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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
A New Food Supply

A definite step toward increasing the
nations fod supply, which means a
reduction in the much-discussed H. c..
Of L., was taken at Miami, Fla, with
the formal opening there of the Miami
Aquarium and Biological Laboratory.
Situated on the Gulf Stream itself,
which already has disclosed some 600
varieties of fishes, and equipped with
three collecting cruisers to gather
specimens from Florida and Bahama
Island waters, the Biological Labora-
tory will furnish an opportunity for
food fish study without parallel on
this side of the Atlantic.
In point of popular interest the
aquarium will make of Miami the
Naples of America, with an opportun-
ity for the Florida visitor to observe
the beauty and mystery of tropical and
subtropical deep sea life--an oppor-
tunity hitherto afforded to such an ex-
tent only in the famous aquariums of
Naples and Monaco. In New York
twice as many people go yearly to the
the aquarium on the tip of Manhattan
Island as visit the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art; and Belasco Iabnez, the
Spanish writer, paid tribute in Mare
Nostrum" to the irresistible appeal of
subsea life. by his vivid description
of the. Naples aquarium
Our warm seas hold untold treasures
of food, to be had for the catching,
but limited opportunity for study of
sea life hitherto has left this field
almost untouched in the constant
search, under increasing population
pressure, for new foods.
There are many economic aspects
to the study of the oceans living con-
tent. Codliver oil, menhaden oil, seal
oil, fish guano, shark skin and other
commercial products which we do not
associate with fish have their origin
in marine industries
The display equipment of the aqua
rum consists of fifty glass-front tanks,
each with visible area of four by six
feet, and larger tanks, among which
is one believed to be the largest IL
the - -.o71, sizeable enough to exhibit
fish twice as long as man is tall.
A striking feature of the display
equipment is the lighting arrangement.
Skylights have been constructed over
the tanks while corridors have been
left without direct light openings.
Natural light, therefore, must reach
the observers eye through the water
of the tanks, a fact which creates the
Illusion of the oceans depths under
natural conditions. The illusion is
heightened by the use of coral and the
beautiful fora of the ocean bed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
Or Some Utility

1.-THE Scotch" says Pennsylvania
whose people were of that nationality,
s.claim that the bagpipe is the most
expressive instrument in the world,
and thereby hangs tale:
"There was in a Scotch town an
editor whose handwriting could could
be interpreted by only one composltor
of the staff, Scott, of course, and a
piper. One day came slip of copy
that puzzled even this expert.
Cant you read it?" he was asked.
"Nae," he said, but added, enthusi-
astically, "If had my pipes, though,
l could play herr"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
Tapauese to Remove
the Tsingtao Eagle

Tsingtao. China.-The huge German
eagle, carved in the granite side of one
of the hills flanking the harbor here,
across which has been superimposed
the inscription of Imperial Japan, will
be blasted from the hillside and re-
moved to Toxic, where it will be
placed in military museum, thus re-
moving the Haunting evidence that
..Tc -.-..:so Is not under the rule of the
Chinese republic.
When Germany occupied the city
she chose the high hill across the bay
on which to inscribe the symbol of her
victory. The German eagle, emble-
matte of an imperial house that has
since persisted, followed the boast of
the former war lord of Pottsdam that
mo Chinese shall ever again look
askanse at a German" He sent his
brother, Prince Henry of Prussia to
introduce kultur into China.
With the seizure of Tsingtao by
Japan in the late fall of the first year
of the world war, the Japanese in
scribed the date of their victory across
the eagle-"November Z, Third Year
of Taisho" (1914).-
The present decision to remove the
entire emblem is prompted by the de-
sire of the Japanese to eliminate all
obstacles in the path of Chinese
Japanese friendship.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
Rural Sarcasm

A New Yorker, visiting an Iowa
town, was talking to prominent citi-
zen with reference to the one paper
the town boosted.
WELL" observed the citizen, I'll
say for the editor that he can be the
most sarcastic fellow that ever was
when he tries"
How so?"
"Why, in last weeks issue the de-
partment entitled Local Intelligence
was only about three inches in length"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
Proof

"She must have had great confidence
in him to turn over her entire fortune
to his management when they were
married"
"She had-he had impressed her
as being the most intelligent and clear
seeing man, with the best judgment
of any she had ever known
"How did he do all that?"
"Why, it happened that he was the
only man wha had ever told her that
she was both clever and beautiful"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
Praise Where Due

The good old minister naturally
wished to speak well of all who par
ticipated in the benefit concert, and,
happily, could praise the efforts of
most of the volunteer performers with
sincerity and truth.
"And Miss Hightry?" some. one
asked. Ibid she sing well?'
The old gentleman hesitated, then
smiled beamingly.
"Miss Hightry's intentions were ex-
cellent-splendid- to be adj
mired!" he declared enthusiastically.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
A New Maids
Conscience

Margaret, the new maid, had been
instructed that, when certain callars
appeared, she was-at the door-to an
nounce that her mistress was not at
home. 1t evidently went much against
the grain for Margaret to make her
self responsible for even so small a
white lie but she promised to do so,
and with mertain notifications kept
her word.
ais Mrs, Morgan at homer" asked
the caller.
"For this wan tonne, Mrs. Jones,
sbA amt" said the maid. but Hivin
Z .e again. I'll not
liz - Twin"
- <pusp,,no '7fnp
IS1Isp, .Isp,s'ss ueAsker. he APP
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
Where the Baloonists
Landed

In coming to earth near Moose Fac
Hudson Bay, pilots of the United
States naval balloon which recently
was blown from New York city to
to the froze nnorth in relatively a
few hours, stumbled on a country
rich in the history of traditions of the
picturesque old Hudson Bay Company,
says bulletin issued by the National
Geographic Society.
Henry MISUNDERSTANDING" Hudson
to his Dutch employers-was respon-
sible, strangely enough, for putting on
the map both the starting and ending
point of his recent chance balloon trip.
In 1909 he anchored his famous Half
Moon close to the present location of
New York's Goddess Of Liberty, and
tn following year, still searching for
the elusive Northwest Passage, he
sailed into Hudson Bay and followed
it's eastern shore south to near the
present Moose Factory.
1t was there in James Bay, the shall
low southern arm of Hudson Bay, that
Henry Hudson suffered the keenness
of disappointment that can come only
to the worlds great dreamers. His
dream was to find passage to the
South Sea-" and therefore a short
cut to India. When he sailed into
Hudson Bay and found that It was a.
great body Of water he was sure his
Sa-ca--l was about to be realized. But
when he reached the shallow James
Bay, and nosing across, found that
there was a west coast to the great
expanse of water, his dream came to
an end.
1t was on the shores of James Bay
that Hudson and his surley crew win
tered following his discovery, and only
a short distance to the north that the
great explorer met his tragic end next
spring, when bound by mutineers he
was set adrift in small boat with
handful of sick men to prish.
"The Company Of Gentlemen Ad-
venturers Trading to Hudson Bay"
ain across North America, established
which carved dominion for Great Brit
it's first post near Moose Factory soon
after King Charles II signed its char
ter in 1870 and blithely made is mem
bers "true and absolute lords" of three
quarters of a continent. vested them
with trading monopolies, right to pass
laws and impose punishments. and
even gave them power to make war
on non-C Christian peoples. During the
three and half centuries since that
time Moose Factory has remained on
of the most important posts of the
Hudson Bay Company, gathering
rich harves of furs. It was the scene
of many raids and counterraids in the
early days between the French and the
company's employees.
--
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
CHEMICAL LABORATORY
EXPERIENCE

A Harvard man perpetrated this
joke with reference to the chemical
laboratory: 41144. Publication by Elk
plosion, or How to Become an Angel
-Immerse iodin In aqua ammonia
Filter. Dry the nrecipitate. Then
grind the precipitate in mortar with
-pestle. Write up your notes in tn,
next world"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
Bedrock

81 tell you, old man, am desperate
am dowon to my last dollar"
"Oh, that's nothing! Look at me
down to the last dollar of my last
friend"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
Just Fun
In the backwoods school.

In the backwoods school,
Small boy (holding up hand
Whats B. G. hitched onter them
dates in Greek history mean?"
Teacher Ca trifle confused well.
er, Sammie, you see them old Creek
were queer kind of creeters, SO when
they didn't know date for sartin]
they put B. c., bout correct artel
the numbers"
Judge-"How far did the thief carry
your pig?"
COMPLEMENTARY two miles
away from my house."
Judge Ito prisoner)-'It was only !,
joke, Judge"
Judge:-"Six months-because you
carried the joke too far"
Mr.. Bilkins saw an advertisement
that read, "Send ten cents, and lear
how to find out the day of the month
without calendar"
Ten cents was sent, and the instruc-
lions were given:
Find out the date of the day be-
fore yesterday and add two"
Uncle Ezra, who weighs 300 pounds,
is taking dinner at the Slimson'
Little Willie (from foot of table,
Say Uncle?"
Uncle Ezra-"Well, my boy"
Little Willie-"Trade stomachs
will your"
Scripture History,
stand up, Tompkyns, who was the first
MANI"
Tompkyns-"Adam, sir"
hoolmaster-"Righ+ Drummer,
who was the first woman"
-"Er-er-madam, sir"
A small boy in the primary school,
wrote composition about the camel,
in which he evolved the following
facts from his inner consciousness.
"The camel has four stomachs, and
can go four weeks without feeding
them, remembering the weeks by the
stomach he happens to be using at the
time; and so, coming in out of the
field once month as regular as a
clock for his breakfast, which is most
ly water
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11
Water-Shy

why are all these girls in bathing
suits scampering so excitedly from the
beach? Shark in the water?"
'No-little rain cloud in the sky"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11

WELL" said Chappie. impatiently, to
the boy opposite him, What are you
staring at? Is there anything extra
ordinary about me?"
"Oh, no, sir" replied the boy,
abashed. IL think you are very
ordinary looking person.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11

A Chicago man says he has spent
81 $50 900 in one year without any idea
as to where the money went.
No mystery in that. He probably
ate a couple, of meals in a "low-priced"
restaurant. had week Of tire trouble
and bought suit Of cloths.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11

It's useless to laugh at the New
York neighborhood which has accused
a woman Of witchcraft.
The neighborhood thinks It is q
burning question.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11

If you are at loss to know in what
you can steam. your brown brad or
pudding when you have no mould.
use the double boiler. Grease 1t as
YOU would any mould and tie the top
on firmly. After the mould has been
.hlled only two-thirds full. 1t may not
as pretty shape as a loaf cooked
fancy mould would be. but 1t is
Ainly easier and more convenient.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-02-11

Another little trick to know about is
that of adding peanut butter to fudge
when you make It. II you like the
flavor Of the butter, put In quite a
little, but II you are not so keen about
the flavor, add just tablespoonful
to the average quantity candy and 1t
will keep your fudge soft and creamy
for almost week. Add 1t after it has
been taken from the stove and allowed
to cool a little. II you like the fudge
creamy, let it cool before you beat IT;
sugary, beat it Immediately after
knowing from the stove.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
AUXILI0 MUTUo

Entradas: Constantine Fernando
Rodriguez, Jose Hnerta Trueba. de
San Juan: Jesds Fernandez LENA, de
Caguass GonzaIo Estrella Jimenez,
Enrique Alvarez Rosales. de San
Juan; Rodolfo Rodriguez Rodriguez,
de Santurce; Benito Perez cividanes
Jose Rodriguez Gomez. de San Juan
Domingo del Castillo Birriel. de Hato
Rey; Miguel Perell6 Perell6, de San
Juan; Daniel LAMA Oruila, de Cayey
Luis CarrefO Estrada, de San Juan.
Sahdas: Francisco Rodriguez Bre-
mes, de San Juan; Angel Calvo Gar
cfa, de BarcelOneta Jose AnciOla
Suarez, Joaquin Lopez Santana, de
San Juan; Caledonia Villamil Mendez,
de Santurce; Gabriel Anil Rojas, de
Bayam6n; Constantine Fernandez Ro.
driguez, Gonza1o Estrella Jim6nez,. En-
rique Alvarez Rosales. de San Juan
ROdolfo Rodriguez Rodriguez, de San.
turce; Jose Rodriguez Gomez, de San
Juan; Domingo del Castillo Brricl
de Hato Rey; Miguel Perell6 Perello,
de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
BODASDE FIGARO
Con mGsica de
:: M O Z A RT :
con Ell DIR. LrGO VIA

Ell doctor Lugo Viiias, de la Junta
Superior de Sanidad, cambiando i'm
presiones con un redactor de Ell I'M
PARCIAL, Sc mcstr6 satisfecho de la
compaiia sanitaria que Sc esta reali-
zando, ii que calific6 de espl6ndida.
Gree que hay que luchar, pero con.
fla en- el mejor resultado.
Respecto de un niho que viva en-
su casa, atendido por esta familia y
que falleci6 consecuencia de lesio.
nes, que Sc inform6 recibi6 al sufrir
una cafda de la azotea; nos dijo que
el niiio estaba en- la plaza cercana co.
rriendo ell ese momento habfa otros
muchahos que Sc entretenfan en- echar
a rOdar desde 10 alto de la calle a la
playa, grandes aros Y ruedas, una de
las cudles 10 derrib6, pasandole otras
por encima y ocasiopandole las lesio
Des que le produjeron la muerte, ape
sar de los inmediatos cuidados que SC
lie prodigaron. La familia Lugo vi
mas ha sentido grandemente el suce
so. pues querian al niho como ur
hijo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23

alssalnaseia Nselaa lsa slaa b
lsmsas a. ssa@tfe amssan asa ESQ
Nessss.sa assss~ So ss.as. lss aala
samss - s~sa sepaua. ao's,ir ssansi.s
q s-a. sssslaassss ua.ie,. aue b. f.f~
fs.sal.an essa ta4sha 80 sfssm =.
atF=afe Asa9is b.. sanaailas ~ b
ieis-ia liaa isauaa = sl,as,.. .lnta. as
taN ~ ~ aasiltsa . ~ fsl,rrs-f- ~
s.an l.afrsaaia. .ese as-sun.-. ~ lai
- aims a. saa siusfrc aieuasagse q
Ia iel.sia sNsaAsa,
4 - a,as iuisama a.. Falls~se 81 u
ilasatai MHHi,ais.l u shle AlcluiaaFs
a'asfsi,e spm@ssrsHin o. tos esagsr,
4 lralaae au. rsdlasfa nj rarr a. uH
snN - swAas sn las ngmsliaci.tr,
a. = ia aauaaa.
A.ss. ~ cav IA iarac. fnll~ri6 Il
agasv'lasia palallgp dsm lone issgrs
lilA. rlnandane e.paia que r~sldis
r'i 'sir pl.a.le l.er mu'asas Sims. isn.
d. loefe cfearsc De- una enyhiialsle D.
Sicien "sSanesnica = s~'ial NnStrc
ss'niiie 's'san'c a isda ~ -stimal,lr
famiiin. vnie Ia gncse snvwnirau
Il I.icenclado J"se A. l5prz NTa. rs.
cal DE- Ia corie ~ DisiTitO de- cua.
yama. y 4 i-,vlo. rusl.biO I,spcz VIA.
aioeado que coza de gran estimation
en este poblaclda.
-IIa saii;lo para Las Marlas. don
de la sido contra;ada para desempc-
har una escuela. la distinguida seilo-
ri.a Maria Es;rclla Rivera.
Ell ylernes por Ia tarde. Il indi-
vduo Antonio Padilla. en- pelea con
el iadividuo Enrique Aceycdo, mat6 a
tsie dandole una puhalada con un Gu
chillo de larsas dimensiones.
rracticaaa la investigation por el
fapiran Blanco Y guardia Padilla fu6
2.Tcsiado pu2sto a Ia disposition
l"i Honorable Juez Municipal.
e. cable ha trafdo Ia triste noti-
cia de la muerte en- New York del que
fue nuestro joven buen amigo Anne
rico FeliG, hijo de estas LOmas Re-
ciba su distinguida famitia nuestro
sincere pesame.
-Por orfen del Comisionado Mmi-
cipal de Sanidad Sc esta procediendo
a una completa liinpieza en- toda la
ciudad la extirpaci6n de las ratas.
CORRESPONSAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
En- MI PUESTO

Despues de un mes guardando CANA
a consecuencia de una grave infec-
ci6n, vuelvo hoy mi puesto en- Ell
IMPARCIAL, no restablecido atin, Pc
ro va en- condolences de hacer algin
trabajo.
Cumple hoy mi, hacer pGblico mi
agladecimiento hacia todas aquellas
personals, amigos y familiares, que Sc
interesaron por mi salud, los com.
pafleres que en- la presa demostraron
sus deseos de una pronta curaci6n, a
mis- compaferos de redacci6n, especial
mente mi director Perez Losada,
mas que director amigo y particular,
y mas que todos, al notable m9dico
cirujano y querido amigo Leandro
Lopez de la Rosa, quien desde el pri-
mer momento, y dandose cuenta de la
gravedad de la dolencia no perdi6
oportunidad para atajar el NAL, vi
sitandome de dfa y de noche, hasta
ponerme en- las condolences que hoy es-
toy. Tuyo que usar de la cuchilla y
en- las curas me presto valiosos ser.
vicios su inteligente ayudante Manuel
A. Perez, sargento que fue del ejerci-
to encargado de La cirujfa. Es un
practico en- este.
81 no tuviera el doctor Lopez de la
Rosa su fama va acreditada de buen
facuitativo, 10 que en- mi persona ha
hecho 10 acreditarfa de tai. Ell me ha
salvadory San Juan debe estar orgu-
llosa de contar entire su seno a facul.
tativo de este range. AL Cesar, 10 que
es del Cesar.
FIorencio Sapti0go.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
LAS AUTORIDADES SANITARIAS
!. EN- GUAYNABO

Tan. pronto como el Departamento
de Sanidad Insular someti6 al Labo-
ratorio la rata encontrada en- Quay
nabo, la cual di6 case positive, Ell DR..
Ruiz Soler, acompahado del DR.. Oms,
sali6> para aquella localidad, llevando
a cabo en- Ia misma un trabajo de
saneamiento digno de todo encomio.
Las noticias que Sc tienen son de que
en- Guaynabo reina la mas completa
calma, teniendo aquellos habitantes
completa fe en- las gestiones de la sa-
nidad local insular, para que la pes
te no pueda hacer presa de Il. pobla-
cion nj sus alrededores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
IA S|TUAC|ON
Continuation de la Ira. pagina.)

La epidemic de titus de Nueva
York, debe ponernos sobre aviso, pues
segdn informes hay una efectiva ame-
naza alli de esa nueva invasion.
-Uno de los Medicos del Institute
Rockefeller ,entendido en- asuntos de
epidemias, esta trabaiando ahora con
la Sanidad Insular. Ell, DR.. Kill tiene
ia confianza. de la direction de sanidad
~ esta realizando un apreciable ira
bajo.
-Hasta hace pocos amos la morta-
lidad de la peste era de un ochenta y
cinco a noventa por ciento Y las con-
secuencias casi tan 'teimibles como Ia
misma dolencia. Ell plazo de crisis
varfa de 5 7 dias y en- los primeros
del brote la mortalidad es mucho ma
lyor. Por este no hay que descuidar-
Sc un instante.
Ell Comisionado de Servicio P1-
lblico de San Juan, Sr. Travieso, por
mas que la batalla contra el brote es-
ia cargo exclusive de la Sanidad In
sular, ha ofrecido toda su cooperation
Iy la del personal, para cualquier ayu-
da que dentro de sus medios pueda
utilizarse. Ha recorrido los puntos
de la zona del brote.
-Muchas familias de la ciudad y
de Santurce, trataron en- los primeros
momentos de ausentarse para la isla,
pero en- general, todo Ell mundo ha
centinuado en- sus viviendas, CONTAIN
do en- que las medidas adoptadas do
minaran Ell brote y ramifcaciones, y
coadyuvando al trabajo en- ese SEN
lido.
-->En vista de no encontrarse en-
San Juan suficiente numero de brace
ros para Ell trabajo sanitario, Sc estan
trayendo de la isla los que Sc han
prestado venir. Hay dificultades
para encontrar peones pues aparte
de estar ahora en- la epoca de zafra,
la labor es penosa. Los confnados
estan realizando una labor plausible
la que Sc les tendra en- confederation
para Ia atenuaci6n de sus condemns.
AUTO QUE vUELA
Por la prensa de los Estados Uni.
dos. nos enteramos de uno de los til.
timos inventos. Este es un Autom6vil
que podra volar 10 mismo que un
aeropIano y podra transporter las
10000 camas que vende Ell Cielo a
|precios baratfsimos, asf como los col
chones marca Hercules Arrivi, a pre-
clos de quemaz6n 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
DON JUAN MANUEL -oUINrERo

De regreso de su viaje Europa
que ha durado medic aho, esta de
nuevo entire nosotros ell distinguido
caballero de la buena sociedad de Ma
natl, don Juan Manuel Quintero, per-
soma muy estimada en- esta ciudad.
FL senior Quintero ha dejado su gem
til esposa en- Barcelona donde pasara
una temporadaI.
Ell IMPARCIAL saluda con Ell ma
yor afecto al estimado amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
EL elise pIAR1o

En Coarno, en- Ia calle II de Asosto.
eI autom6vil No. 9S7, propiedad de Ia
Contafia Vanderbilt, guiado por el
fIe1r No. 71e. arroll6 a Claudio Cente-
deur No. 71s, arroll6 a lsudio Cente-
10. rrod1eidndole tan graves contuS
stones que e ocasionaron la muerte.
81 chauffeur lnl arrsstado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-23
srENEo ruErroRRIQUESo
Secci6B o. C,c Jas Nor )
p icas.

Reunida n Se acordo estudiar
los gu'entes teaa n la forna y en-
las fechas 7Ue re an ? conti-
nuacion:
l. Educacion Moral 8 'niea en- las
escuelas pdblicas. e. 7car J. Con-
zalez Ginorio inicafl q e,udio con
una conference q! mart > de mar
20, 1921, a las ?. II.
= . FL sufragio Femenino. - El
Lcdo. Luis Viiar7uca expondra el te-
ma e. martes IL de abril, 1921, las
s P. n.
8. Status politico de Puerto Rico.
FL Lcdo. Luis Mufoz Morales abrira
el acto con una conferencia el martes
de mayo, s P. NJ.
Los actos sc celebraran en- los sa-
lones del Ateneo. Una vez que Ell te-
ma haya sido presentado, quedara
alberta la discussion del mismo. Solo
mienbros de la Seccion podran tomar
parte en- los debates. Y este respec-
to Sc hace saber a todos los socios del
Ateneo que Ell Libro RegistrO de
miembros de la Seccion Sc encuentra
en- al Secretaria del Ateneo y que su
Superintendent, ell senior j. Escude-
70, tendra mucho gusto en- atender a
,cualquiera de dichos socios que de-
see registrar su nombre en- el.
Para la debida ordenacion del cur
so sera muy conveniente- que las per-
sonas que deseen intervenir en- ell 'es-
tudio de los temas enunciados, pre-
paren sus trabajos por escrito y 10
avisen al Secretario de la Seccion pa
ra seiialarles su turno. A menos que
las circunstancias exigieren alguna
variaci6n, Sc seguira la siguiente re-
gla: No Sc limita ell tempo los en-
cargados de presentar los temas. Los
turnos principales que Sc comedian
seran de treinta minutes, Y diez mas
para rectifcar. Los debates seran d.
rigidos por Ell Presidente de la Sec
ci6n, 'quien hara al terminarse un re-
sumen de los mismos.
San Juan, P. R., febrero Is, 1921.
H. L. Amadeo,
Secretario do la Seccion.
Emilio del Toro,
Presidente de la Seccion.