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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-08

Han transcurrido meses desde que os
dirigi raj "Carta Despedida'', cuando,
obedeciendo los mandates del deber, q.
son mandates imperiosos para los que
hemos hecho de ese deber un culto, os
die adios sintiendo vibrar con toda la
intensidad del sentimiento los inos or 5
tales de mi alma.
Y me pa-ece q. fue aver Ell dia triste ea
que un monstruo del oceano, mitad mi
neral mitad vegetal al que 70 queria
detener con cl pode1. de mi voluntad para
no perder de mi vista el pef6n adorable
sobrc ell que descansa un manso cordero,
si4nbolo de redenci6n y donde tantos re-
cuer1os benditos dejaba, obedeciendo
la voz imperative del destino, me ale
jaba de vosotros, Henos de la-rimas mis-
ojos mientras aspiraba ell perfume de las
flores puras que vuestras manos infanti-
les recogieron en- la campina para brill
darmelas.
iQue triste para mi, nifios queridos,
Ell c1epusculo de aquella tarde cuando
al declinar el astro rey como atleta triun
fante en- busca del feposo reparador de
la energia; mientras ell mar en- su val
ven continue entonaba un profundo Mi
serere, que yo escuchaba con actitud
reverente, como uniendo su tristeza a mi
tristeza y las de los seres queridos
que junto a mi tenian sus almas en- CO.
munion con Dios por medic del lengua-
je divine de las lagrimasI
Aquella tardey durante ell viaje, cuan
do las Olas al acercarse la nave como
para abrazarls, scnreian transformando
sus sonrisas en- encajes de blanquisimas
espumas, mi espiritu leia como en- un
hbro alberto en- ell seno de alabastro y
esmeTalda del oceano vuestro nombres;
los nombres de vuestras mamas, escuela,
maestro, campina, bohio, luz, cielo, amor,
humanidad.
En- mi "Carta Despedida" os ofreci
que aunque me ausentaba, siempre mi
pensamiento estaria eli las escuelas de
Puerto Rico, junto vuestros maestros,
junto vosotros; y os aseguro que esa
promesa hecha en- ell altar de mi con-
ciencia, ante Dios, pensando en- vuestras
bondadosas madres y en- vosotros, la he
cumplido como cuadra todo hombre de
honor.
Yo os aseguro que un hilo de luz, azul
como el color del infnito me ha undo
siempre vosotros correspondence a
vuestra sineeridad eli cumplimiento a
mi promesa.
Hoy regreso, dejando ala en- aquel
pals gigantic psrte de mi alma y tray6n
docs mi saludo carifoso undo al que os
envia un hogar pobre levantado en- las
inmediaciones del Hudson, donde Sc os
quiere con ell carifo santo que yo os-
quiero, porque la dulce compahera de
mi vida mis- hijos queridos Sc han
identifcado conmigo en- ell amor Dios,
la Humanidad, la Justicia y al Bien.
Vengo con los entusissmos de siempre;
mas enamorado de la escuela por que
he podido apreciar EN- ell Gran Pueblo
americana ell impulse arrollador de Ia
misma; que 81 ha tenido sus vacilacio-
mes al sentir Ia infiuencia de un ambiente
enrarecido, llene de impurezas que tien
de corromperlo TODD; parece como que
recobra su equiiibrio al recibir Ell alien
to poderoso que lie brindan Washington
prOclamando con Jefferson, Franklin
Lafayette ell derecho la libertad
en- la conjunction de los pueblos por Ell
amor, y el de Lincoln, ell Martir subli-
pit arruas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-08

de Ia oportunidad que Sc presentaba
en- aquel pals para que los agricultores
de Puerto Rico pudieran adquirir CANA.
do VacunO alll.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-08
Arturo sANzENoN.
TERRIBLE AccIDENTE
ocURRIDo EN- AGEN

AoBN. Provincial de Garona, en-
Franeial, oetubre T. Con motive de un
accidente ocnrridO en- "A estaci6n de
esta ciudad, murierOn dos personas y
tres resultaron gravemente heridas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-08
Ell EMBAJADoR DE ALEMANIA
PIDE QUE Sc sUPENDAN AS
SANCIoNEs

PARIS, octubre T. Numerosos periO
dicos de esta ciudad hablan acerca de
la vista que M. BrisndSnizo ell Ea-
bajador de Alemania.
segdn los peri6dicos el Embajador ha
solicitado del Jefe de Gobierno de Ia
Repdbhca que Sc suspendan las sancio
nes. rs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-08
ALCOHOLADO "CEREIPINA''

Fl cOnsueO dc los enfermOs eI que aumenta
Ia aeeda de los que disfrutan de salud. ST todos
10 usan con proveeho siempre; 81 en- ning1n hogar
faltA. 81 todos 10 sOcitan 10 compran constante-
menis 6seIo usted tamben, dsfrutara de sus ricas
ventajas que prolegen Il salud el tocadOr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-08
BALE EN- Ell INSTITUTE

Ell dia % del corriente Sc celebrara en-
Ell Institute de 'Jose de Diego.' un
bale de conhanza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-08
MI SALUDO

mejOres AMIGOS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
MARTINS FERRY BOY browns
WHEN He FALLS FROM SK|FF

,, ,,.;I, 40 .,r,I,ol ,,-ith INSTRUCT
S'"""'H VIZ
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,,a,,. ,rr y r,u,u T. r. Frank
, r,,,,,, ,n ,.,.II I,.,rl Smith. FL
,...i,r I.utb Tch;rrrr Nnr-arc,
:. ,, ,.,'.;rt >,,I,IrL,,v Dclma
:, ,,;.,..,, ,..,-r,o,r, smith
- :. nv ~, Ii,.r,,,, r,i> ros;,ionY
c,,t 80
w.. ... ,.,....,u 1;;onr II Wood
t."' ,,,., N.ru-Loy ,ss,st g.
'u"' ~ '"','P ,i.',. ,-;,, IIonriett,
am P' 'n.'r','
i''.t''"' ~ .''r.. ,,,oo,ruiu
'""H ";I,,'.i r-r, rccrs-
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"P'''H, N'N'' ~ D,,.h hdo,r.on
"''"' Ii'|ii, ", I'D Inrcna
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Shower Yor Bride Elect

Ms fliida Ea!r vas hostess TO the
l.. ". club last CT"n'aE At Maple Lawn
the home OF nor aunt. Mrs. George
Myers. in honor o. Miss Irene Burns.
the O"a%!onS h".Hg n miscellaneous
shower. AZ the close Of 4 pirant even
Ing In games and music. Miss Burns
was presented with 4 small box having
IN Il cards. designating various places
wh"r" articles had been hidden. Miss
BuruS IN searching. found beautiful
gifts Of linen. ","Ctri,.l and Kitchen
utensils from the guests present Miss
EurnS will b" among the June brides OF
th:S season. nor wedding 70 Harry Mold
On to take place within n short time
MIR No.drn IS well known here. having
been employed as chief engineer FOR tho
ohio Power Co. lie t. tho son oc Mr..
ans. Theodore Modem. o. RarnrSville. o..
Graduates bethany and ohio stat
University. The wedding will be one OF
the social events of ,hc season. Miss
Blair. assisted b. hrr cousin. Miss Jose
phine Myers scrT"d y delicious twor
course luncheon. Tho tables were
prete.ly decorated with pink roses and
honeysuckles. dainty place cards and
tavors being inu keeping with the event
-Fronto tOhinI Tribune
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
MOUNT DE CHANTAL ALUMNAE
ASSOCIATION MEETS TODAY

program Of tal,s and toaS:f Will b" DIS
p"n>rd with this YEAR. and immediately
follow ing tho dinner 4 brio; business
session Win bc held. n: which time re-
ports Will b. read and nfEC'T| Tor mo
raSI.aE var wall b. elected. Inc FOOT
"ili then b" cleared for dancing anu '"'
gathering u: .nnE"u:N young pe"P''
W.. pend IN" irmaiC@"r Of IN" 'N"h'iE
u THIS :av"::t" i'tsiim". The ah''' wiz
H. moSt delightful II It's lni"r'nA1'I!'
at! - 'Nn"ri"d g l." very tAVS''E ~
t"Nd"d. The n,'Hh'CS Of r"H - Er''au'
at.HS Cia"S - u" high $"EnJ. VII! %"
tn" h"uor eurs'... AID al graduates
their wires. f"rrrrr students and wives
g. husbands a." cordially !"Ii;rd I" -,
t"rd. T:,kr;S E..I" been Y!ar"d OF $40
and applications ~ >Lm" ar" E' 'H%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
LIGHTNING KILLS
MAN At SMYRNA, 0.
Wires Down and Coroner at Cndiz Has
Not Name OF Victim

According 10 word received from Cor
oncr 7. NJ Mcconnell Of Harrison cnun-
~. Ohio. the lightning storm Of Friday
evening took the I!fr of one man and
six horses. which were in Il barn on Il
farm a. Smyrna, Ohio.
Mr.. Mcdonnell told an !SrI""r
reporter over hong diStanr" lat" last
evening that he had not h""n ahi" Ia
tnd out the man'~ name, although ne
lived At FrcepOrt, which ~ but Il short
distance from Smyrna. According ("
Me-. McConnclIS information III" min
was hired hand and had just put III"
horses in tn" stable for the night when
the storm came up.
Reports first received III the city were
10 the effect tina; one man and one horse
the district OF Frccport.
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Entertaining auestS.

The annual reunion OF tn" Mount do
Claa;Ll Numnae Association 10 hc he'd
here to-day has attracted 4 number OF
out oc town visitors to the city. and
sh"y are being entertained at the homes
OF the local girls who were classmates.
Miss Angela Coni:f has ~ her guest
Miss Sarah kl"e Of New York City.
Misses MARY and Marguerite kolt. OF
Canton. are the guests OF Miss Cathern"
Aul and Miss Alice Gaylord. Of Clarks-
burg. Miss Hazel Martin. OF Washing
Ton. Pa. are visiting Miss Virginia
t'!a"cIiS. 1t her homo In WoodsdaIe
Other out OF town people here for the
reunion and graduation are Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wallace. OF Char!eston: NJ. and
Mrs. George Waters. of New York CRY:
Mrs. f.. NJ StauSt. OF Pittsburgh; Mis-
Th-"SI Brennan. Of Scot;sdalc. Pa: Mr..
and Mrs. Max Ma:hcrS of Morsantown;
NJ. and Ms. J. \ Michigan. OF Pitts
hTrgh: NJ and Mrs. J. L. Moran. Of Par
i;"r>hu":;: and Mrs. Mani" COX Arnold,
o. Weston
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W. II s. Alumni Reunion.

ono Of tho most important social
events OF the w~.k Will b" II" annual
reunion Of III" Wheeling h::h $"ho"I
alumni which will b" held on saturday.
June II. NJ IN" flkS' club \ courS"
dinner will be served n II" tikS' c!ub
auditorium, a. s o'rln"i; Gn'i"r ~" d!rr"-
ton % Mana%rr raui Leach. y m"nu
% the SrasDn'Y most tempting ,t";ica"!rs
will be served. ..ad exquisite details will
feature tho appo.a:fr"nts Tn" audi
forum Will have rrrt:" and appropriate"
decorations for the occasion and 4 local
orchestra viii tGrH.'h m'.Slr tLroIEh-
out the serving or dinner. The usual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
BuSfet Picnic

Cop:es .: ~" ,oiowicS 'h'''" .;,,"2
,,rc hA.n --cc:vcd by ne c"nS-cE7:'o3
=, 8, lanes ard 81. Marks EraaE"':Ha'
Lute...- churches OF Wheeling and Elm
Grove:
Tho Brotherhoods Q: s.. James Nrrca
OF Whee.ng
md 81. Marks Church o! Fin Grove
will have JOINT meeting
a, rho home OF Coo. II. I. Schmidt;
Elm Grove
"Wednesday. Jun" Sth
Buffet Picnic Luncheon from 20
Music. Games. Past!me. Pun
We're counting on you
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Mrs - II. W~h..es"H M: lave 70
nembr-S o. 80 !,'",d ". &. :. rs
her -7l~S:s e., "'"n.nG 4, h"s '"'n''
SIS Irdiara 1920 A"+. NtHns h"A''SHs'
will b. Ms HrrrY lI-rT"T'. MT n"7-
~ Rezar M. lr.h.f. ""T A." M'S'
Anna Mao Hermann. IT,. - y" .""-
49, mission day and errc% n.":nb"- To- -"
-. c. 7. L. IS urged :" "'.'S - '"Ai u
r,ors- xhIch will! be s>a' % -" hoSp:t-
Mo and N. sick In n" 90. NJ. r J.
Ra~ is chairman IN cha-S" os ta.9 fe<.-
,urc A number OF important business
rnattars win come up and program
win ~ presented under tn" direction "i
Mrs. Mary Mauer. superintendent q "a"
flower mission.
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Ct IAmaI, Circle.

Tho -, L,n"% circle o, Kings
Dauxh,~rs yr:li nee. this evening at
o'clock al thc HON" ~ Mrs. T"orC" NJ
Shook IN Pheasant Valley. This VIII be
Tho final mr"tihG ~ tn'a circle UNI"
rnu. and every member IS urged 70 Do
:, ,t,pndanrr Mis- L. \. Robinson =
leader. and following ~" business sos
SION , dn,Igh'fui >prir! time vii be en-
,ovrd This is the regular meeting OF
Tho circle. which 9aI postponed rom
last Monday on account OF shat being
Hecora lion da:..
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Return from Honeymoon

NJ and Mrs. Louis Myers haze re.
earned from their honeymoon which was
spent II Washington, II. G.. GcttrS-
burg Pa. an. Mount Vernon. The
Will be at home - their many friends
after the middle OF juno 1T Valley
Grove.
Mrs. Myers was. hefo-" her marriage
Miss Bertha Cox. OF Valley Grove. Tn"
younS people wen: I" IT;:shu-Eh an!
wore married on january LIST. but M
marriage WIS announced just recently
when NJ. and Mr. NIrrS went on
ihcir trip. Mr.. Myers !. - &CadH''e
&C Triad",Hnta =. 'r:r' H.ch ~...n", ar"
ais Of W. '..',.... :,'.,"" \"~'.'..'
hoo. avi '','.' :rc a,
Tr4ad",'..l.. ,..'., NJ M!rrs
= '.i. ....' ..... 'ran NJ
va, g.. ..' ~''r"'N - &C
80 -" '..".r trt";,.s.
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xinn.a nanghters Meet.

This evening n IN" >"cia! ToornS %
he Thomson n. T. church IN" h'at ;
Daughters viii hold their r"G'iN
r,on,h,v meeting. Tho most important:
,.,,urc Of tho business session vii! u"
a-,,rr,rr pla:s Tor d"liEh;tu! p:cni'
xb.cb will pc :; charming event OF mid
July All members arc expected TO Dc
nresen, a. III: evenings meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-06
LUNCHEON AND DNNER-DANCi
roN1aET DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL
FUNCTIONS TO HONOR
GRADUATES.
Many Out OF Town Guests heEe ~
Attend tho TSrd Annual
Reunion.

~-wo G.L-httGi SOFA. functions axe
ycbcdr,ca 90 :cG.ty - b. held ~ COZ
rcc,ic, wi:h the 7uat m"ctiT; - H.
Mocr, d" Chanta, N!Cn::'" aS>"c.'!>'"H'
vh;cH WI be he'd =: TIL aEaG"mF HI
Mount d. Chan;:t'. IL t:$, o. 'a'SS
viii b. tho luncheon ~ d. - TN'i II
80 O'Clock in the = &c, room a. t'S
.,.ademy. Prc;t" appointments W.T. "S
2ooarcnt ard ~ .";"r">;."; t-"Ir'''h -
,acrrhcS has been arranged i"T t"'
caSiou. Mrs. EcC,il., I."0>-N".; Wall
--as:dc ,s toaS.m;>;r~, ard the pco-
cram Will open with "r;rc";.:-;S :" te
tunnac." by Mis- Angel E"n"'"E.
Miss Mary Alexander Will GsN" III" SEC
ord toast taking toc her subject TRIO
y.,vc>-' Miss Abigail lilwEin$ VII e
pond with On Guard and To-Day
Mesa &C." b. Mrs. Mamie Cox Arnold
yslt Compicte tho program
Tho d;rcr-dance .onicht - tho Nc
r.are ho,c, will be ~" moSs 'harm'nS
affair Of me day. beng arranged 20
honor tho me mbers of the EraduAt'nc
r,ass who will receive their diplomas
az tomorrow'S exercises. TErcr i'rS
tables Will be arranged IN -" h2.' room
Of the Mcclure and the dinner VII. be
served at : O'Clock. l:Nqu!S'tr appoint
-nen,s Of silver AMI blue. thr cotors q
he class Of 81. W., he effectively car
-Ied out. an abundance OF love- DOS
SONS adding 10 the AraGty o. 'hs en-
Senolc. Throughout: the dinner pro
gram O flatc music VIII 30 r"ndercu o.
Jones orchestra. and \: tAc corS:"S.""
O. the dinner. dancing W.. D. f:n'!-u
until rrjdn ghe There are = H21'H'r ~
OUT cs town guests her" Cor TIE i'''!'
ard also many local pcor." Will raF':-
pate IN the :oys :As evening "'H az
ford.
Mrs. John :. Cen:| Has e>rh n s"A-
e-,l charge ct :He 2--a- S"r'"NiS 'oF
tbs elaborate aIa:- -. MSS MARY
Alexander ard MS A-S".a CNr:S w"ro
n charge o: 80 reservation. w"'cA nave
bccn made t>- - :c..ow:"- members
Of the S-atua::aS cas- "'S WI Dc
Tho guests OF honor
angela Kc1n>4y. :: N"wa.%. Ohio.
Angela I'm :. @: Wc,.SNI-S.
virginia Brennan. Q: StN;;Sda,". Pa.
Katherine GunGhaS. .: Wh""i.0S.
Annie Aaur,c Mart. g: Washing
ton. Ia
Margaret Ma;h~->. g M"rSontown.
Nar<a-et McC;u: c;,a. g rIt'eh1rSh.
N,dc,on Moran. % lsI-h"rsbu-E.
Mar ll.zabc;h En- IN. - Newark.
Ohio
I.averne Snodc>y- ." Wh""'::s
dorothy waters. y: ~" f"-'i '..'
Marion FiawHinT. n: r.t:,hH-Sr
r-i,c;u. N!:o. 90 Nv N"I~ Gee.
Mildred WA!ia.-. - Hh.:,. >''.@
Edna Staust. o: l'i;'~rr"-".
Elizabeth sullivan. cr Wheeling.
Tho following w." hc eU">;> C.. n"
graduates:
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Catholic womsn's League

Tho regular meeting OF tho Ci;nn'':
wonen.s League vii! be hold this even
ing n tho League Hon" on Caapta:a"
stree. with ,hc president. Mrs. Thomas
\. Bea:tie. prcstd:nr. \ Dume"7 o.
important matters VI. oe taken u? at
his time and al members ~" urged :"
DO present.
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Mise
Macadsmy Club Danos.

supplementary 70 the members ot tho
Nacadnnv Cub who will have returned
from distant schools and colleges II"
Mt>ad"n? Club will entertain with al
informal dancing party on Friday even
.nS. juno II. The auditorium of the
Els cub will be the seen" OF this de-
antcui affair and Jones' eight piece
orchestra has been engaged to furnish
tho musical program. Invitations will
be mailed Thursday for this event and
:h"j- arrival assures the members OF
the Ma"ademy Club and their friends
an evening OF genuine pleasure. Dane
;ac will y" enjoyed from . until I
o'c:ock. and Norris VIII serve punch IN
nc in:c-miSSions.
A newly appointed amusement COM
mi:tcc IS II! CHARGE OF the arrangements
tor this dance and they arc working
hard To make II just as successful az
-. similar affair given for thc returned
s;udentS at Easter. GerbiE. OK. Bone.
nay and Carmack comprise tho commit
tee
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Miss Phyllis Stroch"l. fiance ~ Mr.
Harrison Bruhr.sand Miss Ruth NeSb!t,.
whose marriage 20 Mr. Harry Coyle vii!
DC an event OF this week. will share
honor$ at a de!ightful party this even
ng TO bc given by the l. II. y. Circle OF
Mugs Daughters. This affair will be
held at the home OF Miss Dale Ross in
South warwond and will bc at'cnS"d by
twcnty-ftvc guests.
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Haa- F:-T.rS IIZz Rows r..Idr- Tho
.a;~St hits ~ the Court Cafeteria Open
iag. 1919 thaplirs 81. Tuesday. Jun"
7'h. h"SInninS II O'Clock 4. IN. A cOrdia,
welcome for all. je-6-E
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M. Herman II. Busk:o = c":tlned 20
his home n Warwo"d. suffering with "A
broken toe. sustained Will" 4. work a.
the St!fel Calico Works.
Lawrence schultz t. siowty recover
irr 1t his HON" in Warwooi. after an
Illness Of several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Wilson Of Mid
land, Pa. are visiting u; IN" hom" -:
Mrs wilson's Parents n II" North End
NJ. Harold Arnold Of baltimore" Md.
Is the guc,t Of his parents 4; E'!G.nS-
ton Lane.
Mrs. Anna Hilton. director &C "a"
Thomson Methodist Ep;S~'Ta! "nurch
choir. is confined n her HON" al N"
Island with an attack &c tnnsiiitIS. ~"
hoyrs % be out again IN thr"" e! t"dr
days.
Miss Eleanor Linton i confined - nor
homo in Woodsdalr. SCriouSi? il.
Mr.. and MIR. W. l.. Moran 80 r'rh-
crSourE will arriv" n Ia" city to-day
to attend the commencement "N"r...'''.
n. Noun. Il" ChaHirl Academy t"mor-
row when their daughter. Ms MaG"I"n
Moran. receives her diploma
Miss Marie Rolf. Il Stud.n: y; OE"nt%
College near Philadelphia. has returned
10 her home in Park View for the sum-
-u"r. Miss Rolf IS the daughter az Mrs.
l.. \. Rolf
T. J. Cornwcll has returned ~ his
home in Dover. O.. after Spcnd.n: the
nast three days with Wheeling; friends.
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MOUNT REUNION
AND GRADUATION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY WILL BE
BUSY DAYS AT MOUNT DE
CHANTAL ACADEMY.
Fifteen Young Ladies Will Receive
Diplomas at Academy Tues
day Morning.

TIL" annual reunion OF the Mount do
'hHn'2! Alu1na" Association and TIC
COMMENCEMENT - nc hcad' nay a.,
M"un, d" Chaa;.,! viii u" ho!d today
and tomorrow. aad i program 81 .ut""-
"StIng events hU,, been announced for
thc%" two day. 1'l;" rcuIy!nu to-day
Will begin at 90 r'rIUrk with su,r.rr
u:gh mass. the Rev. Father q. II. Muy",
Y. q. rr.ehrIn' business mr":Ir.a
vi! IT, he'd II: ii::.n "'cl"rH. when
ri!:'crS vii. h.. "l,','irI and REPORTS ~
~" year viii l." r..rI. ~ u'rlurh Il
.uu,'h"on wiz l." s.rN"d, and for ~"
afternoon "u artistic aNd intcr"- t:nt:
program will l." presented. beginning -;
$50 o'clock.
Tn" program CoHHT>
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About People
Movements OF Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
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PRINCETON DEFEATS.
HARVARD, 1913, IN
SENSATIONAL GAME.
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but an instant later there was DIS
may among the later thre. was dis
when the ball was seen to bounce
around. touch a Princeton man, and
finally land in the hands OLA Crimson
warrior. Harvard men chccrcd to the
echo. Buell. here tried a forward
pass for Harvard. II failed. Then
owen was given another try at II
field goal. The crowd again h.ld its
breath and this time owen booted
the piEskin squarely between the
goal posts. 1t was beautiful kick,
and the Cambridge crowd in the west
stand was beside itself with Joy.
The three points looked big ana the
Princeton followers were dcwncast
Eut the Tigers, as football history
will SHOW. arc never defeated until
the final whistle blows. brown. OF
Harvard, kicked off and Cieavc ran
the ball back to Princcton's thirty
two yard mark. I.curie skirted the
Crimson right end. q favoritc route.
for iv. yards On the next play
SniNcly Shot a forward pass 10 the
waitin" hands of Gilroy, and the
brilliant back was off like Il fash
His interference formed splendidly
h. ami held well. one after another
Crimson tacklcrs were put out Of
play and Gilroy. by good lodging
and speedy footing, ran along the
! side OF the field. y Harvard forward
nailed him as he ncared the line. but
just too late. for Gilroy fell safely
across the line for the touchdown.
] {.iIrUy Makes TnucLu,,,yn
After kcck had added the one
I point 10 the scors. amid more cheer
ing. he kicked off to Harvard's
twcntyyard line. The Crismor
could not gafn and Churchill. sub
stitutins for Fits. made a poor kick
/" Harvard's forty-sccond- yard line
Captain. Kcck had his head with him
rs he signalled for fair catch
/ Princeton elected to try Il placement
goal and with Lourie holding the
ball. Captain Keck made good, rails
ing the score to 10. Tigers now fell
safe and home rooters began to sing
the Princeton songs OF victory. The
remainder OF the game was without
particular incident.
Although most of the excitement
was damned into the final period
the frs; three quarters had theil
thrills. Each side had excellent op.
porWnitics TO score, ana each missed
by the narrowcst OF margins.
one OF the blood stirrinG thrills Of
the afternoons pastimc came in the
third period. and looked like sure