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The New York herald., 1921-05-03
PRODUCE.

BEaNs-Marroe, choice. 1920. 100 lbs.
s6.75: pea, choice. 1920 Sl.25; medium.
choice, 81; red kidney, 1920. so.75; white
kidney. $12.50df3.
lb, Birn31c.; extras. ~ score 36c. firsts.
81 3i1xdt35i4c. seconds. 2sra1 iSc.: lower grades.
.Sg2'c. unsai!ed, higher than extras. $50
3ac extras, 3Tiz0piSc frsts 33Gp36i &c .
seconds, 2sG3ihc.: held or storage. firsts,
29m33c. seconds. 2td2Sc lower grades a0a
23c.: state dairy. tubs, finest. 51iz935hc. !:
good TO prime, 3fH3Sc.; common 10 fair, %
GD3oc.: renovated. firsis. 25e72Tc ladies' cur
rent make. frsts. 23d2tc; seconds, 1gt.d
.oc.; lover grades isgisc: packing stock.
current make No. 1. 1ac. No. . iSc: lower
grades, 14ntIc.
CHEESE--state. whole milk. short. held,
foi@@.2 fresh specials, lSni9c average
run, i1i-c. lover Grades. iJa17c.. twins,
fresh specials, $50 lsiAc.: average run. l7iAc. .
Wisconsin. single daisies, fresh. 1ae20c ;
double daisies tsthm20c.. young Americas
held. 2Gc.; fresh, 2oisd2osac.
EGGs-Fresh, gathered. extras. Dozen oai,
63oc.: storage packed. extra firsts. 2sika
2pc: firsts, aIn2Sc fresh, extra firsts ~
a2Sc.; fifsts, 2iis0 8Ic.; seconds 23H2ic /:
dirtes. storage packed, No j.. 22'an2}c. /;
choice, dry, 2on2ic. duck eggs. Baltimore.
43lrtfc. Virginia and North Carolina. 436
&c: western Kentucky and Tennessee 3G9
Csc: State, Pennsylvania, and nearby West
ern hennery whites. extras 33r. extra
firsts 3ia32c.; flrsts, 2Sn30c. gathered
whites. fIrsts TO extra firsts. 2sds2c. under
q.
34I35c. extra firsis. 32I33c.: flrsis. 3ic /:
under grades. 2am3oc. other Western and
Southern, gathered whites, 2G63Oc.: state
Pennsylvania and nearby Western heunery
browns. extras, 3Gr3ic.. gathered brown and
mixed coorp. graded extras. 2gAn3ec. firsts
to extra firsts. 2oizd2Sc
POTATOEs-per bbl.. 80 5nTi2 90 Florida.
81 r0ds culls. S2I2.5O: red. s3.a0n1 box,
Sid3: bae. &3.0od6. old. 1870 lbs. sf f.aN4
$50: iGa lbs. 81 2rn2; 80 lbs. Si0t.T5.
Long Island. bag. 81 s.3oa3: sweets. LEI ~,
basket Si62 II. Southern. 1sc esi.1i. bbls
STAT; vans. Dbl. ssmi
POULTRY. DRESSED-t'REsH KILLED
Chickens. California. hrnilers. lb.. fac. !:
Western stags. 2G6 SIC. FOWLS BOXES gS6t
3nc: bbis 2sd3ec OLD COCKS-2od2ic.
TIIRKEYS-oO0 40. DIfcKs-Long Isla ~.
s5c: pos'on. 3iG22c. SoTABS-Dozen. s5a
~ FROZEN = CHICKENS - Brolers. auif
4Gc: fryers. aar5sc.. roasters. 1sd ttc.
FOWLS = g5daTr Otd1 COCKS = tST23c
CAPONs > 5od6oc. TURKEYS teGGoc
DucRs-western 3cd co.. GFEsE-west-
ern, 25125c.
POULTRY. IINE~Fowls. freight 80 OK.
press, aOefaac hrollers freirf zoe py
nress fo8sOr oJD HOOSTEEs-Frophf. f7c
Tr'RISsYs-Freicht. Nc. ptfCKs-Frcirh'.
9nGosc eynress. zoe &c. Musc0vv lee
GTrsE-wrsirht, ttnifc.. cvpress t'@tso.
rTGrows-patr. cOc. CtfrNrAS- rpir ST.
gtEETTs-EsprcaF H.. 2id'0".
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
Awarded Public Unity Issue.

A syndicate composed OF Wood,
Gundy & Co. a. II. Ames & Co. the
Dominion Securities Company the Do
n,inion Securities Corporation and r. c.
Matthews & Co. have been awarded an
issue OF s1.340.000 Of AZ per cent.
bonds Of the Ontario Hydro Electric
Power Commission, due on April !, 1860,
and guaranteed by the Province or On
fario. They are offered at 1859 to yield
cos per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
PACKING COMPANY REPORTS.
~ Profits ss,253,ot5 shown for
the Year.

Tho California Pscking Company dur
1920 had net profits Of sA2a3.015,
~ which dividends of s2,SSo,2AS
raid aud the balance ra-sfcrred
'a''t urosi; and loeg sur
plus Of February Is. 1921 wGs tli,06i =
551 The balance sheet showed current
assets of SCI. sSo.Sge against SJq.t47618
a year ago. and liabilities of s9.6eT,S2a.
compared with sS.393.25t Cash on hand
totalled s2.l3s,7sG q drop of more than
$500. 600. Notes payable totstied $4,000
600
r. 7. Bentley president in letter "a
stockholders said that inventories
amounting TO si2.1is,37i. were larger
than year ago. in spite cf All rrecau-
uons.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
Theatre bonds offered.

Farson. Son & 60. are Offering the
first mortgage Z per cent. gold bonds oi
The Capitol Theatre. New York city AT
prices to yield about per cent The
bonds arc retired IN equal annual install
ments and are secured by first and
only mortgage on completed building
Broadway and Fifty-flrst street
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
Oncr rio de Janciro Loan.

Pynchon g. Co. and Paine. Webber &
Co arc Offering f250.000 Of city OF Rio
dc Janeiro ; per cent loan of 1909 10
1894 ait $3.50 including Ave months in
terest. f200 bond. The bonds arc re-
dcemable By annual drawings NJ par in
London on November 1 BY means OF a
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
r,,,z,r,,N STATISTICS.
coMrTnoLLER's CALL ArnL -,

WAsHfNGroH, May 2.-The Comptrol-
lcr Of the Currency to-day issued call
FOR the condition Of all national banks
at the close of business on Thursday,
Npril 2S
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
Nearby Offerings.

During this week or next the follow
ing bits OF new financing are scheduled
for Offering s10,0o0.000 Of Libby, Nc
Neill & Libby first mortgage Is; s10,-
600, 900 OF Duquesne Light securities
and three lots of public utility securi-
ties exceeding s15,00o,000 in the aggre-
gate. Several other issues are on the
fire
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
COFFEE.
Tho range OF prices Ia yesterday s
coffee futures market follows:
sIsTI.s.

Rio futures unchanged 10 80 reis higher.
bollar rate 20 higher ~ 1s2lo Exchange
-. lower ~ sad. Receipts 1900 bags ana
Z took 500 GOO bags. Santos futures - lower
10 20 higher. Receipts 2s.0n0 bags and
stock 2.sGi,Ou0 bags. Receipts ~ ports
i0,00n bags, against 10000 last year and
- ,U00 two years ago. Sac pauio had - 900
bags. against 5000 ard -. 900. aud lundiAhy
1900. against 1000 and 10000 bags, re-
Tor Nsw York 1000 for Baltimore and
i n OOO fof UoafOu
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
Tender. Opened Tomorrow.

Tenders will be opened to-morr4w for
s1.500,000 of the Greater Winnipeg
Water District five to ten year per
cent bonds, payable in Canada or New
York. at the specification OF the bidder.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
EXPORTS FROM NEW yonK.

Exports from New York yesterday
Wheat. St0.31i bu. corn. i2.Ss4 bu
flour, 1882 sacks beef. 200 bbIs ha.
cons. 2.673,000 lbs. hams. $4,000 lbs
lard. 4,23O.9 300 lbs. grease. 10000 lbs.
cheese, 23S,920 lbs cottonsced oil ESQ.,
00o lbs. lubricating oil, 311,S00 gals.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
New Municipal aud County Issues.

n r. Allen a Co are Offering $780,
900 Of City Of White Plains 81 per
cent. school bonds to yield 4.95 per cent.
NJ. NJ Freeman g. Co. Of Philadelphia
are Offering 100000 of Mexican county
Pa, s per cent. road bonds at prices
to yield $40 per cent. Eldredge & Co.
are offering an issue of s250.000 os
Grand Rapids Mich. and per cent
coupon bonde, maturing on March ],
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
PennsyIynnin seeks Loan.

The Pennsylvania Railroad has APP
piled to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for a fifteen year loan Of
s5.700.000 from the Governments re-
volving fund 10 meet It's maturing OBJ
legations
The New York herald., 1921-05-03

The Detroit United Railway Is pay
ing sS55,000 OF the Detroit and North
western Railways first mortgage bonds,
which mature on May l.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
CUT CRUDE OIL 20 CENTS.

TULSA May 2.-The Sinclair and
Prairie Crude Oil Purchasing companies
cut to-day the price of Mid Continent
crude oil % cents. making the new
price $50 barrel
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
PENNSYLVANIA OIL MARKET.

On CITY. May Credit balances
$3.50. Runs. S0.65S: average. $3.50
Shipments, 37,003 average. 40,647.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
Detroit and Northwestern,

isi1, and May /, 1871. respectively, at
Sis and $40 per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
rnIiI may nRnssEn- -1.flEsII 1,1II.rr,-
PnrI lrRY. IINE-ToNla. frelehi. -

press aoffajc hrolers. frelri' zoe ey.
nress foGsOr. oJD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i7c
Tt'RKEYs-Freieht. 9c. ~. ks-Frcirh'.
GTrsE-rrrsirht. ianiGc. cvptesa. tfetsr.
prc,ro~e-patr, cOc CtrNrAS- -pNr tl
n tErTTs-r.gprcaH H.. 25nSO"
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
ted States Foreign

49, .0oigI l.. ~ n
City OF Bor- 2. .9lla
deaux IS Us OF Mexico IS
L.. ..S1i2ls B.. .33l2
City of Mar Y. $50. .32I2
seilles g. 13. 3...... .33
H.. .SOl2I Chilean Gov Sc
CSfu ~ pa av-s- 40 re,re,f plu
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-02-25
Every Man Can
Subscribe Now.

TIE argument that I am not able
to take the paper won't. go at this
Office amy longer. We have now
arranged so that any man can take
the papA We need the Cash but
if you haven't got that we can use q
gallon Of syrup, bushel Of sheIled
corn, 2 bushels of sweet potatoes,
Chickens, Butter, Eggs, or even a
load az wood. l have moved my
family here and can use any of the
above. You see there is no excuse
now for not taking the home paper,
we want it to go into every home.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-02-25
LANTERN TALKS.

MANY women's clubs, parent-teacher
associations, teachers associations,
mothers clubs, etc, are interested IN
The study Of problems pertaining to
child welfare. Definite help in the
way Of advice and literature may be
obtained from the Division of Child
Trvgiene. State Board Of Health, At
1anfa. The Division has very fine Ian
torn slides on child hygiene and will
be glad to loan these to professional
neonle who are interested in foster
Inc The child welfare work OF their
communities, or it will arrange to send
a sneaker to the particular place if
epfficient notice of meetings is given
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-02-25
Rift News.

Mr.. NJ. W. Scuggs was in Smith
vile Saturday on business.
Mr. jim Graham, Mrs. d. G,
Jones, ST.. and Mrs. S. M Jones,
Jr., spent Wednesday very pleas
antly at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S Mathews.
Mr.. J,T. Laramore spent Sunday
ut tire home OF Mr.. w X. Knights
Mr.. G. G, Laramore was in
-Smithville Wednesday ON business.
Two of Lee counties most popular
young men were out horse back
riding Sunday afternoon.
a party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Scoct last Friday night was
very much enjoyed by all who
attended.
Mr.. W. X Knight and daughter
Miss Hattie knight, spent last
Saturday night and Sunday at Rec
Bone the guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Dorman had
as their guests Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Tucker and
children, MIR and Mrs. Albert Wren
and Children, Jessie tucker anC
Hucy Wren.
A large crowd attended Sunday
School at New Hope Sunday.
We have been having some very
VAIN Weather bus it is rather coo
at this writing.
Mr.. G. d. Richards was il
Smithville Saturday.
Everybody is invited to atttenc
services at Mt. Zion NJ. E. Church
every first Saturday and Sunday.
Butterfly
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-02-25
SCHOOL CHILDREN INFECTED.

In one of the rural counties OF our
state where competent school exam1na'
tion of the children has been made
The alarming condition of go infec-
tion of syphilis was found. This we
assume was inherited; the report does
not state, but this infection in this
country is likely true to greater or
less extent in every county OF our
state These unfortunate children
sbouid receive attention. All schools
should be examined by physician
who knows syphilis and the proper
measures to be taken to eradicate
the disease.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-02-25
WE START YOU in candy bu

WE START YOU in candy bust,
less at h9me, small room or any
where; everything furnished; earn
$50 90 weekly, up; men-women;
experience unnecessary; advertise
candy Send self addressed, stamp
ed envelope for free particulars.
BON-BON CANDYMAKERS co.
Desk B. Broak St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-02-25
Mr.. A. M. VIM is spending a
few DAYS in Clearwater, Fla.

ag-a barbecue last NcCN.
Mis- Iveylee Bass spent the week
end with friends in Macon.
666 quickly relieves cold.
Mrs w. l.. Thompson visited
relatives IN Albany this week.
Mrs. L. j. Brown and Miss
1, Thema Aycock, Of Leary, were the
guests of Miss Alice Smith last
week.
To break cold take 666.
y Mr. Sylvan Davis who is attend
ing G. NJ. c. spent last week end
at home.
Mrs. Eunice Jones,o PleasAnton,
Tex, is visiting her brother, Mr..
r. e. Howe.
Rpb-My.Tism cures bruises, crts,
burns, sores, letter, etc..
Mrs. Lilybel Haynes returned to
her home in Sanford, Fla, Monday
after spending several days with
relatives here.
Messrs. Meadows and Thornton,
travelling men from Albany, were in
the city Wednesday.
666 breaks cold quicker than
any remedy we know.
Miss Maria Mitchell, of New
York City spent several days OF this
week here the guest Of Judge Ware
Martin and family.
Mrs. w. II. Oliver has returned
to her home in Fitzgerald, afte
spending several days here with hel
daughters, Mesdames Holly Tylel
and Il. r. Bass.
Rub-My.Tism relieves Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, Sprains.
Mrs. w. l.. Brown and LITTLE
daughter, Dorothy, Of Leary, ar
visiting Miss Celestial Clifton thh
week.
Mr.. Bill Hooks, of Cordele, wa
shaking hands with his many friends
in the city Wednesday,.
We have recently printed two
forms of rent notes, one for cotton
the other for money, also Criminal
warrants and are on sale at the
Journal Office.
To prevent cold take 666.
Ordinary A. L. Green is spending
several days in Chokee with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. aid Mrs. R. e. Howe and
children. ad:fMrs. Eunice Jones
visited MfMEdith Howe in Cuthbert
yesterday. ). -:
We have added the following
names to our subscription list this
week: Mess1s. j. z Hill, Rev. j.
w. Elder. S. B!Crotwell ,Leesburg;
j. E. Workman, Albany; Southern
Mortgage &c.,, Atlanta-we thank
you.
Master Crazy Sykes celebrated
lis seventh birthday at his home
Saturday afternoon. Quite a num-
Der of his little friends were present
sand he received quite a number Of
gifts and a most ENJOYABLE afternoon
was spent by the little folks.
A few doses 666 breaks a cold.
FOR SALE-Some nice Hamp-
shire gifts, weight 75t to 100 pounds
Council Toole Cotton Seed 80 90
: bushel. J. G. PRUEFT,
3 Leesburg, Ga.
w. P. Billiard, of Albany, was in
the City today and while here call
! ell at the Journal office ard gave us
his subscription to the Journal.
FIein notes, mortgage notes, re-
tention title notes for mules and
automobiles, rent notes, state war
rants, bond for titles, distress war
ants, in fact any kind OF note or
legal blank you want.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
APRECIACIoNEs


rs sensible que Aibonito, que pOsee
tan inestimables caracteristicas natura
les para verano, que cuenta, ademas,
con una poblaci6n que es un dechado re
amabilidad para los forasteros, adolezca
de ciertas comodidades y ventajas para
atraer ell mayor nImero de turistas en-
la estaci6n canicular.
va que IA Naturaleza favoreci6 pro
digamente este pueblo. los hombres
amantes de su progreso y encumb-snien
TO debieran buscar la forma do hacer de
Aibonito un pueblo verdaderamente
ideal. este creo no seria may dificil
81 hubiese cohesion en- sus prohombres
dirigentes y el pueblo en- general, que
trazasen, con la cooperation de algunos
cspitalistas cue podrian hacer un esplen
dido negocio, un plan de mejoras pubh-
cas- tales como, alcantarillado; adoqui-
nado alineamiento de Gales; repara-
ci6n de la plaza, dotandola de jardines,
arbolado luz sufciente; mas alumbra-
do en- las Gales afueras de la pobla-
ci6n; reformar ell actual acueducto, Ia
cierdo que hsya aqua. abundante, to-
das horas; crear una academia de md-
sica constituir una banda municipal;
construir un teatro que reuna condicio-
nes acdsticas higienicas, ademas de
basarge EN- Ia estetica y comodidades mo-
dernas, en- ell cual, cuando no hubiesa
en- Aibonito una coIhpafiia de opera, dra
ma comedia, Sc podrian exhibir peli-
culas todas las noches; edifcar un gran
hotel. a la moderna con sus jardines y
campos de juegos atl6ticos, para 10 cual
hay en- este pueblo puntOs hermosisimos,
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cuyo presupuesto aprobado asciende a
CINCUENTA Y CUATRo MIL QUI
NIENTos vEINTE DoLAREs Y NO
vENTA Y TRES CETAvos 1854, ,52O-
sS), Sc admitir&n en- esta ofcina hasta
las p. m. del dia 5 de agosto de
1921, en- que Sc abriran philharmonic.
Todos los datos neeesarios Sc daran
en- esta ohcina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
presentar, mediante un deposito de
diez dollars $4,000 que deberan ser re
mitidos en- cheque certifcado. giro pos
tai Elective y los que seran reembol-
sacos al ser devueltos dichos documen-
tos en- el plazo de veinte dias (2o) des-
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FL veraneo en-
las mOntanaS

de una belleza incompatible, favoreci-
dos por un ambiente suggestive y un pa
norama que encanta; celebrar retretas
todas las noches, en- la plaza, durante Ia
estaci6n veraniega; montar un casino ade
cuado a las necesidades de un pueblo
que seria inusitadamente visitado por
nutridos grupos de turistas, en- busca de
Ia paz de sus canpiaas y la suavidad de
su china 49,.
81 todas esas mejoras que dejo esbo-
zadas, otras mas que omito por no cx-
tenderme mucho, Sc levasen la rea-
idad, yo tengo la frme conviction de
que. en- los meses de veraro, caeria So
bre Aibonito una lluvia de orc y de pro
greso que muy pronto 10 resarciria de
los desenbolsos necesarios para tales me-
ioras, convirtiendose en- un verdadero
eden para los veraneantes y los no vera
neantes.
La "eite" de toda la isla y los ex-
tranjeros adinerados que viajan buscan-
do siempre ell punto de parada mas de-
licioso, aAuirian Aibonito y presto los
alredores Sc verian entertainments pobla-
dos de suntuosos "chalets" y hermosas
quintas que darian la sensaci6n de un
paraiso con sus Evas y demas....
Todos los veraneantes con quienes tu-
We ell gusto de departir acerca de todo
este, son del mismo parecer. rs mas, mu-
chas familias que acostumbran irse al
Norte Europa, a pasear vendrian a es-
tablecerse aqui.
Los capitalistas emprendedores tienen
Ia palabra.
Valentin TRIGO.
Aibonito, julio 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
NECROLOGIA
DoNA sATURNINA COLON

A Ia avanzada edad do SO amos, falle
clio en- el bsrrio de 'Quebradillas" de
Caguas, en- Ia noche del diez y nueve de
los corrientes, la respectable y virtuosa
dana dCha Saturnina Colon, madre amsn
tisima de nuestro querido amigo don
Panchito Aponte, manager de la 'Por
to Rican Leaf Tobacco Co." en- Juncos.
Fue la fenecida, durante Ell largo cur
SO de su existencia, un modelo de virta-
des: como esposa fu6 digna y amorosa
conpafiera; como madre hizo de su
hogar, con fecuado anhelo, un hermoso
baluarte de acrisoladas bonda5es, las
que of-endo a sus hijos, para que estOs
pudieran resolver, con noble empeho,
los dificiles problemas del porvenir. En-
Caguas, donde nsci6, vivi6 muri6, fu6
siempre, por sus meritos, muy querida
y venerada.
Casada EN- prisneras nupcias, con don
Francisco Aponte ,caballero de honora-
bilidad legendaria, tuvo de dicho matri-
monio tres hijos: don Panchito, nuestro
jefe a que hemos aludido, don Candida
rio, actualmente residente en- Cidra do
fla Dorotea, en- cuyo hogar ha fallecido.
En- segundas nupcias case con e! presti-
gioso caballero don Avelino Delgado, va
fenecido. De este matrimonio no tuvo
hijos.
Cuando el telefono, con su in5iscreta
charda, anunci6 nuestro amigo el in
fausto acontecimiento, (no queremos re-
cordar ese instante dc suprelna angustia
para un hijo que es todo bondad cora
zon) don Panchito, dominado por inmel
so dolor, lloro como un buen hijo que vo
ausentarse para siempre, esos angeles
tutelares que llamamos madres. Pero tn
vo resignation, porque hay un poder
misterioso que consuela a los aaigidos.
Acto seguido prepare un autom6vil, v.
con toda su familia, Sc encanHn6 hacia
Caguas. Mas tarde todos sus empleados
estaban con el.
A las tres de la tarde parti6 la luc-
tucsa comitiva de Ia casa mortuoria ha-
cia Ia ciudad en- ndmsro de mas de dos
c-entas personas, etnre elias muchos dea
dos y numerosos amigos. A las seis en-
trahan EN- Caguas donde, al nut1ido aeon,
panamiento Sc uni6 gran contingente
dc personas de todas Las clases sociales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30


La logia Mas6nica "Union y Ampa-
70" estuvo representada en- ell luctuoso
acto por una comisi6n compuesta de dis
tinguidas personahdades de la contra
ternidad, en- honor a don Francisco Apon
te cue es un miembro dignisimo de Ia
misma.
va, la entrada de la metropolis, llo
vi6. No parecia sino que el cielo (como
diiO ell seior Mufoz) identifcado con el
duelo popular, tOnaba tambi6n parte en-
el y derramaba sus cristalinas lagrimas.
Despidi6 ell due,o, en sentidas senci-
las frases, nuestro amigo compa1ero
Miguel Mufoz, del cual ex.ractamos ell
siguiente fragmento ''Catorce amos ha-
ce, en- una tarde como esta, negu6 por pri
r1,ra vez a Caguas y la primer mirada
bondadosa, y Ia primera sonrisa de ca
rilo que recibi6 mi espiritu de peregri-
no, fueron de los ojos y de los labios
de doha Saturnina Colon, Ia venerable
natrona cuyos despojos estan descan-
sando para siempre en- ese feretro. Ha-
Ger un panegirico, es decir, hablar de
las grandes virtudes Y de las buenas
obras realizadas por esta sehora, en- Ca
guas, es casi obvio; la conocen los VIE
JOS la conocen los jovenes y los nihos.
Tres generaciones la conocen: baste, pa
ra clio, pensar que dentro de un circu-
10 social y econ6nico, estrecho, dentro
del trabajo y la moral, supo educar sus
hijos, les cuales son hoy nodelo de ca
ba.lero sidad Y honradez y tienen sitio
p1ecerente en- los pueblos de Caguas, Ci-
dra Y Juncos por sus dstes de cultura.
y 10 tendran tambien donde Iuiera qua
convivan. "Yo undo por vinculos de
fraternidad y amistad con esta familia
que pasa por Ell dolor de haber perdido
a dona saturnina, y asOciado ellos en-
esta hcra de angustia, es justo que desho
je aqui, manera de llanto, las flores de
mi cariho y mi recuerdo que iamas Sc
ran desnentidos. "
Hasta aqui el amigo Mufioz. Nosotros
terminamos asociandoncs al dolor inmea
so de nuestro iefe don Panchito Aponte,
hermanos y demas deudos y rogamos al
cielo per el eterno descanso del alma de
la desaparecida en- la Paz del senior.
Carmelo RODRIGUEZ MUNIz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30
LA oAMARA DE RUTH MINERVA


Este ORGANISING, de Yauco, ha nom
bradO el siguiente cuadro de oficiales,
para que RIA en- ell semestre de Julio
diciemb-e:
Past Mas Noble Gobernadora, Sabbi-
na Brigantti; Mas Noble Gobernadora,
Maria c. de Maldonado; Muy Noble
Gobernadora, BGonserrate s. de Lopez;
Noble Gobernadora, Leonor Figueroa;
Digno Registrador. Ramon oliveras;
Digna Tesorera, Herminia NJ 6e L6-
peg; Digna Camarera, Maria Luisa Lu-
&C; Digna Pastora, Julia j. Franquiz;
Digna Ugier, Maria T. Medina; Digna
Prelada, Ana Espada Maria; Digno Con
sultor, Modesto Torres; Mayordoma Ma
yor D., Maria g. Martinez; Mayordoma
Mayor 7, Rosa z. Rodriguez; Mayordo-
ma Menor D., Juanita Medina; Mayor
donna Menor +, Ursulina L. de Mar
tinez; Comisi6n de Sindicos: sabbina
Brigantti, Ana Maria Negron y Juan
Lopez; Delegada a Ia camara de Dis
trito, Maria G. de MaldOnadO; Director
de BanQuetes, Pedro Vega Jr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-30

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