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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-26

The Laiiohemr Music club gave It's
first evening musicale Saturday at
the homo Of Mrs. Lulu shepherd
Johnson. The club members were
assisted by several weilknown local
musicians. The program follows;
'-fhs Morning wind" nena Hfanseofnbs
Mrs. chAanlus priohsfd. Me. Fey
Adams boswell. Mfs n. 9 Assssst
* sshinifl sons LEW ""ai S aan,sa
M Il n. v. DIVERSITY
.ssfifuIss Aria from ia nohene~) .....
Miss yoia Eleanor Noss
olive = Man Horse Hs Can Ride
80 $3.50, ''fft'fF''f 49,. ,ss.sus
nr Thomas or~sniss.
This Lark" ,.....st...ss.... nsiaAire~
bertha Frsyd
ia nerensta" st.sssts.ssssss.ssssT osti
Mas Fay Adams Boswell. Mrs
Charming friehard
-My IAttis nauio". ..t.s... Rutherford
ur. Rotsr, Nieheis'
''namsnrs" .s..s.s.sW walter u. Whiitlessy
Pastoral .ssr..ss.ssttftsfsss
nr walter y. whiiiisssy
.uereeuss" iron 'toeslgn"l Sea. GODDARD
Down IN the Forssf" s,sss,s.s Ronaids
Nrs y W Bushnell
.ey1ennsss Popular Song ..sst.. .Efsisisf
Miss Louise nepiou
Dawn. curr.s
without Thee stss4srssss.s y fiafdslot
Miss Margaret search
'NesE % Araby' stssss.ssfssstst+ss Clay
Ne Esfl fsrrinKisn
Peer GYut SUITE ..srs4ssHsssss.s .GFslE
Ara Lulu shepherd johnson. hsa
goisa fark. MFs f1orenc@ Grover.
Mr. walter whnsiessy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-26
CLuBs tOR FRIDAY
Washington boulevard W. c. T. u

Washington boulevard w. &. T. u.
Washington boulevard W. G. +.
u. viii hold business meeting Fri.
day. January ~, at 2 D. m. In the
chapel sist ave. n. and A., Madison
ut. Visitors welcome.
Mystic Jewel Social club
The Mystic Jewel Social club viii
ENTERTAIN with dance and card
party ON Friday, January 81. nt Odd
rellows' temple. 10th aud y. Pine Ut.
West Woodland PIT. A.
The West Woodland PIT. A. will
give dads night and tnx social
In the auditorium OF the school. fri
day evening. January ~, AT y. IN.
a fine musical program Will be given
by MIR. James Hamilton Howe, Miss
Minns Larson aud Air. II. o. pcaVer.
All welcome.
y. L. Z. >ote~
Y. I. I. Choral club viii meet fri'
day evening. January -, In the X.
Of c. hall at : y. m. Following the
rehearsal there will be a social hour
and refreshments. TiN regular
monthly social meeting viii be held
Thursday evening. January ?eth. at
S1a u. m. at X. 81 &. hall. A fun
attendance OF member. In requested
as a splendid program has tsen
planned and refreshments viii be
served. Miss Hannah Tlerney and
Miss Irene Johnston viii bo hostessos
for the eyNning.
Miliionair Club
Two orchestran. with 20 musicians.
will he one feature of the benefit
concert the Miiiionair club IL EivinE
at the Seattle Press club auditorium.
isii Firth ave. Friday. January ~.
at s p. m.
The money derived from tho ron
cert will DO used hy the club In pro
vidlng jobs for tho Jobless at It's
wood yard. The program follows;
ytoila Solo,
fa1 -usm.re.- ..... wtsnfawuki
tsl spanish Dance .Grsu.fos. hi siaisr
EtiEAb~th nrandsh~ry
Nlaa Burns, arcompaniss
Vocal Sole
tsi 'aip.y tova~.....,.s.........
sel .fsvs Eyes Have Told Ne ao-.....
t4l Then III Forget yea ......s....s
Ssvs Mas t4thsn
Irene MILLER. Accompanies
Brayniss Orchestra
n. Tsssdsi.
N9rA tsc -. -.
sei That's Hsv Beiies. In fes'..s.
tel ~uia.inl nay.
Emerald Trio
fr~u= Nulisr. accompanies
prsms,ie Rsaains --"At the F@as 81 ne
Dsroshy psas. sss-d.a
risro soise--
taj Kstuae. y Mater. ......... s,...
90 waits. D Minor ,....s.....
Louis Brsnsvssi
yoeal solos
eal sparnnr'' cha. walsnsis c.amsa
ttl -kashmira Honx'' ..... $500.
Gel '-rhs Swallows ...............
.......s.s.....F r~d~rtck ". Cossa
Mrs george o. West
Adaiaids Morrill,. accompanies
Menefog .ss.s.ss+ssssstssss
t4oyd sg~nesr
NJ @. Jonanson
faD --ef,s psueha" Spanish usrva1....
CO.. ~ki rsnd~rslio- trpsnish dsaesb....
tel Ia r1#an2" fManurksl .............l
Asastie Mandolin CLUB
Jahn Nicholas. dtf~~tor
Tickets for tho concert may be OBJ /
tanned at the New Thought audi
torium toid Press club theatrei.
i3fi FIFTH ave. or at IN. Miiiionalr
club. ss Main At Elliott so-s.
Yukon Order Of Pioneers
Tho Yukon order Of Pioneers win
entertain with a dance Friday even.
Ing In tho X Of y. hall. Third Ave
and virginia st All AlaAkans are In
yited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-26

The West Woodland PIT. A. will
give dads night" and hox social
In the auditorium OF the school. Fri
day evening. January ~. AT : y. M.
4 fine musical program will be given
hy MIR. James Hamilton Howe, Miss
Minne Larson aud Air. II. o. pcaver.
All welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-26
Yukon Or,Irr Of Pioneer.

Tho Yukon order Of Pioneers win
entertain with a dance Friday even.
and virginia ST All AlaSkans are in
yited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-26

The Mystic Jewel Social club viii
ENTERTAIN with dance and card
party ON Friday. January -. nt Odd
Fellows temple. 10th aud y. Pine Ut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-26

The South Beacon Hil fmprov.
nnens club will meet Friday. January
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-26

Ms. Richard A. Swain has ~
turned from a two months' trip IN
California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-26
Eastern star Club

Eastern Star club will give It's
monthly program In ciubroomr. : n.
m. under direction OF Mrs. c. AZ.
iupc. OF University chapter.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

according to their custom of ealing parents by tho names Of their first child, dubbed Dr. and Mrs. Pearson lsAsanga and Nyang' Iaanga Father of Mary and Mother Of Mary.)
 Mrs, Pearson aaid tsat the natives call all women missionaries mama" hs n mark Of respect. but that some of the single women at first object to the honor, PaJamas are the lat est style in streat wear at Mondombie. she said,
 woman who left her husband in the Congo recently was punished &C., cording to Dr. Pearson. by being tied in the path of driver ants, which stung her terribly.
 pr, Pearson is graduate of the University of Illinois college of Medi- cine, Mrs. Pearson. who was Miss Evelyn Utter of Covina, Cal, is de- scended from tho Bullock and Wiley families of Kentucky, and studied at Pennsylvania college, Lexington, Ky, and at Butler college and the College of Missions, both of Indianapolis, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

dombie, a Congo village within q days distance from an ingurgerl tribe of cannibals. According 10 the chtldrcn's missionary father. Dr. Ernest E, Pearson. these cannibals eat the Belgian soldiers they capture both to express their contempt for them and 10 show that it can be done, Basanga and Bokesi, whose Christian names are Mary and Paul, were born In jungle trimmed village and until they started on the three months journey to America neither remembered ever seeing another white child Mary speaks Lonkundo, a Bantu dialect, as well as she does English, and Paul has learned no English as yet.
 The children are viewing with little interest the things that they see on their trip. Automobiles and trains are new means of torture for them, as a horse was the only means of conveyance known to them in the Belgian Congo Their African names were given them by the natives, who
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
DOCTOR, IS ARRESTED
3ostonian Held In Macon. Georgia On
 Non-Support Complaint

Macon, Ga. June 2S.-Dr. Ernest schreiber, brother of a former mayor of Toledo, O., today was in the Bih county jail held without bail pending arrival of Boston officers with papers calling for his extradition, on charges of abandonment, non support and assertion of his wife and two minor children.
 The request for Dr. Schreiber's ar rest was contained in message re- ceived by local officials yesterday from Michael H. Crowley, supern- tendent of police of Boston.
 Dr. Schreiber was arrested as he was packing his office effects to leave Macon as the result of warning, he
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

will don the mitts again on Friday night meeting Charlie Elkins at New Bedford. Mass.
 The Yankees Juniors defeated the Pirates yesterday afternoon, score IT to 9. The victors hail from the Mig ger Hill section, and the losers from Gold street, The Yankees Juniors will go to Plainviue next Saturday to meet the Crescents of that town.
 Manager McConn has ordered the kaceys baseball team out for prac- tice at o'clock tomorrow evening at St. Mary's field.
 Harold s, Lake, son of the governor of this state, defeated W. P. Seeley of Bridgeport, 2 and I. in match game at the Shenecossett links. New Lon don yesterday. The BrookIawn Country club team defeated the Hart ford Golf club, IS to 4.
 Ed Rommell, the pitching star of he Philadelphia Athletics, performed the iron man stunt yesterday against the Boston Red Sox.
 Johnny Shugrue has been matched to meet Red Cap" Wilson at Long Branch, l.. l., on July '.
 The New Britain Trade school team ts playing the Meriden Trade school cam at Hanover Park this afternoon.
 A defeat for either Earl Baird or Kid kaplan will greatly affect the lrawing ability of the licked man, so n consequence, a fast fight is looked Or at Bridgeport tomorrow night.
 Everett Nutter, the eccentric out ielder of the New Haven Eastern eague club, was missing from the ineup yesterday and the impression prevails at the Elm City that he has Jumped the club.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
ASSAsSIN'S REAL NAME.

London. June 28--The real name of James Connolly, who Is charged with the murder of Field Marshal Wilson, is Reginald Rudd. says the Evening News today. The News says he serv- ed three years with the Irish Guards in France, that he lived in a Lon don suburb and drew a pension. His father, 1t says. is a retired bandmas- ter of the Dragoon Guards.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
= BIG BOAT SCRAPpED
Days of Former Australian Flagship, Which Terrorized German Gun boats, Are Numbered.

Sydney, N. s. w., June 2s.-The days of H. M. A. S. Australia, former flagship of the Commonwealth navy. are numbered and she will be scrap ped, in accordance with the Wash ington conference agreement, after a heroic career. She originally cost D. 000o0o pounds and equipment for her North sea service involved hun dreds of thousands of pounds addi- tional.
 Fear of the Australia's 12-inch guns kept the German Pacific fleet from launching any attack on Australian ports during the world war, accord ing to naval experts.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
'Batted for Lindsey in sth.

xRan for O'Neill in sth.
 St. Louis ................. GOA 021 000-I Cleveland ................. 0l0 200 06x-9
 Two base hits, Williams, Speaker; three base hits, Jamieson, Mails; sacrifice, Ger Der; left on bases St. Louis 13, Cleveland 8; bases on balls.> off Wright l. off Mails B, off Keefe ?. off Lindsey l, off Uhe ?; hits, off Wright in ' innings, (none out
 in Sth). off Van Glider 3 in i-3 inning, off DanSrth 2 in 2-3 inning, off Mails ? in ? 2-S innings, off keefe in Innings off Lindsey in 1-3 innings, off Uhle, none in inning; hit by pitcher, by Mails Ger ber) by Wright (Speake) struck out, by Wright i, by Danforth 1. by keefe 1, by Lindsey 2. by uhle ?; winning pitcher. Lindsey, losing pitcher Van Glider; um- pires Chill and Connolly; time, 2l5.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
WILLARD IN TRAINING
Big Jess Is In Earnest Regarding Another Fight With Jack Dempsey Thinks He Can Win.

Los Angeles, June 28.-Jess Willard has begun training here for what he hopes will be return match with Jack Dempsey who wrested the title from him at Toledo.
 I'm in dead earnest about this,' he said, II want to meet Dempsey again because I believe l can beat him. If I get another chance I'll try to prove it was only lucky punch that gave him victory over me be- fore"
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

told the police several men gave him early Sunday morning after they had Kidnapped and taken him to the out skirts of the city, He was booked on the technical charge of lettering.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
io IS '35 IT 'Two out when winning run was scored SJ, LuulA
'Batted for Ainsmith in 7th,

NIsHtteH TUT MdHH TIT IWIH
 St. Louis ............. aDO GOO 30l O0l-e Cincinnati ....,........ 102 l12 001 Oo0--S Two base hits, Stock. Burns 2. Hargrave. IaNan, Schultz Gainer. home runs, Dau- bert. lfargrave; stolen base, Daubert sac rihces, taveney 2, Lavan, Stock. Schultz double play, Stock, Hornsby and Fournier;
 left bases, Cincinnati s, St. Louis 14;
 bases on balls, off Gillespie 1, off Markle 8. off Barfoot 1; struck out, by Doak 3.
 by Markle 10, by Pfeffer [; hits, off Doak
 in l-3 innings off Barfoot in { in-
 nngs off Pfeffer l in 5 2-3 innings, off Gillespie In Ia inning, off Markle II in
 II l-3 innings; winning pitcher, Pfeffer: los.ng pitcher, Markle; umpires, Hart and Opay; time. PAS
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

natl in twelve innings. Q 10 8. Gainer's double and sehultz's sacrifice account ed for the winning run. Daubert also hit home run in the first inning. Score:
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
MISSIONARIES BRING LITTLE TOTS TO l.. s. Live Near Cannibal Tribes; Not
 Enthused Over Journey

Chicago, June 2s.-Basanga and Bokesi aged two and half years and fifteen months rspectively, are making a 10000 mile journey to California from their home at Mon
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
sBatted for Glazner in 9th.
 CHICAGO
.Batted for Alexander In 7th.

Matted for Kaufman in 5th.
 Pittsburgh ................ 4oo III 0oo-i
 Chicago ............ GOO 05o 1o0--6 Two base hit Wirts home runs, Rohwer,
 Wrts; stolen bases, Grimm Blgbes; sac rinces, Traynor. Glazner; left on bases,
 Pittsburgh [. Chicago l. bases on balls, of Alexander 9, off Clazner ?, off Carlson 4; struck out, by Glazner A. by Carlson g. by Kaufman 1; hits, off Glazner in in nings of Carlson in innings, off Alex ander II in : innings, off Kaufman l in |l innings; winning pitcher, Giazner; los- ing pitcher, Alexander; umpires, klem and Wilson; time, 1:4S
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

They serve under the Disciples of Christ
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
st. J,ouis 9. Cincinnati 8.

St. Louis g, Cincinnati 8.
 St. Louis, June 2S.-Tying the score in the ninth after Hargreaves' home run had put the Reds one ahead, the Cardinals yesterday defeated Cincin-
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
PH|LS, AS USUAL,
 LOSE ID GIANTS

(Continued from Preceding Page)
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

Frank Woodward, the New Haven pitching ace, who was suspended by the management short time ago, re- entered the game on Monday, and he let the Pittsfeld Hills down with one hit, a puny single by Gus Gardella.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

Lucky" Lawson, who once won 6 ball: game with homer in the last inning, had another, chance to do the hero stunt yesterday. In the last in ming, with two down and the bases thickly populated, he took three healthy swings at Driscoll's teasers- thus ending the game in favor of the latter.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

The Herald is leading the way tc the rest of the Industrial League in every department of the game. The only trouble is that they are travelling backwards ins0ad of going forwards Come on dowN in our cellar.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

Bill Kopf played third base for the Boston Braves yesterday. He went hitless.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

Harold Jones had the merry raz7 handed to him when he walked in from third base and was tagged out He explains that he couldn't hear the ump's decision. Poor Red"
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

"Dutch" Ruether is certainly earn ing his salary with the Brooklyn Dodgers. The former star of the Reds turned in his thirteenth victory of the season for Hobbies team yesterday, against the Boston Braves.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

Reggie Robinson had some of the Herald men standing on their heads last evening by the line of talk he was handing out. He kept them all guessing on what was coming up tc the plate.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

'ernon Clemons. catcher on the St. Louis Cardinals suffered an injury to his hand yesterday. which ma, keep him out of the game for long time.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-15

Los empleados del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico Sc encuentran amenaza-
dos de un serio conficto.
De ponerse en- vigor la dispo-
sicion del Presupuesto al efecto, de
jaran de devengar dichos empleados
en- el pr6ximo ano economico la respe
table, casi inconcebible suma annual
de un million ciento sesenta mil do
lares.
No es possible cerrar los ojos a
la magnitud del desastre, que como
un ciclon arrasara ell hogar del que
hoy por hoy, contribuye en- nuestra
vida civil acreditarnos como un
pueblo Quito, ordenado, capaz y Sc
rio. :
Existe en- ell vulgo, desconocedor
del mecanismo gubernamental Y de
los resortes que dan auge Y vida a
una comunidad, mala appreciation res
pecto las formas en- que deben ha
cerse las economics en- un bien ci-
mentado y prestigioso gobierno.
Y 10 mas facil por su puesto,
para los economistas empfricos y
comercialistas en- ciernes, es hacer
Ell desmocha a tajo destajo, con
consecuencia 0 sin ella de los suel-
dos de los que producer y dan su
trabajo, sin pensar en- las consecuen
cias que clio pueda acarrear toda
la comunidad.
Sc ha pensado siempre que esta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-15
La situaCi6n de los ernp|eadOS

respectable V sufrida clase debe vi
vir v puede vivir modo y manera
y la medida Y Unite que lie sefia-
la ell alambicado criterio de las de-
mas classes. Como consecuencia, Y alb
surdamente, el desmedrado CAIRO de
los empleados gubernamentales de-
be ir siempre uncido, como Promo
teo a la roca, al de las convenien
cias muy convencionales de. los que
por su situacion Sc Green arbitrcs
de vidas haciendas en- Puerto Ri
co.
Asf tenemos que durante la que
ira, en- el auge y prosperidad sin
precedentes del pals, Sc recogieron
en- sucesivos amos cosechas optimas
que fueron convertidas en- rios de
Gro y ell pobre empleado. lejos de
mejorar su situacion, permanecio du
rante ell transcurso de los tiempos
de guerra en- peor situacion que nun
ca, puesto que por haber subido los
artfculos de primera necesidad por
las nubes, su sueldo intocado de an
tes de la guerra Sc rebaj6 a una
cuarta o, quinta parte de SUI poder
adquisitivo.
Mientras todas las classes socia
les nadaban en- la abundancia, en- ell
auge y prosperidad, los enpleados
pdblicos pasaban por el mas doloro
SO via crucis, sometidos a la explo
tacion inicua de la usura en- todos
los ordenes.
Cesa la guerra y debido la
consciente magnanimidad de la Asam
blea Legislative Sc elevaron un tan
to por ciento los sueldos de los EN-
pleados como question de justicia Y
equidad, sin que hasta ahora hayan
podido Gstos eqailibrar sus presu
puestos con sus entradas, debido a
compromises contrafdos Y a que la
mayorfa de los artfculos Y servicios
primordiales la vida no han bajado
de precios.
El Gobernador, la Comisi6n Y
la Ueefslatura cuyas. promesas de
salvacion estan empenadas con di
chos empleados, devolveran, a no du
darlo, la tranquilidad Y el sosiego
a esos hogares.
Asf es de esperarse. Asf sera.
EMPLEADO INSULAR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-15

Caguas, P. r., mayo IL, 1922.
Mr.. Luis vergne Ortiz, San Juan.
Apreciado amigo:
He leido en- Ell MUNDO vuestra Sc
paracion del Partido Socialista cosa que
mi no me extrafia. Este mismo mott
vo que ha hecho que usted Sc retire del
Partido me habfa hecho hacer un estu-
dio de las tiltimas actuaciones del par
lido.
Ruego usted de esta carta a Ell
MUNDo para que asi Ell pueblo Sc ente
re de que no es usted solo Ell que Sc re-
tira, por las malas actuaciones de los
lideres del Partido socialista, que van
tomando y practicando ideas que no
son del socialismo.
lie digo ademas que todavia no he
pensado el partido en- que militare, pc
ro va yo we're cual sera el que luche
por Ell bienestar del trabajador y en-
tonces yo, sin tenor, depositar6 mi vo
to y luchare por ese partido, pero no
por el socialista, Que no hara NADIA en-
el porvenir por nuestra desgraciada Is
la que esta ansiosa de mas libertades
politicas y economicas.
Sin mas nada, suyo amigo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-15

la naturaleza "econ6mica'' del conve.
MO a que debera llegarse, y princi
paln(snte Sc referen los intereses
japoneses en- Silesia.
'Economicos'' en- ell disfraz por
que por la nueva diplomacia del mum.
do, ALI donde un pals tiene intereses
economics, es bien conocido que tras
clos van los intereses polticos pare
defenderlos protegerlos
Dos cosas han dado imps;u las
negociaciones russo -japonesas Primerc
el tratado ruso-aleman y despues, el
hecho de que Washington continua
volviendo la espalda, politicamente {
la nueva Russia
Russia debe considerar como un in
tento para violar su independence Y
solierania, 81 algunos poderes inten-
tan anular alterar el tratado que
Russia haya frmado con era poten
cia' segln declare esta noche Tchit
cherin
Tai intento es algo completamen.
te desusado que no tiene precedentes
en- la historic de la diplomacia Ru
sia Sc opone rechazara todo esfuer
20 que Sc haga para alterar ell tratado
de Rapallo =
"Pregur.tando aSrca de 81 Russia
entraria en- la Liga de las Naciones
Tchitcherin replico: ''No, hasta quo
la Constitution de la Liga Sc haya
cambiado tanto que todos los pueblos
dentro de ella tengan igualdad de de-
rechos Sc admitan representatives
especiales de los obreros Entonces
Russia podra ser miembro de una Liga
de Naciones'.
La impression de Tchitcherin acerca
de La conferencia es la de que consti.
tuye un cuadro de color que refieja
esplendidamente la confusion de Eu
ropa.
Russia. segun la nueva respuesta so.
metida al comite de expertos hoy
acepta ell memorandum de Londres co.
mo una base de negociaciones, bajo las
siguientes condolences:
-Reconocimiento del Gobiernc
Soviet.
2-oue ciertos credatos Sc asegu
rem.
3.-Anulaci6n de las deudas de
guerra, con exception de las deudas
privadas de la guerra que fueron ex-
presamente garantizadas
4.-Reconocimiento de las deudas
anteriores la guerra. con excepci6r
de aquellas que deben recaer sobre Pc
lonia y los estados fronterizos
otra noticia importante es la de que
Lloyd George esta punto de abando
mar la conferencia para fines de Sc.
mana
Ell primer minia5ro britanico Motif
CO esta noche al Primer Ministro Fac.
ta que tendra que estar en- Londres e.
8 de mayo para acompafar al Rey dc
Inglaterra Bruselas.
Lloyd George no espera estar ale,
jado de la conferencia mas tempo del
que sea necesario