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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-24
NEW LIVER

Some use Of a new method of ex-
amining the liver and of treating GER
tain of it's disorders. has been made.
during the last four years. Reports
on the results are coming into med
ical literature. \
The method consists in Introducing
"a tube through the mouth, oesopha-
gus and stomach into the duodenum
or upper part. of the small intestine.
The end of the tube comes to rest in.
the immediate neighborhood of the
place where the duct from the liver
empties. sa-i
Through the tube, a quantity of a
is per cent .watery. solution of mag
UNI sulphate Is the ordinary salts SO
frequently used as a saline purge. !.
The solution is allowed to remain
in the duodenum just long, enough to
have its effect on the opening of the
liver duct and the liver gall bladder
and ducts itself, ~whereupon SO much.
Of the solution as can be withdrawn
is pumped out, The physiGa IN using
the method expects to pump back
about one half to two thirds-df the salt
solution injected for the purposes Of
stimulating the secretion Iof bile.
Shortly the. bile begins to pour out OF
the duct into the ~duodenum, whefe-
upon it is pumped up and examined
chemically, microscopically,S Hacterio-
logically and otherwise
& Certain precautions must be- taken
If the results are to- be worth; while.
The patient eats no>food for twelve
hours before the test is made in, order
that the stomach and upper intestine
may be free from food. The nose and
mouth and teeth are cleaned the night
before the test by msa OF sprays,
gargles and tooth brushing. Just be-
fore retiring the subject drinks b
large quantity of cold water.
The next morning, Just before swalE
lowing the tube the mouth and teeth,
are brushed. The tube Is sterilized.
The tube Is passed with the subject
No general or local anesthetic is used.
In aafew cases the use OF. fluoro-
scope Is required to make certain that
the tube has passed beyond the stom-
ach andtin position to deliver}the solu-i
ton OF salts at the opening of the bile
duct a. 4;ss%t sS5y W.
About the only local effect OF the
saltshis opening up OF the bile duets
The first abile that comes out ID that
which was lying in the duct. Next
comes bile from the gall bladder and,
finally. bile from the liver. Those
who have had most experience say
they are able to tell from which OF
these sources 9 given specimen has
come directly. 49, Il f35s
The bile Is pumped up and itmamle.,dtii-
ately examined. When used for the,
purpose OF diagnosis and ~ a5pfelinf-.
mary To surgical treatment, asa rule
but. n get OF specimens is,required.l
There are some cases OF liver .tro-..
'bls; and of gall bladder trouble that
are not EamenAble To surgical treat
mert. Some OF these have already
been operated Upon, with the renewal
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-24

Q. Are there many beggarain New
York? E. X. B.
A. New York, city is known as a
beggars' paradise and it is estimated
that between 5000 and 5000 profess
sional mendicants make that city their
home. ! About 10 per cent are said
to be women.
@. Why are honors scored at du-
plicate autcion, inasmuch as they
would Offset in the end? ". NJ, w.
A. Honors must be scored because
it Is by no mea assured that the.
hands will be played to the same
trump|on the duplicate. For example.
the hand might be played at spades
on the original. with the bidder hav-
ing simple honors, and on the dupli-
cate it might be played at no trumps
with aces easy.
@. Who said hat we should speak
only good Of the dead? H. o.
A.. The saying, d mortuis nil
nisi bonum"-Of the dead be nothing
said but that is goods of unknown
authorship. y 49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-24
HAS SWEET TOOTH.


G. v. S. writes: .
II. How much should a girl OTIS ,
years old and S feet Az inches tall
weigh? aI s.,
2. 0 chocolate (such as candy
n cakes)% contain any kind Of dope?
l have a terrible craving for chocolate
and l eat an excessive amount of cho-
I!colate candy every day. I simply can
not wait until I get it. Is lis harmful
to eat too much Of This chocolate? I
do not eat, pastries Of any kind, and
90 not eat candy of any other kind
- IS eR Wnae Causes head noises, ~
head has been troubling me for the
last two years. The. trouble seems to
Detonly on one side Of my head, the
left side. Whenever I getra cold there
seems to be a swelling on this side"
1a REPLY.
II About 1875 pounds.
l.. 2.lNo. It contains a little cafrein.
but not much.
.. judge you have some middle,
ear trouble. It has probably travelled
there from your thrpat. !.
KMLfNG RhD ANTS.
7, A. B. writes AaW1l1 You tells,,.
Q to rid U house Of the littlesrad
anus! WeaaFe bothered to death by
them and have found nothing al Vet
to externanate, sthem..''s!3 5S$ 99sfs5
n REPLY. 81 #s 4 II
Herr1ck advises making food mao.
icessible, stopping cracks ana destroy
Ilng nests. Good auxiliary measures
Expose sponge wet With sw,eeeten-
|ef water. When II nils with anti
drop In hot water. q Ea tSsss Il
Tartar emetic dissolved irIs fou,r N
I'VE volumes q sirup exposed dn shall
Send to the United States depart.
mentao OF Agriculture for their bulletin.
on ants - isa n ~.
LAUNDRY OR BATH.
Az +. Al: writes i..W1hat viii turn
bright silver very dark after beinr
carried nia5man's pocket for asdayf
q II OWNS to sths system ~,
REPLY. Il "
II may be due to- oxidation. The
action vof sulphur. acids has. the same
The phaenomenon noticed does not,.
mean b You are diseased IA any
e fnay near that your pocket lining
needs lalrdering.g l% -
in home cases.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-24
SHAKESPEARE FOLIO IS SOLD.

,London-(By The Associated Press)
"A first folio of Shakespeare was pur-
chased at auction for $500 sterling by
F. Saben, the. collector. The book.
which takes high rank among existing
first folios, was from the collection
bf5 the late Richard &C. johnson, of
Manchester sMrs~sabenealso gave $50
sterling for a rare first edition. of
TGrany'ss Elegy, which. was first pub
lished in Pail Mall in 1851.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-24

of gallstones or of the gall bladder,
but symptoms continue.
There seemsla field for the use OF
this method OF liver stimulation and
gall duct drainage as therapeutic
measure. 2lh
DR.. Frank Smithies gives twelve dis
Eases OF groups of symptoms in which
this method of bile tract drainage is
or ought to be at least as effective as
is any other treatment.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-01
MARSH GRO ~
YOUNG Man Was KILLED

- OAyASSS 49, 49,
u IT. was sad to hear off the accident
that happened on Friday mo 1lng last
when q good and noble young man
was called BY accident at ID young
age Arthur Gustafson was the name
of the young man. He had grown
to manhood among us in this COM
Emun1ty where he has gone to school.
His mother was called from him and
his father, David SGu stafson, Is years
ago, when Arthur was but three years
old. His home was with his mothers
parents when they lived and now at
the time Of his death he stayed at
the home OF his aunt, Mrs. Gunnar
johnson. The sad accident happened
when Arthur went out In the morn-
ing to hunt sl1e had been doing
some mornings before but. he did not
come il for breakfast when they call
led him People went to search for
him and they found him In the after.
noon at two ~ CLOCK. The accid lent
evidently happened in the morning at
about eight when in some way he
was shot through the back OF his head
and died Instantly Nobody knows
|hoW this n happened but they found
him way out in the field. His Uncle
was killed by accident a few months
or SO. go. Arthur was "a good and
honest boy at the young age Of q
years, two months and two days. His
father is left to mourn good son be
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-01

son and Miss johnson, Mrs. Flatos,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peder s. Peterson and
children, Mrs Hans Peterson and
Mrs. Willie Olson.
John Olson was guest at John
Lind's Thursday 81 ternoon. sssss.
Joseph Peterson visited with John
Olson and Harry Lindblom Wednes.
day evening.
Mrs q. Story and daughter Edna
visited atsWillie O1son's home Sunday,
s s. Hillard, OF Nor Inland was 8
guest at Ole p. Olson's Saturday at
ternoon
John Olson visited with his broth
ers Hilmer and Willie Olson Sunday
John Olson and Harry Lindblon
We're guests at Geo. Mykleby satur
day.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-01
AGED WOMAN PASSES
TO HER REWARD

d, Mrs. Johnson, known as grandma
1Lindquist, died at the home Of hel
daughter, Mrs. G. j. Tangquist at
twenty minutes after eleven Wednes-
day night, October 25, 1929, at the
age Of 98 years, months and 10
days
Grandma. Lindquist was born. in
Kronebergs Ian Smaland, Sweden, Feb:
6, 1924. Was united in marriage to
Sven johnson in the year of 1854.
Her husband died rs years later.
= She e1nigrated to America together
With G. J. Tangquist during the spring
of 1886, !. where she lived with her
children, first at Gaylord, Mimi, then
!lt Winthrop, Mimi, and at Renville,
Mimi, coming to Viking in Septem7
Der, 1901, where she has lived since.
She leaves to mourn her death a
daughter, Mrs. 6. j. Tangquist. "a son,
Mr.. Peter Lindquist.
y: Five children died. in Sweden and
a, son, Mr.: John Lindquist, died at
: Minneapolis two year previous. She
also leaves twenty-One grandchildren
and sixteen great grandchildren. A Il
Of whom loved her very dearly and
will miss her very much.
She has served her lord since her
you and has been a sincere Christian
all these, years She was the Oldest
mission friend, in the Red River Val
ley.
@s Although she was almost Il hundred
years she was able to- be up and
around until ten days before her
death. Shea,swas always happy and
patient. Her place will always be
vacant. Peace be her memory
Funeral services were held from the
Swedish Mission church Sunday at
ternoon. The pail bearers were Gus!
Larson, F. O. Anderson, John Larson
sO1 A, Lindeil, ,Chas Flodstrom, Oscar
DrOtts.
On, how sweet it will be in that beau
tiful land,
SO free from all sorrows and pain,
With songs on our lips and with harps
in our hands,
TO meet one ,7another again.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-01
VIKING
YOUNG MAN MEETS
/ ACCIDENT l DEATH
n z, . :
XIING
Arthur GustafsSa Meets Death From
Accideltal Discharge of Gun
While Hunting

IA sad accident occurred on the Gum
mar Johnson farm. north Of Viking
Friday morning, when Arthur Gustat-
son, who was employed there, acct
IDENTITY shot himself while hunting
ducks. He left the place early Fri.
day morning intending to return short.
sly but as he did not come back Mrs
johnson grew worried and summoned
some neighbors to 60 in search fol
him He was found shot thru the
head. Its believed that the trigger
had caught on some bush or branclJ
sof tree and SO discharged the gun
He leaves his father, David GUSTAV.
seh to mourn his death besides 9
host of relatives and friends
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-01

sides many "a atiyes and friends. The
funeral was held from tho home of
sIOnnie Hanson were there were many
friends "a pay respect 70 him. His
body was laid to rest IA the liking
cemetery Many friends. sympat hize
with those that stand nearest to him.
May his memory be with u.s. 30.
The Ladies Aid sale has been post
poned till later.
Miss Carrie and Oscar Sahl-
berg called at L Shern's on Saturday
evening. ss3 53
Miss Myrtle Westlin returned to
Boes' Monday morning. She has been
home for q week.
Chas. Knitter and family called at
his folks, Fred Knitter's s, Sunday at
{ ternOOn. 5ss5ss S$
Harry Knitte called on the sahl-
berg boys Sunday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Wellms attend
ed. the funeral here Sunday, also Wis.
tied at home.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-01
Mission Church Of Viking
Werner DrOtts, Pastor /

Services will be held next Sunday
at 10 80 a. m. Sunday school and
the con rma ton class will meet at
liz N. Services iii Rosewood at c: 80
o. m. Prayer meeting and Bible class
every Thursday ats p. m.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-01
Card of Thanks

We herewith wish to thank all who
assisted att the funeral Of our dear
mother and grandmoth Their also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. Emma Tangquist
and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lind
quist and children.
Mrs. Ida Lindquist and
chill ren. sT
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-01

Christmas Greeting Cards will be
shown at the Sheaf office Market
Days.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
YER PARA GREER Y VIvIR PA
RA YER ES ERASE DE SANTO
TOMAS DE AQUINO

Aver nos encontramos por ca
sualidad con -nuestro qusrido amigo
don Manuel Camunas, quien en- carl
nosa y afable broma, nos dijo:
Amigo Romanacce; nj Santo
Tomas nj yo, dijimos lo.que usted ha
dicho en- Ell MUNDO de aver. La
Erase de Santo Tefnas, la Erase Co
nocida de Santo Tomas es la de s'ver
para Greer, Y ESQ fue 10 que die
yo cuando usted me pregunto por los
asuntos dc actualidad; es decir que
a mi edad no acogia yo las noticias
sino por la razon de su realidad y por
.tanto necesito yer las cosas para Gre
erlas.,.
Rectifiques ustcd; pero tengo en-
cuenta que no es una satisfaction pa
ra mi sino una satisfaction para San
to Tomas de Aquino, cuyo enojo sera
-grande 81 llega a saber que usted le
ha falslfcado sus valiosos axiomas...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
LENDEZ MuM0z HA SID0
IAUREADO

Ha sido laureado con ol segrndo pre-
inio en- cl ccrtamen colebrado por cl
Club Beportiyo de Ponce, nucstro ex-
celente amigo v cultisimo cscritor don
Miguel Mel6ndez Muiioz, quien concu-
rrio al tema 'svcntajas c inconvenien
cia del lujo ss /.
Ell triunfo alcanzado tan gallarda-
mente por Ell ilustre literato don Miguel
MelenIez MuiOz, mcrcce q APPLAUSE
general de todos los inteloctuales.
Como de Mol6ndez Mufos, no hay
que decir que el trabajo cs esplendido
y que reune la vcz que un estilo cla-
TO brillante, una hermoshra una
conception, hija unica del cstudio del
cieea1rte prosista
Ell MUNDo felicita efusiyamentc
al distinguido literato por el merecido
triunfo que ha obtenido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
Ell RECLUTAMIENTO PARA Ell
CAMPAMENTO DE INSTRUC-
CION MILITAR PARA CIUDA.
DANOS CERRADO
sultado juegos

FL dia 81 de mayo las doce de
Ia noche, Sc cerro la campana de re
clutamiento para el campamento de
instruction Militar para ciudadanos
en- Puerto Rico.
Hasta esta fecha cuatrccicntos
apIicaciones han sieo recibidas Y la
Junta de Selection esta decidiendo 50
bre los candidates que han tenido
IA fortuna dc ser tentativamente acep
tados v ellos seran notificados dem
tro de pocos dias.
Todas las aplicaciones recibidas
despu6s del dia 81 de mayo, no Sc to-
maran en- consideration Debido 10
limitado que ha sido .el presupuesto
para operar y mantener la asistencia
Sc ha limitado a 15O candidates.
FL interes de los jovenes de Puer
to Rico len este movimiento ha s.do
demostrado por el gran numero de
solicitudes recibidas. Sc espera que
un campamento mucho mayor Sc lie
vara cfecto durante el verano de
1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
BRILLANTE RECITAL


Fl recital annual que dan los discipu-
los de la Escuela de Musica, dirigida
por laxsenorita. Maude Woodcock, Sc
ceiebrara este afo en- Ell Casino Puerto
rriquefio las ocho dc la noche del
microbes, siete de JUNO. Es necesario
que SO presonto invitacion para ser adj
nitido La scfiorita WoodcoclS tendra
placer on quo vayan a este rccitar los
nnionibros del Casino, con sus familias,
Pucdcn obtenorse invitaciones, en- la
tardc del recital en- el Casino, tam
bi6n on la casa dc Gillies and wood
ward Y cn la Porto Rico Drng co.
la clasc de este afio cs casi tan gran
de como la del afio pasado, que fue
bastante numerosa Y la seilorita Wood
cock augura a todos los que asistan,
que pasaran un ratio tan agradable CO
mo cl ano pasado.
No SO olviden, Casino de Puerto Ri
co, las ocho del microbes JUNO Z.
No hay que pagar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
GABLE FEANcEs)

s PARIS, JUNO Eel jefe del gobier-
no M Poincar6 -ha dicho en- la Canlara
de los Comunes que Francia no esta
dispuesta a tomar parte en- la pr6xima
conferences International de La Haya,
en- la cual no estara representado ei
gobierno de Norte America que es co,
mo Sc sabe, Ell poder economico mas
formidable del mundo. Sin la interven
cion de Estados Unidos opina ell Pre-
sidente del Consejo que la conferencia
de La Haya no podra obtener los re.
suitados esperados por Inglaterra c
Italia.
M. Poincare ofreci6 hablar ell lunes
proximo acerca de la actitud definiti-
va que asumira el gobierno en- dicho
asunto.
Sc informa, no obstante, que el go
ibierno de Francia estara en- contacto
con sus Aliados en- la referida confe,
rencia que enyiara varios expertos
oficiosos para representa- al gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
VARGAS EN- LA PRISION
lLASU TIN1AS HORAS -UNRASGO GENTH.-
VISTA A LAS GALERAS

cue sus nombres sean incluidos en- el
Registro que conserva Ell Sr. Vargas.
FL opulento hacendado don Wences-
lao Borda envi6 nuestro amigo una
GAIA de habanos un mensaje de sim
patia anunciandole su vista para ano-
che.
Ell DIR. Jose Gomez Brioso comision6
un amigo para que expresara nues-
tro redactor SIS afectos ie excu-
sara de no haber podido ir personal
mentc.
Insertamos la hsta de las persenas
Que hasta aver las P. M. habian
svisitado nuestro amigo y firinado en
el libro dc este:
Senador Joss J. Benitsz, Lcdo. Mi.
gnel Guerra. Benjamin Guerra, g. Hi
gar Pagan, jose Correa, M. Gctay, Mo
desto Escudero, Erne5to Torres Mongs,
Lcdo. Diego Ramos, Severe Aybar. Ma
t1Es Real, Lcdo. Francisco soto Gras,
Manuel Rodriguez Burgos, Emiliano
Matos Lcdio Lcdo. Jose de Jesus I'll
zoI, Felix H. Hilera, virgilio Socorro,
Paul G. Walter, Jorge A. viilarini,
Jose J. Benitez, Jr., Pedro Blanch,
Luis r. Torres, sub-secretario Corte Fe
deral, Manuel CRrras1uillo Martinez.
Hiram Agrsit, Angel Maria Qrsntero v
Jovito Rodriguez, de Morovis Lcdo
Fernando ]. Gsdgel, Luis Gutierrez,
Ramon Lloveras Soler, Tomas Arrufat
jesus Torres Colon, Jose Marcial Dora
co, Juan Rey Lind, Lcdo. J. vallde-
july, Juan Castillo, Jose Coll Cuchi
Vicente Andino, M. valdes, (viva la
Patria) Joaquin M. Quevodo, Lcdo Luis
AbeIla Blanco, Senador Francisco M
zeno Miguel Baind NuevO, Doctor g.
Fern6s Diaz, Miguel Hurtado, Jefe Dis
trito, P. T., Lcdo. Rafael Rivera "a
yas. Lcdo. Jose Ramirez Santibafiez, A.
Nicolas Bl1nco. A. A. Pacheco, Joa-
qrin Belendez, Lcdo Antonio Capella,
Representante a la Camara, Anastacio
Castro, Z. z. Rosario.
varios amigos han ofrecido nues-
tro querido amigo Alfredo Vargas sus
carrcs para conducirIo hoy a las nueye
y media dosde Ell Penal de "a I1arina
hasta la redacci6n de este Diario. Un
grupo de amigos Sc prOpone. acompa-
narle
Ell MUNDo dcsea consighar SUI re-
conocimiento por la multiplicidad dc
ssgasajos de que ha sido objeto nuestro
1oven Redactor durante los tirco dias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
UN RAsGo GENTIL


Aver las tres de la tarde la con-
versaci6n de los amigos que rodeaba al
Sr Vhrgas giraba aJrededcr de un
rrecioSo bouquet de flores natu1aies cue
manos femeninas habian colocado so
bre La mesa del joven popular perio-
dista Como nuestro uuerido amigo ma
nifestara su deseo dc que esas flores
debian reposar sobre la turnba de su
sciiola madre en- ell ccmenterio de
Santurce al joven escritor dis
tinguido sbogado don Juan valldejuIy
Rodriguez, de Aguadilla, reclamo para
ST el honor de cumplir tan noble deseo
Y saliendo en- su auto del penal colo
CO, en- Ell cementerio de Santdrce, con
sus propias manos, las preciosas flores
sobre la sagrada tumba. AL regrcso del
Camposanto regalo nuestro amigo la
obra Alma America de Santos Cho
cano con la siguiente dedicatoria: I'm
recuerdo y un snrazo -. Ell no tiene
palabras con que expresar ST. gratitud
ror tanta benevolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
La vngen del Car
men, patrOna del Ba-
rriO ObrerO

Anoche previa invitacion de un con
notado grupo de entusiastas elementoa
residences en- Ell Barrio Obrero, Sc ce-
lebr6 en- los salones de la escuela de di-
cho Barrio Obrero, Sc celebro en- los sa
lones de la escuela de dicho tarrio
una magma reunion para celebrar las
fiestas de la patrona, siendo electo
un Comite que ha de encargarse de
los prepartiyos de dicha fiesta.
Fueron electos los caballeros 81
guientes: John A. Wilson, Guillermo
Esteves Rafael Diez de Andino, Pre-
sidentes Honorarios.- Con1ite Ejecu
two: Joaquin Perez, Presidente; Be
nigno Cells, Tesorero; Ramon We
ga, Secretario; Joaquin Duran, De-
metric Camara, Manuel Vidal, Diego
Calderon, Salvador RoSales, Ramon
Merced, Antonio Torres, Francisco
Cestero, Demetrio Lopez, Carlos Bas,
Tomas Cancel, Serapio Quinones y
Eladio Vega, vocales.
Acto seguido Sc nombTo una CO.
mission de damas de 10 mas selecto
de dicho barrio, acordandose salir en-
breves dfas recolectar fondos para
llevar a cabo con todo ell esplendor
necesario, las festas de la Patroha
del Barrio Obrero.
La Comision dee Damas acord6
nombrar presidenta honoraria de la
Comision de Festejos, la senorita
Carmen Marquee Sein, habiendo sido
aplaudido el acuerdo por unanimidad.
Sc design6 otra comision, para
que Sc solicitara del Hon. Comisiona
do del Interior autorizacion para uti
liar los terrenos del Barrio Obrero
con ell objeto de instalar varios espec
taculos durante las fiestas.
Tambien see solicitara del Hon.
Comisionado de Servicio Pdblico de
San Juan Ia reparacion de la calle
"Avenida Borinquen" para que ell ira
fico Sc haga mas facil.
Nos place felicitar al seiior Ma
nuel Cuevas, quien ha sido el orga-
nizador de estas fiestas y quien. Sc
toma mucho interes por que elias re-
sulten bien lucidas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
AUDICIoN MUSICAL DEL TENOR
JOAQUIN M. oUEvEDo

Mafiana por la noche Sc llevara a
efecto en- el teatro municipal, La audi
ci6n musical de despedida del joven Y
popular tenor Joaquin M. Quevedo,
quien embarcara pr6ximamente para
Italia, con Ell prorosito de ingresar en-
el Conservatorio.
Ell acto promote resultar verdadera-
mente concurrido Ell joven tenor de-
jsra en- Ell publico un grato recuerdo de
sus aptitudes para ell canto.
Ademas del joven tenor Quevedo, to-
maran parte en- la audicion la distin-
guida pianista sefiorita Providencia
Rancho, seiiorita Socorro Paniagua Y
los sefiores Alfredo Vargas v Nicolas
Blanco, quienes recitaran bellas com
posiciones poeticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-03
Ell GRUPo coNsTANTE

Ademas de la ininidad de bondatso
SOS amigos que han visitadc nuestro
redactor y cuyos nombres hemos pr
blicado, Alfredo Vargas Sc ha visto
agssajado por un grupo de intimos que
han estado cOnstantemente, muchos de
los cuaies lie han visitado dos y tres
yeces durante todos los cinco dias ,e
la prision: Ellos son: Romuald5 Real.
Miguel Guerra, Benjamin Guerrs. Au-
gusto Pietri, Sergio Romanacce, Jose
A. Balseiro, Enrique Ramirez Brau,
Lcdo. Pedro Santana, Jr., a Nicolas
Blanco, Jose Iriarte, Modesto Gotay,
Luis Gomez. Juan MARTINEZ Chapel, su
hermano Lcdo. jose A. vargasv otros.
La admirable bis cofnica del sr. Mo
desto Gotay presidi6 siempre las vela-
das nocturnas,