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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
M0ITNo ITEMS.

We had a az inch rain Saturday
nipht and Sunday morning.
Mrs. James Camplin Of Santa Fe
spent 4 few days with her daughter
Mrs. John Heller last week. Mrs'
Heizer and children accompanied hei
nome and spent the weekend
MRS. win Smith Of Laddonla Was
the guest ofa MRS. B. ". Robinson
several days last week.
MI. INIT Roberts and daughter
Ceorria and Mrs. SterI Roberts q
Perry spent Thursday with Mrs
Mrs. Ralph Adams and baby spenl
several days with her mother, Mrs
pevton south of Mexico last week.
Is. r. Cauthorn and wife Of Port
land. Ore, have been the guests d
w. Il. Cauthosn and sister, Mis-
Mary,
Mrs. Sims Greed has moved to Mes
10 and Dick Greed has nsovsd 70 ~
sam Greed farm.
4. u. Stuartand family moved e
Mexico last week.
Virgil Stuart viii bach st ne farm
Madam Rufaor has i, that he won
BACH very long.
DR.. Flynt; wife and daughter. Heles
athNaNNH H4A2T4
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N. N A STUDENTS
ARE ARRIVING
IN MEXICO

Although enrolment does not be-
gin at Missouri Military Academy
until Thursday students began ar.
irving in Mexico Snday and by We'd
nesday a large number had arrived.
Every train Wednesday brought
large contingents Of future cadets.
A tent bearing an American flag was
erected north Of the Chicago and Al
ton station TO serve as M. M. A. head
quarters and a cadet or instructor
was in charge all day to give infor-
nation or assistance to new stu
dents.
Khaki is already beginning to
make its appearance on the streets
of Mexico and in a few days the stu
dents of Hardin and NJ M. A. will
have settled down to a year of work
and clay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
HATToN--CoNcoRD.

S. w. Muir bought "a mules OF
Price and Dicus last Saturday.
S. e. Muir left for Fulton to at
tend the High School again this year.
Miss Frances Cottrill was visiting
in Fulton Friday.
Mrs. Grover Sims was the guest OF
her parents Thursday, Mr.. and MRS
J. E. Muir.
Miss Bette Emmons has been on
the sick list, but ,is able to go 70
school again.
Mr.. Burch our county agent met
the 6armers at the lovely country
nome If Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Muir on
Thursday afternoon and gave 2 very
interesting talk and taght the ladies'
nov 10 Gull hens, etc. "a large crowd
WA present To hear MI. Burch talk,
MS. poly Davis Of Fulton end
Mr.. and Mrs. Robe Hcuchin ct Full.
: and mother are visiting Mr.. and
MRS. Homer Houf. -,
There viii Be- 4 public sale e e
Deets Thursday. Mr.. Deets VIII g
u Colorado for his health
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CANT ITEMS

A number Of people were away
from home Saturday evening when
that awful cloud came up in the south
wests Had quite a storm between
here and Centralia, blowing down
trees and outbuildings.
John Beatty and wife and son,
Ralph, and Mrs. Henry Wilmot mo-
tored to Kansas Saturday to see
Elizabeth.
The protracted meeting is going
on at New Hope Church now. Bro.
ALEXANDER, from Richmond, Mo-, is
holding the meeting and Bro. Rice,
the regular pastor, is with him. They
have had six confessions. The rain
Saturday night and Sunday made
the<roads 50 bad that many didn't go,
but hope the weather and roads will
be better thisIweek.a
Miss Genelfe behhaH west To Cen
tralia Saturday evening to go to work
at the new shoe factory which will
start Monday morning. She is at her
uncle, Earl Denham's.
Grover Sims bought some cows and
calves of uncle Harvey Stewart this
week.
Anna Maud Duffy is going to school
in Centralia. She is staying with her
aunt, Mrs. Clara Frazier and grand
mother, Mrs. Polly Squires.
Mable Vance is going to attend
school in Mexico. She boards and
rooms with her aunt Hattie and
Bessie Blum.
Robert and Lory Shock are prepar-
ing to make classes" again. This
time don't think much cane will dc
to work up. Too late getting cane in
and dry weather too has hurt it.
Little Essa Lee Poff is visiting in
Mexico.
Pie supper at Hurdle on Saturday
night, September %. Everybody vel
come. Miss Hester Thompson, teach
les this school.
Uncle Levi VIM to have a little
fun told Mary Eva Scholl and Lorraine
Showers to get all. the candidate cards
they each could get by the primary
election and the one that held the
most cards on the winning men a.
thattime, he would give a nice box q
candy. So they started the race and
with the good help Of neighbors
friends and relatives they each work.
ed hard getting all the cards they
could. Laraine Showers was the win
/, ner. She held 1,217, Mary Eva Schol
1915. But he gave them both a boy
of candy.
Pat Renie and family motored out
to John Vances' Saturday night with
two big watermelons. Mrs. Grace
Jones and father, Henry Vance ant
Reed Woolery, were also there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
PRAIRIE HILL.

DA.
Prairie Hill school is proceeding
nicely under the infringement Of Miss
Emma Sutton, who is very popular
with her pupils Sch has about rs
enrolled. She is again boarding at
Ed Trower's.
Miss Lillian Hammett has charge
Of the first three grades in the Far
Der schools, which position she filled
satisfactorily last. year. Her enroll
ment is SO. Miss Christina Schut has
charge of room two and has SO pupils
enrolled. Clyde Johnson has 20 en-
rolled in the seventh and eighth
grades. In the high school are 35
pupils and four teachers. M. C. Hud-
o is superintendent, Miss Harrison
has Domestic Science, Miss McCor-
mick has the Literature and Miss
Harrison the History. Judging from
the past two weeks work, the pros
pect is good for the best year in the
history of the school.
The first week of school two of
Miss Hammett's little folks suffered
mishaps. Little Pat HARRISON tum-
bled off the "slides and broke the
radius bone Of his right arm just
above the wrist, and Nancy johnson
slid down a see saw board running a
splinter into the tieshy part of her
left leg about the size of a match.
Both are doing we'll and will be back
in school Tuesday or a little later.
The Cassiday boys have fenced off
ten acres Of corn and turned in 10
100 pound shoats. This is good for
the shoats and saves a lot Of hard
work. 1t is strange that Q feed
ers do not practice this.
The Farm Club Ladies' Auxiliary
met with Mrs. Leslie Williams last
Wednesday.
Judge Naysmith attended to his
duties as County Judge in Mexico
last week.
Mrs. w. p. Cassiday and daughter,
Mrs. j. B. Cassiday visited Mrs. Paul
Evans last Thursday. Jack Keane ac-
companied them home for a longer
visit.
j. E. Trower and family visited
Earl Motley Sunday.
Ray Brown and family after a visit
with their nephew, Paul Evans, left
Monday afternoon in their Ford for
California, where they expect to
make their home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
PAYNE DISTRICT.

We hava ham having sopna hot old
.,,,,a,a, .,,.stbsr0ths IAat iyg.sk,
Most I'm ~ -tbafarmers ara blowing
~ s.;,aa4 !
usa ! Ana ,a;o wbat We have been
for Some fine.
Alaas r,,,ffv, ,v;fa and daughter,
asa CO., IA nvisa rya,a SUNDAY
r;sstors 20 4 NJ sl,ock aga xife.
WI norhan, ana familv were the
.,a.s - I'M Pssttv and fano;Iy
500
NJ n,o,,d wode and l;ttla dauosh-
$500 Sst,ydar n;gbt Win Ms,
As, Raattv ana children.
ria,,d Wada and gIsr Raatfv helned
II q, Rrowr and son deliver cattle
: Tho,,nson SATURDAY NIGHT.
Rad R,,,Is dal,yered cattle ia
T-barsnson saturdav bight.
Mo ganarle Ds,3bam has I NOS.
;4;on 4 rsrtral,a
NM Rastte y,ife and SON and
~. uanrv W;,,ro4 left Friday fol
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Emma Price to John w. Palmer,
Warranty Cons $3.50, lot / Calbreath's
Square Mexico.
Paul E. Coil to w. c.. and Hazel
w. Blattner, War; Consid 81 and
other consid. Lots 2, 8, A, s and 6
Blk A Hughes Add Mexico.
J.. A. Guthrie to w. R. Python,
Warranty Consid $1,000, go # x 1O6
it Blk 8 John A. Pearson's Add. to
Mexico.
Charles D. Sherer to Allen G. and
Louise c. Smith, Warranty Consid.
$500, SO # x 205 # County Sur
vey 1880.
Harriet M. Waters to Anna Ken
nedy Quit Claim Consid $1.00.. Lots
/ and 2 Block A Beshear's Add Van
dalia.
s. M. Locke to Charles w. Candy,
Warranty Consid $3.50 Lot l Block
Is Morris Add. Mexico,
S. M. Locke to VIM. N. Stoner,
Warranty Consid $3.50, Lot 2 Block
10 Morris's Add. Mexico.
Lura Painter ct al to Ota Freels,
Warranty Consid $500, Lot x Block
8 Laddonia, Mo.
H. B. Rice to Sarah E. Pierce War
ranty Consid $500. WIZ Lot l Blk
10 Orig. Laddonia.
Isaac H. Taylor ct al to Chas. C.
and Minnie Ackman Quit Claim Con-
sid $1.00, E 20 fl of NV. NV 20
51-9.
Fletcher M. Tinsley to Joseph B.
Botkin 81 & Exchange of property.
Lot l Blk 2 Benner's Add.
Joseph B. Botkin to Fletcher M.
Tinsley 81 and Eehange Of property
lSW pit of Lot 2 City Survey 81.
Lebius Dye by Trustee to Clyde W,
and John w. Ellis Trustees Deed
Cons S2215. 100 A in 1850,
Carl Mongler to IN. Lue ct al War
ranty Consid. $500 Tract in NV
cor Of EA of NESSE S2-53-S.
T. E. Harrison to j, B. Owen, War.
ranty, Consid. $1.O0 EM lot 2 Blk 4
Ladd's Add Mexico & Lot, 2 Blk 20
Ladd's Add Ext.
J.. B. Owen to r. E. and Gertrude
Harrison Warranty Consid. $1.0O
same as above.
Merritt E. Winscott to J. G. Proc
tor Quit Claim Consid. $500. so acres
9-52-12.
J. C. Proctor to Merritt E. and
Fannie M. Winscott, Quit Claim Con-
Sid, $500. so acres .9-52-12.
Josephine B. Green to H. R,
S-chuessler, Warranty Consid $1,000
PIT. lot Q Blk 2 So Side Park Add
Mexico.
Josephine B. Green to Herbert B
Plunkett Warranty Consid $1,000 Pit
lot 8 and PIT. of lot 9 Blk 2 So Side
Park Add. Mexico.
Josephine B. Green to ]. Harrison
Brown, Warranty Consid $1,000 Lot
Z and pit Of lot 8 Blk 2 SO Side Park
Add.
Mary N. Spencer to Edna Mccain
Warranty Consid $500 Lots a, 5
and 6 Blk 10 Orig. Farber
w. w. Fry, Jr., to Jas w. Cogswel1
Warranty Coslsid $625O. Lot 2 Bill
2 So Side Add Mexico.
Sallie Sterling to s. Margaretha r
Clark Warranty Consid $500 1t In
in VIZ Of Sc 20-51-9.
Howard & Thelnaa Parrish by Gdn
10 Merritt Winscott Gdn Deed Consit
$3.50. ITO int in 60 acres as52-12,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
BABY SERIOUSLY
HURT IN FALL FROM
BED SATURDAY

Richard Moore, six-months-Old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore was
seriously hurt Saturday when he fell
from the bed. The child was better
Wednesday however and it is believed
that he will Cow all right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14

The funeral services of Judge
James A. Lewis were held at 1890
Wednesday morning at the home on
North jefferson Street conducted by
the Rev. G. A. Mitchell and the Rev.
w. P. Wynn. The pail bearers were:
Wallace bearing, Oscar Martin, jeff
simms, William Simms, Walter Peck
and John Gamble. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14

Miss Tom johnson, former Hardin
College student, was in Mexico We'd
nesday on her way to st. Charles
where she win attend school at Lin
denwood College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
ACCIDENTS CAUSE
OF F0RDDBAN ON
LIQUOR IN PLANT

DETROIT, Mich, Sept bin an
order affecting 10000 employees Of
the Ford Motor Company, Henry
Ford warned his workers that the
presence of liquor, in their homes
or the odor of liquor on their breaths
OF the bulge of its container on their
hips would mean instant discharge.
Recent accidents in the Ford plant,
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SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE
FRANCES WILLARD DAY
THTTRSDAY. SEPT. 20TH

Frances willard Day will be OBJ
served by the schools Of Audrain
County September, :2s. This day "
set apart BY the revised statutes q
Missouri. Suggested programs are
sent out by the state Department Of
Public Schools
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
TO HOLD HEARING
ON BONUS SEPTEMBER Is
TO % IN JEFFERSON CITY

The referees OF the bonus commits
sion board of reviews have notified
100 persons that they will grant them
hearings of their appeals from rejec-
ton by the bonus commission. These
hearings will be held in Jefferson
City September 18, 20 and 20. Hear
ings will continue until all of the
1000 cases pending have been dis
posed of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14

blamed to employees more Or les
under the influence Of liquor, We
said to have been responsible for / i.
drastic order. Ford himself l. kn8s
to be a strong supporter Of the pro
bitiOn theory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
FERTILIZERS

We have acid phosphate steam bone
2-s-2 in stock. Can supply your or
ders promptly.
VIM POLLOCK MiLLs& ELEv. co.
Ed1 wi Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14

Miss Bessie Scobee Of Santa Fe was
the guest of her1eousins, the Misses
Crimp Saturday. os
Miss Cassie Cauthorn of Mexico
is the guest of Mrs. ]. P. Cauthorn.
T. B. Hendrix and wife and Robt
McPheeters and family of oklahohs
wer the guests of Plyde Hendrix and
family Tuesday.
viii Hendrix and family Of Gala.
way spent Tuesday with Mrs. Lee
Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
on. u DANCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-M
Harding is now virtually out Of dan
ger, unless an unexpected relap
occurs, Dr.. C. E. Sawyer announce
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14
HEADS
G. 0. P STATE
COMMITTEE

The State Republican Committee
met at Springfield, Monday, and re-
elected DR.. E. B. Clements, of Macon
chairman. He was authorized to
name a committee of three to aid
him in directing the campaign.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Lander spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
B. Lander Of Slater.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14

Mrs. Ivan Ashworth, Of Moherly, y
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. otis
purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-14

n. Pryor 81 Fulton spent Tuesday
III Mexico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-04
DON RAFAEL w. cAMEJo

Aver lego San Juan, procedente de
Cuba, en- ell vapor Guantanamo" ,
acompafado de SUI bella distinguida
esposa, nuestro querido amigo Ell lau-
reado poeta don Rafael w. Camejo So
clio de la conocida firma ''Nicolas Her
nandez Co.. de esta plaza.
Ell quito intellectual v active conner
ciante don Rafael w. Camejo ha per-
manecido ausente en- Cuba por espacio
de seis meses, dirigiendo los negocios de
la sucursal que tiene establecida en-
aquella lsla la acreditada casa de CO.
mercio Nicolas Hernandez co..
La noticia del regreso del Sr. Ca
mejo Puerto Rico ha de causar grata
impression entire sus numerosas amista-
des v en- nustros altos centros culturales,
donde goza aquel de merecidas simpa-
tias y afectos.
Env1amos al consecuente amigo, asi
como tambien SUI distingui6a. esposa
nuestro saiudo cordial de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-04
FL Attorney Gene
raj ha pedido al
Presidente que envle
un delegadO de su
confanza Pto. Rico

Como sahen nuestros 1ectores, ell
Attorney General Sc ha dirigido
cs 'SuEpIeH e4uspIssId Ig ssoeA ser1eA
licitando que por el Sc TOME alguna ac-
cion en- ell asunto que lleva dicho alto
funcionario, en- relaeion con las acusa-
clones que r'esan sobre ell Gobernador.
En- dichas comunicaciones al Presi-
dente, ell Attorney General, segun
nuestros infornes, ha ihecho constar
siemple, que su actitud en- ese case ODE
dece, exclusivamente, al criterio legal
que tiene tornado soble esa question;
pero que 81 el, Ell presidente, tuviera al
guna duda en- cuanto La rectitud de
sus intenciones, entonces ol senior Mes
ire lie sugeria que enviara al pals a un
de,egado de su confianZa, para que estu
diara ell asunto sobre el terreno, y asi
supieran todos que atenerse.
AL parecer, Ell Presidente no Sc hi
mostrado aln partidario del plan pro-
pu6stole por ell Attorney General, por
10 que Sc cree que este goza de toda la
confanza del Jefe Executive federal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-04
FL COnsejo Executive re-
comend0 al MunicipiiO de
Bayamon anulara una
subasta de $5OO,OOO
de bOnOs

Como anuncianaos oportunamente,
aver Sc reunio ell Consejo Executive pa
ra tratar sobre una carta dirigidale por
el Lcdo. Hartzell, abogado del s'Natio
nal City Bank, en- relaci6n con la
venta de s50oooo de bonos del NUM-
cipio de Bayamon.
Segdn informes, 'el Banco solicita-
ba Ia anulacion de la subasta de di-
chos bonos, alegando que no Sc habia
adjudicado la buena pro de. La misma
al mejGr postor, como determine la
ley.
Discutido ell asunto ante Ell Con-
sejo, con asistencia de las parties in
teresadas. ,el referido ORGANISING acor-
do recomendar al Municipio de Baya
mon que anule la subasta efectuada
y celebre una nrteva, con publication
de anuncios en- la prensa y demas re-
quisitos que sefiala la ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-04
ECONoMICE DINERo Y TEMPO
EN- Ell LAvADO DE SU ROPA Y
UTENCILIOS DOMESTICOS
COMET CRYSTALS

No es venenoso nj tiene olor, nj
contiene potasa, soda, jab6n, acido oxa
lico, caustico otros ingredientes Que
perjndiquen; tiene el mismo efecto en-
aqua dulce como salobre.
No destruira los tejidos mas finos
Y sin embargo su poder es diez veces
mayor que cualquier iabon en- pasta
en- poIvo, dos cuchaTadas por cinco ga
lones de aqua. (Mo5sse la ropa por la
tarde y por la mafiana estrujese en- la.
misma aqua, exprimase en- aqua lin
pia. Para ell piso, urinales, banos, ino-
doros Iecherias, trotellas, envases, nan
chas de grasas etc.
Distributors: Finlay, Standard
Grocery, Mendez Hnos., R. Garcia v
Co., Colmado Llonpart, Colmado Ma
20, Jose Santiago, Stop 25, 0 lame al
telefono 1884 P. r. ROGERS y Co.
Inc, P. o. Box 1859, San Juan.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-04
INFINIDAD DE HERIDos Y
CONTUSoS

A consecuencias cal choque, fueron
muchos los pasaje-os, de uno y otro
caro-, que resultaron heridos de consi-
deraci6n, habiendo sido los sigufentes
curados en- la sala de socorros de San
turce por Ell practicante Saagado:
Magdalena Ramos, de Toa Alta, Fro
stones en- toda la facia. Confusion So
b1's la region dorsal de la mano IL
quierda.
Providencia Dominguez, de Areci-
bo. Erosiones en- los brazos y piernas.
Cruz Colon, de Corozal. Simples le
stones ten la facia y contusiones en- la
rodilla.
Josefa Sierra, de 0orozal. Contu-
sion sobre los pector0les. Pronostico
reservado.
(continda en- la Sra. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-04

PARIS, agosto 3.-Noticias que lie
gan de Vouziers dicen que anochs un
tren de pasajeros choc6 con otro de
mercancias. sufriendo ambos terribles
dafios.
Los informes agrsgan que la catas
trofe Sc registr6 en- los alredores de
Vouziers y que Embellishments salie-
ron para Ell lugar de referencia varias
brigadas trenes de socorro.
Las autoridades funcionarios de la
Cruz Roja recogieron mas de trescien
tos heridos graves y sacaron de entire
los vagones los cuerpos mutilados de
mas de ochenta personas.
Los trabajos de salvamento conti-
niian.
En- la Camara de los Comunes Sc ha
pedido al gobierno que inicie una in
veslgaci6n para depurar responsible
dades.
En- vouzfers la consternaci6n es in
mensa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-04
UNA MANIFESTATION COMU
NTSTA EN- BERLIN

BERLIN, agosto s. Los comunis-
tas efectuaron anoche una manifesto
-ci6n ante Ell Ayuntamiento para protes
tar contra ell proyecto presentado en- e.
Reichstag por medic del cual Sc ex-
pulsa {. los radicales de los puestos que
deaempefan en- ell gobierno.
La policia obedeciendo 6rdenes de
las autoridades municipales emprendi6
una energica carga bayoneta calada,
habiendosIs registrado cincuenta y dos
heridos. hif.
Un policia resulto herido de grave
dad.
otras manifestations tllmultuarias
Sc han producido en- otros sitios de
esta capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-04
REUNION PARA TRATAR ACERCA
DE LOS CREDIToS RURALES

Hoy, las nueve de la mafana, Sc
ce.ebrara en- los salones de la Bibliote-
ca Carnegie una reunion de distingui-
dos elementos del Gobierno Insular pa
ra tratar acerca de los creditos Rurales
A dicha redni6n concurriran Ell Te-
sorero de Puerto Rico, Mr.. Ernest B.
Thomas, Administrator de la Sucursal
en- Puerto Rico del Banco Territorial
Federal de Baltimore, don Leopoldo Fe
lii y los representatives de la prensa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-04
PARA MANANA Sc ANUNCIA
UNA CONFERENCIA ENTIRE
POINCARE w jMILLERAND

PARIS. agosto S.-El jefe del gobier
no ssaor Poincar6 marchara manana
Ramboullht, residencia lveraniega
del Presidente de la republica fin
de conferenciar con este a proposito
de la entrevista de Londres.
Ambos discutiran en- que puntos y
en- que medidas ell gobierno frances ce-
0era a las propuestas inglesas relati-
vas a las indemnizaciones y las es-
tipulaciones del .Tratado de Versailles.
En- sus grandes lineas M. Poincar6
expondra al presidenta Millerand su
proyecto acerca de la cushion de las
deudas de guerra.
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D1sTINGUIDA vIs1TANTE

Desde hace algunos dias Sc encuen-
ira en- esta capital pasando una breve
temporada entire sus numerosas amista-
des admiradores la distinguida dana
v notable soprano dofia Amalia Paoli.
La cultisima y aplaudida artista por
torriquefia quien hace algunos dias ne-
GO esta isls procedente de Espana, en-
el vapor ''Buenos Aires permanecer&
en- San Juan unos dias mas luego en-
barcara para los Estados Unidos en- com
pafiia de su hermano Ell eminente tenor
drarnstico don Antonio Faoli.
Grata estadia en- nuestros lares le
deseamos a tan excelente DANA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-04
DON NICOLAS sANT1NI

Sc ha ausentado hacia los Estados
Unidos nuestro estimado amigo Ell como
cido financiero don Nicolas Santini,
ouien tiene Ell prop6sito de permanecer
ALI algtn tiempo.
Don Rafael santini, tambi6n muy es
timado amigo nuestro y joven que goza
de miltiples prestigios y simpatias en-
esta .ciudad, queda al frente de los ne
gocios de la casa m. Santini y Co. =
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DON FRANCISCO BALLEsTER

Procedente de Estados Unidos, don
de pas6 una larga temporada ha rotor
nado esta isla, Ell distinguido caba-
Hero don Francisco Ballester, jefe de la
casa 'Ballester Hermanos,, de esta
plaza. 4
A recibir al senior Ballester quien es
tan estimado aqui, fueron al muelle
distinguidas personals de nuestro mundo
comerc1al.
Reciba ell Sr. Ballester nuestro cor
dial saludo de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-04
|El Doctor Lippitt suscit6 en- el
Asilo de Ninas una question re-
Iigiosa que iba a motiyar Ia des-
tituci6n de la seiorita Santaella

cue ell DR.. Lippitt. enterado de que las
alumnas del colegio oian misa en- los sa-
lones de dicha institution, ordeno a la
directora la suspension de estos cul-
tos le advirtio la necesidad de devol-
yer al Obispado todos los ornamentos
n utensilios que utilizaba para la cele
bracion de estos actos.
La Srta. Santaella, atendiendo la in
dicacion del Jefe del Departamento, de-
volvi6 al Obispado todas las cosas 1ue
habian en- el Colegio para decir las mi
sas Ell Obispo fue conferenciar,
este respecto con Ell Gobernador Rely.
Llamado a "a Fortaleza, Ell DR.. Lip
pitt. Sc lie oblig6 revocar su orden, y
parece que este hizo que el Jefe del
Departamento Sc malquistase con la Di-
rectora del Aslio, ouien supuso inte-
resada en- la celebration de esos actos
religiosos y causante de que por ell Jefe
Gel Executive Sc le obligara revocar
Ena orden suya.
No sabemos cLal habra de ser la So
luci6n que finalnente habrfa de tener
este asunto; pero Sc pucde descausar en-
la seguridad Gle que no Sc habra de CO.
meter. en- este delicsdo asunto, una in
jus.icia, va que ella podrfa ser causa
de que Sc levantara una razonada Y
justa protesta contra los que Ia come
tieran.