davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-29

ne, ION ttte Bdboe nogef OF fatte beft'
De for.
Saa retite De fig, ben enc efter Den
onben, for Oct bar 10 aIieepel brape
WenneIfer, og M piloe De aisre no.
act for at gI4oe ben lille, mobige
Sr1ie; oct enc Sorilag bIep fremferi
efter oct anbet, inbtil enbeIig Den
Itore 9isbmano Cell iprane op; ban
bar en- praftiif Wanb, Tom bapbe
Siertet paa rette Steb.
"SfaI hi gisre Srlien en- rigtis
@lpbe. iaa ifal oi gl9be benbes
Ranb; bet er ser hi ifal piie oct"
iaeoe ban; ban ifal babe Ell 8jer.
ming hos %, hi bill piie at bi bar I'll.
Iio til bam, Oct bar bans Suitru for.
tient peo lin SGrben ibIanbt o."
"8rapol" raabte Soriamlineen
iom meb en- Wlino.
"Rupel," iagoe aisbmanb Cell,
"om TO Naaneber aabner ri Dor ME
Sparefasie, og iaa tilbpoer hi bam
1labien iom gogboloer; oct er gan.
ife pitt bare atten bunbrebe aroner,
mon De fan oa lepe, rroen at Sru @n.
10 behsper at ip fine Zine ioro9rpet,
oa ieg oil taee Nniparet paa min
4appe. Sorreiten funbe pi bel neppe
finbe en- Wano iom pasiebe beore til
Blabien."
5eil bar Sen Wanb paa Stebet,
bpis Orb bapbe itsrit 8egt, og ban
bar besuben 9irefter for ben npe
Sparefasie; ba ban iluttebe brageoe
giiaIbet los; ben ganIe 2pge trptfe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

nesday evening In the parish house,
between the girls OF the Senior Class
OF the High School. and the girls OF
Emmanuel Church.
Tomorrow evening pool tourna-
ment will be started at the Newlyn
Hotel. between w. ID. Clark and sew
eral of the local players
superintendent of Schools Henry +.
SnaveH is sending reports TO the par-
ents and guardians of students of the
second years work in the High School.
The officers OF Company II, ID.
y. c., will hold n meeting tomorrow
evening in the grill room of the Hotel
du Font. Wilmington. when matters
pertaining to the officers of the Re-
serve Corps. L. s. A.. will be dealt
upon by Major G. l.. Williams.
The members of the Sunday school
classes taught by Mrs. Robert II.
Harrington, Jr.. and Mrs. John Jones
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
are making arrangements TO hold a
bake. on Tuesday morning. April IL,
It the Lancaster & Jones ice cream
parlors on West Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blough. Miss
Olive Mann of Elk Mills Md, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Jones and children, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hahn of COnshohockeu
Pa. were Weekend visitors ut the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II, Ham
mers of the Strand.
Prof. and Mrs Henry Il. Snavcly
and son, Richard. spent Saturday rs
guests of friends In Philadelphia.
Alexander McCaughan. former CHIEF
of police. who has been confined TO his
home for several months past, will
! Illness, was out on Saturday for the
first time.
Charles Willis. conductor on tn,
local trolley lines. was taken Ill or
Saturday afternoon while on duty
suffering from acute indigestion.
William Rainey Of the strand n life
/ long resident of this city. was tak"r
suddenly i'll yesterday at noon at hi:
home, and suffered stroke Of ap
,plexy. His condition was reported e
he serious.
Fchl--In loving remembrance Of on
dear father. John, who departed thu
lie, March q, 1921.
| DAYS of sadness will come over US
Hidden tears SO often flow. Fo
memory keeps dear father near Us
! Although he died one year ago.
One who was always kind,
who would always forgive and forget
One with the purest of mind.
whose friendship and love never set
lie was one with the soul divine,
whose heart was constant and true
one who was the same at all times
Sadly missed by mis- wife and children
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

Laurel, March 27.---Mrs, w. w
Waller of Washington. II. C.. Is spend
Ing some time here with friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. William s. Oneal and
daughter. Goldie of Wilmington. are
spending a few days with Mr.. Oneal's
mother, Mrs. Charles Oneal, In Moth
Laurel.
Mrs. Lewis Cain OF Wilmington Is
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
t.lwood Wheatley.
Mrs. Mollie Wright Is making an ex-
tended visit with friends and rela
tivcs In Baltimore.
Mrs. John w. Hin and children
George and Martha. spent the week
end here. guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Beacham.
The next meeting Of the Y. =. r..
viii be held at the home OF Mrs. Mary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, March 1.-Two
hundred and sixty-five persons We're
fed at the oyster supper given by the
Five Points Civics Association at the
Community Building. Saturday night
The executive committee )uf the
New Castle County Volunteer Fire
mems Association met here yester-
day. and made arrangements for the
demonstration OF fire companies to
be held at Newport next month. In
vitations will be sent to the Levy
Court and the officials e the various
suburbs tO attend the demonstration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

Ward. Friday evening. March 81.
Charles g. Moore has gone To Balti-
more. to enter n hospital for trcn
representative of the American
La France Fire Engine Co, was In
town last week and inspected the auto
fire engine used by the local company.
The volunteer flremen received com
pllments on the excellent condition In
which the engine IL being kept
Mre. Robert X. Foster OF Whining
ton IL visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. George r.. Wood In Bethel.
leighton Moore of Cape Charles
Va, spent the week end with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis q
Moore in Bethel.
Howard -. Furniss OF Dickinson
College, spent part of last week with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs s.. !. Fur
Miss, In Bethel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
Try This IL You
Have Dandruff

There Is one sure way that never
"a lis 20 remove dandrufr completely and
that IL 20 dissolve II. This destroys IL
entirely TO do this. just get about
four ounces Of plain. ordinary liquid
srvon: apply IL al night when retiring;
use enough 70 molsten the scalp and
rub 70 In gently with the finger tips.
BY morning. most II not all. OF your
dAndrufr will be gone. and three or
-four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace OF It. no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will ind. too. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop in
stantly. and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous. glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arVon at any
drug store II is inexpensive, and four
ounces IL all you will need. This
simple remedy has never been known
~ fal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
ELSMERE NOTES.


Elsmere. March 27.--Candidates for
tho various offices to be filled at the
annual town election OF Elsmcre, April
S. will be nominated ut a town meet
Ing or convention tonight. In the Civic
Club building. The officers to bo
nominated are; Three town commla-
sioners for two years each: one alder
man, an assessor and treasurer TO
serve term OF one year. following the
election.
Elsmere Presbyterian Church IL
having a great success under the
leadership of the new pastor. Rev. Ir-
vim +. Wagner.
The fields between Junction avenue
md p. 4 II. railroad, caught fire yes
terday and for while there was dan
ger of tho dwellings catching fire on
Junction avenue. Frank Shurdcr as
sisted by few others. succeeded in
putting out the fire before the Els
mere fire company arrived on the
scene.
Elsmere Civic Club held sauer-
kraut supper Thursday evening, which
was a success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
ONLY PLANT JUICE
HELPED THIS LADY
Happy Daughter Tells How
Aged Mother Finally De-
rived Relief.

INV mother is 20 years old and Plant
Jmcc did her y great deal Of good and
know A medicine amounts TO sonnet hing
when II hclps woman OF her age. sad
Miss Elizabeth Lister. popular Young
lady OF Eden Park, Del. IN recent
interview with The Plant Juice Man
at the Miller Drug Store, Wilmington.
"Of all the medicines mother had
taken IN her life she says Plant Juice was
the only one that brought results. For
wears she suffered rom liver and kidney
troubles, constipation and indigestion
She had no appetite and what little food
she ate caused her to blost badly from
gas which would work up around her
heart so that she thought she had heart
trouble. She had terrible pains IN her
back. caused by her disordered kidneys.
and she was so restless and nervous that
she seldom enjoyed good nights rest
We can all see a wonderful change IN
mother since she took Plant Juice. She
is not nervous and restless now and sleeps
well at night. The bad pains in her
back are gone and the izzy spells,
gas, bloating and constipati on have
all disappeared.
Il want another bottle of Plant Juice
today and am glad TO add my name
TO the long list OF people who recommend
this medicine because know 1t amounts
TO something when it helps a woman as
old as my mother.
Plant Juice is natural medicine
made from Juices extracted from various
forms of plant life, and 1t seems 10 act
like magic IN such stomach troubles as
indigestion, constipation, pain and
agony from gas and bloating. bilious
headaches and the like and Tor blood
disorders that result in catarrh and
rheumatic troubles.
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
the Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle by f. Challenge
& Son; in Newport by c. B. White
in Newark by W f. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

evening. ignited the fuel material In
the sawdust room. adjoining tho en-
CINE room. and for "A while II was fear
ed that the fire would reach dangerous
proportions ae the flames had eaten
their way through parts OF the roof.
The local fire department arrived on
tho scene In quick time and using the
Laurel riv,r for a water supply. soon
had n stream OF water playing on the
building, and In n short time had the
fire under control, Tho loss ie said
to be very slight.
At the time the alarm was sounded.
the Fircmen's Band. composed of the
members OF the Fire Department. was
giving concert In the local skating
rink.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

the Stafford Laurel md Scaford-
Bridgeyillc connecting links Of the
state Highway. These two links nrc
to he connected this year.
Hobbs a. Logepdyke Ministries VIII
give n performance at Reesc's New
Opera House. Harrington. Wednesday
evening April 7.
Franklin Marvel, of New York city.
spent the week END here with his
parents. Mr., and Mrs. Charles ". Mar
vel.
Diamond state Telephone Co. has
reduced Decentralization fee where the
instrument IL In place from $3.50 TO
$3.50.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Allen was taken 60 n hos
pital. Saturday. for treatment Of the
bend.
Mrs William A. IIill and daugh
ter Anuahpli. arc sDpndinR severa !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. March 27.--Seaford city
Council is replacing the old artesian
wells at the powerho1se with new
ones.
Mrs. Rose Hynson Of staten Island,
n. y. IL here visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G.. Jones.
SmrveYnrs arc In Stafford. smrveylng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

lrlays with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker. near Delmar.
Miss Jessie Burton of near Cannon
has been visiting Miss Anna May
Bryan.
The home OF Nat g. Jackson. about
two miles from town. came near being
destroyed Saturday, when two small
boys set some straw fodder stacks on
fire. located hear his home.
Sherman Neal, bopkkeeper ~ the
local branch Of the Delaware Trust
Co. spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Neal, near
fredericksburg, Md.
George l.. Brown and son. William.
of Milford we're guests. yesterday. Of
his father. George w Brown. in this
town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
FIRE QUICKLY SUPPRESSED.

Laurel, Match 27.--Firc. supposed 10
have been started from sparks cscap-
ing from the furnace i'm the engine
room OF Laurel Lumber Co. Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
BumStead'sWOrmSYruD

ITO children IN angel of mercy Where
directions arc followed. 1T NEVER FAILS.
Despite scarcity and enormous cost Of
6ANTONIN. ii contains full dose. Stood
xxty Year, test. Sold everywhere or By
man, 60c . bottle.
Est. O A. Voorhees,. ". D.. PhiiadeIphis
For sale by n. b. DanfOrth. Druggist.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-18
LA SEMANA PRoXIMA LLEGA-
RA A PUERTO RICO UN DIR. PA
RA APLICAR LAS GLANDUI,AS
DE CHIVO

Aver fuimos informados de que la
semana pr6xima llegara esta isla
un representante del DR.. Berkley,
con el fin de establecer acui una of
Gina destinada a aplicar, a todas las
personals que 10 solicitor mediante eI
pago de una m6dica cantidad, las
glandulas intersticiales del chivo,
que constituycn como Sc sabc, ell Ill
tino descubrimicnto de la ciencia, pa
ra rejuvener ~prolongar la vida.
De acuerdo con nuestros infornles
el doctor Berkley, quien es un famo
so professional que reside actualmen
te en- Washington, Sc dispone tam
bien visitar este pals, con ell pro-
posito de establer aquf los cuarteles
generates para Santo Domingo, We
nezuela y demas paises de la Anne
rica del Sur.
Ell representante del doctor Berk-
ley, acaba de retornar de M6jico,
donde permaneci6 por espacio de seis
meses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-18
LA POPULAR CANcIoN "MI HON.
B2E" Y PAQUITA EsCRIBANo
(De la prensa de CubaJ.

''La canci6n ''Mi hombre'', que
/ tanto populariz6 en- la Habana PaQui-
! ia Escribano, no ha podido scr regis
/ trada ell ell Neociado de Marcas y Pa
tentes de Ia secretarfa de Agricultural.
FL motive no .puede ser mas inportan-
te; la citada canci6n no es de los auto
res espadoles, y, por ende, no son ellos
quienes deben disfrltar de los derechos
ii,herentes su paternidad.
La zaffol, desde Ell escenafto del
teatro Marti arranc6 nutridos splausos
con esa cancion, tan popular hoy dia
entre nosotros como en- Paris. Y en- to-
Gas las casas de la Habana en- don
6e hay una pianoIa I'm piano, los acor
des musicaIes del repetido canto son es-
Cuchados continuamsrte.
Gust6 muchisimo en- Ia Habana "Mi
hombre''; todo Ell mundo la tenfa por
production espahola; mas, Ell doctor Co
llartes, que esta al tanto de esos cantos
populsres, ha negado la inscripci6n,
porque "Mi ho1nbre'', por ura rara
cas1alidad'', que pugna con Ell respeto
la propiedad intellectual ajena, tiene
Ia m1sica del famoso ''couplaS" fran
c6s 'fMon homme'.
Antes de cantarse en- Cuba, va en-
los Estados Unidos Sc bailaba Ell fox
al compass de my Man. que tiene
i6enticos acordeS. tt
Inaca a1gunos' dias fu6 prescneada
una solicitud para Due fuera ,nscripta
en- ell Registro de Marcas y Patentes,
tanto la miisica como la letrs intro
cucida por IA zuffoI y la Escribano en-
Cuba.
Con respecto la mlsica, va hemos
aicho 10 que ocurri6. La 1etra tanpo-
co fue inscripta, porque, en- eastsllano,
repite continuamente la Erase mi hom
bre'', de la mis1na manera que en- el
canto frances SO reptile mon homme''.
Sin embargo, al paso por las Gales
de la EsBana, Sc continuara oyendo a
las niaas, muchachas mujeres cantan
tando stMi hombre'' continuamente,
porque la cancion ha sido. de las que
mas Sc han popularizado. Ha tonido, en-
cierto scntido, la mis1na suerts que la
'.Mala EntraEa'', que trajo a la ia.
bana Consuelo Msyendia. ~
Poro el derecho la propiedsd aje-
ma, undo a 10 que impone el trataao
dc Berna, ha impedido
que Ia inscription, que supons o. reco-
nocimiento de la paternidad intelec.
trial, Sc haya podido hacer.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-18
La SANGRE IMPURA
DANA LOS NERVIOS
UNA DOSIs REGLAMENTADA DE
PEPTO-MANCAN DE "GUDE''
HACE LA sANGRE RoJA
pTHA Vs.

Cuando la sangre Sc debilita adel-
gaia, uenandose de materias impuras,
como Sucede cuando SO ncga un es-
tado de cansancio por demasiado esfuer
20 trabajo, los nervios Sc perjudican.
La sangre Sc dcbilita por falta de gl6-
bulos rojos que lleven oxfgsno q todas
las pratcs del cuerpo. La fue-za de re-
sistencia es mucha menor y Ell mas Pc
Quedo disturbic sobresalta los nervios
Todo Ell mulldo y todas las cosas can
san. Nada parece bien. Todo, sin en-
barge, esta bien, pero 10 que esta NAL
eS la sangre debilitada.
Una dc las cosas que notan las per
sonas que toman Pepto-M o-Mangan-des-
pu6s de una dosis corta; tres veces al
dia, va sea en- forma liquida on table
tas-es la vuolta 10 normal, lentamen-
to, pero en- forma decisiva, El suefio
Gescansa y Ia alimentaci6n devuelve la
energfa. Los dias pasan mas en- calma.
Esto no es mas que la sangre normal
que causa sus efectos. Adquiera I'd.
Pepto -Mangan de "Gude'' en- su boti-
ca Procure asegurarse de que el nom
bre entero Pepto -Mangan de "Gude'
vaya escrito en- Ell paquete. AdVt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-18
La NOTABLE BAILARIN.A LUISA
DE LERNdA, DEBUTARA EN-
Ell AMERICA"

La encarnaci6n &c Ia fnura la ex.
quisita bailarina madfiefia Luisa de
Lerma, ha 1egado a Puerto Rico, pro
cedente de los mejores teatros de SUI
America, Espafa y los Estados Uni.
dos, donde la crItica los elogios del
pablico han batido pa1mas han des.
hojado en- honor de esta gentil inter.
pretadora del bale las rosas de su en-.
t,lsiasmo.
En- Madrid y eli Barcelona la gran
artista Luisa de Lerma ha trabajado
en- los teatros Gle mas fama con un ext
to asombroso, habi6ndose ocupado Ia
prensa de sus bailables de una manera
altamente lisonjera. Luisa de Lerma
desciende de una familia aristocratica,
muy querida en- Madrid. A los diez y
seis amos sc inici6 en- Ell arte del bal
lie, viendose coronado de los mas yer
des laureles. Los periodistas, los poe
tas Y literatos de Espana Y Sur Ane
RIGA han cantado a su belleza magica
Eellisimas estrofas y en- Ell album cue
nos ha enschado la artista que hoy nos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-18
La renQncia Dc Mr.. Lloyd George

La anuncada dimis6n de Mr. Lloyd George, ha producdo
EN- Ell undo enero nmensa conoc6n la idea de s ehada
del escenao poco universal ha evelado con la rapdez de
TN fogonazo, la magnud de gra del gran estads
ia de ngatera Probemas ntenaoonaeS prera agntud
cuesones secundras de pubos de modesto cateoa apae
cen de pronto gados eecha dpndenca de actucon
personal del primer mnistro BRITANNICA Sus Paris
"a conferences de Pa Z p9neo feaqison segundo
de Clemenceau Derbado dos doos de pedestas
enpestad Ievantada ell tratado de Versailles Lloyd
George pudo yer como norma que e azaa perspcaznente
Intervention aI lie consagraba drbtro denvo de la
Interpretation del pacto Gle paz.
desde entonces autoridad pa
abra su inpirac6n narcaban la poIica del
La conferenca del desarme de Washington Lloyd Geo
depIazo autordad parecfan las cueones
Sc en- edco de Union Pan Americana solo provsonaen
te mienas egaba cable la consgna de Londres
ell refrendo defntvo la ectHcac6n napelabe
Loyd George dnco esadsta ceado por guerra
que guerra como 81 dos moogco nc deVorara e
gran nges ha posefdo de la transaction an4pud
de crero del opornista la abnegac6n de verdadera
mente sabios. 49,
Entire todos los ataques singular ha
ec'do pocos haban poddo quebanta duda
experenca de Vida fiIosoa
o readad Sc e ma notado de escepcismo de fata de
RlPos seV9ros Hnes Se e acusa de contradictoro de
tuctante de debl Mas 81 ha dcho va veces una
soa palabra eocuente dscuso sus la
pos sobre todocomo una oracon: soy potco" dcho
sempre pudiera haber agregado un poitico pa+riota
Lloyd George ha sdo estupendo poIco con e ee
mo de Ia ocason ell sagaz jucio rapdsmo conye-
nenca de omento, la suI perception eor de 10
menos ao puede conseguir ha Iaborado
seif1Pre en- faVcr de su Patra.
Por este, ha resoIyerse e an1enazador CON-
1Icto mundIa que amenazaba ngaterra mas cue nade
como una nube tormetosa cuyos mas van oes
cagar sonre una comarca mentras sol luce
pos que ParecIan mas poxmos catastrofe De
begerantes ngaterra srgdo renoyada con 7a
yor Wgor poder de la gran ucha. ell ounpe
parte mas considerable al que la drgo en- Ia
parte de la guerra.
Lloyd George podra ahora en- e oto6o con las aac
Clones generates Pero mundo ha recordar sepre s f.
borIosdad abnegacon puestos seyco de na+rio cir 20
serVas, sin preiuicios, sin Iirnitaciones. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-18
LA LLUvTA EN- LA IsLA DURAN
TE LA ULTIMA SEMANA

Mr.. Fa5s;g, encargado del s'Wea--
ther Bureau nos participa que, la lla-
via en- la isla durante Ia Ultima sema-
ma fue muy hgera Y la temperature,
p-acticamente normal, hizo que la con-
dici6n del tielnpo fuera excclente para
las opcraclones de campo, especiaimen-
to fu5 muy favorable para Ell cafe
Solamente un2s pocas estaciones han
info-mado iluyia excesiva de un Guar
to de pulgads y de se.s esteciones in
forman que no uovi6. La nuvia pro
media, de toda 10 isla fue cerca de IN
octave de pulgada aprox1madamcnte
un quinto de la cantidad normal. Ell
corte de cana Sc llev6 cabo con ra-
pidez pc&cticamente durante toda Ia
serara La evaporation de la semana,
en- San Juan, fue e34 pulgadas.
Para la caspa, picaz6n del cuerc cabe-
lludo, herpes erupciones, debe usar Ell
PREPARADo De EBREY para ell pe.o,
todas las mahanss al levantarse. FL Pre-
parade de Ebrey es un gran antis6ptico,
para evitar las canas En- farnacias 3
perfumerias. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-18
Cusndo usted visite San
Juan hosp6dese en-
La CAFETERIA
Adv4

vista, engalanan srs paginas preciosos
n2adrigalcs de cscritores de reconocida
autoridad.
L'isita, la de los oios color de IVA
y pelo rubio, obtendra seguramente en-
Puerto Rico, les triunfos mas resonaz-
tes.
La graciosa artissa, ha llegado a
osta isla procedente de los teatros dc
los Estados Unidos, en- donde la prem
sa Sc ha ocupado exten5amente del ar
tes coreograico de Ia gentn bailari,
na Luisa ha trabajado en- los teatros
CAPITOL, palace" y Majestic"
de Nueva York, asi como tambien en-
los mas inportantes de Filadelna y Bos
ton.
La fecha de su debut en- ell "Tea.
tro America" esta senalado para el
dia %.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-18
jose A. AsenSioS
Corresponsal.
UNA coHFEBENc1A EN- GALES

La conferences que So nevo 4 o4ocOo
CT ell barrio "Pozas' de ciales, y la
cual Sc celebro on los salones &c la es
cuela del professor don Antonio G. Mar
tinez, result6 nm acto verGaderamente
simpatico. La concurrencia I2s6 de
mas de cien personas, entire las qlle f.
guardian numerosos padres de fanilias.
Estuvieron presentes los senores carre
ras, Inspector do Agriculture = Juan Mi
randa, Joaquin olivera, Jose A. olme-
ola, Y las profesoras Emilia lopez, Ii
lita sastre y Mercedes San Miguel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-18
DE NUEvA YORK


El "Ponce" trajo los siguientes pa
sajeros:
A.Friend Frank F. Gray, HermanA
Hetzer, Arthur LANCER. w. s. Lay, w.
G. Nc Kain, H. Agrait, A. A. Berle,
Jr., A. E. Bradley. j. NJ. Cassagne,
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