davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-12-14

-Women's and misses sizes-ior
afternoon and street wear chiefly.
Wool frocks are given the great
est prominence, as we have splen-
did assortment of them.
-Poiret twills. tricotines. twill
cords, all-wool velours. silk duvetyn
and Poiret twill combinations.
There are. however, other wanted
styles in crepes, chiffon velvet and
lace.
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Other Peace Steps Coming.

j Time will reveal TINT the Washing
ton conference was; only one Of sew
eral important steps which the United
States will take in the international
field-steps all designed to promote
permanent peace throughout the,
world. A member Of the Harding cab
met remarked the other day that it
would be a fine thing If the admin
istration should record one tnterna-
tional step year1One step each year
: IN the direction Of interlati onal peace,
That such an outcome Is In the mind
, Of the President IS prefty wen under
stood.
Persons who are in close touch with
the administration understand that
when the washington conference adj
iourned It was the thought not only of
the President and Secretary Hughes,
Int of all the delegates from the other
nations that were represented at the
conference, that as soon as the Wash
inoton treaties were ratified, the
washington conference would be dup!i-
Gated In Europe. France flew the
track and as result the plan for a
conference that would attempt to do
for Europe what the Washington con-
ference did for the Far. East has not
been carried out, bus persons who seek
information from officials who pos.
sess It, have every reason to believe
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Qubscr1os for The psny Pioneer.
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a FUTURE AUXILIARY: WORKER.
Bonnie Jean Kelly, Youngest Member
At Organization Of North Dakota
!, i F#1 State Department. sg. 4

The youngest member present at the
Organization Of the North Dakota
state department Of the American Lee
gion auxiliary was a little lassie only
four months old. Bonnie Jean Kelly
of Tim Running post at Devils Lake
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dat TIE next Important lnteinatI onals
step Will be taken within the next few
months.
prlmers "a cry zonlnN q
The preliminary report of Herbert
5Hooyer'g advisory cpmmittee on city
coming took the form Of q zoning
primer. Answering the question:
why DO we Need city ningi the
committee says:I3f i;sSf4SSSeN.s Il
Il, Some ons hasl askeds RSee syouf'
city keep Its gas range In the parlof;
and its piano in the kitchen? That i?
what many An American city nsrmit!l
Its housl6 to 40 tori Us 81 n
Ws what u tn kotsa hpHseI
hold Ia which an mdfsc iplined daugtffSS
ter makes fudge IN the parlor, IN n
which her slster leaves soiled clothes
soaking ii the bathtub, while fatheffss
throws his muddy shoes on the stairaiif
=and little Johnny makes beautiful mud'
pies On the front steps. HE . I.
yet many American cities do the
same sort OF thing when they allow
stores to crowd IN at random among
private dwellings, and factories and;
public garages to- come elboWing ID
among neat retail stores or .well-kept
apartment houses. Cities do no bet-5
ter when they allow Office buildings SO
tall and bulky and SO closely crowded
that the lower floors not only become
too dark and unsatisfac Glory for human
use, but for that very reason fall to
earn fair cash return to the indivtd.
nal investors. gt :@,l III 5S5s5
1T is this stupid, wasteful tumble
which coming will prevent and gradul-
ally correct. We must remember, how
ever, that while coming Is q very I'M
po1ant part Of city planning, it should
go hand in hand with planning streets
and providing for parks and play
grounds and other essential features
Of q well-equipped city. Alone, It e
no universal panacea for all municipal
ills, sbut as part 6fsa larger program +
pays the city andsthe citizens a quick
er return than any other form OF civic,
Improvement. S,,#
Protects Property and Health. 1
Y The committee argues that coming
protects property and health, and In
this connection says: s$@
y Suppose you have just bought some
land in a neighborhood Of homes and
built ascozy little house. There are
two vacant lots south OF you. +
your town Is zoned, no one can put
up q large apartment house on those
lots, overshadowing your home, steal.
Ing your sunshine and spelling the in.
vestment st 90 years saving. Nor is
anyone at liberty to erect a noisy,
malodorous public garage to keep you
awake nights Or to drive;syou to sell
out for half of what you put into your
shcme. =. s '7sstssa So II
81; u '.sIffastDw1nd; issxdned. property values
become more stable, mortgage com.
panies are more ready to lend money,
and more houses can be- built. III
"A zoning law, If enacted IN time,
prevents an apartment house from be
coming a giant, airless hive, nous.
Ing human beings like crowded bees.
1t provides that buildings may not be
30 high and SO close TINT men and
women must work in rooms never
efreshened bys sunshine Of lighted from
the open sky" B
( -tSr .{Sl ,r9:.tt ~ r1E ,as.2.-..- ~ *
:. To Alter Civil Service Act. q
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Z To Alter Civil Service Act.

q. The NATIONAL Civil Service Reform
league has asked the congress to in-
corporate the following provisions In
the civil service law-pro visions which
it says would remedy most Of the
weaknesses Of the present law: 3,
@Rules shall be made by the Unit.
ed States civil service commission for
establishing standards Of efficiency In
the public service uniform for each
class Of employees; for ascertaining
pnd recording periodically the efi-
cheney Of Individual employees and Of
groups of employees; for service
records and ratings to be used In de-
terlnining the promotion, demotion or
removal Of employees. ~ ,.4, .$#
"The commission may likewise pro-
vide for such efficiency tests, invests
cations. and examinations, periodical
Or otherwise, as may promote the good
Of the service and for the suspension,
demotion or removal from the service
OF any employee who fails to pass sat
isfactorily such tests, investigations
and examinations or who fails to
reach the standard Of efficiency pro-
vided by the commission.
/: Employees may also be suspended,
denoted or removed for any cause
which will promote the efficiency of
the service upon written specifications
filed BY the appointing authority,
head OF department or any citizen, With
board Of hearings and adjustments
appointed by the civil service COM
mission; such board shall give notice
Of such specification to the person
whose removal is sought who shall
have the opportunity to be heard, and
the hearings, Investigation and deter.
mination of said board shall be made
within thirty days after the filing Of
such specifications, and the findings
and decisions Of such board, when APP
proved by the commission, shall be
final unless overrufed aby the Presi.
dent, and shah not be- subject to re-
vision by any court :
IF this power 49, gwen to 1.-the civil
service commission in addition to the
present right Of tile appointing power
to remove absolutely fanyo shbS6dinate
after giving reasons and notice, there
VIII not be left any ground whatever
for the claim so often made that the
civil service system prevents or OBJ.
structs the discharge Of the inefi-
Gent" said William Dudley Foulke
Of Richmond, Ind.s acting president OF
the league. Son the contrary it will
provide for such discharges far more
effectively than If they were left sole
" In the hands Of the appointing author
=ity. The idea OF reverting to the
monstrous abuses of the sp6ifs sys.
TEN iii order TO remove the ffiefficfent
Is thus deprived of the very smallest
ground Of support"
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ORIGINATED Il THE II GOLD STAR Il: i
Medal Showing Appreciation Of the
It, Idea Is Presented 10 }. NJ.
t#z -. Buck Of Omaha, Neb. ~ %"

"A medal purchased With funds given
by the governors Of, Lnaay states, Gen,
eral Pershing and hundred notablns
In civil and military c;Mles, has been;
presented to J. M. Buck of Omaha,
Neb., who originated the gold star
which was placed on the caskets Of all
war dead to be returned to this coun-
try from European battlefields.
!. Omaha was distributing point for
the United, States graves registration
service. After the federal agency Ee-
gan to return bodies. from overseas.
thousands of caskets passed through
Omaha. Mr.. Buck suggested to the
Omaha American Legion that a gold
star be placed on each soldiers casket.
The Legion Immediately accepted the
idea and through the Legion's organi-
zation, the custom Of placing the star
on all soldiers caskets in all parts Of
tie United States was adopted. .s,,.,
Every contingent Of soldier dead ar
riging at Omaha was met at the rail-
way station by. q delegation from the
American Legion. Mr. Flick ffalwhys
accompanied the Legionnaires and SUI
perrised tile placing Of the stars, on
the caskets. The medal WIS presented.
4 MI, Buck as an expression Of appreei-
alton Of his work. .its' Z 4 = 4.
so59aI s1tt-e --..,It pNDo.
Three Myths. ,Ey
& a mans Y adtd shadS broken sti6wn.
when he crawle0 fundeE at ne crowd
collected and attempted to advise him
how to fix it. Ef
q A miner was entombed for three
days and three nights as the result
Of cave-in. When he was finally
rescued it was found that his hair
had not turned snow white. III .g
A soldier was on guard duty and
4 was approached by an officer who
asked him to give his general orders.
The sentinel reeled them off, making
many mistakes, and the officer cor
rected him, thus revealing the fact
that be knew them himself, American
Legion Weekly. $3.50 e.. :.
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Pete Herman outpointed Joe
Lynch in fifteen rounds in Brooklyn
and fegained bantamweight champ
ionship. s.st "a: s,,
The state Of New Jesssy was
handed check for $3.50 900 by Tex
Richard representing it's share lof
the DempseysC Carpenter reccipts.lg d
Grimes pitching for Brooklyn did
not allow a Cub to reach third!
Cleveland made eight hits and
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w
IL
AMERICAN.
l|I||..l'||::G|B|lg||al.
WANT HERO ! 1! For /! 4. HIN \
Charles ;crozier, NV York Plunged
s,lgn,tt Int 3. River si,a saved 81
sc'P *. iRsH ss!: s.es,:s

{ 4.tf5@S tStS -
truck across .
Syracuse bridge
he happened TO
look at the river
below. CrozztiL lei
casual glance IN IN
derwent q 'dectd-
ed chan &c. he
saw something IN
the water. a
small hand and
arm seemed to !. be Be.
just level with
the surface. Not
,rooo~ .cn1nn n n
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was Immediately adopted by the en-
tire state department when she was
presented as zone Of the directors Of
the auxiliary's affairs tomorrow" Isl
IN Bonnie Jeans father, M. p. Kelly,
served as first lieutenant Of the Nine
ty-third pursuit squadron Of the First
army z;5.,:.. sEs,,.,, Il s..llf.5
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six runs in the tenth and beat Bos-
ton. Ia is:sa 5@@ : :, I.
The Cubs handed an unconditional
release to Lefty Tyler.
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Informaciones de Ia Isla

cuelas, y de 10 cIlal nos ocupamos en-
Ell MUNDO en- una entreviGSa que tu-
vimos con ell Lcdo. Gonzalez Mena Ell
dias atras, los doctores Jimeneg, Igar-
ttia. Cardona Zamora contin1an exa-
Iainando todos los alumnos Ge smbos
sexos, en- los planteles de ensenanza de
esta ciuead. Antes Gle escribir estas no
las. Ilamamos por tel6fono al Sr. Con-
zalcs Mena para cue siguiera informan-
donos sobre ell particular, y el presti-
gioso Representante a la Cainara y re-
prtad,simo abogado solo espera ell in
forme de los medicos, para darnos am
plios detallcs de este asunto, que tan
rreocupados alarmados traen a pa
dres maestros en- esta poblacion.
SIMPATICA BoDA.- La nota So
cial mas simpatica de los Ilttinos dlas,
la constituy6 la boda de jovenes esti-
madisimos Y distinguidos en- nGestros
circulos sociales Nos referflnes al en-
lace del caballeroso Y correcto joven
Mr.. Raymond Scheaning talentoso pro-
fesor de algebra de la alta escuela de
Aguadilla, la bella y distingtlida Sc
fiorita Pepita Recio, perteneciente la
alta sociedad agUadillana. Tenemos pa
"a los felices desposados todos nvestros
afectos.
Ell CAPTAIN soTo.- De raso pa
IA Mayagiiez, donde fu6 hacerse
cargo de aquel distrito, para el que
1ecientemente fue destinado a nuestro
amigo ell Captain dc la policia Sr. So
to Rodriguez tuviTos ell placer de sa-
ludar en- esta ciudad. FL Captain So
to estuvo cuatro amos en- Aguadilla,
y era aqui muy querido por 81 correc-
to proceder. Ell Jcfe Soto es nucstro
amigo muy estinsdo, y felicitamos a
Mayagiicz por tan valiosa adquisicion.
Mario MORALES.
Mayo 27 1920
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MANTENGA LIMPIAS
SUS AMIGDALAS
RESFRIADOs, CATARROS INFLUENZA Y AFECcIONES DE La
GARGANTA, PUEDEN FACILMENTE EVITARSEy MANTE-
NIENDO LA BOCA, DIENTES, ANdIGDALAS NARIZ,
LIBRES DE MICORBIOS INFECCIONES

roso polvo antiseptico, iibrc Gle ingredientes
venenosos. Gargaras ce dU-C0L, tibias o
cSlientes al acostarse y levantarse, son de
inestirnable valor 81 hay obstruction en-
La nariz, la soluci6n debe aspirarse de Ia
palma de la mano o puede usar-se una
ducha nasal, que lirnpiara las cavldades y
facilitara la respiration natural. ContinGe
este tratamiento sin interruption y no
tendra gus tenaegle a Ia Influenza o epi-
oemias de grippe v catarros.
Todo Doctor que conoce Ell NIU-COL
no recetaTa nunca otra cosa para resta.
blccer las membranes nueosas de Ia naFiz
y garganta, cuando estan en- concici6n
acatarrada
Consiga hoy misino un paqaete y tel
gallo sienlpre IL nlano; NJ aeimita sustl
De yenta Ell todas las boticas ac-edita
dss.
TIE Ar COL COMPANY, Inc,
Buffalo, n Y. u. y. \
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LABOR EscoLAR En- YABucoA

Quien ha consagrado parte de SUI vi
da la noble mission de ensedar, nun
ca deia de ser maestro; mantienese Ia
tente EN- el ell amor los nifios y ell inte
res por ell 6xito de la escuela. Sucede-
me este mi, todo progreso en- Ell desen
volvimiento de nuestras escuelas tiene
mi atenci6n.
Y en- la pasada semana, al yer los
sefiores Seues Y Rosario, inspectores ge-
nerales del Departamento de Instruc-
ci6n, oyendo algo de la reputation de
exigentes que han ganado los seioreS
citados, en- un momento de amcna cou-
versacion con ell sefior Huyke, mi viejo
iefe y consecuente amigo, inquiri So
bre ell resultado de la vista de inspec
cion hecha su distrito.
lie ADVERT que me habia extranado
ell no yer inusitado movimiento entire
los maestros, pues Ell verdad vi todo
marchar con la normalidad de siempre
Y hube de adivinar la respuesta de Huy
Ike, que al ser interrogado sonri6 de
satisfaction Y Sc acomod6 EN- su silla
como para dispararme con una de sus
''latas'',
Evadia una information kilometrica
y entendiendolo asi ell amigo por con
testacion me mostro Ell info4Tne rendido
por los visitantes al Departamento. To
do era "ExCELENTE" 10 que de.
jaba de serlo era VERY GOOD; y ter
miraba Ell informe: En- general ell ira
bajo es excelente, notandose en- clio II
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habilidad del Inspector que sabiamen-
tie dirige la labor Tai informe enor-
gullece a nuestros maestros que dirigen
sabiamente nuestras escuelas y enorgu-
llece todo ciudadano que yea la es-
cuela como centro donde Sc preparan
ciudadanos que sean futuro orgullo de
la patria.
Yo felicite al seTor Huke hubiera
uuerido felicitar a todos los maestros
que como un solo individuo trabajan
aunando sus esfuerzos para que su labor
sea efectiva de tangibles resultados.
Y despu6s de felicitarlo OF de sus la
bios la notieia fatal para escuelas y
maestros de que ell proximo curse no
dirigiria las escuelas de este pueblo.
Ira Rio Piedras dirigir el trabajo
escolar. Y aunque su modestia en- es "a
fue tai que nunca con ruidosas, infor-
maciones dio a conocer su trabajo, los
que de cerca observamos ell trabajo de
Ia escuela sabemos que en- los amos que
aqui Ia trabajado como inspector ha
hecho mucho, muy mucho por Ell pro-
greso de la instruction en- esta va i'm
plantando con efciencia eficacia me-
todos excelentes para ell mejoramiento
de la ensenanza de todas las materias
del programa escoIar.
Ha sido aqui I'M buen amigo del macs
tro, sincere consejero valioso mentor
de la juventad. Su ida signifca bas-
tante para nucstras escuelas y para nues
tros maestros. siuceramente lamenta-
mos su ida los que somos sus buenos
AMIGOS y ALI en- Rio Piedras sabra
tambien triunfar elocuentemente como
triunfo aqui sin alardearse de sus ext
tos. Canaan mucho los maestros de Rio
Piedras con tan valiosa adquisicion,
Han de yer cuanto vale un funciona-
rio sin enfatuamientos, sin jactaucias
de superioridad que sintiendose ct
companero de sus subalternos, no labo-
ra por su fama de maestros, (que des-
de la cuna gano), sinos para que las
escuelas dejen satisfechas de su noble
Y alta mission al Departamento de ms
trucci6n, y al pals en- general.
sabe ell amigo, que sinceramente Ia
mentamos su ida.
Juan AGRESTE.
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DEsDE AGUADILLA

PoR LOS TUBERCULOSIS = AL
mas buenas generosas, organizan
aqui una velada, con Ell fr de reco-
lectar fondos para construir la prime
"a caseta del Asilo de tuberculosis,
que habra de ediicarse en- AguadilEa
eeg1n nuestros informes. La Velada, Sc
lIev6 cabo la noche del martes, en-
Ell teatro STAR, que, para tan nobili-
simo fin cedi6, gratuitamente, 81 distin
guido empresario don Luis Rad Este.
YES, duefio del elegantisimo Coliseo, dan
do con clio una muestra de su genera
sidad en- bien de Aguadilla.
Ell pdblico correspondi6, como era
6e esperarse. y Ell amplio teatro viose
completamente lleno de una selecta y
numerosa concnrencia de todas nues
tras classes sociales. Empezo 81 acto cor
la representation de un bonito cuadro
LA CRISTIANA CAUTIVA, que fut
Gesempenado POI un grupo Ge INTEL,
gentes aficionados de ambos sexes. Hi
bo otros ndmeroS muy interes2ntes, J
gusto muchisimo el salnete lirlcO en- III
acto, .'EL GoRRo FRIGIo'' Tene.
mos que hacer justicia a Lolita Car.
dona, quien Sc nos presento como teds
una verdadera artista, no sabiamos que
en- su cuerpecito gentil Sc escaDdieran
tanta gracia y IN arte irreprochable
para dominar las tabIas. Ell pdblieo
premio su exquisite labor arsfstiea con
nItr1d.simos aplausos. Tambisn Sc dis
tinguieron en- Ell precioso festival,
fueron muy aplaudidos, la belIlsima y
seductora lrma Vlncenty, que sera otra
de nuestras buenas artistas, 5ulianita
Martinez, Tutin Echavarria que hizo
una mama encantadora en- ell 'Gorrc
Trigio', Alfredo Koopisch, Alberto "a
nora otros.
Ell GRAN JURADo.-- En- estos
dias Sc nevo cabo la insaculacion del
Gran Jurado, en- esta Corte de Distri-
to. le fue somctido a su coEsidera,
cion por ell Hon. Fiscal Lcdo. Acosta
un buen numero &c causas criminales
En- casi todos los casos considcrados por
Ell Gran Jurado, este encontr6 Drueba
suhciente para ser juzgados en- el pro-
ximo termino de 10 criminal por el pc
quefio Jurado.
UN CoNTRABANDo DE RON. Al
amanecer el microbes, el Jefe Lopez
do Azlia, csbo Lopez y policias Ralavera
y Ducos sorprendieron un coatTabando
de ron detras de unas casas, er la calle
del Progreso casi las afucras de la
poblacion, en- la parte sur de esta ciu
dad ocupcron una pipa llena de ron
Y otra de miel, y Ell case ha sido ruesto
en- conociniento del Comisionado de la
Corte Federal en- Mayagiiez.
EN- LAS EsCUELAs.- Debido a
los casos de tuberculosis, que registrar
SO en- nifos que asisten . nuestras es-
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DEsDE MANATr

BoNITO ALTAR: Ell senior don Fe-
derico Calaf ha regalado la IgIesia Ca
t6lica apostolica romano de esta ciudad
un magnifco altar, construido en- Bar
celona (Espaha) cuyo costo despues dc
colocado, es de cinco mil dolares.
Podemos asegurar, sin equivocarnos,
que ese altar es el mejor ell mas bonito,
mas elegante y mas costoso que tiene la
Iglesia Romano en- esta Isla.
No hace mucho, cuando ell seior Calaf
regreso de su viaje de recreo por Espafia,
Sc trajo consigo una Cruz de bronco,
toda dorada al fuego y cuyO costo fue
de cuatrocientos dolares, la cual tam
bien regal6 la misma Iglesia.
Tenemos entendido, que tambien ha
ordenado a la misma casa que constr1-
yo ell altar, cuatro hermosisimos can
delabros del mismo metal, valorados en-
cuatrocientos dolares para que hagan
juego con el nuevo altar.
Muchos ricos de esta isla debian imi
tar al scfor Calaf y asi de esa manera
las poblaciones de Puerto Rico Sc en-
bellecerian, sin necesidad de esperarlo
todo del Gobierno. La Iglesia de Mana
tt es una de las mas espaciosas y de
bonita construction de la Isla en- n
actualidad esta siendo pintada por ell
interior y exterior Y los gastos de este
trabajo es costeado por subscription
popular.
Ell reverendo padre Pena no descan-
sa un 1nstante, pues sus mas fervien-
tes deseos son levantar la fe Cristia-
ma EN- esta municipalidad, en- donde
parece que POGO POGO Sc iba perdien-
do En- el mes de JUNO Sc celebrara
una gran fiesta para bendecir Ell nuevo
altar, la que concurrira ell senior Obs
po Caruana.
DERRIBo DE CASA:-Desde hace
dias Sc ha dado principle al derribo de
la casa que ell doctor Card6 compro a
don Antonio Davila, frente al correo
de esta ciudad, EN- donde piensa levan-
tar I'm magnffico edificio que costara
alredor de veinte mil d6lares.
t
MUY oCUPADo:-He -Hemos rodido no
tar que ell Inspector de escuelas senior
Flores Y SUI ayudante sefior sepulveda
estan 1nuv ocupados con los trabaios
fnales de las escuelas publicas. En- Ell
POGO tempo que llevan al frente de la
instruction plblica en- este distrito es-
collar, Sc ha notado mucno adelanto no
soIaments en- los trabajos, sino tambi6n
en- la discipline.
coRREsPoNsAL.