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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
WEBSTERTILLE

Miss Ida Fraser, who spent two
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. d. A. Fraser, returned to her
work in Albany, n Y, last week !.
The Baptist ladies aid society wili
meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs. Arthur R. Edmunds.
Miss Annie Greenlay returned TO
New Haven. Conn, Saturday night,
after spending week with her sister,
Mrs. David Geake.
Mrs. Edward Anderson and Mrs
Alex. Bowerman returned last week
from Prince Edward Island, where they
were called by the death Of brother
Joseph Simoneau left last night for
pittsfield, Mass, where he has employ
ment.
Edward Wark went to kinnear's
Mills, p. O., last Thursday, where he
will visit for a few weeks before ieay-
ing for the west to visit his sister.
ID ID. Smith, who is employed in
Dummerston, spent the week end at
his home here
James Mclaughlin. who was called
here by the death of his little grand
daughter. Edna Nedeau, returned TO his
work. in Dummerston Monday.
Edna Charlotte Nadeau, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Alex. Nadeau, passed
away at her home early Wednesday
morning. The child was eight months
old and had been i'll only short time.
Her death came as surprise to the
many friends and neighbors who ex-
press their deepest sympathy TO the be-
reaved parents in the loss of their lit
tie one. Funeral services were held at
the home Friday morning at 10 a. M,
Rev. Cyril Drumm officiating. Inter
ment was made in Wilson cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
BETHEL
Mrs. Ida Larabee Found Dead in Bed in
Barnard.

Mrs. Ida Larabee, a e-long resident
of Barnard, died Of apoplexy at her
home, where she lived alone, in that
village sometime Sunday night or Mon
day morning. Late in the forenoon her
body was found in bed, with no evil
dencc Of struggle and her death prob
ably was instantaneous and painless.
Sunday evening she took ride with
her niece, Mrs. II. G. Burrell, and
seemed in her usual health. She was
known to have high blood pressure, but
never had any kind Of shock before.
Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Lovina Cham
berlin went back to the home of her
grandniece, Mrs. G. NJ Stimets, after
a weeks stay with Mrs. Larabee, a
former neighbor. Mrs. Larabee's sister,
Mrs, w X. Paige, died only few
weeks ago. The deceased was d lady
/ of much usefulness in the church and
community and will be missed greatly,
Miss Dorothy Thompson, who has
been assisting in the house work at
William Crochetiere's for two weeks
was Joined Saturday by her mother,
who had been visiting in Concord, n.
H., for a month, and to-day they tray-
eled together to their home in Bur-
lington.
Mrs. 7. A. Chamberlin and her in
FAINT son have returned home to Tun-
bridge from NJ T. Merrill's.
Mrs. David Merritt and son returned
home to Randolph yesterday, after a
weeks visit at Fisdale Harlow's.
Albert De Gonyoun is working in
r. G. Benefits Shoe and Harness shop.
H. g. Allen, jr., and Theodore Clifford
are at Camp Billings, Fairlee lake, for
the month
Bennett 0. Johns went yesterday to
Augusta, Me-, to work
Mrs. G. M. Owen, with her youngest
child, is here from Concord, N. H., to
visit her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Curtis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
@MEANEsT THIEF
Sentenced for Theft Of collapsible
Drinking Cup.

New York, Aug. s.--,Iacob Berman
was denounced as ~the meanest thief"
ever arrested by the police and then
sentenced to ten years in Sing Sing
prison by Judge MacMahon for the
theft of collapsible drinking cup
worth about ten cents Berman was
charged by the police with preying up
on shop girls. stealing their pennies
and sandwich lunch packages.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends and
neiQhbors for their Kindness to US dur
ing the sickness and death of our dar
ling baby, and also for the beautiful
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Nsdeau.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
STAND ON PROHIBITION.
Is One of Principal Questions Before
c. 7. A. U.

Philadelphia. Aug. She stand e
b. taken b ythe Catholic Total Ab-
stinence Union Of America on the
prohibition enforcement laws was enc
Of the principal questions for discus.
sions At to-day's convention Of the
orzsuiza ton Delegates are here form
Massachusetts,. Connecficuf. New York
and other states
The convention Vas 70 ~ opened
With solemn pontifcal mass BY
Cardinal Dourhcrty n thr Cathedral
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08

How many are there on miner
asked member of the audience.
1.-TWO million four hundred and fifty
seven thousand six hundred and TWEEN
ty four replied the assistant with
out hesitation.
IF the gentleman will count his
hairs" said the conjurer convincingly
s'he will see that the number is correct
-Rehoboth Sunday Herad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
No Splitting Of Hairs.

my assistant said the conjurer
'will now guess without assistance
how many hairs any gentlemen present
has on his head"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
WATERBURY,
Green Mountain Hotel Bought BY Asa
Picard, Who Plans Changes.

One of the largest real estate deals
for some time put through was that
whereby the Green Mountain house,
otherwise known az 1.-THE Little Hotel,
became the property of Asa Picard and
the Picard home on Randall avenue
came to William Goodwin, both sales
being under the Carroll agency. Mr.,
Goodwin has for IL years handled this
hotel in way pleasing to all and many
viii regret his leaving the same. This
place is one of the old landmarks. Mr.
Goodwin bought Of Hunt and Hunt Of
Robinson. King Herrick owned il for q
long time and it was run by jeremiah
Brown for many years. The CONNER
cial men have for sometime patronized
this place Mr.. Picard came TO town
first in the bakery which he greatly i'm
proved and carried on successfully
Later he sold this and has been in Ho-
tel Vermont and southern hotels. Mr..
Picard expects 70 begin outside paint
ing at once. He will re-furnish the en-
tire house and plans to have hotel
which will be up-to-date in every way.
The fact that the Goodwins are TO re-
main in town is good news.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
Band Concert Tonight.

The following program will be rem
dered tonight at 7:45 o'clock by the
Barre City band:
s'Star Spangled Banner"
March, ACarrollton" ......... King
Overture, SRA Diavolo" Meyrelles
Ballet Intermezzo. ~Eldorey" .-
Grand selection. Macbeth" Verdi
Waltz, Thousand and One Nights
Strauss
Selection. Songs Of Ireland" Dongls
March, Rival Rovers" Alexander
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08

Philip Shonio has returned from a
business trip to Lowell and Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs John Harvey of Lowell,
Mass, are guests Of relatives in North
Duxbury, called here BY the illness Of
Mrs. Harvey's sister, Mrs. Fred c. Da-
Wis, who is at the Fanny Allen hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kennedy and
Mrs Frank Lewis were in Burlington
Sunday
Mrs. Mollie Holman Of Randolph.
who has been the guest Of Mrs. 0rlo
Ayers and other relatives, has returned
home.
Mrs 0zro Rows Of Livermore Falls,
Me. and Mrs. J. l. Eaton of Lyndon.
willie were guests Of Mrs. Walter Ayers
last week and called upon other friends.
Mrs. Roys is the widow of Rev Ozro
Roys. who was for a time Baptist cler-
gyman at the Center
Frank n. Smith Of Montpelier was a
business visitor in town Saturday, in
the interests of the Capital Savings
Bank and Trust company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08

&A A regular meeting Of Iro-
SA quot. tribe. No, le. in clan
TkIlU hall tonight at 1850 O'Clock.
sfsW Adoption degree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08

be employed on non-union quarries.
Miss Mae Maclver is visiting rela-
tives in Fitchburg, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08

Miss Margaret Stewart, a former
resident and for several years of Hud'
son, Mass, is spending a few days in
town with Mrs. Frank |. Godfrey.
w. NJ. Lynde Of the firm of Drew &
Lynde Of Barre was in town the 4th
ON business.
The ball game Saturday afternoon
between the local team and the Barre
Legion boys. was for the most part a
snappy, well-played game. resulting in
a score of s to 9 for the home team.
George G. Lane and family are Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
II. Lane. of route No. 2.
c. II. Silver of Barre was at Charles
&. Sivright's last week wiring the
house for electric lights.
Mrs. Amelia Vassar of Ellenhurgh,
Y. V. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Theo-
dore WiIfore.
Miss Pearl Austin Of Hsrdwick is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. b. G. Hoyt.
Miss Irma Cheney is camping with
friends on the shores Of Lake Cham
plain.
Robert Nichols, who has been at
work in Putnamsville and Warren since
school closed. is back at home.
Former Principal George Z. Stevens
OF the high school, who has been for
the past year at the head Of Barton
academy, has lately visited in town.
Rhoda Bruce Is back at work in the
Downs store, after her vacation, part
Of which was spent in camp at Nelson
pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Griffin and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. WILDER visited
East Roxbury and the Roxbury Brook
field gulf last Sunday. making a de-
tour 10 the little hamlet OF West
Brookfeld. where the party picnicked
on the hospitable steps of the church
there. thence going on 10 East Brain
tree. Randolph. Bethel and home via
North Royalton and Williamstown
gulf.
Regular communication Of Summit
ledge. No. 1o4. Wednesday evening,
Aug. 2. for work Of second degree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08

A regular meeting Of
% !. !. ! !. ): !. !: ! ]. !: !. !
NEE'fA Barre post, No. 10,
.Sz<18.<}& American Legion. VIII
'[}Yt b. held a. post head
a w. "A quarters Tuesday eve
A<ft1seH ming. Aug :. ~ $50
O'Clock Business Of i'm
portance A large attendance Is DE-
sired Per order commander.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-08
WTLLIAMSTOWN
A. A. Reed Becomes Owner of Railroad
Land in the Gulf.

Papers were lately signed in real
estate deal BY which A. A. Reed be-
comes the owner Of all the lsrfid for
merly held by the B. & NJ. Railroad
company in the gulf on the east side
OF the highway. This land includes
five different parcels and before their
purchase by the railroad several years
ago, were owned by II. Fl. Martin
Charles Wooleut, the owners of the
Spring house property, and A. d. Reed
the total being around 300 acres. This
makes the present owner the largest
land holder in town.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
DEsDE HUMACAo

Desde hace varios dias, estan traba-
jando activamente I'M buen numero de
operarios para la construction de la pla-
ga de Mercado Y Feria de Ganaao, Gu
yas, obras Sc fabrican en- Ell Barrio aobre
70. Tambien, pronto Sc vera urbanizado
la parte del poblado de Trujilo donde
ocurrio Ell fnego.
-Pronto que65ran terminadas las
gradas para SD Inauguration, que sera
a principles del entrante mes. FL sitio
elegido es magnifco v las facilidades
muy buenas.
Ante la Corte de Distrito Sc vic Ell
case contra los individuos Juan Monta-
nez, Jose Montadez, Damaso Ayala Y
Manuel Davila, acusados de afaque pa
"a cometer homicidio. Defendia a los
acusados ell Lcdo. Cuevas Zequeira.
auien hizo una brillante defensa, ha-
bi6ndose basado su augmentation prin
cipalmente en- la discrepancia entire la
prueba y allegation, por 10 cual la Corte
di6 un fallo absolutorio perentoriamen-
te.
Domingo Flores, quien hace POGO
dio muerte I'm individuo en- la carre-
terra de Humacao Yabucoa. Sc de-
clar6 culpable del delito de asesinato
EN- segundo grado.
EN- la mafiana de hoy, la Corte de
Distrito condeno sufrir DIEZ DIAS
DE CARCEL al Concejo de Admins
TRACTION y Asamblea Municipal socialista
de Fajardo, por un delito de desacato.
Los acusados fueron puestos bajo Gus
todia del Lcdo. Aponte, quien los pre-
sentara Ell viernes de la presente sema
ma para cumplir la orden de la Corte
de ingresar en- la carcel, 81 antes no
presentan cualquier recurso de defensa.
Debido, la importancia de este case,
Sc vic muy concurrido ell Tribunal por
elementos de Fajardo otros pueblos.
S. z. M
CoRRESPoNSAL.
Humacao, JUNO 20, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
BUENos Y MALos HAB1Tos

Afuchas personas adquieren el habito
de purgarse con demasiada frecuencis,
10 que tiende viciar Ell sissema diges-
two la vez. que la acci6n violenta dc
los purgantes debfiita, ell sistsma en- ge.
neral. 81 es I'd. una de esas personas
comience tomar un t6nico laxantc y
descarte los pnrgantes. Las Pildoras
Ind anas Vegetables eel DR.. Wright az
tdan como un t6nicO y laxaate; estiinu-
len las funciones digestivas sin irIitar
los 6rganos ayudan la natualeza en-
su trabsjo en- lugar de yiolentarla pcr-
cue estando basado este remedio en- las
'Riquezss de la Naturaleza'', la az
ci6n de sus ingredisntes es suave y
sgradable.
FIJEsE BIEN EN- QUE LAS LEGI-
TIAEAs LLEvAN LA ENvOLTURA
AdARILLA Y LA FIRMA DEL DIR.
WRIGHT. Aavt. t2l
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EscUELAs vAcANTEs


Los maestros que deseen colocarse
pronto 10 mismo en- la isla que en- la
inetropoh, deben dirigirse a THE PTo.
RICO TEACHERS AGENCY; afliada
CON las mas poderosas agencias de macs
tros de los Estados Unidos. Mas de
seicientos maestros recomendados Ell
aho pasado entire los cuales podemos
mencionar a Antonio Luis, San Agus-
tin s., Pta. de TERRA, San Juan, Miss
yOaquina Rodriguez, sarturce, Miss
Carmen Canalss, Carolina; Miss Aca-
eia Lumbano, Cataao: Miss Eugenia
Dcminguez. Rio Piedras; ETC., etc. Piaa
infOrmes The Porto Rico Teachers
Agency, Box s67, Rio Piedras; Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
NoTAs DE LUoUILLo
pIA DE la BANDERA.- Ell mi

Ola DE LA BANDERA.- Ell mier-
coles pasado llevose cabo con gran
solemnida1 y desbordante entusiasmo
Ia celebration de este festival Fue la
primera vez que en- Luquillo Sc celebra
este dia y todo demostraba que los nj
nos eonocian muy bien su importancia.
Todos e11os portaban en- sus manos la
bandera americana y recorrieron las
rrincipales Gales de La poblaci6n acom
Eafiados de la banda escolar. Era de no.
tarse la animation y ell bello cuadro
que presentaban los nifios en- correcta
formation, dirijidos por sus respectives
maestros.
Antes de partir la parada, Sc cant0
por tedos los estudiantes y 1na9stros Ell
Juramento a la Bandera Dccpu6s de
recorrer las Gales nos dirigimos los
edifcios escolares donde Sc recitaron
muy buenas poesias y Sc cantaron be-
las canciones, todas alusivas al acto.
Ell Sr. Juan Villa Cruz abri6 ell acto, Ell
representation del Inspector Sr. Cassi-
dy Los companeros Prudencio Mendez
Alreo Hernandez explicaron los nj
nos la signifcaci6n del dia. El discurso
del director Sr. Coca fue una buena lee
ci6n de patriotismo Y un consejo la
juventud.
Muy aplaudida fu9 Ia mia Teresa
Macfie, discipu.a del Sr. M6ndez Recito
en- correcto ingl6s la poesia "The Flag
is Passing By. Los nifios del Sr. Her
nandez tambien tuvieron varios hume
ros entire los que sobresalieron Ell MEN
SAFE DE LA BANDERA, recitado en-
ingl6s por la nina Manuela Delgado y
<tradrcido por su hermana Georgina. El
n1mero tituIado Declaration of Allie
glance, recitado tambien por nifios del
Quinto grado, gust6 mucho.
Podemos decir que fue un grandioso
triurfo de los iniciadores de esta fiesta.
DE LA EXCURSION Fue verda-
deramente un ratio de placer Ell que nos
proporcion6 esta excursion Bayamon.
El dia fue esplendido, el sitio escogido,
encantador, y las mnchachas que nos
acompanaron muy simpaticas y bellas.
La retreta en- la plaza de Bayamon
no pudo terminarse por 10 avanzado de
La hors. Fu6 rnuy bien acogida la ban,
da en- aquel pueblo, Ia que conQuisto
grandes aplausos.
ASAMBLEA DE MAESTRos.- El
sabado pasaao Sc llevo cabo una reu-
ni6n de maestros paJa ,anunciar la
Asamblea en- San Juan y fue acuerdo
unanime asistir todos los maestros, gra
duados y rurales, a La misma. Nombro
Sc delegsdo al compaiero Mendez y Sc
acord6 ademas pedir un aumento en- los
haberes del maestro, y acatar los acuer
dos de la mayorta en- 10 que al sueldo
Sc refera.
REPORTER EsCoLAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-22
LA UNIcA AMBICIoN DE
UN ACTOR DE CINE

William P. Carleton, eminente actor
ingles, interprete de varias pelicuias de
Ia Paramount. que aparecera en- breve
en- ell film intitulado 'The Law and
the Woman, que actualmente est& en-
preparation en- ell ''estudio'' de Lasky,
en- California en- Ell cual Ia actriz Betty
Campson toma tambien importante par
te, dice que ha interpretado toda clase
de pspeles durante su larga carrera ar.
tistica, con exception del de negro, 10
oual constituye hoy dia SUI ilnica ambi-
clon. Ell papel que Mr.. Carleton ha in
terpretado que mas Sc acerca este
es ell de hindu, pero no esta satisfecho
con clio.
Ell hecho de que William p Carleton
ka tornado parte en- mas de ciento Gin
cuenta obras del genera lirico Y en-
mas de cuatrocientas del genero drama
tico, desde Shakespeare a Charles Hoyt,
dara al lector una idea exacta de la
inmensa labor artistica que este actor
lleva realizada.
Mr. Carleton naci6 en- Inglaterra, pc
70 ha residido en- los Estados ,Unidos
desde cuando, muy nino todavia, su
padre. ell conocido empresario de ope-
ra w. T. Carleton, llev6 su compaiifa
ese pals.
Bajo la tutela de reputados profeso-
res de canto Y mtsica, ell joven Charlie
ton, que tiene la suerte de poseer una
voz agradabilisima, fu6 educado para Ell
arte, en- Ell cual en- POGO tempo logr6
sobresalir como uno de los mejores can
tantes de los Estados Unidos.
Durante diez seis afios consecutivos,
Mr.. Carleton ha tornado parte en- gran
opera, opera ligera, comedia lirica, dra-
mas, etc.
Ell aplaudido protagonista de la pc
hcula "The Law and the woman,' ha
ce algunos amos que troco las tablas
del tearto hablado por ell escenario ci-
nematico. Durante un afio entero estu-
vo interpretando peliculas en- ell ''estu-
clio" neoyorquino de la Paramount. En-
tire las peliculas en- que tom6 parte, re-
cordanos "a Society Exile, "The
copperhead' con el malogrado actor
Lionel Barrymore; "'The Amateur
Wife, con Dorothy Dalton: ''The In
side of the Cup. y en- dos peliclllas
con la notable actriz americana Alice
Brady.
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COOPERATION MuruA


gcousinnaeioH de Ia pag. 81
tsHfs alguna eantidad despa6s de ter
minada IA obTa. sf montants integrO
ia.a . IA Cruz Rola Americana. rama de
fusste Rico. para ser gastada en- Ia
his,
A. punt0 mas eseneial para el 6xitO
ss IL eoopeFael6n representative; por
60 - upFecia tauto Ia pluralidad de
rfQneaas eontEibneiones como las fuer-
tsA eonaeioneg Dc determinadas sOcie.
eAass. Per cue ne eoopeEamOs iuntos?
Aaa eentFibneioneE individuales. de so
esn avoH dos s6iaEes cineo dolares in
eisan tants cordial cooperation a cuaI.
etier pFoyecto como las grandss contri.
bheienes de diverzas sociedades.
Ne oivide cue 81 remanente de los fon
Cos sue - eoleeten sera donaao a la
eEAs Roia Amereisha para ei servi-
GO as "a i6ia.
ffento puhiiearemos el mensaje. pa
aahFa por palahFa. Dc "a salntaci6n cue
ss inssfta mas adslants en- el raro y
mAsninee voimmen. q regalo del PUE.
ALo DE PUERTO RICO AL PREsI-
DEhAE HARDING con invitaoi6n 4
a. psin Gar sus meiores atenciones a
las ensstiones eeondmieos. edneaciona.
Eee
- : indnstriaies De. nusstra Qaerida
pa'FiA
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Sc AcABo Ell TEREouE

Ell "BorinQuen Stars. novena inte-
grada por estrellas de primera magni-
tnd, es,a dispuesta empezar una tour
nee" en- el este y luego en- Ell oeste,
fin de poner Lluy en- alto ell nombre de
Puerto Rico en- es.a naci6n
No hay duda de que nuestros mucha-
chos sabran recordar Ell nombre de aquel
terrible ''All San JUAN del "Pon-
ce", que en- no leJanos tiempos supie-
ron ponerle bridas la fanosa novena
del silnpatico fslagger'' Leon Cadore.
manager" del "sAll American hoy
estrella del Brooklyn National.
Todos los portorriquenos deben estar
satisfechos de Ia labor del |sportman >
conradO G1Szman, manager" del "Bo
rinauen Stars.
Ho aGui el "'line up de la novena
toricua en- el Norte:
Gnillermo Torres, catcher; caracol,
pitcher; Conde Lovita, primera Rivera,
(Carohna), segunda; j. clemente. ter
cera; "speer BALI. short stop; Pedro
BlancO, right field; Pablo Delgado Cen
trla; Victor Diaz, left. suplentes; Pc
dro serrano, Rufno Guzman, Eusebio
Dalmau Frnacisco Quinones. Francisco
Muriel
sPEER BALL.
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Para CAFE con MALLORCA
Eel RUBI'
DEsDE HAr1LLo

Noticias de Cabo Rojo, indican que
TN hombre jactaneroso y abusador, 'ha
agredido gravemente un cunado del
Juez de este pueblo, sr. Ramirez Ferret
ra.
Con tai motive, ell hogar del amigo
Ramirez Ferreira Sc ha visto invadido
de amigos intimos v ofrecidole sus me-
jores deseos por que ell incidente no re-
suite de lamentables consecuncias.
FL Juez Ramirez ha mantfestado, que
tiene gran fe en- que Sc hara jrsticia,
castigando como Sc merece, al honlbre
que agredi6 a Francisco Ramirez Gui-
giotti. - l{i-FIJ RTW
Rogamos Dios, que los golpes y he
ridas del cuhado del amigo Ramirez no
resulten de gravedad, aunque 10 son, Sc
gun la carta recibida.
lei Jefe de Policfa Insular don Ju
Ito M. Izquierdo, ha sido trasladado al
pueblo de Coamo. Felicitamos ese pue-
bio; conocemos intimamente este fun
cionario sabemos que esta tornado
para Ell bien, para la rectitud de espf-
ritu. Iara el cumplimiento extricto de
Ia ley, y para toda causa noble y justa.
Hatillo pierde un funcionario insos-
pechablemente honrado, indiscutible-
mente justiciero.
No sabemos el que lie sustituira, pero
nos adelantamos decir, que pocos
,hombres tiene ell Departamento de Po-
licia, que puedan meiorar a este fun
cionario.
Hatillo al perder los servicios del
jefe Izquierdo, pierde tambien la bene-
factora insustituible de todas las causas
grandes Y buenas, puestas en- practica
constantsmente por su delicada y casta
compahera dofia Josefa Go5inez de L.
qrierdo, quien, desde su estadia en- esta
roblaci6n, solamente Sc ha dedicado al
bien entire todos en- toda obra buena,
ella nunca ha fa1tado, siempre aparece
la primera..
seres asi son envidiables en- donde
Quiera que est6n.
En- Ell barrio Aibonito, de esta ju-
risaicci6n, Sc suicide ahOrcandose de nm
arbol de china, Ell jOven Francisco Re-