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The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
Y. o. z. CLUB.

Don't forget the Big Open Meeting
to be held on wednesday night. Aug.
80. The program is now being gotten
in shape and we can promise you
something unusual. Wait till you see
what we're got in store for you.
The whole program will he distinc-
tive-individual. From the opening
words THE meeting will now come to
order" of our president to the serv-
ing of the refreshments, and even ex-
tending to the dancing after the meet
ing.
Personal invitations are now being
extended by our program committee,
hut every one is welcome. Remember
the date-August 30. p. f. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
A. A. c. CLUB.


The A. A. G. club was three years
old last Sunday. 1t doesn't sound
big. hut to those that have been watch
ing our growth and to those who can
understand the trials and hardships
of young organization, as one can
appreciate the value of that statement.
The A. A. C. club was one of the
first Jewish organizations in the city
among the younger fellows. although
many other clubs sprung up. The A.
A. G. club after three years of hard
work stands mp as one of the hest or
ganizatiOns in the city.
The members celebrated the third
anniversary with banquet at the
Albany hotel, short talks We're given
by the members. Mr.. Stein the toast
master pictured n very bright future
for the club, If everything turns out
the way he planned the organization
promises to have very nnspicious
future.
After the banquet n theatre party
was held at Elitch's. followed by a
moonlight ride thru the mountain
parks. 1t was one of the biggest and
hest affairs given by this club. 1t
was one of those affairs that make
you want more just like it-P. B.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
VEGANS.

The last meeting was held at the
home of Nathan Feinstein. 1859
Julian street. Sunday. August ..
Among the many discussions the
coming party was the most popular.
Do you realize that this club is :
years old? Yes sir: On Aug. 10 this
club will have birthday.
Only one thing can be said. That
is that the vegans are the best club
in the city.
On August 10. party will he given
in honor of our fifth anniversary. The
outlook and reports from the cOmrpit-
tee assures us that another good time
is in store for us.
Isadore BadiOn is the new secre-
tary. Hyman Cohen the new sar-
geant-at-nrms and Ben BattOck the
new utility officer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
COLUMBINE CLUB.

A regular meeting of the Columbine
club was held at the home of Sarah
Edelma1. Business was discussed in
the usual manner much new business
was brought up for the near future.
Have you already bought a ticket for
The contest given by the COlumbine
club. for n gold ever sharp pencil. If
you haven't please do so. Any member
wishing to belong to this club from
the ages of - to IL call Goldye Walk,
Champa 3G75. The next meeting will
he held at the home of Sarah Levine.
1913 Newton.-G. W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
HEJJAS' FOLLOWERS RIOT IN
HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT.
(JewIsh Telegraphic Agency

(Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Rudnpest-Parliamen was thrown
into Il turmoil yesterday when it was
invaded by members of the Awakening
Mngyars who came to demand the re-
lease of Captain HELMS, the notorious
leader of the White TerrOrists. The
turbulent visit to Parliament followed
an unsuccessful interview with Count
Bethlen who declined tO~release their
leader. The Magyars rushed to the
press gallery and inflicted severe heat
ing1 on the journalists of the liberal
and socialist press. Jelwsh Journal
lists and those suspected as Jews were
the special victims of the Magyars'
wrath. The journalists were powcrless
as the invading band numbered about
II men. The spirit of the invader
was shown In cries emitted by some oi
them. of: "Give us Jewish blood T."
drink"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
TRACK MEET AT RUDE PARK.

An enthusiastic Track meet was
held at Rude PARK under the direc-
ton of Miss Mildred Daniels and II.
Il. Allen. Over 900 boys and girls at
tended the meet held on Colorado Day.
Prizes were given. many of which
We're obtained through the efforts of
Mr. Sam Garfinkel The events of the
morning We're given over to the chill
dren under IA years of age. Prizes
were given for all contests. The fol-
lowing were the winners of the vari
ous and many contests. Ben lhnkol-
witz. David Rudd. Ida Wisebly. Mary
Levitt. Sol Levine. Mnjorie lie Valley,
William Gnsberg, Sadie Napolsky.
Sylvia Popiel. Sol Levine. Dorothy
Richtel. Esther lie Valley. Joe OXman.
George Schrieber. Helen Satnick. Lib
by Apple. Rose Sternberg. Ben New
man !. Meyers. Louis ROsenbaum,
Johnny Meyers. r. Grimes, Sara Dub.
ner. Rose Shaer. Max Hillerstein,
Sam Kalach. Max Weinstein. Morris
Goodstein. Earl Friedland. Eddie Prin-
gle. Ethel Miller. Rene Kachen and
Wesley BOldman.
The conclusion of the morning
events was the donation of n beauti-
full box of candy to Miss Daniels by
Ida Sweden, Sara Boxer. Bella Ian
CERT Rose I.angert, Elsie Freis. Rose
Freis. Sara Doobner. Bannie Boxer
and David Rudd. The novelty races
such as sack. goblet. pole and peanut
races had to be postponed on account
of rain. also the dance, which will he
given at later date. An enjoyable
time was had by all.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
SIRENS.

On Monday evening, August Z. the
Sirens held very important and in
teresting business meeting at the home
of Mr.. Reuben Peterman, 3O4O Stout
street
Some very important business mat
tiers were discussed at this meet.
Our two newt Siren brothers. Mr..
Morris Devins and Mr.. Bernard
initiated Monday evening at the meet
ing.
All members are urged to he present
Mt the next meeting Mt the home of
Mr.. II. Rosenthal. 1860 West 14th
avenuc.-R u.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
MAY IsIPORT PALESTINE WINE.
(JewIsh TelegraphIc Agency

Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Washington-The importation of
wine from Palestine for sacramentnl
purposes will be permitted under reg
ulations issued by the Secretary of the
Treasury today. defining the scope Of
the Willis-Campbcll law passed by
Congress last Fall, prohibiting the
further importation of wine into the
United States
The exemption was granted upon
representations OF the Carmel Wine
Co., the largest importers of Pnles-
tine wine, assisted by the Union Of
Orthodox Rabbis. One of the grounds
OF the appeal was that prohibition
on the import of wine from Palestine
would cut OF one Of .Palestine's chief
markets OF vineyard exports. In
their efforts. the Carmel company and
the ltabbis were opposed by the anti
Saloon League and other prohibition
organizations. The decision Ii said to
mean much for the Palestine wine in
dustry and n victory for the orthodox
Rabbis who succeeded in obtaining rec
ognition of the special needs, of Pal
estine wine which is preferred by many
orthodox Jews.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
MASTERS PROUD OF JEWISH
PUPILS

The discussion of the number of
Jews among the students of Harvard
calls attention to the fact that in two
famous Boston institutions. the Boston
Latin school and the English High
school, a very large percentage of the
pupils are Jews.
The Latin school was founded in
Boston in the seventeenth century.
Each year in the last score of years
has seel an increase in the number of
Jewish pupils until now n large part
of the hOnOrs for athletic. military
drill and scholarship are captured by
Jews.
In English High school an even larg-
er percentage of the pupils is Jew
isl. and the majority of the honOrs are
taken by students whose parents were
immigrants or the children of immi-
grants.
Charles lie Bon well known in
structor of French at English High
school. who was held in high esteem
by every hoy who ever attended his
classes. and who is now retiring, once
laughingly made the remark:
"There was n time when almost
every boy in the room stood mp when
I called for Murphy Times have
changed Now they all stand up when
I call upon Cohen"
Both the English High school and
the Latin school are preparatory
schols for boys and are public insti-
tutions. The masters are proud of the
success of the students whose parents
come to America from tho Ghettos Of
Europe.-The Boston American.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
THE WENGROWITZ BLOOD LIBEL
ct. c. Il. Service)

IL. 4. Is. SerVlce1
Warsaw-The latest reports from
Posea indicate that the charge against
Joseph Engel. the septuagenarian resi-
dents of Wengorwitz. of having drawn
blood from his Christian servant girl
Jatya Wenzel. for ritual purposes.
has been entirely Withdrawn. 1astend,
a new charge is being brought against
him that he drew blood from the girl
in order to infuse. 1t into the veins of
his invalid children to restore them
to health. The defence points out that
the TRANSMISSION of blood Is an opera
tion which requires the attendance of
skilled surgeon. and that Engel
could not possibly have undertaken
such n task. Meanwhile the two mil
ion marks which We're demanded as
hail have been paid into court, and
Engel is at present at liberty.
The local press. however. have by
no means dropped the charge of ritual
murder and are still claiming in vir-
ulent language that the Jews extract
blood for use on Passover. They
state that the blood is sent to n CEN
trnl institution where it IL dried into
powdered form and distributed to Jew
ish communities throughout the world
for use in baking matZOth.
DIR. GOttschalk. the Rabbi of PeSen.
Is constantly in receipt of scurrilous
letters containing threats against his
person and the whole Jewish comm'n-
ity. You are the Rabbi reads one
letter. "and it is You who command
the Jews to kill converts to Christian
ity and to extract blood from inno-
cent Christians. 1t is you to whom
the blood is delivered. and it iS you
who bribe our judges that they should
ac1uit those who are caught extract
ing the blood of Christians. 1t is you
who supervise the baking of mntzoth.
1t is you who makes fortunes from the
sale of these matzoth."
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
Were the Cave Men Astronomers

Were the Cave Men Astronomers?-
Professor Bigourlan recently made m
interesting report to the French Acad-
cmy of Sciences concerning certain
prehistoric drawings made by cave
dwellers which evidently portrayed the
Pleiades. The singular thing about
these drawings is TINT they all exhibit
groups of ten stars. wherens modern
observers of the skies are able to per-
ceive with the naked eye only seven
stars of this group. The ten stars
which form the group are visible to-
day only by means of telescope or
from the top of high mountain. This
raises the very pretty question as to
whether the cave men We're already so
skilled in astronomy MS to know that
more stars were visible from the sum
nit of mountain than from the
plains. If they did not possess this
knowledge we can olly suppose either
that primitive man was gifted with
much sharper eyes than his present
descendants. or else that the brightness
of the Pleiades has become much di-
minished.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09

Lo1dOn-GUnited Prcss) Criminal
are bad because they are too virtuous
to be good. according to the theory of
DIR. Bernard Hollander, famous mem
tai specialist aud psych-analyst.
Vice is frequently only virtue in
excess DIR. Hollander said. in lee
ture at the Society of Arts and
Sciences, ''as when prudence is turn
ed into cowardice. courage into rash
ness. economy into avarice, liberality
into prodigality. liberty into license.
and constancy into obstinacy.
Most crime is due to the failure of
inhibitory control 1t is Il familiar
fact that people of otherwise ir-
reproachable honesty will swindle the
tax collector or railway company,
steal an umbrella or some other small
article with untroubled equanimify.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
Clubs
THE SEWING BEES

The first meeting of the recently
founded club of Sewing Bees was held
ar the home of Jeanette Schwartz,
Saturday evening. August ).
Ida Gcller unanimously elected for
present. Sarals Patashnick. secretary
Jeanette Schwartz. treasurer. and
Lillian Kaminsky publicity manager.
With Ida Geller as president and
leader. the Sewing Bees expect to maxi,
rapid progress.
The next meeting will he held at the
home of Sarah Uatashnick. August
10Th at 500. All members please
come.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
MOVE TO EXTEND HUNGARIAN
NUMEROUS CLAUSES.
lLewlsh relegrarhIe Agencyl

Budapest,-A bill extending the nu-
merous clauses to all educational insti-
tutions has been introduced by Deputy
Buday Iirgpa. If adopted this law
would apply to all schools instead of
being confined. as it is at present, TO
the higher seats of learning.
Passage of this law is being strclu,
ously fought by the Jewish Deputies
Deputy Piclller. socialist. in speech
Yesterday, having denounced not only
the bill. hut also virulent anti-Semi-
tic speech delivered by Goembe the
day before. Deputy Pickler declared
that Goembe's speech was not intend
ed to safeguard the Hungarian en-
fifty, but aimed at Hungary's destruc-
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
445,7se CHILDREN WERE BEING
FED IN UKRAINE ON JULY 1ST.

The rapid progress of the chiid-feed
ing program of the Joint Distribution
committee in cooperation with the
American Relief Administration in the
Ukraine. where 1t is planned to feed
from SOO.OOO to 10O.OU children Is
indicated in the following table for
July 1st.
Odessa. 153.OOO: Nicolaicff. G5,OO;
Ekatorinslav, $1,000 ZepraZia, 10000;
MarinpOl. S5OOO; Kiev. 12,1O. khas-
kOv, 10000.
Already totaling 445.7N children
whose sufrerings have ben mitigated'
the number is being increased as fast
Is possible.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09

tion. IF you must establish nu-
merous clauses let it apply against
the twisted minds and not crooked
noses Deputy Pickle exclaimed.
He traced the history of the Hun
carian civilization and culture of the
last fifty years. showing that what
had been created by Hungary's liberal
minds would be swept away by Goembe
and his friends. If Pickler contended.
liberalism is destructive to Hungary
than Kossutch and SZechcnyi were out
to destroy the country All European
countries are regarded as Christian.
yet none follow the christian course
advocated for Hungary by its anti
SCmites Pickler asserted.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09
ONLY ONE SABBATH IN U. s.
(J. c. Il. Servlce)

New York-Magistrate Conway in
the RidgcwOod. Queens. Court dcclar-
ed there is only one Sabbath. accord
ing to the laws of this country, when
he held Samuel Cohen, n Jewish bak.
er. in $500 bail for Special Sessions.
The baker was charged with having
violated the Sabbath Law in selling
rolls last Sunday in his store. No.
SS4 Fresh Pond Road. Glendale.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09

The American Legion may be pow
or now. But Just wait until the fliv-
yer drivers organizc.-Seattle Argus
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09

FOrdney- -McCumber tariff threatens
Street Journal.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09

Automobiles have become popular in
Turkey. Now you'll hear Of scme real
atrocities over there Washing on
Post
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09

Man should always make use of pure
language.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-09

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
Cuando' usted yisite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
SAN JUAN, Pto. Rico.
GRANDES FIEsTAS PATRoNALES
EN- VEGA BAJA
SAN JUAN, Pto. Rico.

Frometen revestir la mayor pompo-
sidad las fiestas Patronales en- honor d,
la Virgen del Rosario que hace muchos
aflos habian;to relegado al olvido como
otras tantas hermosas tradiciones de
nuestros pueblos.
La comision de Festejos ha redactado
un lujoso progrsna, que comprende,
ademas de las so1emnidades religiosas,
tetretas, iluminaciones, fuegos artif-
ciales, desafio de base ball, bailes jue
gos populares, etc, etc. Las fcstas da
ran principle ell 20 de setiembre en-
curse ~terminaran ell ocho de octu-
bre inclusive.
La animation que 1'aina es grande
para la celehraci6r1 de estas festas.
CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21

'Ura amiga mia habia mejorado mu-
cho con Tanlac y ella fue quien me aeon
sejo que 10 probase. Estoy muy conten-
ia de haberlo hecho. pues ha sido la
mejor medicina que he probado. Prom
tc obtuve un magnifico apetito, y al
rarecer me compuso ell estomagO. de
modo que va no volvi a sufrir de in
digestion. Ahora va no Sc 10 que es
radecar reumatismo, la hinchaz6n y RI
gidez han desaparacido de mis- conyun-
turas. ahora puedo hacer con gran IA
cilidad todo ell trabajo de mi hogar.
Mis- nervios va son frmes Y tranquilo3.
Fuedo dormir perfectamente en- la no.
che me siento mejor que nunca de
calud. He de agradecer siempre 10 que
hizo Tanlac por mi, 10 recomendare
cada vez que tenga la oportunidad de
hacerlo".
Tarlac Sc vende en- todas las farnla-
cias. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
PARA NUEVA YORK

A bordo del "San juan salieron
aver los siguientes pasajeros:
Mon. George J. Caruana; Rev.
Francis J. Castellano; Julio M. Fer
nandez; Luis Robes; Manuel Perez
Blanco; Encarnacion NJ. Rodriguez
Sierra; George G. Moore; Mertha Bal
ley; DIR. Guillermo Curbelo: Pablo
Curbelo; Juan H. Font; Ralph Paine.
Geo. Carmichael; William Bliss: A.
L. Foss; Bessie A Padilla: Carlos
Rivera; Carlos Santiago; Juliet A.
Casey; Jose Alfredo Prieto; Juan ].
tuertes; Francisco Sanchez Vaha-
monde; Ramon Zurita; Jorge Ven
drell; Roberto Leany; L. C. Ander-
sen; Gloria Ma. Nevares; Francisco
y. Curbelc; Annie Farrar; Emma r.
Malik; Sofia Lopez; Dolores San
chez; Haydee, Fradera, Ruperto I'm
denburgh; Juan Diaz; B. Homar; Pa
bio +. Mendia; Eugenio Lefranc Jr.,
Joaquin Abudo; Isidoro L. Pla; Jose
s. Pla; Dolores M. Pla; Marie Le-
franc; Pablo ARIZONA; Luis Stefasi:
Ernesto r. Dominique; Francisco L6
pez de la Rosa; Salvador BenItez
Mendez; R. A. Timothea; Maria Ro-
driguez Molina; r. Rodriguez Molina
A Marquee; Jose M. Morales; Arturo
Collazc; Joseph Baum; Juana Wales.
J. Jarden; A. B. Jarden; Carmen L6-
peg; Constanza Ramirez; A. C. Dell:
Jose D. Dominguez; A. Greece; Gus
tavo Caparros; jaime Villa; L. J. Bar
thelmy; Luis Rechani; Rafael Rive
rai Cornelio Ayala; Juan Soto Mo-
reno; Francisco Roman; Ramon del
Vale; Carmen Gle Castro; Della de
Castro; Jose Castro; Jose Roman;
Manuel Alicea; Francisco Obrera;
Ramon Castro; Manuel Alvarez Mar
tin; Arturo Dominguez; Remigio Or
tiz; Julia Cruz; Maria Cruz; Teresa
Hernandez; Felix Hernandez; Ramon
Ramos; Delfin Cruz; Manuel Ramos,
Pedro Vassallo, Anselnlo Pizarro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21

ci6n y algeria, manifest6me que Sc sen
tia va bien. Y en- v'erdad, vi a mi hom
bre completamente metamoTfoseado.
Por casualidad este cayo bajo mi pro
tecci6n y sa!v6se. Pero... ique muchos
infelides hay que no pueden gozar dc
estas casualidades!
Medicos POGO escrupulosos, en- ell des
empeI0 de su profession. ligeraments
diagncstican las enferme&ies, cuidan
dose muy POGO del origen de las MS
mas. La mayoria de elias nacen del de5
Guido de la boca y rara vez un galeno
iUsto, indica su paciente el convenien
te tratamiento eGe estas por I'm dentis-
ia, prefieren prolongap sls sufrimien
tos tratandolo bajo otra faz muy dis
tinta.
Cada uno en- su ramo. Hagamos JUS
ticia. seamos justos. Veamos las cosas
tl2sde Ell verdadero punto de Iogica.
Y. nuestrp alerta los legislatures.
Hay que legislar para mejorar las con
diciones de nuestras masas proletarias,
y asi mejorar su modo Gle vivir. Ayu-
dadles, En- ellos esta cifrado nucstro
porvenir. IPor que abandonarles al AGA
so? Abranse clinicas dentales y traten
Sc los enfermos gratuitamento. Di-
fiindase la enseiianza de la hygiene de
la boca Nombranse empleados compe
tentes que instruyan nuestras masas
ignorantes. IEddquese nuestro pueblo.
Este es el inico medic infalible para
tormar la v'erdadra patria feliz, que
soiaron los MUNoz, los BALDoRIo-
TY, los DE DIEGO y otros. 2"
Pr6ximamente tratare dc las ventajas
que reporta una dentadura sana y Ia
manera de conservarla
DR.. G. S. MARToRELJ.
Juucos. setiembre 1s, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
aGERCADo DE CAMBio
LOS soCIALIsTAs Sc MUEVEN

La noche del lunes, previa cita-
cion hecha por el Secretario General
del Partido Sociaista Alfonso To-
rres, Sc reunieron en- Asamblea gene
raj los miembros que componen la
Seccion Socialista No. 4, de San
Juan.
Despues de OR el informe presen-
taGeo por ell Secretario Financiero de
la Seccion, Bartolome Paniagua, y
las observaciones del Secretario To-
rres, sobre la necesidad de mantener
en- completa actividad todas y cada
una de las seeiones del Partido, Sc
procedi6 elegir ell nuevo cuerpo di-
rectivo, dando Ell siguiente resultado:
Presidente Organizador: Rafael
Alfonso Torres.
Secretario Financiero, Jose Ma.
Torres.
Secretario de Actas: Ramon Gar
cia.
Marshall: Eduardo Benitez.
Vocales: Antonio Flores, Angel
Osorio, Damaso Bonar, Alexandra Re
yes Salvador Alvarez.
Nombrcse un Comit6 compuesto Ge
Jesis An6ino, Eduardo Benitez y 10
Sc Ma. Torres, para revisar las cuen
tas rendidas por ell Secretario FL
nanciero saliente Bartolome Pania-
qua.
Sc flo la fecha del primer lunes de
cada mes para llevarse a efecto ia
asamblea general de miembros.
Sc adoptaron otros acuerdos en- re
laci6n con ell pago Ge las Quotas men
suales Y el deber de conservar sus
cartas rojas al corriente cada uno de
los socialistas oficiales a la Secci51
No. 4 de San Juan y actividad que
debe desplegarse en- toGos los asun-
tos de caracter publico.
Despues de expresar algunas pala-
bras de congratulacion los mien-
bros de la Seccion No. a, ell Secreta-
RIO Alfonso Torres, Sc procedi6 ce-
rrar ell acto las diez y minutes de
la noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
ANIMADISIMA JIRA

Fue la que iniciativas del "Club
Alegrias' Ge lSanturce, integrado
por bellas senoritas y entusiastas j6
venes de nuestra buena sociedad, Sc
llevo a efecto ell pasado domingo en-
el pintoresco COUNTRY CLUB"
del vecino pueblo de Bayamon. Nos
dirigimos en- alegre excursion a este
illtimo pueblo en- donGe nos espera-
ban simpaticas muchachas de ALI pa
ra acompanarnos tomar parte en-
la fiesta que resulto esplendida. Nos
acompan6 desde San Juan nutrida
orquesta, que hizo las delicias de los
concurrentes, ettutando magnihcos
bailables, que eran merecidamente
aplaudidos por las numerosas pare
jas que parecian incansables a los
acordes &c nuestras danzas criollas
pleas del FOX-TROT. Despu6s de
bailarse un buen ratio, hubo de hacer
Sc un intervalo por todos desead9,
para saborear el rico lechon v demas
platos criollos, ricanente prepara-
dos por bondadosas damas, que tam
bian honraron con su presencia tan
bella fiesta. Entire elias recuerdo a
la Sra. Maria Luisa de Sierra, Ortiz
de Fernandez, Sra. vda. de Carmo-
ma, Dona Basilisa vda. de Ortiz,
de Bayam6n esta Ultima. Engala-
naron el amplio salon con su presen-
cia, las belIas Srts. Zoraida Herrera,
Maria Teresa Garcia, Maria Luisa,
Angelina y Bonita Rivera, Carmen v
Consuelo Ruiz. Rosa Maria Lopez,
Lolfn Colon, Carmen Fernandez, Es-
trslla Geigel, Quintina Calzada, Mer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
NoTAs EsCoLAREs DE JUNCos

REORGANIZATION DE CONF
TES RURALES:-Ayer domingo II
fue el dia escogido para la reorgani-
zacion de todos los comites rurales
de este distrito escolar Todos los
maestros Sc encontraban en- sus res
pectivas escuelas en- la tarde &c este
dia reunidos con los padres de fani
liza para tai prop6sito, La escuela ru
raj consolidate "La Haciendita",
dos minutes de la poblaoion, que ira
baja siguiendo el plan de las escue
las graduadas, celebro una n1uy con
currida reunion de padres, debido al
interes que Sc tomasen la seiiora Fe-
lipa Davila de Pinero, la Sra. Justo
de Fernandez la Srta. Candida
Paz. Tomaron asimismo participation
en- este acto, los senores Porrata Do
ria, Quidgley, Lcdo. Pinero y Lei
guarda, pronunciando estos dos Ill
timos dos practicas conferencias de
gran importancia. Los miembros
electos del coin1ita son los entusiastas
padres de familia, senor Mario de al
drey, presidente; senior Gumersindo
Principe Morales, -presidente;
sefior Servando Castro, secretario;
senor Martir Hernandez, tesorero;
senores Rosa de Falero, Y Esparan-
"a Rivera, y seIior Julio Agosto, yo-
Gales. FL senor Aldrey, presidente,
Sc propcne trabajar en- el sentido de
organizar una clinica dental en- aque
las escuelas, por recommendation que
hciera el Lcdo. Fulgencio Pifiero. Fe