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Evening journal., 1922-06-10
TOLAY STONEOF
sigma PHI HOUSE
Grand Lodge of Masons 10
OAfciate at Newark Cere-
mony Monday
ADDRESSES HAVE
PLACE IN PROGRAM

The active and alumni members
OF the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
At the University OF Delaware are "a
celebrate the laying OF the corner
stone Of their new Chapter House
next Monday. The cornerstone
LAYING Is to be included in the com
mencement exercises OF the Univers-
ity and will take place at two o'clock.
The president Of the board Of d.
rectors of the fraternity. William NJ
Francis. Of this city. will preside at
the exercises. The Right Reverand
Philip Cook. Bishop Of Delaware
will make the invocation. In the
absence OF President Hulhhen be
cause OF Illness. Dean Edward
Laurence Smith Is to give a snort
address on behalf OF the University
and the other Fraternities.
Major c. A. Short will address the
gathering on THE Fraternity hte
Of the University" DR.. James ID.
Webster, formerly president OF
Shanghai College. China. will speak
on fraternity life from the interna-
tional viewpoint.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons OF
Delaware is to lay the cornerstone.
The exercises will conclude with the
singing OF the Alma Mater by the
members of the active chapter.
The board of directors Of the Fra
ternity has worked untiringly for
the last few years planning the new
Chapter House. william NJ. Fran
els and w. o. sypherd have been es-
pecially instrumental in making the
rising structure a reality. The pres
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"HAIR-BRAINED
BILLS" BURDEN
Congressman Layton Scores
Measures That Hit Ma
tion's Taxpayers
FAVORS ASYLUM FOR
DUMB CONGRESSMEN

Congressman Caleb r. Layton
addressed the Primary Teachers
Association in the auditorium Of
the High School yesterday after
noon about the Smfth-Towner Bill
and legislation as II pertains TO edu-
cation. DR.. Layton was introduced
by DR.. David A. Ward Superintend- .
ant Of Public Schools. The meet
ing was largely attended by teach
ers of the city schools.
DR.. Layton called attention TO
the present day method OF Con-
gressmen and Senators OF intro
ducing all sorts OF bills. the major
fly of which don't amount to a hill
Of beans" With but a few excep-
tions all these "hair-brained bills"
have sections in them that milk the
taxpayer OF his money. He attack
ed the Smith-Towner Bill as
menace to the Constitution OF the
United States and as one bead on
string with a communist and social
ist leaning. DR.. Layton assailed
any bill that would give Washington
tLa right to control. saying that.
Washington is the last place in
Gods world TO put control OF any
thing"
Were the Smith-Towner Bill
passed II would virtually give one
man, a secretary OF education, a
power that can hardly be reckoned."
said Congressman Layton. He
would have one hundred million
dollars at his command. In the
course OF time he would have all the
and principals OF
our public schools eating out OF his
hand. This vast sum OF money is to
help remove illiteracy. and to edu-
cate immigrants. am going to be-
come selfish right now by declaring
that the best thing we can do is not
TO admit the immigrants. BY the
time we have fed and clothed the
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retary Hoover to admit that there
has been advance in price 20 certain
classes OF customers in the spot
market since his price fixing. It IS ap-
parent that official finding OF fact
must be made" Walsh said.
"If Hoover Is not able within a
few days to convince Senator Borah
and others who are protesting that
there has been no increase since
May 80 then an investigation will be
made by the committee.
''If the committee finds as a fact
that the result OF the conference be-
tween Hoover and the operators was
a general increase in prices OF coal
at the mines. then II is clear that
Hoover's purpose failed in the large
part and that the agreement enter
ed into was not an agreement TO fix
prices but an agreement licensing an
increase in prices" Walsh declared.
Evening journal., 1922-06-10
SUNDAY Church
MOVIES "CRIME'
Rev. DR.. Hubbard Replies
to Rev. DR.. Whites Crit
iciSm of Sermon
S AVS THEATRE MEN
SEEK ARGUMENTS

The Rev. DR.. Carlisle L. Hubbard
pastor Of St. Paul's NJ. E. Church
stands firmly by his declaration that
use OF motion pictures in churches
on Sunday rs the greatest crime a
church can commit"
In a statement explaining his posi-
ton, DR.. Hubbard declares that the
use OF movies" in churches will
give theatrical men an argument in
favor OF opening their amuseme n.
houses on the Sabbath.
Dr. Hubbard's statement is made
In reply to that made yesterday
thorough The Evening Journal by
,he Rev. Leonard White. pastor OF
Mt. Salem NJ z. Church. who has
been giving motion pictures OF a
religious nature on Sunday evenings.
and who defends them as having in
creased the attendance at Mt. Salem
three-fold. DR.. White also declar-
ed The giving OF motion pictures was
far less sensational than some Of
Or Hubbard's sermons. pointed out
that DR.. Hubbard had permitted a
drama" TO be given In St. Paurs
and quoted DR.. Hubbard as having
said he would stand on his head in
the pulpit IL he could not get a
crowd any other way.
DR.. Hubbard in his statement In
reply to DR.. White says:
Yesterday you published
lengthy statement made by the Rev.
Leonard White in reply TO a frag-
ment of the sermon I preached last
Sunday night. l would not reply at
all but for the opportunity It affords
me to restate the position have
held both in private conversation
and public address upon the ques-
tion of moving picture shows given
in the church on Sunday. For many
It is wrong to give such
shows on Sunday regardless of the
character OF the pictures. My chief
objection. the one uttered last Sun
day night. is that It gives the NOV
ing picture interests OF the country
an opportunity and excuse for open
ing their theatres on Sunday.
THE moving picture interests in
the entire nation have been making
desperate efforts TO this end. In
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MANY ENJOY THE MOVIES.

Invitations to the Movies are ex-
tended to six persons today through
our Classified Advertising Depart
ment. Look through the classified
advs and IL your name is there come
10 the Journal Office and receive free
tickets for two (war tax paid) to see
the special production, Arabian
Love-" at the Majestic Theatre and
rs Matrimony a Failure" at the
Queen, Monday night. See page 1;
today.
Evening journal., 1922-06-10
SEES
LABOR CRISIS
Fears Strikes and Threat
ened Strikes Mean Dark
Ages" for Workers
URGES UNITY AS
CONVENTION NEARS

CTNcINNATI. o., June 10 (Unitet
Press) The nation is confronting
one OF the most critical Industrial
crises in Its history. responsible
union leaders warned here today as
they gathered for the convention OF
the American Federation OF Labor.
The elements in the situation are the
coal strike. the impending railroad
strike, the disposition OF some en-
ployers TO force wage outs on labor
while refusing to lower prices. and
the alleged lack OF sympathy in
Congress and official circles. the
leaders say
Men OF labor" said Samuel
GOmpers in a call for unity. nov is
the time that tries our soulsi We
must be true to ourselves and 10 each
other II we hope 10 fulfil our mis-
sion. II we are not true. we will 90
back TO the dark ages OF involun-
tary servttude. That must not be. "
What specific things Will labor
attempt in Its convention TO meet
the situation?" Gompers was asked.
That is just what we are going
to discuss for the next two weeks"
he said. He declared labor's lead
ers are not working to seek to i'm
pose their opinions or methods on
the rank and file. but that labor as /
a whole will wrestle with it's prob |
lens
The tide will turn" went on |
Gompers, "and labors protest will |
prove a stumbling block in the way /
OF the men who have been undertak- |
ing to drive the workers back TO SER |
vitude. The pendulum. which has |
swung far back. will swing the other |
way and go forward. MY warning !
to our enemies Is: DO not drive your
bargain too hard with labor"
labor can and must furnish /
leadership TO people wandering in |
an economic and Industrial wilder
ness said James O'Connell. head I,
OF the Metal Trades workers and one
OF Gompers' right hand men.
O'Connell IL a member of the execu-
tive committee on labor's non-parti-
san political campaign.
THE country is facing an indus
trial crisis and the people are look
ing for leadership" said O'Connell
Evening journal., 1922-06-10
CHILD BITTEN BY
SNAKE MAY DIE

Special TO The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. June 1O.-The
case Of nine-year-old Olive Murray,
daughter of George Murray. who was
bitten by a copperhead snake on
Wednesday morning at her home,
near Frankford, Is attracting much
attention at the Beebe Hospital,
Lewes, where she was taken for
treatment. II was reported today
that the chances for recovery were
slight.
Evening journal., 1922-06-10
SHOWER BATHS FOR
KIDDIES NEXT WEEK

Everything is in readiness for
turning on the water for the shower
baths. attached to fire hydrants at
each OF the fire engine houses. for
the benefit of the children during
hot weather. Formal application
has been made to the Water De-
partment. and. at their meeting on
Monday morning. 1t is said, permits
sion will be granted to use the water.
Under the supervision OF a fireman
the shower will be operated for one
hour each afternoon and night dur
ing the summer.
A few of these showers were in
stalled last summer and proved very
popular.
Evening journal., 1922-06-10
PLOT TO MURDER
EXILED MEXICANS

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. June 10
Omitted Press)-A plot to kidnap and
murder all exiled former Mexican
leaders in this country was barred
here by United States border agents
following kidnapping and murder
OF Gen. Luiz Blanco and Col.
Aurelio Martinez at Laredo, It was
announced here today.
The movement to put these
active exiles out Of the way" has
been afoot for many months. Fed
eral agents declared.
Blanco and MARITIME were lured 10
death by kilograms purporting toI
come from friends at Laredo. Cen
eraI Francisco Murgia was also
marked by the slayers. He received
a telegram. but his automobile
broke down on the way to Laredo
and when he arrived there he learn
ed OF the fate OF the other two
exiIes in time 10 fee.
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TO FINE FOR FAILING
TO REPORT DEAD

Owing 20 their neglect 10 prompt
ly file reports OF deaths. births and
marriages as reported by law, State
Registrar OF Vital Statistics. DR.. L.
S. Conwell OF Camden, It was an
nounced this morning, will report
to the attorney generals office the
names OF undertakers. physicians,
ministers or others required by law
to make such returns. who fail to
comply with the law.
For the first offense they are liable
10 a fine OF IS to S25. and the costs
OF prosecution.
Evening journal., 1922-06-10
Sc KILLED In
COUNTY THIS YEAR

There have been thirty-six deaths
in New Castle county this year from
railroad. automobile. trolley car and
motorcycle accidents, showing an in
crease OF so per cent. over that OF
the corresponding period for last
year According TO figures com.
piled by Coroner Bullock since Janu-
airy /, there have been II killed In
railroad accidents. 16 by automo-
biles, two by street cars and one by
motorcycle.
Evening journal., 1922-06-10
BURN AND BOMB
AGAIN In BELFAST

BELFAST. June 10 (United
Press) Arson and bomb gangs re-
sumed hostilities in Belfast today
Three store buildings were set afire
in Alfred street. A bomb was set of
in a store on Chichester street There
were no casualties.
Evening journal., 1922-06-10
Showery Week

Weather outlook for the
period June 12 TO II, inclusive:
North and Middle Atlantic
States, Ohio Valley and Tennes-
see. region Great Lakes. Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys:
Considerable cloudiness, occa-
siOnal showers, temperature
above normal.
Evening journal., 1922-06-10
LOSI.

LosT-win party who took glasses In
KirlSwood Park bath house, SATURDAY
morning please return to Melvin Jester.
1913 Spruce St? Reward. JunelO-lt.
(Continued On Page Thirteen)
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Special meals at any time. the
Deer Park. Newark, Del. Phone e
Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-06-10

Chicken and waffle dinner on Sun
day at THE Deer Park" Newark
Del.-Adv.
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ToDAYs Temperatures

At The Evening Journal ONCE
500 A. NJ. 81 1901 p. NJ. SO
1000 A. M..s4 LOO p. NJ. 81
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ID. O. IA. Il. DANCE.

Tonight, to -. Pythian Castle
Prizes. The KIMMY ORCHESTRA.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1922-06-10

For Glover Dairy Safe Mix phone
1540-l541.-Adv.
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SIN AM TIDE-standard Time.
Head of christina.

High water. 1900 A. NJ. 12.s2 p. NJ.
Low water -. $40 A. NJ. 900 p. Nj.
Evening journal., 1922-06-10
The Weather

Unsettled weather. probably show
ers and thunder storms tonight and
Sunday; not quite so warm, moder-
ate variable winds.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06
PARA Ell REFUG1o DE N1Nos

Los Sres. Rubert Hermanos han en-
viado de regalo un saco con 200 libras
de azicar.
Z La. Comisi6n de Carload de las da-
mas Isabelinas compuestas de la Sra
Maria G. de Guistes y las Srtas. Para,
Monserrat, Cuadrado y Gonzalez G6igel
llev6 con su presencia al Refugio,
gran algeria, y obsequi6 los .nifos
con sombrerOs,> conftes, lapices sjue-
guetes. Cuando elias realizaban esta
buena obra, lego don Manuel Saldafia
y di6 cinco d6lares en- nombre de su
hija Mercedes, otra asidua favoiecedo-
ra del Refugio.
Don Celestino Perez, envi6 desde Ca
guas diez d0lares.
Una casa comercial de esta ciudad
que desea reservar su nombre envi6
un cheque de diez d6lares.
Los Sres. S. Erie Surmersille Ca.
de este comercio enviaron un cheque de
cinco dollars.
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l a Hernia Mata 1000
.Individuos Anualmente

Mueren anualmente siete mil personals
81 certiicado de defunci6n dice: Her
MIA. Por queg Porque estos desdichados
no han tenido cuidado de ellos mismos, Sc
han abandonado simplemente han cuidado
del sfntoma (h hinchaz6n) de la parte afec-
tada sin poner atenci6n la eausa. iQue
esta I'd haciendog Sc esta I'd abandonan-
do usando bgaguero, alguna apllca-
cion como quiera llamarlo9 Ell bragrero
cIando mas es nm palliative, un falso sos
ten 9uesto para proteger un muro que Sc
derrumba, del cnal Sc puede esperar
mas que una ayuda mecdnica. La preston
oa,e eierce sobre el luga= retarda a los mus
culos debuitados de 10 qWe mas lnecesItan-'
el almento. 81 r ~ I.sa3gc3 os Etss
Pero la ciencia ha encontrado5 un modo, ~
todos aquellos que 5padecen con los < brsgRe-
rus, quedan inyitados nacer una prueba
q ER.ATis 1 ms,v priyad dame4lee ZEN sus propias
{ casas. FL metod8 yPItARAO es Fincuestiona-
sblemente Ell metodo mas cientifce. l6gico y
de mayor exftos que Sc coiioce en- el mundo
para tratar la herniaJ ss,# 9s
FL = acolchoncillo'' PLAPAO, cuando Sc
adh ere al cnerpo, no lega nunca a resba-
larse nj salirse del lugar. por cuya IA
z6n nunoa raspa nj pellizca. Tan suave CO.
mo ell terciopelo-facil de aplicar-sln cos
to- Sc puede nsar durante ell trabaio y du-
rante Ell sneho. No tlene correas nj ne
b;1las. nj resortes-
Aprenda I'd. como cerrar la abertura de
Ia hernia. como.,lo manda la naturaleza, pa
ra dne IN hernia Sc salga para abaJo'
Mande SUI nombre hoy mismo A PLAPAO
CO., 34Ol Stuart Bld.s St. Louis, MO, E-
u. Al, para Ia prueba GRATIS del PhAPAo
los informes instructivos necesarios
i. = -
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LA COMPANIA DE TELEFoNOS
IMPLANTA UNA GRAN MEJORA
PARA sUs EMPLEADos

La compafia, deseando benefciar
sus empleados leales y trabajadores y
consolidar el cuerpo de empleados en-
una gran familia que labora unida en-
primer lugar por Ell buen servicio v
luego por ell mejor exito de nuestra EN-
presa, que es a la vez Ell buen exito de
cada uno y todos Uds.. pondrd en- efec
to ell dfa prfmero de enero pr6ximo Ell
"Fondo Benefco de Retro en- subs
tituci6n del "Fondo Ben6fco de los
Empleados" que tantss ventajas ha
ofrecido dlrante los dltimos cinco amos
a todos los miembros del mismo.
Ell nuevo 'Fondo Benefco de Reti-
ro'', ell primero que Sc establece en-
Puerto Rico por una empress particu
lar, ofrece un sin n6mero de benefcios
a los empleados. 81
(a) Provee Ell pago de sueldos du-
rante enfermedad de los empleados.
(b) servicios del medico de la Com
pafia.
(c) Pago de gaSC0S Suna determi-
nada los familiares en- case de IA
llecimiento.
(dJ Jubilaci6n de los empleldos des
pu6s de un ndmero de afios de servicio
en- la Compafiia, permitiendo asi el re-
tiro cierta edad, cuando TODD emplea-
do leal trabajador tiene derecho al
descanso.
(e) Prestamos del Fondo a los en-
pleados, un tipo de interes razonable.
No dudo que la medida adoptada por
esta compahia sera recibida por los en-
pleadcs con entusiasmo: que cada
uno y todos pondran nuevo cello, en- su
trabajo con Ell fin de rendir un servicio
inmejorble y para ell buen exito de la
Compaiiia, que como he dicho sntes, es
a Ia vez el de todos.
En- nombre de mi hermano, Mr.. Her.
nand Behn, Presidente de Ia Compa-
MIA, y ell milo, un saludo afectt:oso a to
dos: los antiques que Ian servido
con nosotros durante ounce amos a
los nuevos que han venido a prcstar
sus servicios la Compafifa.
Muy atentamente,
1ass9Hi sosthenes BEHN.
Presidente de la Directiva.
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+ 49,.
Cree listed 'sque ariao apsuohijo
con IN amor = desihteresadO,
pties siendo asf beseme como
besaria a su hiia y iiro austed
Que ese beso, ell dnico verdade-
ramente caste que he recibido
me fortalecerd contra mi amor.
Yea en- su cine favorito "LA DA-
MA DE LAS CAMELIAS", una
copia completamente nueva con
nuevos tftuIos,. seguramente le
gustara.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06
VOCES De La GALE :


sr. director de Ell MUNDo
Senior
He de agradecer a. I'd. Sc digne dsrs
publicidad en- su ilustrado peri6dicoAa
las siguientes lfneas: @~s..
En- ell nlmero $50 de Ell MUND0,
fecha "a de diciembre, ppdo. aparece
un suelto t,tulado LAS PASCUAS EN-
MANATI'' refriendose a la secci6n
celebrada por la Hon. Corte Municipal
en- esta poblaci6n dice Ell coryesponsaI
de dicho rotativo que Sc denuncian a
pobres infelices porque sus casas en- la
zona rural no tienen letrinas pero no
Sc fila ell Sr. corresponsal que esos po--.
bres infeEces como el les Hama hace
mas de dos amos que fuercu notifica-
dos para corregir tesa deflciencia sani-
taria en- las casas de So propiedad. :
Tampoco uuiere fjarse el Correspon~
sal en- que hay una proclama del Hon.. :
/ Gobernador de Puerto Rico Boletfn
Administrative No. 202. Reglamento de
Sanidad No. SO, para evitar Ia contamt
naci6n en- los distritos. rurales, aproba-
da por el Consejo Executive ca 1s de-
septiembre de 1920 y que qued6 a par
tir de esa fecha con toda la fuerza v
vigor de una ley. promulgada de acuer-
do con Ia ley No. 2 de octubre 1920.
! en- la cual Sc conceden segdn eI artict1-
+ 10, Gle dicho reglamento, nesss de
plazo. para corregir esta. deficencia.
/ En- cuanto la letrina que hoy ocupa
4 la Corte de Paz y la Colecturia de Rem
tas Internas, va sabe Ell active cores
| ponsal de Ell MUNDO en- MaDati,, que
10 invite para que fuera conmigo al
patio de Ia casa que el alude para o.
/ viera la letrina de dicha casa dondo
estaba 81 ignora que las letrinas no
pueden estar dentros De las ca
sas ffjese 10 que dice Ell articulo 13
oel Reglamento de, sanidad No. ID pa
ra que no alegue ignorancias, y 81 los
empleados. que tienen las ofcinas en- di
cha casa quieren hace- uso de dicha,
letrina que Sc tomen la molestia de ba-
jar al patio y quedaran complacidos.
En- cuanto al cumplimiento de mis-
deberes oficiales va 10 sabe ,cl digno
corresponsal de Manati, que le. mismo
estoy dispuesto a llevar la Corte al
potentado como al pobre, 81 nc cumples
con las disposiciones de los Reglamen7
tos de Sanidad, pues siempre he teniqqIn. .
por. norma. el cumplimiento, Dc. mis- de1r
beres Y entiendo que Ia Ley. sc, has hez.
cho por igual para todos; soy de .pars7s
Ger que ell empleado debe cunplir con
sus deberes con bonradez. yssins abanz
drorizarse nadie; desgraciadaments,
por ESQ es que en- BarceloacSa ecmQ erll,
ctropss ppeblos. para mqchos qN2 no no le9i
grsta cumpl'r con sus, ,dcafTss, resgltee
: malo. .ss III. ,b e.S e,e-e.aa as. a,,4 .sk 81,
.l,ir, Le aconsejo, al corresppnsal DC Ma
natl, no Sc, dele, lleyar rpor ciert9s 8 pa7,
dulaauss do este, pueblo, que spnr sloss
que mas. les gusta infringir, los Regla-i
! mentos de sanidad " siempre estap cen
surando las actua clones de, los empleas.
dos, -,,.> .,s,7,,se, ~ -,a-a,,gs. ;slse,
Gracias, Sr., Director, por L. insers.
ci6n de estas lireas v soy de I'd. 1iliy,
Atentamente,
Jose Lope CARTS
Jefe Local de sanidad.,
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BALE DE CARLOAD EN- cAeUAs

Rio Piedras. enero 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06

El Dolor une y fortalece Lao almas.
En- medic del torbellino de luchas y en-
coros Ell hombre busca la ,falicldad. Es
su DUlcinea. Nuestro querido Puerto
Rico, eonmovido en- su vida toda por
los iiltimos acontecimientos polfticos
entra en- un periodic de calma reIativa
Durante 6l parece que las ideas Sc for
talecen y Que los impulsivismos dejan
paso al sentiniento que razona ana
liza. ~. Y es porque Ell dolcr que une
estrecha ell coraz6n de los scres pro-
duce en- esta region de nuestros mas
puros arraigados afectos curaciones
divinas. -. Y pasada la ceguera que
caracteriza los primeros arrebatos VIE
ne la vision clara de Ia roalidad Y
muestra al contendiente su adversario
que brinda con la copa del Ataor en-
su mano con la vista levantada hacia
el Infnito..
Jose Ruiz de VAL.
Rio Piedras. enero 1922.
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BALE EN- AREc1Bo

Esta noche Sc celebrarA en- los sa-
Iores del ..Casino Espafol'', de Are
cibo, un bale infantil en- la noche
del nismo dfa, las $50 p. M, un
bale de confanza con motivo de la
festividad de les Reyes Magos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-06

Esta noche Sc celebrara un gran
bale ben6fco en- los salones del "Edi
fcio santini'', de caguas, con el pro-
p6sito de allegar fondos para Ell sos
tenimiento del ''Comedor EscoIar".
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LOS JUGUETEs DE
Los SANTOS REYES
..ntOnio oUIDGLEx.
Juncos, P. R.

Hoy; sexto dia de la .'semana dsl
NinO", y dia de Reyes, ,el "club Ci-
vicp de Damas' distribuira en- ell teatro
municipal, desde las ocho hasta las do
ce ,antes meridiano, entire todos los nj
nos Que han recibido tickets" de sus
profesoras, numercsos juguetes.
POr Ia tarde, de dos a seis. Sc repair
tiran juguetes en- la escuela Rafael
Cordero',
Mafiana sabado los niios del "Barrio
obrero" recibiran sus respectivos jue
guetes en- la escuela del mismo barrio.
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Ell LcDo. LUIS roRo cABANAs

Hernos tenido Ell gusto de saludar
en- esta capital al culto escritor in
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