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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
rIONITRS Will
en- TuI RAG.

The following Invitation h.s been
sent out 10 members uf tH. Nlbu-
iuerQuv Pioneers uzHueiafi."
Hey bld Timer The I acers
q thtt village are going to Hl" an
ithor of them socihbl, De-, o. vn-
irNt Wedresday evening boo o. 20 T.
iall. This b. "a regular poo Iot.c
celebration ~ WashingfHn rth-
lay ana tho big dom Wi. cgiu
'rumpt 90 half past seven . .'rk
90 want in ON t hush BE
here without tan We wan. aud
want you bad So pos uu tour
ntrt saddle your cHNHa. Iltrn
up th' oxen or t1p ON your Ick-
INK burr and hit a." trI.t '.H th"
Meeting where you % ErII thc
happy init of pals 81 the EIl Old
lays ana swap yarnr ~ fl. Ytul
iWcs when lynchln bses WI. uor
popular thnn prohibition
We u chew the chow fraf so
iun't eat before you IUI.r the
auch Hs there n be- what .H uil1is
an e hountiful feed Thor ~" "
hew the rar az course In"r" r.
nmt business tO get HwH' WIS he
ore The yarn swhUU.uE ~
We We iust got Co IN uu r'- and
'esulnriti"s tn govern che Pioneers
concern So everybody N ~r..uEui2n
rur brand anywhere And got to
irrihr how much ~ fN8f -..r itllN
he poet called nlthy lsrr, each
nrml cr must pui In the rH' tD Keep
1cr hl n.
Then tho yarn swaTuInr VIII
cart In real s%cienfifHt Hos'ir-
Nioucers We nll know Ny eEht,
here u fo thc ghosts OF HllY ihc
Nid ana Par Garrett and other
ponk9 NJ the OLD peros TfAIl in ihe
times when the Lincoln county War
was n terror 10 even tho innoceni
1Ys'ander These aforesaid snnnkt
MIGHT tolk-and then nrain-they
night not Iut they % sure ne
here IN spirit.
Vow come along III me trail
irirQ fhe hors ~ your hone along
100 or corre she aim Ola enough
- be a Pioneer No ltdv over
sits that old. But shes welcome
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
Is LOVE ENOUGH

1T love nicne sufficient 90
make marriage happy
This was The question dis
Guessed hy "a group OF society
bellies and mutruns at l recent
card party o. was "a ltrg.
gathering and when two tables
OF players fprEut thH cards and
engaged iu conversation. the
other dld not notice.
$50 love o. bot enough rc-
marked a. girl Of % who earns
more than the average man 81
90 Neither ls Henry f'ord'-
requirement ~ having just
enough savings 90 make a first
payment on "a home and huv
furniture. enough guarantee
ngulnsi tho misery that strug-
nle for existence .s sure to
bring Unless n man VINO
offers 20 murry can offer mo
more comforts than have
now and know ! can provide
for myself-why marry
agree with you from
an rs year old girl dropped
90 beau when ! heard him snY
hn had never worn silk suck.
in his lie becnus" hr Thought
that 80 -rnvurnuce \ man
who would not buy SILK stock
ings FOR himself would not in-
duIge r. wife with sllk ~tucl
luEs lf must deprive myself
% the little lusurirs -u dear tn
oy,ry GIRL then why marry
surely We dun't expect Co
marry Tor luxury and money
suld n tan. serious luokiug girl
also earning u salary thnt most
young men envy. would
my prince wnrahipp.d m.
10 he wer. sick with tuber,u-
IusI- would marry him am
make she Twink for ~ bufh
Love b. sufficient 10 % is true
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Nt~~ t.Htt1,i DI.R'S
! NJ At.i NitNT
NNDI NJ ~.

I". rurHEsme or Miss Fuulno
ThIf.lI,r. 90 EHu.H Pc tu E "
I.fpI.-Iy NJ NtN York CITY, wu4
made known g. her many o. lends
Iu .Hc city rho past week The
wedding date. while not definitely
sHf wiz be some time 81 the IAN
Mise t'hlfeldor and Mr. Pet
ch. ty became friends while tho
FORMER was attending school ~
Eefhiehem Pa They later me-
lu Sow York. whe-e Miss Uhlfcl
der was Visring and where tho
romance began. Mics rhliclder lt
"a frequent visitor In the city aud
has "a host Of friends iu santa Fo
where the has spcnf most Of her
lifn Mr.. petchesky g. % success
fl business man OF New York
city.
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NpoLto ,IuH q
Il.okl~ VI ~tt Al Ilit. NJ.

Df uI tH musical rn ,rtlIua
mcuts last week tho one given iy
toe tpuilu UlIn uf Boz hiuuut, Iur
tho EutruUfpr4 uT the Madame
scHumauu.li ,iuk concert stands
aut prominently The trntrr. Df
The program Cnue with the srIec-
IONS hN ihr mz1 orchestra % See
YORK. termed thn ApulInar.a Iizs
orchestra lY E.rn,at Laudutu.
chairman % the commlttc ON ar
rauE"W.nt.
Nr lauI1lr and r.. H. Thoup-
son "a; ln with tho jlzl ur-
ohr-'rt in one election. the Two
playing the clarinet and banjo. roe
I' lively Besides the musical
-o SECTIONS given. there w'r, talks
hy " T. Mcdowell and Mas NorI-
mus. solos IS Charles Byrno ana
Ivan A'cHhan m-ouolorues OF dat-
icrt stories by Maurice Klein. and
= monologue entitled 4 Political
Speech In Tits Nstiyc Tongue. by
7 outs Hessclden e. = French and
Al Nicdiing spoke Tor the guar
uutoru The banquet was held ga
RAFT han of N. ,i'trfdo hut,l
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y AYR IDR
UITUUTHIn.

Mr and Mrs Max NordhRus gave
l dancing party a. their home lasi
evening fHr Miss Lorna Lester and
UodcriCk HuddlDston Thcl
lucsts were Mr. and Mrs. Leopold
Meyer Mr. and Mrs Arthur Sisk
Nr and Mrs Dave Weller Jr., M
aud Mrs Lester Cooper Mrs. Apt-
r1lf uuI th. Misses Anita HuhbtU.
Margaret Huhhcll. Margaret Leo
Wary Macarthur. Katherine No
Niliou, Etunrellnv Perry, Angelic
t'owden, Esther Huwi"n. MildrU
Unrris. and Helen Gruusfcldi and
tHufnpV. Bob lloprwtll. Richard
fNHuIsuu VIZ MuOi-uu. Toward
Roland. Hugh tfrv1n. BIZ him
HurIy NrUE Miller On fiiu
.muI Roman IluihrIl. am. ia
TIuraan.
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. GO
- \ y vi NDItINI TEA
AiiltNDID ~ zoo.

Vh, Daughters ot Tho American
Itr u.ut.ou received 900 gI, a.
heir ll-rUlu silver sah last Non
.iHF afternoon given at rho Ellis
club. The program was thH 0ea-
fHro % the afternoon and WI Hrv-
"Uufcl in the .pncious ball pn.
The American FLAG was drar.I .n a
IrnwInout place on the wall and
Doc ten table was decorated with
Baskets or rod and white ..rna-
fIUre After tho program on
NI'.h 'bc cream % the city .fien'
appeared tea was served.
THE purrhfsp Of the mpw rial
boulder Tor the Plaza al OH Town
81 to De made as soon az ~, ON
wi''.s cnu find one that Dol biz
To wls announced Yesterday % ie
Inlpr.tlod that the n 4 H viii
's 70 hridg, party after 'H' hat
win rti Co the fund FOR tn, tate
memorials.
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LOWELL LITERARY sOCIETi
~ f,6uS OFFICERS.

\ membership Of &C. univer3
men and women and 10 facI
members. "a charter approved
the student body and faculty md
beers. and a solid organlzatl
with plenty OF enthusiasm o
work of the club, apparently
the essential requirements.
ready obtained. to insure the
cess Of the Lowell Literary
ci"ty. a society for the promot
which held is first meeting
Thursday evening at the Adml
ration building at the tnii
dty.
pcarce Rodey presided. and
some instruction In parliamen
procedure. which Is also to
studied as part OF the PROG
nf the society A declamatiou
Miss Mary sands, an original
ion by Roy Hickman and a
hate participated In By kenn(
Wilkinson and cullen Pearce /
the affirmative and George nrJ
md Charles Caldwell for the nel
tive comprised the program.
Hessler was fhe critic
The election 81 officers "a
place Friday afternoon and resu
et 900 the following being name
Miss Mary sands president ks
urth Wilkinson. vice presidoi
George Bryan secretary and Ma
g4ret Gusdorf treasurer
Ihp club Will meet every q
weeks and will have "a prorra
~ defamation. debate or orafol
The feature Of the mcetlnE
March Will be o debate on Z
question Resolved. That the ~
"ral states should Institute ladt
.rial courts Co solve the questio
ut labor.
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GIIll - CI.uB uAs
MNSA AKTN

The hielauto club girls met a.
be- W. e. A. recreation center
last Tuesday evening Tor a Nalcu-
lue marty and dressed ln many
furieiies % costumes from those
hut renrfs tntrd Sis hopkins In
ienrre Washington and Martha
VA -hinRtou set about having "a
Eny Zine Doug and Mary led
The grand march. ana following
vare Georrr nTi Martha washing
ton, many dashlnF looking men
which they weren't. but just girls
dressed In mems clothinE-Sis
Hopkins and a number Of girls
and hnys and a formidable iooking
shn~fH
Dancing and games we're the
order o. the evening and there
were refreshmonts. Club members
and guests present numbered 20.
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TDRrNiGHTLN MEETING
HDNTHUNID

The regular meeting ~ the Fof
uiEhtls Music club which was
have taken place Tuesday cvunuj
has boon pos uon"d ou account
Illness ln The families Uf those vi
were 20 present the program 4
VIII be followed ON March
no regular meeting and prugr]
of tho club 4 rehearsal Tor
a clock hat evening is called N
bradford viii De- lu charge - i
program and viii give "a vocal I
UItaI Mr. George Everett Il
read "a paper nn The Voice
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
GOO
NpHN CIIHI N HOMF TOE
I. y VI MIN AND MOMIN

NIl faculty members % heir
wives and the UNIVERSITY .fu lent
booty ia general ARE ga l the
callers 90 ne Alpha Gh. omega
open huu-" nest SuudHs .ter-
uonn at the chapter haus, one
n the largest Informal HffI.r. ~
hc school year o. expected fu be
Dis reception Tor an =. y ~ men
and women The active "rm-
beers win receive tho guests rrI the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
y AT CASTLE
HJNING.

Jane HIning and Ethel Meul-
ton will entertain Tor a large
autub,r Of tnclr young friends next
saturday evening. at "a valentine
dance AZ Caste Huning The young
it1gh school folks VIII be the
guesis. tor the most part.
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DANCE roR - rAso rEAM4

1 dance Ton fh~ bSsn aHd
90 the NJ Paso High school has
participated su hy the boys al
< RE OF the Albuquerque ifla
school teams and members Of A.
NY ana their friends rhcI
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COMMITTEE PRACTICES AT
ARA HtCNJ HOME

Mgs Margarut cartwright invls
ed the members 90 the musical de-
who presented 90" program at tho
meviiug nn trlday afternoon. Co
practice al her home Wednesday
e. enlng and following uu hour %
music there was a social houh
There were 80 reuul' present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
MOMA ms CIIB
WASHINGTON PARTY.

The Woman = club Of the cod
uerationai church viii nise
Martha Washington party ael
Wednesday afternoon a. tho chufd|
nnrlors. The national coiors an|
decorations s~uHTestlve ~ the IA
triotic eason viii be used to lid
the ROOM Frenrh'a eunrtefl
VIII sine and there will be- o,he9 I'd
tertaiuwcni numbers a lou "A
mission viii be rhargod 10 be adaa|
10 the club fund.
oo0
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BRIDGE CLUB WITH
Miss

Miss Mayuc Tlerncy entertain
I'd her hridrs club Thursday even
ing aud fhree tables Of extra
Eucsts-the men FRIENDS OF the
club members besides The
monthiY meeting which IL always
observed thus was unusually en-
Joyahle, with IT. suggestions IN
decorations OF the patriotic sea-
roE.
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GRAND CHAISiik To
Ot'I.N SESSIONS.

The grand chapter Of the East
ern sta will open IT, session At
me Masonic temple lei Thursday
evening. wi1h n reception for the
delegates who are coming from all
parts OF the state. Th.z Will be
followed by a dance Tor the dele
gates and their friends and for To-
cal Eastern star members and thclr
escort.
Ihc serious business OF the grand
chapter meeting viii he taken up
IN the sessions which begin rr-
day morning ana will last all day
FRIDAY evening there viii te "a sup
per for the delegates and Adah
chapter Will eNemplify the work
auerward. saturday morning Will
also be given yer 60 business. and
Saturday afternoon the officers Of
the grand chapter Will be- elected
he installation services and ban
'Vnet win take place at G;3O Satur-
day evening.
Special music will be given dur
ipg the Friday and Saturday even
ihg sessions.
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600
Mrs. wEii-iIii ms CIrB

WfH I'M WNITTVT WIS HUHT0H9
yesterday afternoon to the mem
hers ~ nor bridge club There
were three tables.
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MJSIC CIJB k,yl rO
Ml.f.T Tins VI Elk.

The regular musicale OF the Fort
nightly club scheduled Tor Tues
day e.ening Will not bee held this
week. hut the deferred program
will be given at a later date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19

INH DE MulnN men ~enteftalua{
heir friends Friday evening ~ "A
Maaonic temple with an iufufm3
dance More than fnY rnupldI
enjoyed the hospitality 81 tkI
branch Of the Masonic lodge.
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MRS IttBiF Ia
hAAi IiltIlDtsI.

MTH Geurgr NuOff Wlll enter
lain tomorrow afternoon with "a
bridge party a. her home There
Will De live tables The party is
To hu Washington birthday
ridge.
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600
FRANCES WILLARD
MEET.

Officers OF the Frances y VIII
lard school board met at the Aiva-
RADIO hotel Thursday evening 20 CON
fer with benjamin n pankey Of
Santa Re. chairman ~ the buEi-
ness advisory committee
Affairs regarding the early open
|dng Of the school were discussed
and q definite offer for certain
property in Santa Te was author
lzed Mr. pankey TO make to the
owners In Santa re.
IN. delay In getting tho school
STATED. tho numbefe OF students
4 w iting 20 enter. and two Of the
lcuity already engaged and ready
TOY begin were matters chiefly an
der consideration.
A vote OF appreciation to the XII
wants club % santa Fe for the sup
port pledged NJ the Kiwanis lunch
con Tuesday was passed.
II was decided that tho scholar
rhip given BY the Savannah. Ga
w G. 7. L. be awarded 20 Miss
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Local Girls Blaze Trail
In Club Work With Organization
For Tired Business WON,

Men hook t0 the west for the
dawn OF things al The poet said
of uF and there Boz nu doubt that.
wI'n they find what they are .ouk
lar Tor th'y % bv sur- To iouk
aEHlu.
Particularly when the dawn Us
oNuNru by 81 group of twcufy-oue
young > iut-z ume who have
decided that there TX also IA tired
business woman aT well us a tired
business man.
a CLUB OF This number Of young
wuWvu. which has been In tho
process OF dawning FOR the past
slN months, met ANA officially or
Eaul1ad February ~ and decided
Upon n program Tor IFS malnteu-
tnco and det eluumeut ~. uf
course. originated in the brain ~
e. young woman who very prop
eriy has been made the head ~ th,
club 10 BE- 10" first organization
ot lts Kind iu the Yves. and h.s
only one sister organization. a=
the knowledge Of it's originator
here goes. iu the country This s o.
club Cor business rIrls that IT. "a part
~ %, = v a. A. Coz Fort smith.
AK.
Afternoon Trip
Perhaps the hea' way tu dsscrih,
fhlH tlaH ls fu taLr uuy dHy from
AMONG ihv rIEys of lIH brief his
tory. Or Dol saturday afternoon
Ihr lJsi lH't'r los addressed. ths
Tact uvu puf 900 It4 proper place on
.nt meat desk ~ tho heat office uf
Attorney lliuE All this has been
brought about ly 40. neat sccrt.
tafy of rur influential attorney. bu'
even ~uuHfurs- De- tired Of itself and
uI Is manifestations hy Saturday
afternoon. tn, smoky skyline
from tho window 81 Attorney
Blink 81 offices. the ugly roof-taps.
the -umc musty atmosphere OF le-
gIl books and papers. have "a way
nf weighing on the human scui that
makes The prospect Of another
week u % % continuous hugD-ar.
but fhIs j. Saturday. the ucuf reCrs-
tArF has anything but "a despalring
luuk 10 hCr eyes as she finishes ef-
fClDnfly her tasks That In it.
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tury -o we leave her FOR an hour
Nh"u We next see her. she IT. one
90 "a group ~ ten girls. dressed In
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It's progress b. tho %occi.iuu sor tho
greatest rivalry among the non
who usually pick their champion
early In the roisnn nud place SUCH
heavy bots a. 60 threaten tt"u
with bankruptcy Put eyritcm,1f
when the battle RACES hottest
Keeps the beit"rs paying Tor tho
Mirage IN an open-handcd fashion
that would surprise thom IL thcy
considered o. in that light
The candidate FOR tho two com
tests were named last Wednesday
and are. Tor popularity Mis-
Mary sands Miss Geraldine Tuliy
Miss Dorothy Cameron, Miss
Helen Macarthur and Miss l'ruu-
ces Andrews. For beauty. thoy
are; Miss Elizabeth Shepherd
Miss Margaret splrg1. Miss
Blanche Guley. Mis- Margarc'
Phillips and Miss Juliet FLETCHER
Al the girls are rcpre-o ut1tI,U Cd"
the sororitics
The winner in the contest 'lHt
year were Miss HELEN McEivain
who won the beauty contest. uui
Miss Mary Nile who won the
popularity. Thoso souug lHdir
were members of Alpha On.
Omega and were frFt cousins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19

t4 the flowers IN MAY Ana n
you've got N Kids that's past 20
years old and born and bred TO- This
here land of sunshine and aduhes
where the couuuistadnrez and us
made some bloody hisfory-why
bring the Pioneer kids along. too
'Cit the date and the nou
George birthday 1880 O'Clock. az
Yours fer a Genuine hocdown.
MICHAEL. GUINNESS.
Secretary Of Camp No I
= S-Auy feiior shown M
with o billed shirt on giis shot ON
the spot
~ order Of the Vigilance Com
mlttee
IN IOTT-kILZINR
Tho wedding Of Miss Charlotte
Elliott daughter OF Mrs Gertrude
Elliott fH Dfls kIzgIlr. son ~ Mr.
and Mr. M r. Eizziar Will take
ullgC Eh.. afternoon 100 the Elliott
houo Ht uclocH Roy. McGuira.
~ fha IH3d Avenue Methods
church. VIII urrfoi ma the ccrr,
wuuy Miss Elliott Will Doe uf-
tended hy nor sister. Miss Gertrude
Elliott The groom viii be unaf-
tended. and only the relatives ~
the two families VIII bc resent
The young couple Will leave after
the ceremony Tor an overland trip
through this state. Texas and OK
lahomH, Mr. KizzIurs former
home
Miss Elliott who D. popular IN
younger circles. has been uu at
'ache % the state National bank
for the last two wears ar kiE-
ziar b. a member Of The firm of
kizzlar Brothers here and
known as q auccoEsfIl younE basis
ness nan
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Expressions from readers are
Invited ON thIs subject lr
Iut, In1upI $50 ulmes win
Doe printed unless consent
given
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
CoMPANIA ANoNIlNA CENTRAL
BocA CHICA.
Convocatoria de Asamblea General Ex.
" traordinaria de Accionistas.

:, Pof iel presente Sc convoca a los Ac-
cionistas de la Compaiiia Anonima
Central Boca Chica, para una Asamblea
General Extraordinaria que Sc celebra-
ra en- Andres. Conlun de Guerra, Pro-
vincia de Santo Domingo, ell dia diez
defines de Junio del aio en- curse. a
las tres de la tarde en- las ofcinas de la
Compafia.
En- esta Asamblea Sc dara cuenta a
los. Accionistas, del Estado General de
la Compaiiia; fin de que en- vista de
las persecuciones que Sc dirijen contra
el Ingenio, tome las medidas que crea
mas oprtuhas.
Santo Domingo. Mayo 20 de 1922.
y. Cobi&n. NJ Guerra Para,
Secretario. Presidente.
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=
FL "INFANTA ISABEL

Esta manana a las siete fondeo en-
este puerto procedente de Espana, con
9S toneladas de carga para San Juan,
el hermosO trasatlantico espai1ol In
fanta Isabel de la lfnea de Pinillos
Izquierdo. conduciendo para este puer
to los pasajeros sisuientes
Enrique Ricart. Adriana Aybaf, Cla
IA Ricart V JESUS Martinez.
Esta tarde las tres seguird viaje
para Ia Habana con los siguientes pa
sajeros:
James r. Noble, Mercedes s. de No
Bile, James w. Noble, Lucy Noble, Sa-
llie Noble, Reinercio Arce, Alberto
Soltero, Dolores ID. de Soltero, Vicen-
te Soltero, Vicente Vallejo. Gilbert
Burton, Pedro Salazar, Dolores c. de
Salazar, Dolores Salazar Manuel
Latorre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-Primera jor-
NADIA de la sensational cinta titulada:
matthias Sandorf''.
Cine Luna.-Estreno en- Puerto Ri
co del drama aleman en- Z actos, "La
Novela de una Heredera".
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Colossal matinee en- ell que tomaran
parte 25 monos amaestrados. Por la
noche, estreno de los episodes 1 y 2
de la sensacionalisima serie, LA Dio-
sa de la Selva" y tomaran parte los
25 monos sabios con su propia orques-
ia.
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce) ).-El
acontecimiento mas sensational de
cuantos han ocurrido en- la isla. Yea
el estreno del enorme ""Hogar Sin
Hijos", maridos y esposas, prodigio-
so drama que os ensena mucho.
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano) .-Es-
treno de los episodios II y 18 de la
gran serie eel Sendero del Terror" y
una comica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-30
LABOR ESCOLAR EN- YABUCOA

Ia querido felicitar a todos los macs
tros que como I'M solo individuo ira
bajGn aunando sus esfuerZ0s para q.
su labor sea efectiva V dc tangibles
rcsultados. despues de felicitarlO
OF de sus labios la noticia fatal pa
Ia escuelas maestros de que el pro-
XimO curse, 10 dirigi1fa las escuelas
de este pueblo. Ira Il Rio piedras
dirigir el trabajo escolar. Y. aun-
que su modestia ell esta fu6 tai que
nunca con ruidosas informaciOnes di0
Il conocer su tIahajo. los que de cerca
dbservamos ell trabajo de In escuela
sabemos que en- los s.iios que aquf ha
trabajadO como inspector ha hechO
mucho. muy mucho por el progreso
de, la instruction es esta, va implan-
tando con eficicncia eficacia m6to-
dos eXcelentes para el mejOramientO
dc la cnselanza de todas las mate
rias del pr0grama cScolar.
Ha sido un buen amigo del maestro.
| sincere consejero y vs.liosO mentor de
! la iuvcntud Su idea significa has
tanta para nllcstras escuclas Y para
nuestr0s nIaestros. Sinceramente L.
menamos su ida los que somos bue-
nos amigos; y ALI en- Rio Piedras
sabrd tamb6n triunfar el0cuentcmen-
to como triunfo aquf sin alardes dc
sus GXitos. Canaan mucho los macs
tros de Rio piedras con tan valiO-
sa adquisici6n. Han de yer cuanto
vale un funcionario sin enfatuamien-
-, sin jactanci;,s de supcriGridad v
que sinti6ndose el cempalero d. sus
'suhalternOs. no labora por su fama
de maestro, (que desde In ,alna) ga
no. sin6 para que las eSt'uclaS dejnn
SatiSfechas de su noble Y alta mission
al Departamento de Instruction V 81
pals en- general
Sabe 81 amigo que sinceramcnte la
mentamos su ida
s<.3t Juan AgostO.
Mayo, 2S 1922.