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Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
A VARIETY SHOWER

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hill Padley gave them variety shower
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Padley on Main street, Cecilton,
Md, Monday evening, Sept. 1lth.
The bride and groom were the recip-
tents of many beautiful and useful
gifts. Dancing was the feature of the
evening. Refreshments of brick ice
cream and cake was served by the
hostess.
Those present were : Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Reed and daughters Misses Lura
and Elsie Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller II.
Reed and baby, of this town; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Manlove, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Benson and baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Boulden, Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Price,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Watts, Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Padley, Mr.. and Mrs
George Hill Padey, Mrs. Stanley Nc
Cubbin, Mrs. Arthur Bailey, Mrs. Will
liam Cole, Mrs. Robert Snyder. Mrs.
Annie Burke, Mrs. Irving Burke,
Misses Elizabeth Manlove. Adelaide
Bennett, Emma Davis. Ida Lambden
Mary Boulder, Mildred Manlove, Sarah
Riggin, Louise Spear, Frances Price,
Louise Boulder, Celeste Benson, Eliza
beth Benson, Anna Smith, George
Manlove, Virginia Watts. Henrietta
McCubbin, Sarah Boulden, Gladys
Benson, of Cecilton; Mr., George Miller,
Bouchele, Edgar Watts, James w.
Black. Irving Manlove, l.. Wicks Davis,
Howard Manlove, Dallas Manlove,
Elmer Manlove and John Benson, of
Cecilton Md
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ODESSA

Leland Brown and wife were recent
visitors with relatives in Wilmington.
Misses Emma and Mabel Hanna, of
Chester, Pa, have been visiting Miss
Geneva Ward.
Miss Blanche West, of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with her parents
John West and wife.
Ralph Porter, wife and son. OF
Schenectady, N. Y. were rcent guests
of John West and wife.
Mrs. Sarah Vandergrift and daughter
Anna 7. have returned from visit
with Town Point, Md. relatives.
William Rhein and wife, of Philadel
phia, Frank Rhen. of Delaware City,
and Mrs. Isabelle Harrington, of PhiIs
delphia, have been recent visitors il
town.
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: Crop Reports Good

With the volume of shipments of the
apple crop for the year so far over the
Delaware road trains showing far in
advance of last year, the peach and
pear crops far ahead and the Kiefer
pears yet to come, the tomato crop
shipments just starting, and the late
white and sweet potato shipments
promising to be large, indications for a
bumper crop all through the Delmarvia
Peninsula are excellent.
The total shipments of apples Satur-
day over the Delaware road were 1920
baskets, and the total to date l, ,056, 994
bask cts, as compared with total ship
ment up to the same day year ago of
II, ,29O baskets. 1t is announced that
the early crop is about through and the
late crop. not yet ,ome.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
FOREST CHURCH NOTES
PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday, September 18th. 1922.
10. 80 A. M. Morning service. Ser
mon by the pastor.
11.45 A. M Sunday School.
7.30 L. NJ. Evening service. Ser
mon by the Pastor.
Mid-week service Wednesday at 730
P. M.
Boy Scout meeting Friday at TOO P.
M.
Each one of the above services is
planned and pr pared with a distinct
aim and purpose IN view. The preach
ing services combine worship prayer
and praise and an earnest attempt to
understand and explain a portion of
Gods word with an application to the
modern problems OF every day life.
The Sunday School is devoted pri-
marily to study of the word of God
as it is contained in the Scriptures of
the Old and New Testaments. The STU
dent here becomes acquainted with the
origin, meaning. duty, privilege and
chief end of life; and is taught to gov
ern himself accordingly. The teachers
are painstaking, conscientious and God
fearing.
The mid-week service aims to replen-
ish the depleted energy and power,
chiefly through the mears of prayer.
We are at present making an informal
study of the Acts of the Apostles. We
are becoming acquainted with the man
ner in> which the Apostles received
power from on high.
The Boy Scout meeting seeks to de-
velop those qualities in the boy which
will make HIM grow up into an all
round useful citizen; an honour to his
country and his God. His oath of MEM
bership takes into account his relation
to his God, to his fellow man, to him
self. The Boy Scout laws require him
to practice those qualities without
which no boy can ever become true
man.
These services are for the good of the
community. They are for you. Surely
you can find something in the church
program which will be helpful to you.
If you are not Christian in Christian
country, you can hardly claim to be a
good citizen. The church will help you
to become Christian. Give it fair
and honest trial.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
WARWICK

Wilson Cullum was a Wilmington
visitor one day this week
Jesse Vinyard and son, Eugene, were
Wilmington visitors Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Schriver is visiting
Miss Dorothy Williamson in German
town, Pa.
Grover Milburn, of Sudlersville, was
visitor at the home of Mrs. Cora
Bishop last week.
William Lofland and wife, of Phila-
delphia We're recent visitors at the
home of his mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Lot
land.
Misses Miriam and Ruth Biddle.
Mary Fillingame and Josephine Stearns
attended Teachers Meeting at Elk
ton Saturday.
Sunday School Sunday morning al
9 80; Communion service at To-. 80
Christian Endeavor at 7.30 p. NJ.
Every body welcome.
Mrs. Elmer Ernest, who has beer
| spending sometime with relatives il
and near town, returned to her HON,
at Sassafras, Sunday.
Mrs. Matheys and son, Waite
| Matheys, Mrs. w. 5. Williamson an,
son ROBERT, ana MISS sara RoydS, all
Germantown, Pa, were visitors at tn
home of C. j. Stearns and wife, Sun
day.
The Christian Endeavor Society hel
its September business and social meet
ing at the home of Mrs. w. H. John
on Friday evening of last week Tn,
annual election of officers took plac
with the following result: President
Mrs. c. w. Pierce; Vice President
Mrs. William Thornton; Secretary
Miss Josephine B. Stearns; Treasurer
Mrs. Guy Lockerman; Organists, Mrs
w. II. Johns and Miss Marie Cohee.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
Bethesda Church Notes
METHODIST


Sunday, September II, 1922.
9.3Q/A. M. Devotional meeting of
the Brotherhood.
1890 A. NJ. Morning worship and
sermon by the pastor, Goods Dsap-
pointment from His Vinyard."
1l.45 A. M. Session of the Sunday
School, m charge of the Superintendent
730 p. NJ. DR.. E. w. Caswel will
be the speaker.
Prayer and Praise Service Wednesday
night, 7.30.
You will find cordial welcome at the
"tGlad Hand Church..
A congregational meeting will be held
in the Sunday School room of the
church on Wednesday night, Sept. 20,
at 8 o. clock for the purpose of electinp
board of Trustees. All persons ovei
q years of age are eligible to vote ir
this election.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
New Home Economics Supervisor

On the recommendation of Dr. r. w.
Helm. State Director of Vocational
Education the State Board of Educa-
tion has appointed Miss Elizabeth
Amory, State Supervisor of Home
Economics to succeed Miss Jennie Bear,
who recently resigned to accept posi-
tion in Rhode Island. This appoint
ment is of special interest to every
high school in the state. Miss Amory
has had about I5 years experience in
this line of work and for the past -four
has been on the faculty of the Univer'
sitv OF Washing ton, at Seattle, super.
vising and teaching in the Teacher
Training Department.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
CHILDREN'S TRANSPORTATION

The State Board of Education at its
last meeting passed resolution au-
thorizing the State Department of Pub
lie Instruction to handle the transpor-
tation problem this year on the same
basis as last year, namely, to take care
of contract transportation for the year
and to pay for private transportation as
long as the funds available permit, on
the following basis:
Five cents (5c) per mile will be al
lowed for ca b child in the 9th grade OF
below, who lives more than 2 miles
from his school, or, in the 7th grade OF
above and who lives more than miles
from the nearest school of proper
grade. Nearest school means school
nearest to his home providing his
proper grade); provided, that for two
children in the same family, one and
one-half times the allowance will be
made; and provided. that for three OF
more children in family, twice the al
lowance for a single child will be made;
and further provided, that not more
than 4Oc per day shall be allowed for
any one pnpi. Transportation allow
ed only for the distance in excess OF
two or three niles, as the case may be.
For example: A child above the 9th
grade living, five miles from schoo
should receive PC day..
Pupils desiring private transportation
must make application therefore or
forms provided by the State Depart
ment. These forms can be secured
either from the teacher or by direct ap-
plication to j. o. Adams, Business
Manager. Dover, Del.
The bill for transportation must be
rendered monthly, not later than the
18th day of the month following, giving
the number of days each child is car
RED, which bill must be certified to, rs
to the number of days attended, by the
principal or teacher of the school tn,
child has attended. Bill forms may be
likewise secured from the teacher OF
the State Department.
H. V. HOLLOWAY,
Secretary State Board of Education.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
Death of Ellen Little

Ellen Little, one of the best known
and m,st highly respected colored
women of this community, and the wife
of David Little, died in Philadelphia
hospital Tuesday morning, where she
had been taken for treatment, aged 70
wears. Deceased had been in Middle
town for many years and leaves hus-
band and four grown children to mourn
her death.
Funeral services were held at her late
home on East Lake street Friday after
noon, and interment was made in Dale's
cemetery.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
Card If Thanks

Through the columns of The Tram
script wish to extend thanks to all of
my friends for their liberal support at
the Republican Primary election held
on Sept. 9th, and to assure them that
if elected at the General election on
November 7th as Levy Court Commits
sioner from this district, will endeavor
to give all of the taxpayers of the
Sixth district a good clean administra-
tion of County affairs.
Sincerely yours,
p. EARLE PLEASANTON.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
Defective Flue Caused Fire

A slight fire occurred on the farm
tenanted by the Hickey Bros, near
MeDonough, Thursday morning. A de-
fective fue was the cause of the blaze
which destroyed portion of the roof.
The Volunteer Hose Company respond
ed promptly to the alarm and quickly
put out the flames.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
Won Blue Ribbons

Alcarta Korndyke Clothilde, a senior
Yearling Holstein Bull owned by-Dr.
Louis Levinson, of this town won the
blue ribbon for the second consecutive
year at the Delaware State Fair, and
With this ribbon honor nice sum OF
cash went to the winner a !,
Lester Burge, of near.town,. secured
second prize for best Pure Bred Heifer
Of other breeds. in the Junior Club ex-
hibjt,
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Gard Of Thanks

To all the friends whose sympathd
and services were so kindly tenderey
during the death and burial of our wife
and mother, Mrs May :. Lafferty, we
return our most heartfelt thanks, and
may the day be far distant when they
will need similar attention.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
Card Of Thanks

We desire to extend our sincere
thanks to all of our friends and neigh
b lrs who were so kind to US during the
recent death Of our husband and father
Leonard Meredith. We also extend
thanks to those who sent floral offer.
ings. WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
Address Upon Ocean Grove

BY request of Rev. E. w. Mcdowell,
Rev. E w: CasweK will give an ad-
dress at Bethesda Church next Sunday
evening at the usual hour of worship,
7.30 o'clock. The subject will be "Va-
cation Sights and Scenes at Ocean
Grove"
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16
Buy Them Now

Have you bought your bonds
for the new Opera House If
not you had better do so to-day.
They are backed by securities
that make them safe.
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16

Sport and dress Hats, newest
shapes and shades, reasonably
priced. Also a pretty assortment
Of trimmings at
M. R. & K. A. DROLLS,
Middletown transcript., 1922-09-16

Saturday, September 23d being
a Holiday F0GEL'S will be closed
till 6 P. M, then open till II P. N.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-18
LA BoDA DE EsTA NocHE

Esta foche contraeran matrimonio, la
bella y gentir seforita Ana Luisa Le-
vel y nuestro querido amigo ell culto
escritor don Ramon Rodriguez Umpi-
rre.
La boda Sc Hevara efecto en- la
casa de la novia, y asistiran al acto los
intimos de los contrayentes
La virtuosa senorita Ana Luisa Le-
vel. pertenece a una distinguida fami-
la venezoiana de prosapia Intellectual;
su hermano fue uno de los poetas mo-
dernistas de meritos indiscutibles. Y
Ramon Rodriguez Umpire, por su Ia
lento y correcto proceder, es digno de
la mano de su hermosa prometida.
Enviamos a la dichosa parej', nues
ira mas afectuosa felicitaci6n, dese&n-
doles que la vida tenga para ellos todas
las alegrias Y las ilusiones todas, de
un rosal eternamente en- for.
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Ell sENADo NoMBRA UNA CONF
SION ESPECIAL PARA QUE ESTU-
DIE LA QUESTION LEGAL PLAN
TEADA CON MoTIvo DEL RECHA-
zAMIENTo DE LOS NoMBRA-
MIENTOS

En- la session de aver tarde, en- ell
senado, ell senior Hernandez Lopez pre-
sento la siguiente moci6n:
para poder estar en- perfecto CO.
nocimiento de toda la materia que .
relacione con los nombramientos que
haga ell Gobernador de acuerdo con Ell
Acta organica y con las leyes de Puer
to Rico, Ell senado designe una conf
sion especial compuesta de todos los
miembros de la Comisi6n Jurdiica, pa
ra que estudien en- todos sus aspectos
la referida question rindan un infor-
me a la mayor brevedad possible. .
La moci6n transcrita es enmenda-
da en- ell sentido de que former tam
bien parte de dicha comisi6n especial
dos senadores que seran designados por
ell sefior Presidcnte.
Puesta discussion la moci6n >hicie
ron uso de la palabra en- pro de la mis-
ma los seiiores Hernandez Lopez y Mar
tinez Davila y en- contra los sefiores
Tous Soto Martinez Nsdal.
Sometida finalmente votacion fue
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-18

Comit6 Territorial Rcpubicero habia
formulado contra este funcionario Que
sin embargo las acogieron nuevamente
para continuar presentan5o obstaculos
la mayorfa,
Tambi6n acus6 Ell orador, en- SUI pc
rcraci6n, al senador Socialista. Dijo que
el referido Senadcr siempre SO levanta
a hacer acusaciones vagas inciertas
con ell prop6sito de menospreciar ell
prestigio Y la honorabilidad de los fun
cionarios que va habfan adquirido gran
des m6ritos por sus brillantes ejecuto-
rias en- la judicatura del pals. AIeg6
ademas, que Ell senador Martinez Ma
dal, sin gran m6dula de verdad, dijo
cue Ell Partido Unionista estaba cavan-
do su prcpia ruina, es, -continu6
diciendo-, porque los miembros del
indiesdo partido sienpre que hacen acu
saciones, las hacen como en- ell presen-
tie caso con declaraciones juradas que,
de no ser ciertas, les costaria muchos
amos de presidio. Y aleg6 por lltimo,
que el Juez municipal Bolivar Pagan
habia lido en- union de Bolivar ochart,
a qliien Ell orador calific6 de agitador
vulgar, la carcel municipal de Fa-
jardo para ponerse de acuerdo con un
preso nevar cabo sus ilegalidades.
(El preso quien Sc referia ell senado:
Cuevas Zequeira es Pablo Estrada, a
quien Bolivar sentenei6 cumplir 80
dIas de carcel y despu6s que estaba cum
pliendo la referida sentencia Sc la re-
baj6 25 dias solamente.) Ell senador
Cuevas zequeira continue hacienda
otras graves acusaciones contra Ell can
didato, 10 que origino que Martinez
Nadal Sc levantara para indicarle que
por que no Sc presentaba una acusa-
cion criminal contra ell Juez, Ell Sens-
dor manifesto, que Ell Departamento de
Justicia era ell llamado a hacer acusa-
clones de esta naturaleza y que no ten
dria NADIA de particular que el referi
do departamento 10 hiciera asi. Y diio
ademas, ell senador por Humacao, Que
81 ell Departamento de Justicia hace
cumplir las leyes, Bolivar Pagan soria
encarcelado. Nuevamente volvio ell Sc
nor Martinez Nadal a interrumpir al
sehor Cuevas zequeira para indicarle
que el (Cueyas) estaba en- Ell deber de
presentar una acusaci6n cuando tuvie-
ra conocimiento de que las leyes han
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DEBATES AVER EN-
Ell SENADo CON MoTIvo DEL NOM
BRAMIENTo DEL JUEz DE
FAJARDO

Aver las once de la mefana con
tinu6 ell debate sobre el nombramiento
cue hizo el Gobernador favor de Bo-
hvar Pagan, para juez municipal de Fa
iardo. A moci6n del senador Herman
DEE Lopez, Sc dio por leida y aprobada
Ell acta de la session anterior.
Emrez6 hablar en- primer termi-
no ell Licdo. Cuevas Zequeira. Defen-
dio extensamente con briuantes argu-
mentaciones Ell informe que rindi6 ell Co
mite de Nombramientos del Senado, re
chazando para ocupar la plaza de Juez
Municipal de Fajardo, ell nombre de
Bolivar Pagan, a quien ell Com1te acu-
sa de incapaz y peligroso para la jus
ticia en- esta isla. El senador Cuevas
zequeira formula cargos concretos con-
ira Bolivar Pagan por sus actuaciones
publicas, que a su juicio eran inco-
rrectas ilegales. Dijo ell orador que
el Juez municipal de Fajardo habia
nevado cabo varias irregularidades
en- cl desempefio de sus funciones al
efecto present6 dos "affdavits" que
trataban de probar las ilsgalidades que
sc habian 1levado a cabo en- aquel tri-
bunal de Justicia. En- uno de sus pa
rrafos ell Senador por Humacao ma
nifesto cue tenia la presunci6n de que
Bolivar Pagan era honrado Y capaz Y
que ese mismo juicio formaba de todos
los hombres quicnes Ell no conocia.
Dijo que ojala que sus dotes como Juez
estuvieran en- consonancia con su men
talidad, pues asi scria una garantia pa
ra la Justicia plblica. Pero,-continu6
diciendo, desgraciadamente para 6l (Bo
Ivar) Sc habia probado Que estaba in
eapacitado para desempefiar ell cargo
de Juez v que constituia una amenaza
y un peigro para garantizar ell derecho
y la hbertad de los ciudadanos por su
apasionamiento politico. En- sus argu-
mentaciones dijo que los senadores de
la minoria no sc habian atrevido 81
quiera a afrmar con la fe de sus pala-
bras que ell funcionario unionista, a
quien clos habian combatido con tan
to interes y apasionamiento era un fun
cionario incapaz para desempefiar el
cargo de Fiscal de un Distrito. (Se re-
fer el Grader al nombramiento del
Lcdo. Diaz Collazo). AIego adem5s, que
Tous Soto saba que cl Gobernador ha-
bfa declarado sin lugar las acusacio-
nes apasionadas Y dc mala fe que Ell
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lnteresantes noticias ira
ducidas de los periodicos
editados en- Estados Unidos

que vive en- esta ciudad en- 2S7 oeste,
Parque Central que estudi6 con Ell
DR.. Steinach en- viena, inform6 haber
practicado diez operaciones en- esta ciu
dad. Ell pr. Benjamin dijo que en-
noviembre tiltimo lego un trsbajo en-
la Academia de Medicina de esta ciu-
dad, explicando Ell metodo de- citado
galeno
+ FL DR.. Lorenz, al ser interroga6o, di-
jo haberse rejuvenecido bastaute CO.
mo resultado de la operaci6n que su-
fri6 POGO antes de salir para este pals.
ESQ fue en- abril 13 de 1921, rrosigui6
el DIR. 1orenz, y pesar de ser un dfa
Is, La operacion fue de felices resul-
tados. La operaci6n llevada efecto
por el DIR. Victor Blum, un notable
cirujano de Viena, pues ell antor del
metodo de la opsracion no es cirujano.
Ell Dr. Benjamin, comentando el
procedimiento del DR.. Steinach, dijo
que en- vez de REJUvENECIMIENTO.
81 usaba la palabra RESTITUTION. Di
jo que cuando una persona por su es-
tado ssnil no puede levar a efectos
ciertos trabajos que por falta lie vigor,
ese estado podia scr modificado por
medic dc una operaci6n, retardando asf
de esta manera Ell estado senu.
Con Ell procedimiento del Dr.. Stei-
mach, dijo ell Dr. Benjamin. no es me-
cesario ell trasplante de las glandulas
del mono. Basta solo activar. revfvir
fortifcar ell sistema glandular del pa
ciente. ESQ So consigue por medic de
una ineisi6n una Iigadura de un
canal conocido con Ell nombre du vaso-
Lgature. 10 que estimula una glandula
importante muy necesaria para el man
tenimiento de las fuerzas mertales
fisicas. De esta manera, muchas perso-
mas Sc fortifcan la memoria, Ia vista,
Ell dido, ganan en- peso y en- actividad
ffsica hasta consiguen ell crecimiento
del pelo. Ell DIR. Benjamin cs lin es-
pecialista en- intermediates nervlosas e
internas. Un professor de un coIegio de
Pennsylvania, ahadi6 ell DR.. Benjamin.
hace unos meses sc me quejo que no
ola casi NADIA y despues de Ia opera
ci6n alega que puede oir gran dis
tancia ell TIC TAG de un reloj, en-
contrandose hoy en- un estado de vita
idad incredible.
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aprobada por mayoria y Ell presidente
designo los senadores Hernandez L6-
pez y Tous Soto para que Sc unieran a
la Comisi6n Jurfdica del Senado en- la
formation de la comisi6n especial OBJ
jeto de la moci6n.
Del debate suscitado cen motive
de Ia presentation de esta moci6n a
juzgar por las manifestaciones hechas
per el senior Martinez Nadal, Sc des-
prende que ell objeto de la mayoria al
pretender que sea estudiada la question
de los nombramientos y Sc enita un in
forme al efecto, es con ell objeto de
que oficialmente conste en- record Ia
ilegalidad que pueda cometerse por cl
Executive en- ell case de que sean nom
brados nEevamente las personals cuyos
nombres han sido rechazados por ell Sc
nado, Y poder actuar de acuerdo con
Ell criterio de la referida comisi6n es-
pecial.
''La oposicion de la minoria,-dijo
ell seiior Martinez Nadal-- IN apro
bacion de esta mocion, Sc debe al de-
SEQ de los senores de la minorfa de que
Ell Gobernador las autoridades de
Washington desconozcan la verdadera
Interpretation legal de esta question,
segin ell punto de vista de la mayoria
de este Senado, para que no puedan
desvanecerse las opiniones que en- con-
trario les han sido suministradas al Go
bernador por los hombres que defender
puntos de vista contrarios a los sosteni-
dos por esta mayorfa''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-18

Con este logr6 Lenine descuhrir que
la organization de production distri-
bucion. deberia ser objeto de una nue.
va forlna de gobierno. Este paso fue
grandemente atacado por los capitals
tas europeos, califcando Ell heclo como
una regresi6n al comerciadsmo ignomi
nioso.
Tinalmente muchos compreDdieron
que la revoluci6n economical de Russia
era. mas o menos la expropiac:on de
Marx en- 10 relative a la expropiacion
de les expropiadores y que una cosa
era para Ell gobierno ruso expropiar a
los exp~opiadores moscovitas y otra CO.
"a era haeerlo con los expropiadores
franceses e ingleses. Los ex-capitalistas
2usos han Observable que el gobierno de
EEoscu favorece mas los capitalistas
franceses y britanicos cue clos. por
10 cual ''esta concession a los capita
ustas del occidente pone fin las ex
cusas &c los grandes poderes para re-
conocer al gobierno de Moscl.' Desdo
un primo: :pio ha sido Ell, Ell dnico CO.
bierno que ha prestaao stencion las
personals que piensan y valen Yo no
haLlo -continto diciendo Bernard
Shaw de los Estados Unidos, pero
espero que ellos reconozcan srs pro-
pios pecados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-18
cUNETAs QUE NO
HUELEN A RosAS

Numcrosos vecinos Sc nos han que
jado, una vez mas, del desagradable
clor que despide la cloaca situada Ger
ca de la Puerta de San Juan, pues Sc
hace insoportable pasear por aquel 81
ito mas adn residir ALI.
Transferimos la queja Que nos ha-
cen los vecinos de referencia, nerece-
dores de toda consideration y respeto,
la Sanidad Local
Esperamos que la Administration
unionista ponga remedio a este NAL.