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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-30
Ell MUNDo
En- Ia escuela SUI.
perior de Yauco
Tarde de ensuefios
mtlsica

Tarde de ensuenos. -. m1sica.. :.
poesia.
Momentos de ilusiones, de visiones
fantasticas que Sc agolpan en- nuestro
cerebro empaiiando el iris de nuestros
ojos.. que. jamas desearfamos des-
peiar de nuestras mentes. que atn
momentos despues de ese estado del alma
dominada por una fuerza sobrenatural
no nos es possible dominar nuestra plu-
ma que Sc detiene tremula. para aprs
sar el enjambre de ideas que Sc agolpan
en- nuestra imagination
Era una tarde en- que todos los cora
zones latian al unisono para rendirle un
homemade de admiration un poeta.
I'm orador :. un periodista. 81. un hijo
de estos wales del Coayuco Don Mo,
desto Cordero. .orgullo del Parnasa
portorriQueno.
La Escuela Superior mansion de
la Ciencia y la Sabiduria !. /. donde Sc
martilla en- los tiernos cerebros de la ju
ventud yaUcana. haciendoles com
prender los benefcios de la instruction. .
que, cual una diadema esparce su ra-
diante luz, abrio sus puertas para reci-
bir carifosamente a uno de los prime
ros hombres que dieron impulse al mo-
vimiento intellectual de nuestro pueblo:
Don Modesto Cordero.
En- ell salon de actos Reinaba ell silen
clio. Sc notaba algo extraordinario en-
los rostros de todos los alumnos. Aque-
las encantadoras virgenes. !. que des-
pedian por sus ojos Ell fuego de los tr6-
piccs. IL. aquellas nliradas profundas
que penetraban en- el fondo de nuestras
almas. :. aquellos rostros serios de los
jovenes ansiosos de escuchar al poeta !.
itoda una iuventud que sube con la ilu-
sion de la vida en- la edad primayeral. !!
Tarde dc ensueilos. :. !. musica. =.
poesia. -!
Impossible materializar en- letras de mol
de la magnifcencia del programa tan de-
licadamente delineado. Divague-
mos.
Abri6 ell acto, Ell active principal de
este plantel, senior Rafael Perez Porra-
ia, quien explico en- breves palabras, el
objeto de aquella asamblea.
Luego fuimos atraidos por una mis-
teriosa e inconsciente suggestion. =. La
seilora Maria c. de Maldonado arranca-
ba del blanco marfil del piano las mas
delicadas y sublimes notas, acompafiada
por ell artista Alberto Torres que arran
caba misteriosas notas a su magico vio-
lin: Y aquella dulce ammonia nos trans
porto hacia Ell dulce reinado de la idea
lidad !. Il a I'm paraje en- que Ell valor
artistico, social moral, Sc sobreponia
a las diversas .preocupaciones que tene.
mos en- esta prosaica vida, tan huerfana
en- la epoca actual de par6ntesis de ale
gria.s Y sincera fraternidad.
Escribiamos apuntes, cuando vimos
en- la tarima, la esfgie de un angel ].
pero sin alas. Era un angel que reia y
que su risa penetraba EN- .el fondo de
nuestros corazones. u. una risa que vo-
laba en- el peril del viento. sus ojos. +.
que rsfejaban Ell aztil del cielo. 81. su
diminuto pero gTacioso cuerpo. era
cual una miniature de bellisimos peta-
los. y su traie vaporoso. Quasi
transparente 80. hacian una combina-
cion ideal Ana j. Rodriguez. i. de-
licado capullito de nuestra Escuela su-
perior.
DoNA ENCARNAcION ARROYO DE
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II

Declamabai en- honor del poeta. ~.
periodista. .orador. =. Ia Sinfonia
Hel6nica . palabras que nadaban en-
hondas cristalinas por el espacio, y que
venfan unidas al perfume tan delicioso..
due llizo enajenar nuestras almas ..
palabras magicas .s..., brillantes.
eran perlas que brotaban de aquellos Ia
! bios. 49,. que incitaban nn beso de
amor Tnterpret6 a Esteves poniendo
toda su alma virginia. r.. seductora.
Aquel1as estrofas rompfan el espacio con
I'm estruendo de finos cristales que Sc
quebraban Y la sntileza de un tenue ra-
70 de luna 8. de vestales ~ virge-
mes inmaculadas de pajaros. . de
rosas. =. de perfumes -.
Luego 4. toc6le ell turno este hu
miide cronista, para dar la bienvenida
al poeta, como Presidente de la socie-
dad Literaria 'Cervantes- Shakespeare
de esta Escuela Superior. No comentare-
mos sobre la apologize hecha de la vida
literaria de don Modesto Cordero. -.
Para mas arlnonfa mas ritmo
mas poesia, volvio a genir el violin.
y del piano saltaban notas dulces.
/ cadenciosas. enigmaticas. miste-
riosas. Era un eco sonoro de misica
agradable que heria suavemente los
delicados ofdos del incipiente auditorio,
producia en- nuestro ser deliciosa SEN
saci6n.
Luego Sc present6 ell declamador de
nuestra Escuela, Ell ioven Felipe Vega
recitando la poesia "Canto la Juven-
tud'', del poeta homenajeado. Nuestro
companero deleit6 grandemente la con
currencia, tributandosele un ovacionado
APPLAUSE, y la feicitaci6n del autor, por
su fiel Interpretation, identifcandose con
Ell alma de la poesia.
Tocole la presentation de don Modes
| to, a nuestro professor de castellano don
Santiago Negroni, quien hizo un estu-
dio de las facultades literarias al poe
ta... orador =. .periodista :. tan CO.
A4OO4AO NAO0AA0 ou LII ce41Clds Lid
nos obliga callar. :.
Y por fin Sc adelanta ell poeta para
dirigir la tan esperada palabra. Ese as
tro que va esparciendo per todas parties
su luz soiiadora, Y que sus rayos nos dan
mas impulses para gozar de la Illusion
de la vida, para sostener nuestro privi-
legio en- IA naturaleza, nuestra superior
gerarquia en- Ia Creacion.
Poeta de imagination RIGA. . fecun-
da. de un coraz6n sensible. IT,. un
alma generosa. Su palabra por mo-
mentos electrizaba la concurrencia,
nos decia que su imagination vagaba
por las regiones de los dulces ensuenos. :.
reccrdando los tiempos de la infancia
que paso en- las campifas yaucanas.
Enton6 su Ira lie arranc6 su de-
licado Instruments un hermoso poema
improvisado. -. que conmovi6 a todos
los concurrentes
y recordando a1n las frases de don
Modesto que eran cual reguero de luz.
que iluminaba Ell sendero de toda una
| jpventud, saliinos de aquel recinto atn
con las emociones en- nuestras almas
que Sc hicieron imborrables por la fuer-
"a de su impression, por su radiaci6n in
tensa. que nos condujo la morada
de lin mundo ideal.
Santiago NEGRoNT JR.
Yauco, P. R., enero 2e, de 1922.
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I'm verdadero Mago

Esta en- Santurce en- la caIle del Par
que No. "a, el mas conocido professor
en- Ciencias Ocultas. Ell cual SO propone
dar conocer sus grandes conocimien.
tos en- Telepatia, Grafoligia, Nicroman
cia, Cartomancia, Quiromancia. Esprit
tisno, Hipotismo y Mentalismo. Tam
bien trabaja en- su carrera espiritista
donde podra I'd. oir una COMMUNICATION
sin necesidad de Mediums, tambien le
ensehara un familiar muerto en- I'm es-
pejo. tDesea I'd. sacar una sotografia
de I'M familiar niuerto? Dirijase a Il.
No juzgue por los irnitadores visitels
y desengadese. o escriba hoy mismc.
Todos mis- trabajos son gratis; Pre-
clio; la consulta gratis; la Buena ven-
tura gratis; la suerte de la Baraia gra-
tbs; ell signo gratis; presentar una per
soma en- un espejo gratis. Trabajos de
la Camara Espiritista gratis. No man
de sellos. Solo su direction. Tambien
recibira un Catalogo nustrado. Direc-
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DE MATERIALES,
IMPRENTA Y TRANSPORTE
sUBAsTA

Sc recibiran proposiciones bajo
sobre cerrado hasta las 1000 a. m,
febrero 20, 1922, para el suminis-
tro de una installation completa de
Rayos x para fines de diagn6stico,
incluyendo trabajos fuoroscopicos
y de radiografia, similar a la ms
talaci6n Campbell.
Pueden obtenerse proposiciones
en- blanco dirigiendose al Negocia-
de Materiales, Imprenta y Trans
porte, San Juan, P. R.
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LA OLA DE sUIcIDIos

En- Ell barrio 'El Quemado'' de Ma
yagiiez, ia joven Petra Rivera, de II
amos, puso fin sus dfas, lanzandose
dentro de un charco en- una qrebrada.
AsEntos amorosos indujeronla suici-
darse Ell DR.. Guzman, certifc6 Ia muer
te por asfxia. ~
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UNA H1sToR1A MARAv1L1osA

En- Ell papel caracteristico de Ra-
quel en- una magnifica historic de amor
del dorado California, Clara KimbalI
Young alcanza ell zenit de SUI larga Ca
rrera de triunfos, siendo notable por es-
to SUI production tPoR Ell ALMA
DE RAFAEL, que Sc estrenara prom
to en- los cines ''Tres Banderas'',
"Rialto' y 'tOlimpo'' Advt.
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CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG

cuyos triunfos tltimamente han sido
unanimemente reconocidos, ofrcce al pi
blico de Puerto Rico su tercera produc-
cion extraordinaria titulada '.Por ell
Alma de Rafael, cuyo estreno Sc We
rifcara EN- los cines '9Tres Banderas'',
sRialto'' y "olimpo'' muy pronto.
Advt.
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Venta de Hielo

Ofrecen1os hieIo de nuestra
olanta de San German, a I'm
precio n1odico. Para informes
dirIanse a Brau y Soto. Com
pahia Industrial Occidental. San
German, Puerto Rico.
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En- Ia parada 2 ~, en- Puerta' de Tie
ira, el autom6vil QUO griaba don AL
berto Mackman, arroll6 Pablo M. Qui
jano. ocasionandole contusiones de pro-
nostico reservado, de las cuales fus
asistido en- la sala de socorros J tras-
ladado al hospital municipal, en- donde
Sc encuentra recluido actualmente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-30

cuero caDeuuOU,
hacienda ell cabe-
no quebradizc Pu
70 aceite de COCO
mulsided,, ell cuai
es p1ro Q inofensi
vo, es mucho me-
jor que Ell jab6n
mas costoso o cual
quier otra cosa
que pueda usted
usar para el sham
pn. No perjudica
Ell eabello en- abso
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Ell aceite de coco es
un sEampu eficacfsimo

ST quicre usted conservar su cabells-
ra en- buen estado, fijese con que Ia
lava.
La mayoria de los japones de sham
pds preparados contienen demasiado al
cali.
Este es muy dahino pues deseca el
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ESCALERA GREGG SHORTHAND
SCHOOL

Eminente "ME-
C A NOGRAFA".
con un record de
rs a 80 palabras
por minutes. La
intelegentd 81 M a
senorita Hill d a
Brown, alumna
de la escuela ES-
'CALERA GREGG
SCHOOL que en-
breve sc gradua-
ra. escribe tai CO.
mo aparece en- la
adjunta fotogra-
fla un sin mime
TO de palabras
por minutes. Con
Ia misma senci-
llez que un aero
plano Sc remonta
a los aires Y de-
safia las nubes v
hace un "Loop in
the Loop" con
esa misma SEN
cillez v donosura
hace esta deliea-
da z fna seno-
rita caminar la
"REMING TO N
R E FORMADA'
s'empre vencedo-
ra que .iamas el
movimiento d e
sus diminutos de-
dos pueden verse
con la velocidao
y rapidez con que
caminan.
Felicitamos a
tan culta senorits
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Es necesario que en- cada NUM-
cipio de esta isla se organize Ia 80
ciedad flantr6pica "El Zapato de
los Nifos Pobres". Esta sociedad
giene trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
6xito que podemos asegurar que
todos los nifios pObres que asisten
. las escDelas van debidaments cal
gAdos.
MARIA r. DE- SUAlREZ.
?, O. Box 11a7. 3an Juan. Advs
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JOSE DEFHLO

Joyerfa, Plateria y ReIojeria. Ca
lie Salvador Brau OF. San Juan,
EspeciaIidad en- monturas de
briIlantes y piedras finas.
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tan culta senorita
siendo uno de los
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ARRoLIADo PoR UN AUTO

ciaIes.
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Yauco, P. R., enero 2e, de 1922.
Graham guardian., 1922-01-27
FIRE DESTROYS COTTON
IN MATTRESS FACTORY

..YUMA-Fire OF unknown origin
damaged the Pickens Mattress Fac
tory on Third street near Madison
avenue early Sunday morning.
]. II. Cameron. manager OF the
Yuma exchange OF the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
was passing the building shortly be.
fore . o'clock when he noticed the
flames. Considerable cotton stored in
the building for use in the manufac.
turing OF mattresses was burned. The
building, constructed OF sheet iron,
was damaged slightly.
Pickens is we'll known TO Stafford
people. He lived here several years
and opened up the first mattress fac.
tory in the town. Late last summer
he sold his factory to Mr.. Rogers and
moved to Yuma where he has since
been engaged in business.
Graham guardian., 1922-01-27
Worth ConsIderlnu

The question Is not SO much how
you contract cold, but how to get rid
OF It with the least loss OF time and
inconvenience. II you VIII consider
the experience OF others under similar
circumstances, who have been most
successful in checking their colds, in
their beginning. you will secure bot
tie OF Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy
without delay. and use il faithfully.
There are mans families who have
used this preparation successfully for
years and hold II in high esteem, II
Is excellent Adv
Graham guardian., 1922-01-27
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The New York herald., 1922-03-15
Two Jockeys Suspended
For Poor Rides at Mobile
Ryan and Dominick Earn the
Wrath Of the Stewards.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
MOBILE. Ala, March 14.-After Rising
Rock won the feature event at the Fair
Grounds to-day Jockeys J. P. Ryan and
j. Dominick who finished second and
third respectively with Fort Churchill
and Panaman, were suspended indef-
initely by the stewards. 1t did not APP
pear as though the two riders put forth
their best efforts on their mounts, and
either of them could have won had he
been the least bit more energetic. Rising
Rocks margin of victory was narrow
one, and few feet past the wire both
his rivals were in front of him.
FIRST RACE-Tor maiden three -year-olds
claiming; purse $500: about five furlongs-
Miss La veita. 1i5 (Wida), to !. to
and 4 to o.. won; Crest. 10 (Groth)
TO 2. to 8 and out, second; Eastward
Princess. 115 tMangan), 10 to ], to ]
and 3 TO /. third. Time. ! :O3 20. Also
ran-Grace King, sheka. sun Time Jack
ville Kitty NJ, Wireless and High Value.
SECOND RACE-For four-year-olds and up
ward: claiming: purse $500 one mile and
seventy yards-Brown Bill, 112 tManganl,
io7 (Wails). to ]. 6 to s and 3 to ;.
second; Dickie W., ia Gray, to ].
3 to and to ., third Time; ! :5i 10.
tain Hodge. Obstinate. Banyan. skyeball
and Pie.
THIRD RACE-For three-year-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse $500: about five
furlongs-Capers. 1i6 fRicep. q to /. ; TO .
and 10 .. won; Princess Lou. 115 Gray
= TO l. . to ! and even second: Dahinda
1f3 (Wida). 10 to ]. 10 l and 10 1,
third. Time / 100. Also ran-Dinty, T.. G..
Corley Arthur Middleton. Jimmie o. OBrien,
Treadwell. D'Soward and Malvollo.
FOURTH RACE - For threc-year-o and
upward: allowances; purse $500: about
five furlongs-Rising Rock. IFS fHinphy)
10 4.~out and out. won Fort Churchill.
ia (Ryan). to ]. 8 to and to 9,
second Panaman. iii tDominict), I to ..
to 10 and 1 TO 2. third. Time. 100.
Also ran-Ace OF Aces and Assumption.
FIFTH RACE-For three-year-olds and up
ward: claiming: purse $500: about six
and n half furlongs-Krah, 116 (Wida),
TO .. Z to and 20 5. won, Cacambo.
III (BorganowskD. to /, s to ; and
to :. second; Exhorter. III OHinphy).
6 TO s, to and out. third. Time, 20 20.
Also ran--Phean and Michiavelli.
SIXTH RACE-For three-year-olds and up-
ward: claiming; purse $500: one mile and
seventy yards-Cockroach, ia (Howard),
70 10 / 10 and TO I. won: Horeb, ia
Murphy, to I. s to and to s. second /.
She Devil, ia Gray. 4 to I, to ) and
TO :, third Time, ~ Id. Also rap
Link Boy. Pretender. Nab Au Revoir and
La Kross.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
Government Acts to Save
Olympic Games for France
Asks City Council of Paris to
Reconsider Offer.

Special Gable 10 THE Nrw YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, bv THE NEW YoRK HERALD
New Aork Herald Bureau.
Paris, March II.
The battle by French sportsmen to
retain the Olympic games, although the
Paris Municipal Council is willing to
advance only 100000 francs for en-
tertainment. and training. took on a
more important aspect this morning
when the Government interfered. With
President Millerand presiding the Cab
met declared its intention to aid the
Olympic committee as far as possible
and Immediately took steps to have the
city fathers reconsider their ridIculously
insufficient offer In order not to diminish
Frances athletic prestige.
The sporting group in the Chamber Is
expected to ask for at least 5000, 900
francs direct from the Government and
will undertake to erect new stadium
either in the Pare des Princes or at
Colombes if the Government win APP
prove loan issue for this purpose. The
refusal of the Municipal Council to open
the city's treasury to the athletes of the
world is stirring MP bitter recriminations
against the City Hall as 100000 francs
already has been set aside for the enter
tainment OF an unimportant group OF
Czecho-Slovaki athletes who are ex-
pected to visit Paris next summer.
The Olympic committee has not yet
passed officially on the suggestion from
Lyons that the games be transferred
there. but II Is not likely that the COM
mittee will risk losing the games en-
tirely by submitting the question TO a
telegraphic referendum by the reprcscn-
tatives of the forty-two nations involved.
The New York herald., 1922-03-15
Mobile Entries.

First Racc-Purse $500. claiming; for
three -year-olds and upward; about five fur
longs: Skyman. 100; Midnight Stories. 10;
Mary Mallon, 115; Baby Evelyn, 10o; Armis-
tice, 120; Enos. 40: Lady Rochester, 100;
Surn,cunt 12o: Powder Face. 1O5; Sacajawea.
1f5. Mr.. Kruter. 115. Alverida l05: Arrow
Point, 11J Eleanor T., 103.
Second Eace--Purse $500: claiming: for
four-year-olds and upward: about five fur
longs: Seaboard. III: Flying Orb. III;
Frenchy. Ill: Marse Jimmie. Ill: Magnet
bid. ioi: st. Just. 12O: Granny Lee. III: {:
Back Bay. 1i6; Cobalt Lass. LOG; San Diego.
49, Cremona, 106.
Third Race--Purse $500; claiming: for
three year-olds and upward: about five fur
longs: Marmite, Ill Portlight. 116; Jaso,
1917 Murphy. III; Kirah. 1903; Carl Rob-
Fourth Race-Purse s7oo: for three-year-
olds and upward: mile and seventy yards:
Financial Rooster. 10; Phelan. 109: Oak
lawn Belle, 10S; Grace Mayors. 49, Serbian
1oe Marse John. 1os; Pimico, 120i Sandy
Fifth Race--Purse $500; claiming; for four
year-olds and upward mile and seventy
yards Bonbast, ia: Theresa. 107 Old RYE.
ia Annette Teller 109: Tom Logan. III:
ia: Captain Burns. 100; w. G.. McClintocy.
1i2 Olive James. l0i: Rosefield. 100. Phil
istine, no. Wcdan. t0a
Sixth Race-Purse $500 claiming for three
year-olds: mile and seventy yards: Tfifo.
110: Dolly Warden, f0j Miss Crestwood. In ,
War Relief, 105; Execution, 1f2. @Doris. 100.
Weather cloudy; track good.
.Apprentice allowance of pounds claimed.