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de detectivi Charles Newell 81
de detectivul Clarence Banks.
Gu doua gloantc in capatina-i
sparta de IN Instrument srcu, ca
davrul doamnei Mary Burns, dc
90 AMI. 4152 I,orain ave, a fost eX-
humat din groapa nou sapata, IN
20 paduricc siilgurateca, situata La
cinci mile sprc nord de Paincsville.
La snta de mcili de groapa a
gasit palarie de catifea albastra
ce era patata de singc, langa ca Q
gheata neagra. lntre frunzc s'a
mai gasit un patton de blana stro-
pit de sange.
Doamna Burns a fost vazuta ul,
TINA data in viata Martha trccut5,
la pravalioara de zaharicale, situa-
ia in coltul Lorain ave. 81 w. 25th,
proprietatea barbatului ei. Pc vre-
me &C eri scara rudele 81 barbatul
sau an stabilit idcntitatea eli, IN
ON care era enigma pentru de-
|tectivi, fost copilus la polite pen
|tr,i .ca sa fic 3nsssegat. Detectivii
planuiau asta noapte sa fie dus la
locul crimei sperand ca astfel il
vor face sd martnriscasca. Daca
nici aici nu va face marturisire
politia vrea sal duca la morga ju
detului Lake ili Painesville, undt
zacc cadavrui femeiei asasinate
sal intrebe langa cadavru.
, Acest ON fost confruntat ct
toate rudelc femeei ucise, ddr G
rcpeta eli nu site mimic dc erin;
comisa. Dansul a spus numai a
Itat:
"Nu stu mimic dc aceasta cri
ma. Este adcvarat G am fost il
paduricea unde att gasit cadavru
81 cam parasit padurea cand an
vdzut cd vcniti d-yoastra. Oar Ell
nu faceam altccva decat yoiam $;
adun castane. Am manat apoi /;
Painesville 81 de acolo la Cleve
land. -
| Omul a fost arestat eri dupa d
miazi de niste detectivi. Ell fos
urm5rit dupa ce a fost vazut il
padurice. Numarul automobilulu
sau a fost vazut 81 s'a telefona
imediat politiei care a luat pasi
necesari sd fie arcstat.
Dol mcdici dentisti. d-rul \
Cornell. HOOP Cedar road 81 d-ru
w. r. Beattla, 2o46 Stearns road
carl au descoperit hainelc cu san
ge, apoi cadavrul, au vazut pc a
cest ON, dimpreuna cu detectivi
Rasmussen, Graves, 81 procuroru
! Ostrander.
!, .sDansul avut in mana corf;
/ 81 a fost vazut la zece minute dup
! ce-au fost gasite hainele victimei,
\ a dcclarat d-rul Cornell. Am ere
zut ca 81 el apartine detectivilor
II am zis mimic. Cand am ajun
langa el, zis: Precum Sc vede n
! gasesc castane -si a aruncat cor
ia. undergraduates spre sost an
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-26
Pl8olul Murd$anu
oprit de a mai
hntra in biSerica

lntTa in blSerlca
Cetim in youngstown Viz
dicator" urmatoarclt:
Miercuri dimineata IL orele
10, judecatorul David G.. Jen-
kins a oprit temporar pc preo-
tul 0ctavian Muresan, parohul
bisericei "Sfanta Treime'' din
Wilson Avenue, sd mai intre in
biserica, sd mai faca serviciul
divin sau sa miste vre-un object
din dependintele bisericii. Pre-
otul Muresan locuieste la IS
N. Rebecca Street. Procesul la
fost intentat de d. Stefan Flo
rescu, membru in buna regula
al bisericii, in numele paroche-
nilor. Advocatul sau este d.
G. P. Keiser.
Conform celor aratate in pc
titia d-lui Florescu, in ziua de
II Noembrie 1921, preotul Mu-
resan a fost ales paroh al ace
lei biserici, Gu conditiunea ca
sa arate poporenilor documen-
tele carl il indreptatesc sa SER
veasca La altar. Dansul insa nu
STA arafat credentialele Ia
membril acelei parohii, 81 Sc Ii
ce ca lear fl spus ca de Use va
cere sa-si dea dimisia, nu va ce-
da decat unei siliri Gu puterea.
In aceasta petite preotul e.
ste invinuit Guinea ar fl inain-
tat Mitropolitului Primat al
Romaniei un memoriu foarte
indicator in eroare, in care pc
ianga altele invinuia 81 biseri-
cile din localitate ca ar incerca
sa induplece pc membri ca sa-si
paraseasca credinta lor greco
ortodoxa, lucru care va da loc
numai 10 o sfada interna 81 ex-
terna. Conform celor spuse de
credinciosii carl au intentat
rrocesul, ramanerea preotului
Muresan in slujba ar insemna
un dezastru in starea financia-
ra a bisericii.
Petitia zice ca acestui preot
is 'au adus anumite invinuiri,
in carl Sc cuprinde turpitudine
(marsavie) morala, la carl din.
sui ma volt sd dea explicatii
intorcand o ureche surda atunci
cand is a cerut so faca. Dan
sui a fost dus inaintea juratilo1
della scotia Trumbull county
pentru vina de a-si fn insusit
bani pc nedrept (embezzle-
ment).
Conform celor scrise in peti
tie, parintele Muresan estearo
giant 81 arbitrator in tinuta $
lmpotrivirile sale, astfel ca tot
membrii cei buni les din sanu
parohiei. Acum epitropii in
tampina greutati Gu adunares
banilor della membrii ramasi
spre al plati salariul.
/ Petitionarii zic ca preotul a
re in posesiunea sa anumit'
carti sfinte, testamente 81 obie'
te necesare la facerea serviciu
lui divin. I'll mai spun ca dac;
preotul Muresan nu este opri
| de q intra in bjserica, va ave;
loo o mare explozie de rascoal;
intre membrii leali bisericii 8
intre sprijinitorii sal.
Pc ziua de 81 August s'a II
nut 3 adunare generala, la car
lisa cerut preotului sa-si de-
dimisia, insa dansul ma volt.
.-.-~----.------
&C yOm primi charterul nou, D
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BULLETIN

Henry ]. Barns, barbatul fe-
meiei ucise, . fost acuzat All
dimineata, de asasinare de pri-
mul grad, de catre locotenentul
de detectivi Charles Newell 81
de detectivul Clarence Banks.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-26

BARBATUL EI ESTE ARESTAT

Black Brook, apoi a urcat in au-
tomobilul sau 81 a disparut. Imc-
dat mi-am insemnat numarul. de-
oarece am crezut ca foarte extra
ordinar ca un ON ST fie atat de des-
interesat atunci cand toti moi cram
atatt de excitati.'
Tn numar de femei carl UNI
blau dupa castanc, erau asemcnca
dc fata tand doctorii au gasit
prima ul.ma a crimei. III yanau in
aceast;. padurc &c este proprleta-
tea cailor ferate Baltimore &
Ohio. Dupa ce-au dcscoperit hai-
nele patatc dc sangc, au mers ia
casa feImicrului Robert Babcock
81 au tclefonat authorization din
Painesville, earl in catcva minute
au fost la fata locului 81 au inter
prins cautarca cadavrului Gu aju-
torul celor dol medici. Dupa MAJ
multa cautarc ci au gasit groa
pa nou sapata, asupra Garcia au
/; fost lnlpraStiate niste frnnze us.
(. cate. Oamcnii au inceput sd sapc
81, la doua urine adancimc, a,
easit cadayrul unei femei, de ju
matate goala. Dansa fost inlpus
cata dc doua orr prin cap 81 fata
la fost acopcrita de taieturi 81
sgaraituri. Capatina ia fost spar
Ia in mai multe locuri. probabil
de un instrument grcu. Fcmeia i
purtat un ciorap negru de matas.
81 o gheata. Capul la fost invali,
intro fusta. Mantle i-au fost lega
te GU niste sdrente rupte din fusts
, ei. Pc un brat avca un cias, care {
stat la ora 3. Alte semne nu S at
gasit pc cadavru, &c fost trans
portal Ia morga judetului in Pal
nesville.
Detcctivii, reintorcandu-sc und,
au gasit primele urine de sange
au dat de mai multe piesc dc hal
he. intre altelc 81 un collier cu Ill
ametist. In paltonul de blana $ al
gasit niste manuSi elegante. S al
mai gasit 81 un belciug GU Z chei
Rudele eli, gasitc cri noaptc, Il,
declarat ca doamna Burns ave,
obiceiul Sd poartc trei inelc ri
diamante mari. ascmenea 81 cercr
de diamant.
:. Ldentificarca cadavrului S a Ia
cut de barbatul asasinatei. Cane
is an dat cheile, exclamat: Ell
apartin sotiei mele.r'
! Apoi s'au comunicat ccle in
tamplate. Burns spus ca sofia 5;
disparut de Marti seara, cand Q
a petrecut noaptea in villa lor d;l
Mentor, crezand Cd gasesc acoi,
pc sofia mea, dar dansa II a fos
acolo. Am gandit G "a mers la Gle
veland sa-Si ccrcctezc rudelc. Me-
curl dimineata IN am trczit 81 an
gandit sd merg i'll padurice dup
icastanc. NJ M'am urcat in cativ
castani, dar cand s'a rupt creang
unui pom Gu mine. am cazut 5
IN am rant fOarte rau la man;
deci am mcrs La doctorul Mars
din Painesville, care IN "a lega
Dmpa accea m am dus in pravali
, mea unde politia mia spus d
asasinarca sotiei mele.''
Politia insa are niSte indicii ca
vor duce, Gu siguranta. la desc,
! iperirea ucigas,llui. S'a gisit Il
nasture de barbat,, ce, precul
Sc crede, cazut de pc palton'
asasinului cand s'a comis Grim
Isl s'a mai gasit 81 IN glont nee
Iploadat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-26

Black Brook, apoi $ Il urcat i'll au-
tomobilul sau 81 disparut. Imc-
dat mi-am insamnat numarul, de-
Oarcce am crezut ca foarte extra
ordinar ca un ON ST fie atat de des-
interesat atunci cand toti moi cram
atatt de excitati. .
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Rev. DR.. Grint Bids
Farewell to st. Andrews
Continued from Page One

leges of the rectorship Of this par
ish | chose for my text the 9th
verse of the Sd chapter of st.
Pauls first epistic 10 the CORN
thians; and today in conclusion of
my rectorship once again use 1.-THE
same text: 1--WE are Gods fellow
workers" When we think Of God s
work the devout mind ought to be
filled with astonishment, both be-
cause of its grandeur and its min
uteneSs. We see manifestation of
these everywhere. Go out any
where in our own beautiful state
and see the wonders-the little
brooks, beautiful green hills, the
mountains capped with snowfall
works of God. But the browning
work of God is man, and he is
capable of wonderful things in the
direction of heaven and capable of
wonderful things in the direction
of hell. God is omnipotent in that
he is able to do all things without
help of man, but so condescending
that He permits His creatures to
have a share in His work. You and
| are Gods fellow workers. In
every parish there are two distinct
classes-the workers and the non
workers. St. Andrews is remark
able for its parish workers. Con-
sidering the duties and the home
cares of its numbers, St. Andrew 5
will compare favorably with any
parish that | have ever been con-
nected with. The glory Of St. An
drew's is it, workers, for parish,
for diocese, for nome missions and
those of foreign lands. | thank
God it has been ny privilege to
labor here and to come into con-
tact with the self-sacmficing work
ers, particularly the women. God
bless you,
1t has been my privilege in the
twelve years to enter your homes,
to minister to the afflicted, to COM
fort the sick, and to be with you
when sorrow has fallen on your
homes, and | have tried to minis
ter in the name of Jesus Christ, the
Master. 1t has been my privilege to
minister to you in church baptising
the children presenting you to the
Bishop for the laying on of hands
in confirmation, celebrating the
mysteries Of the Altar by placing
in your hands the Bread of Life
for the nouriShmenC of your souls,
have united men and women in
the holy bonds of matrimony, en-
phasizing the indissolubilitv of the
words "Whom God hath joined to-
gether let no man put asundcr,'
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but words set aside so readily by
our easy-going courts. And | have
been with you at the burial of your
dead. BLESSED are the dead who
die in the Lord"
1t has been my privilege to meet
with your societies and to note
your efforts made for the building
up and the prosperity of the
church. | have noted the work OF
that remarkable band of women as
the Rector's Aid, and | thank them
here for all they have done for the
work of the parish; St. Margaret
Guild, helping in so many ways
the choir, whose privilege it is to
sing the praises OF God, the Men 5
Club, the Altar Guild, and the So
ciety Of little people under the
efficient help of Mrs. Bennett; the
Sunday school workers for what
they are trying to do, doing work
often neglected by the parents.
Sunday school teachers were never
intended to supplant but to supple
ment the work of the parents. Eel
low workers, what a blessed privi-
lege it is! Yet when we compare
our puny efforts with the omnipot-
ent efforts of God, we are remind
ed that they are not much.
| want to say Il word concerning
my successor. Each of you who has
the good of st. Andrews at heart
Should pray that a wise choice may
be made, then when he comes, be
loyal. To those who are inclined to
criticise the ministry, remember
that it is impossible to find all the
eXcellencies of a priest of God in
one person. Some criticise as
though they expected perfection in
Sermon, service, finance, parish
work and managerial talent, and no
man contains within himself all
these. As you have been so lenient
in your treatment of me, | ask
that you transfer all those fea-
lures you have rendered me to the
one who takes up my work here.
| want to thank each one, and es-
pecially the parish as a whole for
all the kindnesses, courtesies and
Differences to me and mine during
my residence here for twelve years
| can never forget St. Johnsbury
and shall ever remember the fea-
lures that have made me very hap
Ply here. | shall take away with me
recollectionS of kindnesses and
courtesies and shall always recall
them with a grateful and loving
heart. | bid you farewell, and my
last wod is remember always it is
possible for you to be Gods fellow
workers.
unto Gods gracious mercy and
protection | commend you. The
Lord bless you and keep you, the
Lord make his face to shine upon
YOU and be gracious unto you; the
Lord lift up the light of His count
cnance upon you and give you
peace, now and forcvermore."
Amen"
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Faculty Will Give
Halloween Party

The faculty of St. Johnsbury
Academy, in accordance with the
custom established year ago, is
giving Halloween Party to the
members of the present student
body their parents, and the tlus-
tees of the academy. The party will
be held in the Academy hall, Tues
day evening, from 7.30 to 1000
o'clock.
The members of the faculty as
sisted by the students have been at
work for several days making pre-
parations for this annual maSquer-
AIDE party. 1t is hoped that a large
number of parents Will be present
1t is regretted that the size of the
hall will not permit the committee
to extend an invitation to former
students and other friends of the
institution
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SummerviIle

Mrs. A. w. Babcock returned
Saturday from Littleton, N. H.,
where she has been for several
weeks with her daughter.
Mr., and Mrs. John Moore, Earle
Nealan and Miss Dorothy Tubman
motorcd to Rock Island, 2. O.,
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. John CAVITY spent
the week end at the home of her
parents in Morrisvillc.
Mrs. l.. Littlefield of Boston is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. c. T.
Loviett of Wright avenue.
Mrs. Leo Homer and daughter
Madeline of st. Adams is a guest
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Carl Weeks of Caledonia street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schoifc and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Strong
motorcd TO Mr.. Strong's home in
Bradford Saturday, returning
Sunday evening.
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FOR SALE

Three Involvement and ! four
tenement house, all in good repair,
on the plain.
One Involvement house with
barn and garden on Harrison Ave.
A Involvement house With one
half acre of land, also a nice sin
gle cottage, both located il Sum
rle,ville.
Located one mile from K. Il. St.
small farm and slaughter house
equipped to do a wholesale meat
business; four acres of meadow
and five acres Of pasture and gar
den. Buildings consist of good
house Of eight rooms. Would
make an ideal place for hen ranch
or garden track farm.
Good house and barn on corner
of Harrison and Concord Ave. All
in nice condition. Two and one
half acres of land.
CHARLES L. KIRK
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WheeIOck

Six men from Massachusetts arc
IN the place working under govern
ment orders for gypsy moth eX-
termination.
Charles Eastman is moving his
household goods from Lyndon to
the Fred Day house which he re
Gently purchased.
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Help Wanted-Female

WANTED-Experienced sales
woman who can speak French.
LaRose Department store. SO If
WANTED-Girls experienced or
inexperienced for sewing straw
braid into Mems, Boys and Chill
dren's hats. Good pay while
learning Write quick for particu-
lars. The Hills Company, Am
herst, Mass. 94-105*
WANTED-Woman to do house
cleaning at Brightlook Hospital.
80 If
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WANTED

" ANTED-Beef, veal. pork,
lamb, poultry at the Summerville
Slaughter House. Sd Concord Ave.
o. Duval, Prop. Phone 651. 80 If
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LIVESTOCK
MISCELLANEOUS

ALL WOOL KNITTING Yarn
for sale-Direct from manufacture
er, Csc, $1.35, $1,60 a pound. Post
age paid on five dollar orders.
Write for samples. H. A. Bartlett,
Harmony, Maine 101-l26
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WANTED-Four or five pom up
stairs tenement with piazza and
plenty of sunshine for man and
wife. Inquire this office. 101-1O6*
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WANTED-Two or three furnish
ed room for light housekeeping,
centrally located. Inquire this of
flee. 104-106*
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ROOMS TO RENT

TO RENT-Large furnished front
room. Also two adjoining rooms.
Phone 492-M. 76tf
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Fascist Leader
Arrives In Rome
CONTINUED from Page II

protected the entrances of several
towns northwest of Rome.
Within a radius of so miles of
Rome 10000 Fascist were encamp-
ed over night. Both regulars and
Fascist bore themselves with
marked graciousness towards TO-
reigners doing their utmost to al
heviate the inconvenience caused
by the prevalence of martial law.
AS an automobile, one of the
occupants of which was the COR
respondent, approached the town
of Bractiano last evening, young
corporal jumped aboard the car
to escort it safely across the town.
The citizens under the impression
the occupants were under arrest
jeered them until the corporal eX-
planned the occupants were Amer
leans. Then the crowd cheered
"crying Viva America. Railroad
traffic in Italy, suspended yes
terday by order of the military
authorities was resumed today.
LONDON, Oct. 30-British of
fetal dispatches from Rome indi-
cate that the Fascist movement in
Italy is preceding peacefully, So
far the Fascist have proved them
selves well disciplined.
ROME, Oct. 29-8.15 p. H.
Serious lioting broke out here to-
night. Parties of Fascist, while
passing through a workingman's
quarter known to be hotbed of
subversivc elements, were attack
ed by Communists who threw
stones and fired revolvers. The
Fascist replied. One person was
killed and one Fascist wounded.
The Fascist, who were greatly
outnumbered, had two of their
men taken prisoner. Troops then
occupied the zone with an over
whelming number of soldiers.
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LOST-Heavy automobile chain
between North Danville and Hard
wick. Finder leave at this office.
102-104
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WANTED-First class granite
cutter, also men to learn granite
cutting, steady work. Anderson
Friberg Co., Barre, Vt. 95-1OG"
WANTED-At once. First class
electrician. Apply f. d. MCGOWAN,
Newport. 378-3 98tf
BLACKSMITH wanted, good all
around man, steady work and
good pay. c. H. Paquette, %
Pearl St, st. Adams, Vt. 99-104*
WANTED-EXperienced man to
fire boiler and make minor repairs
to machinery. Steady employment
and good wages. Give full infor-
nation in first letter to George
Straiton Co., Barre, VT. 101104*
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE WOOD-12 inch
block, 16 inch block, A #. cord
wood, a #. slab wood, 16 inch
limb wood, Inquire Cary Maple
Sugar company. Tel. G83.
95-107
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TO RENT-Two Srooms for au-
toS. As Caledonia st. 88 If
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TO RENT-Rooms 10 Summer
Street. Tel. 567-J. 80 If
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HELP WANTED-Male

WANTED - Three good carpen-
ters at once. S. M. Hubert. 81 If
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WANTED-Two inside painters.
No amateurs need apply to Box 61.
1902 If
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Reo six Chummy
roadster, 1919 model four pas
senger in Al condition. Call by
day 1854, evening after p. N.
call Sim. l03 If
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DIR. HARRY A. RASH
ChirOpractOr

Office Hours daily in afternoons.
Tuesday. Thursday AMI Saturday
evening", $40 to- &.
10 Railroad Street Tel. Dom
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
.PoR QUE DEsEs7ERARsE7 z

iPor que ha de permitir I'd. que la
6olencas que hacen Su vida miserable. con
tinuen. cuando I'd. puedc conservars4
fuerte, sana y feliz?
MEGA Sdlud de Reno cura segura y eff
cazmente la menstruacion abundante, esca
sa. dolorosa irregular; corrige ese CONT
nuo malestar, debilidad, decaimiento. ca
lambres. desmayos. dolores de cabeza
espalda, palpitacion en- el corazon y todoI
los dolores y desordenes que provienei
del desarreglo de los organos Reproduced
vos. devolyiendo a I'd. perfecta salud
vigor y felic;dad.
Una botella iastara para convencerse d
que Nae0d Salad de Reno es verdadera
ncnte cl rernedio dc las rnujeres. Coz
Nne1d Sand de Reno recuperara I'd. 4
salud estado natural dc TODD el sistefna
Compre una botclla hoy mismo. De vent
en- todas las droguerias.
S. B. LEoNsRDl & co.. Fabrieans.s, New Ysr;4
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Noticias de Sandal

En- Agosto tres tom6 possession d.
su cargo como profesora de, Asilo de
Nifios de Santurce, la senorita Estela
Braschi, quien anteriormente desempe
flaba una plaza en- las Escuelas P1-
blicas de San Juan, a satisfaction de
todos sus superiores.
j "A las profesoras senoritas M. R..
Salgado y sefora Rosa B. de Bux6.
empleadas en- los Asilos de Carload de
Santurce, Sc les han concedido cada
una I'm aho de licencia sin sueldo.
Han solicitado SUI jubilacion des
pues de veinte amos de trabajo en- Ell
Gobierno, las sehoritas Laura Gilestra
y Luisa Fernandez Callejo.
-Ha sido propuesta al Departa-
mento de Educacion como profesora de
Ciencias Domesticas para 'el Asilo de
Nifias de Santurce, la sefiorita Isabel
Quinones.
Ell Departamento de Sanidad ha
suspendido de empleo steldo al ms
man, que prestaba servicios en- Ell pue
bio de Lares, por cargos que le han
sido presentados.
Han sido nombradas las siguien
tes Visiting Nurses: Francisco Con
zalez para trabajar en- ell Negociado de
Hygiene Infantil; Julia Catal& Isa
bel Arabia de Malpica, para que pres
ten su cooperation la Cruz Roja Anne
ricana; Lucia Torres para que trabaje
en- Ell Laboratorio Bacteriol6gico, Ro
salina g. de Patti fu6 traslada Pom
ce, como "Head Nurse.
Ell DR.. Francisco Hernandez, Di
rector Gsl Laboratorio Bacteriologico
solicito 1e fu6 concedida una icen-
cia por go dias. Ell DR.. Hernandez pisn
sa embarcar para los Estados Unidos
a fin de pasar ALI sus vacaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
LAS FIESTAs PATRONALEs DE
CAYEY

Ell dia IL del corriente daran princi-
plo en- Cayey las festas en- homemade
a Nuestra Sra. de la Asunci6n, patrona
de aquel pueblo. A las seis de la ma
fiana del sabado I'm repiqua de campa-
mas y 21 cafionazos iniciaran las fiestas.
A las doce del dia la Banda Municipal
recorrera las Gales, ejecutando bonitos
pasodobles; las tres habra juegos po
pulares; las siete y media, novena
en- la Iglesia, y las ocho, gran bale
en- la plaza principal, donde Sc quema-
ran vistosos fuegos de artifcio.