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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-27
THE OPTIMISTIC PESSIMIST

The duck season is eve open for some persons judging from the way
they seek to get out from under responsibilities
There is very little chance of the young girls of today growing into the
type of women their critics are forecastng.
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The advanced age to which Methusaleh is reported to have lived may
perhaps be accounted for from the fact that he did not have to meet a N
income tax payment semtannuany.
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Countless Mobiles Tread Famed Sands of Waikiki Beach" is a high
sounding headline but me is reused to wonder where the deuce they found
the sand that so many tourist visitors have insisted "ant"
anan
By N act of selfish unktndness N may spoil for oneself weeks that
would otherwise have been filled with peasurable enjoyment.
uauu
Every action has its effect upon the doer as well as upon the persont to-
ward whom it is directed.
One of the most appropriate suggestions yet offered is: "f your bust
ness is not worth advertising, advertise it for SALE" Perhaps some n else
ca make something of it,
killing time" is only a every day method of illustrating the fable of
the goose that laid the golden egg
If the average man could run his own business half so well a he thinks
he could manage his neighbors' prosperity would be rampant.
q u q q
Smiles and laughter are the lubricants for the wheels of life.
More persons are seeking salaries than jobs. They still have to
learn the impracticabiiy of getting something for nothing.
Sun Vat Sens defiance and insistance that he will not resign
would carry more weight were he still at Canton, apparently those
trying to unity China do not care much whether he resigns or not.
Twenty three innings of baseball in one afternoonl Surely no
fan can ask more than that.
Honolulu has the Shriners but Maui will have the Foresters.
An auditorium as a monument to the late Delegate Kuhio has
been decided upon in Honolulu. The erection of such monument
should be a popular measure and the building of the auditorium fill
a community need as well.
Special articles on Forestry and Courts and Circles of Hawaii
with advance news of the convention and Make Happy will be fea-
lures of the Friday issue of Maui News.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-27
BOYS AND DOGS

In Emporia, Kansas, the authorities offered boys 25 cents a hea(
for stray dogs they might bring to the pound and thereby speedi!
aroused the ire of William Allen White, author and the editor o.
Emporia Gazette who says that the offer is an insult to the boys o.
his city and shows he is still a boy at heart though he has acquired
a wide knowledge of "Boy psychology" There is so much that il
reminiscent of ones boyhood feeling that Nh. Whites remarks OF
the subject are here reproduced:
whats the matter with this City Administration any
hOwY Were they never boys? Here they are, advertising
to give boys 25 cents for each stray dog brought into the city
pound to be killed. Doesn't the City Administration know
that the boy who would deliberately bring a stray dog to
the city pound to be killed for two bits ought to be killed
himself?
Don't they know that boys are not so hard hearted?
Don't they know that the average boy would rather earn two
bits moving a lawn with a straight string of boys to march
by him to the swimming hole, than see a stray dog killed?
The. advertisement had in it the meaneSt inference
about Emporla boys that ever has been made.
'Think of the kind of boy who valued a quarter above
the life of a dog-a stray dog-any dog on earth!'
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-27

Johnny Weissmuller, a mainlander, has broken the Hawaiian and
Worlds record for the 100 yards swim, but he came to Hawaii to
give the wonderful performance. There's nothing "slowing down"
for swimmers of Hawaiian climate and waters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
be held In the auditorium Of the high
Bchool building.
IadJea+ Ala Meeting.

be held In the auditorium Of the high
school building.
Ladies Ala Meeting.
Members Of tho Ladies' Aid society
! of tho First NJ: j.. church Will meet IN
tho church Tuesday evening where tneF
will hold their regular weekly business
session. After the business of the even
, ing has been disposed OF a social hour
will be enjoyed.
The Union grade school VIII put on y
, program Tuesday evening In the mig
school auditorium. Miss Florence
Strombnrg. the music teacher. VIII rave
charge Of the affair. The entertainment
Will begin promptly at $50 O'Clock.
Union vs. Trtadelphia.
Union will Journey to Philadelphia
district High Wednesday evening
! where both the girls team AMI the boys
team will meet the teams OF mat schoo'
! on tho high school floor. II teams
lost to Shadys!dc last Friday IN their
I upcninr game. the score being 29-25.
Rehear1ing For Play.
Tho different clasScs Of the Lutheran
; Sunday school arc holding rehcarsals In
preparation for tho entertainment they
plan puttiug on Christmas eve. IhIs
has hecu Il custom with the church LOT
! some years and this one Will be no Oil
fent. Refreshments will be served al
! tho close of the evening.
Steel Department On.
The steel department OF the "heelihs
! Steel & Iron mills will resume opera
lions after being down for the past
week. This Is the most unsteady de-
! partment Of the mill. being down hair
tho time. The department employs
| nearly two hundred men.
Dame Called on.
Til Bearcat We. NiGilant \. G.. game
that was scheduled for yesterday was
: called off because OF the condition OF
the grounds. The game was to nave
ihccn played for tho amateur champion
ship OF tho Ohio valley. These Two
teams have clashcd before, but never
have decided which was tho better.
Whether tho game will he called OFF or
! postponed has not as yet been decided.
Lodge to Meet
! Members OF Evening Star lodge OF the
X. OF +. will meet in their hall on Mar
shall street Tuesday evening, "here
they will hold their regular weekly busi-
ness session. After the business OF the
evening has been disposed OF an hour or
drill Will he enjoyed.
Benwood Briefs.
Sterling Nhltn OF MarShdil SS'ec|
turned home after spending yesterday
in Cameron visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pelly OF Little
ton arc visiting relatives here for a
short time.
FLOYD Sines OF Marshall street Is re-
Towering from his recent illness.
Leo Fordcc has returned home after
spending n short time in Wellsburg
visiting friends.
John Marion will enter school this
semester after undergoinge n operation
in the Glendale hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ncuhart OF Elm
Grove returned home after spending
some time here visiting relatives.
Miss Helen Raymond OF Marshall
street has completely recovered from
her recent illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

Street spent the Weekend Win MISS
Gene Naverneld at the home OF Kew.
and Mrs. Haverleld Of Quaker CITY
Attorney l.. V. Wadd"il Of Belin;re
WAS a business cIilrr In ST tlairsF'Iie
Saturday. f.
T.. 9. A.mrine Of bridgeport was IN
town on business saturday..
Realty Deeds.
Anto;nettc Brun To Mary krchiik c'
al lot No. 1874 on plot OF \. {. Jones
sub. division To Yorkvillc: conslderal'""
s.. i00.
James NJ. Tonhcy I" catherine "
Tnuhey to Alice y. Carter. lot II" o. /"
shoe Factory addition 10 BarncsFIIie
consideration 81.
lanes NJ. Tnohey and Catherine '.
Tnrhry ,n .tirc y. carter. lots No. 6%
ana 81 in Shoe Factory addition |"
B~arucSvillc: Consideration 81.
Leo X. Elikan aud Emma t.hhan 10
,u,urio Noiltan!ui aud Nicoletta Mon-
. ,autnL, north half Of lot No. II In pIocN
81 of Rndefer's SECOND addition to Bel
lairc; consideration $40.
Richard T.. Lynch. sheriff. t" 'ohn
R~uthenbuhler. lot No. TOT in steele au-
ditiuu Ia belmont; consideration S'''
Quit Claim Decd.
Mary Darlington To Chris FTl'ler'
tract OF land in PcIsc townshlp' 'o"-
sheraton 81.
Marriage License.
Rober, L. Underwood, age 81. a SlaSS
hacker. and Mern NJ. Goddard. age ~
both of Rellaire. Rev. j. H. ia'h''
performed the ceremony.
Divorce Suit Filed.
Matilda NJ. Davis w. Henry W. DAVIS
action for divorce ON the srou"uS ~
wilruI absence. Attorney Pau '. "ad-
del represents the plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
MOUNDSVlLLE
RADIO STATION IS
ABOUT COMPLETED
Eure Mast. Have Already Been Eree1-
cd-Total Cost VIII Be About
$4,000.

TIC new rad" station I" be upcratcd
in conjunction with 1.angin AVIATION
field viii w completed within the mex
three weeks. Il Was las
night 10y captain \. L.. Simonin. III
charge of the harding place: The ne"
maStS To which the receiving wires arc
Ia hc secured havc already been ph'
NJ and are macy feet higher IMAM the
.nustS Of the old station.
The total cost OF erection OF the now
station will exceed $4,000. Captain
Slmouiu estimates. Tho heighth or the
Lew mas,s will aid radio operators
somewha, in receiving and sending mes.
Sa-es. Heretofore. climatic conditions
near the earth have caused considerable
trouble in this regard.
Last Meeting Of Year.
The final meeting oC Earl Francis
lost, No. ) the American legion VIII
le held this evening at the legion c!uo
rooms on jefferson avenue Among the
several business matters to be taken up
for consideration is the annual CHRIST
mas tree which will be giren At the
legion hall. The tree affair was a de-
Cided success last year and gives Srca'
promise OF becoming more successful
this Yulct.de season.
Was At Wheeling Theatre.
John Madden Jr. son or MT. ano NFs
John Madden and q brother OF Mrs 5.
A. Iaing Of this city who played the
part OF harley Merton" was one or
Tie characters In the cast OF tho Shu-
bert INIT at the Court theatre orrr inc
past week end. Madden Is quite well
known In his city and many friends
we're in Attendance at the Wheeling
show house to see his performance.
Rendered Church program.
Tn Epworth league OF the Calvary
NJ. +: church had charge of the services
n; the church starting last night at
7:3O o'clock. Most of the program was
given o musical numbers. and was
greatly enjoyed by, a large crowd. Rev
\. $. Wolfe and Paul Elbin made short
talks.
{ Little Boy Passes Away.
George Bovinre S-year-old san OF nv
ard Mrs. John Bovince Of Short Creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

filed. approved and record ordered. Ap-
piication flied to distribute assets IN
kind with consent OF distributes. Dis
]trihutiou Of assets in kind ordered. Mp
lie ton rlel To determine inheritance
TAX. Tan determined Without auditor )
appraisal. Copy OF finding ccriaifsd to
tax commission. Notice OF tndinS
mailed persons interested in payment or
tax.
Annie Hartman. deceased. Waiver OF
time in which To tile exceptions hled ny
tax commission. Tax r"rtihcd ~ couu-
~ auditor FOX collection.
Welhelmtnn e. {. SChafcr. deceased.
Application Med for 4 refund o. part OF
inheritance tan. \. refund "t S36.65 paid
IN New Jersey and "r $6i.2n paid IN
West Virginia ordered. i'"py ~ journal
entvr certified to tax commission Tor
its approval.
T.. L Sedgwick Ct A.. ". +. & y. +. X.
Co. Certified copy Of journal entry OF
common pleas court filed. Corrected
biz OF exceptions ~. February :. 1927:
certified 10 comm"n pleas COURT AMI hleu
with clerk al said court.
l.. II .'ct,y. guardian "C Ellen Jones,
. vs.. Ellen Jones. his ward. ct al. Bond
$3.50 filed and approved. Application
: fled TO SCI. said real estate 1t private
sale. Private sale At no: less than APP
/ nraised value ordered. order ISSUED and
cause continued.
To Play warwood.
The local high school boys and girls
basketball teams will meet the War
! weod teams at that place on tomorrow
evening. in the second game "c the sea-
son tor the local lives.
ON last Friday evening" the 81. Clairs-
80 4l&I H1rs1sN.s tan ~
by a score 1T - /" =. While the girls
were defeated by the Warw""d girls by
a score Of ~ 10 >. Much interest is
being displayed IN tho coming games
and a large number will likely accomp-
any the team /" Warw"od.
Farmers Institute.
The annual Farmers Institute will
be held at Flushing. Ohio today and to-
, morrow, in the Presbyterian Church.
| Among the state speakers are Paul Ger
laugh, Charles McInttrc and Mrs. Mary
Cart,tSht and on tomorrow evening Il
| home talent play also will he given. y
number OF local people will likely at
| tend the different sessions at Flushing
Missionary Meeting.
The woman's Home Missionary
! Society If the Methodist Church Will
nee, this evening at the home OF Mrs.
! Elwood Kyle of South Sugar Street.
TIL following is the program:
Devotional Leader Miss Margaret
Moore.
| Reviewer-Mrs. William Mcbride.
Story Teilcr-Mrs. William SidweiI.
st. clairsville Briefs.
Misses BESSIE Feltcr and Kathryn Full
ton spent the Weekend with Shadyside
friends.
Miss Marjorie Hardcsty Of East Main
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
ST. CLAIRSVlLLE
POISONING IS.
SUSPECTED AS
j. FIVE COWS DIE
Sheriff Puts e~Ioodhounds on Trail OF
Mysterious Visitor at Farm
Of Albert Chambers.

Believing that 4 man seen III his
barn was responsible for the poison.
ing Of IS cows, 10 Of which later died.
Albert Chambers. farmer. who re
sides north of ST. Clarsville. notified
the Belmont county authorities OF the
ase Saturday night.
Sheriff Richard Lynch investigated
and secured oloodhounds from the
West Virginia penitentiary at Mounds-
willie. The hounds were taken to tho
farm. and followed the trail OF the
man to the highway, some distance
from the Chambers home. II was
lost at this point.
The mans discovery was made
when Mr.. Chambers went to the barn
early Saturday night to make secure
everything for the night. The straE-
ger ran with the farmer in hot pur'
suit, but succeeded in escaping.
Mr.. Chambers says that two OF his
COWS died on Thursday. one on Fri
day and two were found dead last
Saturday. Ten others are sick from
poisoning, he said to the county Oft
GERS.
Probate Court.
Elizabeth r. Piersol. deceased. No
tice to next of kin returned and filed.
endorsed with return OF service. waiver
or notice and consent TO probate or
William 7. Piersol and Mary PterS"t
McRurney. tled. Testimony of witnesses
taken, reduced to writing and n!ed,
Will admitted to probate and record
ordered. Citation to wid"wer to make
his election under the will ordered and
issued. Application filed for appoint
ment Of executor. No bond required. APP
pointment made. letters ordered and is
sued. Inventory ordered and order Is
sued.
G. v. Riddle. deceased. Inventory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

o., formerly Of This clty. died at inc
North wheeling hospital Sunday morn.
ing Al II O'Clock. foIl"w tuG IL rev Gays
lines OF pneumonia.
The body was brought &" this cItN |"
the lone If an uncle aid aunt. Mr.. ana
Mrs. t1larlcs Ttclo OF Highland. from
where funeral services will he held.
Suffers Broken Ribs.
~ 'ryuyis. a wcli-kn"wn Round
, Rnttom man. is suffering with several
broken ribs AS a result Of having fallen
from Il culvcrt Friday when the lEht
| from an approaching Il. n q. p"sSehse'
, train blinded him. Travis is an e'ut'i'
man and tn, injuries have confined h'io
Ia bed for the past few days. nc ID
expected I" he out again shortly.
To Hold Meet Tuesday.
The meeting of the Tuesday .NrtS
club for the coming week VIII nc "ei"
at the First Presbyterian chur'll OWNS
t. a large attendance expected. mere
are some very important matters l" "
considered Icy tho club women. n'
child welfare committee If the ''N"'
department wSll have charge "t '"'
! meeting. Girl Scouts vii! give the pro-
! gram.
M%oundsville Briefs.
Mrs. \. W. Crow and daughter MISS
Mamie. of K~muxvillc, were guests VI
friends here over the Weekend pel"''
leaving for Pittsburgh.
Oscar Crow, " First street, Is TecoN-
crIrg from an illness.
Thomas Eranu. Of Oak avenue. VINO
has been very Ill for the past few days
IS Improving nicely. .
Ms. Chester Leach. "f Third street
WIS the guest of friends on Wheeling
, Island over Friday and Saturday,.
Mrs. t.. Baker and son. Howard al
Third street. were guests of friends al
Wcllsburr over the Weekend.
Miss Elizabeth Hammond. OF WASH
ington avenue. spent the weekend WIZ"
friends at BuSincsshurG. q.
Mrs. Ethel Martin. Of Blairs Ri!e",
! was Tie guest "r friends here over the
Weekend.
Mrs. l.. Crow. Of Cypress avenue. WHO
has been quite III of bronchitis Is recoV'
! eriug very nicely.
Wade LArimorr. of Poplar avenue. Is
quite i'll of grippe.
Ralph Miller. of Third street. IL very
i'll OF grippe.
l.. paughcrty. Of First street. left fo'
Columbus, O., where he viii transact
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Hostctlcr and
daughter. Sarah. nr Pleasant Valley,
spent the Weekend her" with friends.
&. R. Altman. Of Pleasant Valley
| transacted business here Saturday.
Mrs. Roy -. Myers, Of Third street
! and Miss Mamie Gamble were guests oil
friends on Wheeling Island Sunday.
Karl and ,Eillle Lltman. Of North
| street. are quite Ill of acknowledgement
Miss Elsie Mcmahon. Of Glendale
underwent an operation ut the Ohio Val
Icy General hospital and Is getting
! along very nicely.
Miss Opal Anguish of Ash avenue
spent the weekend with friends or
Wheeling Island.
Miss Virginia May Wright is Ill oil
grippe Mt her home on Ash avenue.
Miss Emma Walton. ~ Third street
spent the weekend with friends at
Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Williams. OF
Charleston, are the proud parents OF a
daughter. born last Sunday-grand-
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Will
liams. of Tenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
HOST
To CITY POOR
Children To Get Presents Christmas
Day-Dspendsnts OF Former Mem
bers To Bon Given Dinners.

The Fratcrnal Order OF Eagles will
play Santa Claus to the youngsters or
the city Christmas day from 9 to IL a.
III. Il: their home on Main street n
presents will &c given to youngsters
who attend their Opcn-housc reception.
Baskets containing turkey and all tho
trimmin'S incidental TO a real Christ
mas dinner will be distributed TO the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

widows and dependents q fefnsr u"rs-
bsrs of the lodge.
Plans adopted by 10 lodge call for
the erection OF a large Christmas tree
In the rear Of their building which Will
be lighted with ninia ture electric, bulbs.
Every Christmas the order arranses
TO care for the dependents Of n no.
cietv who have passed into the vale.
and this year the committee IN ohargs
has gone on record as lending At
~sistance Of the lodge to the poor cnH-
dren OF the city by inviting them to
come TO tho Eagles Home on Christmas
morning, when candy and other things
that delight the kiddies hearts VIII DO
given to them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Operate Or Prince George

London. Dec. 17.-Prince George. the
kings youngest son. will be operated
on for appendicitis almost Immediately
according to the Daily Mail.
Prince George Is 20 years Of age. and
Is a naval cadet. His brother. the Duke
Of York, the kings second son, under
went a similar operation in 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
BENWOOU,
Schools Close.

Tho schools f the district Viii close
December 20 until January :. lhiS
will be the mid-wintcr holidays for the
Riddles who have faithfully attended
school since its opening on September
s. The schools will have Christmas
entertainments in the various rooms
and the high school literary societies
win combine in an entertainment to.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

Forty bales OF human hair reached
Seattle, Washington. from China re-
Gently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

Pansy seeds are. worth from $50 to
$50 an ounce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

People battle daily In Japan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-10

BUENos Y MALos HABITos

Muchas personas adquieren Ell habito
de purgarse con demasiada frecuencia,
10 que tiende viciar el sistema digesti
vo la vez que la acci6n violenta de
los purgantes debilita Ell sistema en- ge-
neral. 81 es I'd. una de esas personas
commence tomar un tonico laxsnte y
descarte los purgantas. Las Pildcras In
dianas Vegetables de Wright actiian CO.
mo un t6nico Y laxante; estinulan las
funciones digestivas sin irritar los or
ganos. Ayudan a la naturaleza en- su
trabaio en- lugar de v:cleatarla porQue
estardo basado este remedio en- las RI
QUEzAs DE LA NATURALEzA Ia
accion de sus ingredientes es suavc y
agradable Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-10
Padres de famiIia

Para una mala situaci6n no hay ma
da mejor que una buena escuela por-
que una persona ignorante, sin oflcio,
puede instruirse y en- POGO tempe ga
mar un buen sueldo.
Esa escuela es la PARTICULAR Ma
vARRO DE INSTRUCTION PRIMA-
RIA Y coMERcIo, DE RIO PIE
DRAS, que Sc abrira Ell del actual.
Su utilidad para los que deseen in
gresar en- Ell servicio Civil es inesti-
mable, su efciencia es tai que en- me.
ses muchos han hecho un porvenir, y
su honradez esta patente en- ell hecho
de que prefere cerrarse dar diploma
a gente incapaz.
Matriculad en- ella a vuestros hijos y
Ell ano 1922 os sera pr6spero.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-10
CuandO los nerviOs
estan sobresaltados
Ell PEPTo- -nTANGAN DE "GUDE'
vIGoRIzA Ell CUERPo Y LIE
DA FUERZA

Hay veces en- que los hambreS y las
mujeres no pueden evitar el perder
fuerzas. Trabajan demasiado Y duermen
muy POGO no Sc aliinentah los sufi-
ciente. La sangre Sc empieza a debili-
tar porque Sc va envenenaHdp.c los ner
vios empiezan a sobresaltarse.
Ell mejor paso a dar en- tai ,sitpaci6n
es empezar tomar en- dosis regulares
el Pepto- -Mangan de "Gudc Fortale-
CO la sangre. Contrarrestas la debilidad
quesle proporciona la sangre la fall
ia de globulos rojos. FL Pepto Mangan
de ''Gude" le proporciona a la san
gre nuevos globulos rojos. La san
gre pura, hbre de todo venero. fortale-
ce ell cuerpo. FL sueno es mas descan-
sado, Ell apetito mas agudo y Ell cuerpo
&c alimsnta mejor. Los boticarios tie
men el Pepto-M -Mangan de ''GuGe'' en-
forma liuuida en- tabletas. Ell nom-
bre de Pepto-Mangan de "Gude'' va
impreso en- cada paquete. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-10
ASAMB-EA DE aaLAsh LoGIAS DE
Is MEcANICossn9 Z 81

En- la manana de aver, en- eli local
que ocupa la 1ogia de 2mscanicBs di6
oomienzo una importante asahblsa con
la asistencia de deiegaci6h5s de Ponce
Mayagiiez, Arecibo, caguas, 1Uayey,
BarcelOneta, San Juan, Juncos y otras
localidades.
Preside este acto Ell representative
especial enviado por la Gran Logia in-
Sernacional de Maquinistas de Am6ri
ca Mr.. H. L. Brunson. 4lten recisnte-
mente lego al pals para tratar cstos
asuntol.
Ell Sr. Faustino Mangual, organiza-
dor en- Puerto Rico quien en- union
de Mr.. Brunson hizo un viaje de ms.
pecci6n por la isla, asi como otros CO.
rocidos y entusiastas orgauizadores
obreros, han asistido tan importante
acto.