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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13
No'taas de Ia isla
DE AIBONITO
LOS PADRES. PAULES.- GRAVE
PRoBLEMA-HAC RIO PIE
DRAS.-PUESTO vACANTE.
-+MUCHo EXITo.-EN
CANA

Muy grato recuerdo van dejando en-
tls nosotros los sacerdotes de esta Con
gregaci6n, que han pasado aqui algu
Ros dias en- ejercicio INFERNO del cura-
to de esta localidad. Prinero, Palnplie
ga amigo; dgspues ell Padre Justo v
ahora tel Vicario Garcia, nos 1nuestral
claramente como bajo la sombra v ell
recogimiento religiosos, Sc pueden CO.
bijare bien egpiritus de alto yalor inte-
lectual y de selecta aptitua artistica.
En- los recientes triduos dedicados al
rrestigioso San Antonio, donde. nos de.
leito grandemente. la voz tan vibran5e.
como educada- del Padre Berazat sgui,
escuchamos tambien la predicacion sen
ella al propio tempo elocuente del
Vicario Garcia, quien de modo especial
sabe mezclar ell acento propio de su fe
con la palabra expressive sobre las CO.
sasl del munio... NADIA de EMBOTE-
LLADOS, nj de inprecaciones gasta
das, nj de bravatas intitiles; NADIA de
10 que es va rueril y sin sentido' ante
ell avance de los tiempos. Ell Padre Gar
ciai habla para su epoca, y 81 en- nlu,
chos puntos Sc reciente naturalmen4e
de sus preocupaciones de secta Y de
sus tradiciones de- eseuelas en- caznbio
siempre Sc encuentra en- el la Fserenid adj
v firnleza< de un orador de grandes vue
los. Atm sin .estar. de acuerdo con el en-
muchas- de sus afrmaciones. dogmasi-
cas-, s1empre Sc inclina uno con respe-
ID y. simpatfa ante ell verbo suggestive
del quito sacerdote y del cumplido ca
ballero.
Muy pronto regresara Ponce, lu-
gar de su residencia, y es con senti-
miento de verdadera anistad que ]e
presentamos hoy nuestra cordial des-
pedida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13

Los dias transcurren. sin une sepa-
mos que ha decidido nuestra fracasada
Administrator municipal. en- 10 que
al cementeEio de 'esta poblacion So re-
fiere. Ese sagrado recinto va no con-
serva ell aspacto. solemne del lugar de-
dicado al descanso dts los restos de
aQuellos que convivieron con nosotros
en- 'esta vida. No tiene cali6cativo nues-
tro cementerio. Tai parece un cercado
propio para la cria de cerdos y ganado
vacuno. La hierba cubre los panteo-
nesi y las matas de higuereta y otras
especies Sc disputan la altura de las
cruces. La verja, que servfa de cerca,
ha desararecid6 dando paso cuanto
animal tenga bien penetrar ALI a
profanar tan .sagrado recinto. iCuanta
lniseriaI iCuanto abandoned! Pena, mt
cha pena nos da sabere que ALI l'epo-
san nuestros seres mas queFidos. y que
estane mercedr del capriclo de un gru
po de hombres; que son incapacitados
para dirigir Jos idestinos de un pueblo.
Y serentlende... IC6mo han de ocuparse
del cementerio, 81 no se-ocupan del pue.
blo7 No existes diferencia alguna.s QuIan
vinfera de vista a npestro pueblo, nuy
pien podria, comparable, par su aspec-
tps " estado deplorable de abandeno,
con Ell arrabal Iaas infecto de MarEue-
CO.'S Nj mas nj menos. Una partida de
$500; mas o menos, les todo cuanto esos
'capacitados'' sefiores han rresupues-
tados anualmentes para supIir, las ne
cesidadess de nuestra peblaci6n. Como
81 las contribucionss que pagamos, M
dieran mas ole ESQ. He alli par que We
mos muy a menndo a. don Antonio Ro-'
driguez, sub-comisioaado del pueblo, ha
riende reco1ectas, lease implorando la
carload p1blica-t para tener unT POGO.
arregladas las GALES. lFracasaacs! Y
todaviaa hay quien Olga que tenemos,
una administration eicfsntel... Quien
'nos cuida 10 suyo, menos, mucho me
nos, pueds cuidar 10 ajeno. Pefo. no hay
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13
DESDE JUNCOS
NoTAs EscoLARIs: -MAGNIFIcA
LABOR REALIzADA EN- LA RE
CAUDACIoN DE. EoNDos PA
RA Ell SosTENTMTENTo
DEL NovENo Y DEcIMo
GRADos
Improba labor la que Sc impusieron
desde antes de la fnalizaci6n del pa
sado curse escolar, tanto ell Comite de
(Continda en- la pag. Ga.

cuidsdo. Dia llegara, y no esta muy
lejos, en- que Sc nos hara justicia. No
importa de quien venga. Con tai que
no sean los mismos, hemOs de acojerla
con jubilo. Pero no sin que guardemos,
para sien1pre, cierto desprecio para los
que no supieron cumplir con su deber
y nos tuvieron, por muchos, afios, so !.
nsetidos al mas cruel y misero de los
abandonos.
vibrian T. SAfVA.
Catafio, 10 de setiembra de 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13
DESDE CATANO
LA APERTURE DE UN NoVEN0.
GRADo.-ERRoR QUE DEBE
% SUBSAIARSE.-L DEFI-
CIENCIAS DE NUESTRA
ADMINISTRATION

-INe 10 sabe usted? mo Sc 10 han
dtcho alTl7 Fhes permits, a 10 menos,
que enc mi caracter de infornante, Sc
10 Olga.
No Sc trata de una cosa del otro
inrndo, ror ejempIo, un fen6meno psi
qufcO. Y mucho menost de- una nota
poiitica, que hoy en- ola Sc hace i'm
preseindible. Pero 81 hemoS de aprecisr
el gran beneicio que clio habra de re-
Fbrtar q nuesra juvantud, entei1ces
no podra negarsenos ell derecho de ca
lificarla una obra altruista, digna de
encomio...
Sc trata de la aperture, en- este cur
so escolar, de un primer afo cientifco,
que da la oportunidad a los estudian-
tes pudientes y no pudfsntes para con-
tinuar sus estudios, sin mas ,gastos
que los relacionados con la ensefian-
ga. iNagnificoI NADIA mas hermoso.
IQue ha costado? Grandes esfuerzos
Y ESQ 10, debemos al interes e iniciati-
vas de varios elementos, aetives y en-
tusiastas de, nuestra sociedad, eatro 'os-
tos don Antonio Rodriguez Y ell senior
Principal de. las escuelas Mr.. Qain2nes,
.quienes stempre, estan laboraMdo por
traer nuestro pueblo todas las mejo-
ras que son posibles.
Nuestros sinceros aplausos, para, esos
caballeros " efustvas felicitaciones pa
ra el elemento estudiantil, que, sabra
apreeiar, en- 10 mucho que representa-,
tan prov'echosa concession.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13
|DIANTES DE LA LJNIVER-
dad DE PUERTO RICO

admiten sefioritas estudiantes
Isa respectable. de matrimonif
galIe MnInz Rivera No, 21, Rio
3, en- sitio ideal frente, 9
School, cerca de, la Universidad
ado de los teatros. Boarding
daje, $500 mensuales. Para
informes dirfjase al Apartadp
% Piedras5 p. r.
dan referencias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13
TINTE POPULAR

Admirable preparation para. restaH
rar el color natural del .cabelIo.- Hermo-
sea y rejuvenece sin causar dafos al
pe.o. No mancha el cults. No csrtiene
substancias nocivas Ia salud y Co. So
guro on su acci6n.
De venta en- todas las Farmacias.
ProptetariOs: B. JULIA y Co., San
Justo 90. San Juan, P..sR
Aa.az
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13

Calcetines de seda Y
mercerizados, I o dos
los colGres y tama-
nos; nssi.t f', +, SOC.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13

Ell popular Perla Pont Sc encuentra
enfermo, pero por fortuna no de gra-
verdad. ojala que este pronto restable-
cido Ell buen amigo y exceEente artista.
CoRRESPONSAL.
Aibonito. s setiembre 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13

Por renuncia presentada en- estos
dias por ell doctor Crescioni, del cargo
de Comisionado de Sandal, que venia
desemr'enando, ha quedado vacante este
importante puesto en- la Adlninistra-
ci6n P1blica. Sc nos informa que, ell
Doctor Crescioni Sc ausentara rua1bo
a, la Repnblica Doninicana, donde. pien
sa Ge5icarse al ejercicio de su profe-
sion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13

Con amino de fjar suy yrasidcncia. Ell
Rio Piedras, sc, ausentaran de aqui, con
sus respectiyas familas, nuestros apt'a-
ciados amigos don Fernando Pont "a
yas don JESUS suarez, elementos i'm
portantes de esta localidad. U
Llevamos hasta esa gente amiga el
voto de nuestro cariho per su mas com
pEeta dicha bienestar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13

Deseamos mucho 6xito al active y
ccmpetente joven Crist4bal Moscoso,
quien Sc encuentra hoy al frente de la
acreditada Botica, cute lleva su mismo
TRADITIONAL a9silido farmaceutico. Ell
sabe maravilla de esas cosas Y da-
ra un eficiente servicio para Ell publ
co Y para sus pIopios intereses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13

Aprovechanao la OCCASION que Sc nos
brinda, para hablar de esos asunsos,
heIr,os de lamar la atenci6n, al sefior
Quifonest sobre cierta- defciencia, til
y'az para el inadvertids, relacionada
con Ia organization de algunas escue-
las.
Tenemos entendiio que en- ei distri-
to Este, sea Ia secci5n denoninada-
" Puerto Arturo" hay. una escuela, que
enseha primero y segundo grades. A.
extren7o opuesto, como kil6metro
medic distante, hay otra escusla de la
naisma categor1a. Bien;, lror' que al
organizar dichos planteles Sc inscribie
ron nifios que residen en- ell distrito Es-
10 en. Ell Oeste y vice versa? GPor, que
no Sc ha hecho La combination de ma
rera que cada cual asista a la escua.a
mas cercana, a su hogar? Debemos com
pltender, que los nifios que asisten a
sesas escuelas son, en- su mayoria, de
corta. edad, y, que; durante Ell largo ira
yecto que tienen que recorrer, estan
expuestos sufrir algdn accidente, da
GO Ell grande traido de AUTOMOBILES
que 'existe. Por otra paree, esos nifios
mo tienen el tempo sufciente para al
morzar, 81 hemos de tener pr5sente
qrto clos, mas que un adulto, necesitan
mas tempo para reposar. Ademas tene-
mos el largh reccorrido QUE diaria-
mente representa- Ell ir " venir; la in
quietud de sus padres al aproximarse
Ia hora de salida escolar; las "nega-
das tarde'' las 'escuelas, ETC., etc.
Agunas personals, padres de esos nj
nos, han soIcitado de nosotros, lame
mos, por medic de estas .lineas, la aten.
ci6n al sefior Quinonos y al inspector
sefior vazquez, tnicos, que, 81 10 de-
sean, rueden corregir ese defecto... Asi
10 'espera1sos.
The Dolores star., 1922-12-29

because l ain't tried to learn any
thing more than l could help. But I'll
give up everything I've got
''And how about him." Fairchild
pointed to Blindeye, just regalnirg
consciousness. Taylor BIZ nodded.
He'll tell-hell have to-"
They truSsed the big miner then, and
dragging Bozeman to his feet, started
out of the cross-cut with them. Har-
rvs carbide pointing the way through
the blind door and into the main tun-
mel. Then they halted to bundle
themselves tighter against the cold
blast that was coming from without.
Onto the mouth of the mine. Then
they stopped-short.
figure showed In the darkness.
on horseback. An electric fashlIght
suddenly flared against the CLEAN OF
the carbide. An exclamation an ex-
cited command to the horse. and the
rider wheeled, rushing down the noun
tain side. urging his mount to dan
gerous leaps, sending him plunging
through drifts where misstep might
mean death, fleeing for the main road
again. Anita Richmond screamed:
That's Mauricel I got glimpse
Of his face! He's gotten away-go
after him somebOdy-go after him !"
But 1t was useless. The horseman
had made the road and was speeding
down 1t. Rushing ahead of the 9TH
ers, Fairchlld gained n point Of want
age where he could watch the fading
black smudge of the horse and rider
as 1t went on and on along the rocky
road, finally to reach the main thor
oughfare and turn swiftly. Then he
went back to join the others
Hes taken the Center City road -
came his announcement. SIS there a
turn-off on 1t anywhere?"
NO" Anita gave the answer. ut
goes straight throughput he'll have
Il hard time making 1t there in this
blizzard. If we only had horses :"
They wouldn't do us much good
| now! Climb on my back. You can
handle these two men alone? This
to his partner. The Cornlshman grunt-
| ed.
yes. They won't start anything.
| Why?"
I'm going to take Miss Richmond
and hurry ahead to the sherff's office.
He might not believe me But he'll
take her word-and that'l be sufficient
until you get there with the prisoners
I've got to persuade him to telephone
to Center City and head OF the Ro.
DANES |"
The Dolores star., 1922-12-29
THE CROSS-CUT

just write II out. Let him up Harry.
The big Cornishman obeyed grudS'
inCly. Make hit fulsomc, Bill-tcll
Just 'ow you did it,"
And Taylor Ell. bloody, eyes black.
lips bruised, obeyed. Fairchild TOOK
the bcscrawlcd paper and wrote ms
name MS a witness. then handed II to
Harry and Anita for their signatures.
At last. he placed It In his pocket and
faced the dOlorous hiSh-jacker.
What else do you know. BlllT'
About what? RodalucT Nothing
except that We were in cahoots on
this croSS-cut. There isn't amy use
denying it'-thcre had come 10 tin
surface the Inherent honor that -
in every metal miner, a stalwartn"SS
that may lie dormant, but that, sooner
or later. must rise There Is some
thing about taking wealth from the
earth that Is clean. There Is some
thing about II which seems honest III
Its very nature. something that huildS
big men in stature and In ruggedness,
and 1t builds an honor which fights
against any attempt to ihwart It,
Taylor BilI was finding that honor
now. He seemed TO straighten. His
teeth hit at his swollen. bruised lipS,
lie turned and faced the three per
sons before him.
Take me down to the shcriN'S
Office" he commanded. "Tll tell every
thing. don't know 50 awful much
The Dolores star., 1922-12-29
CHAPTER XIX

He stopped and Anita, laughing Mt
her posture, clambered upon his back.
her arms about his neck FairchiId
found himself wishing that he could
carry her forever. and that the road to
the sheriff's office were twenty miles
away instead of two. But her voice
cut In on his wishes.
II can walk now. We can get along
so much faster!' came her plea. "I'Il
hold on to 5en-and you can help me
alang."
9Sirchild released her and gha seized
The Dolores star., 1922-12-29

that's why they started this two
million-doilar stock proposition when
they found they couldn't do it. They
knew II we ever II that vein 1t
wouldn't be any time until they'd be
caught on the job. That's why they're
r~aiy to pull out-wlth somebody
eisas million. They're getting at the
end of their rope. Another thing that
explains them working at night"
Anita gritted her teeth.
~ see 1t now-I can get the reason
IT eve been telephoning Denver and
holding conferences and all that sort
Of thing. And they planned to leave
these two men behind here to take
AL the blame"
They'll get enough of It'll" added
Harry grimly. "They're miners. They
could see that they were making a
straight cross-cut tunnel on to our
yslS Thu sin't no children. BlIndeye
The Dolores star., 1922-12-29
CHAPTER xvIII-continued.


They reached the mouth of the Sill
yer Queen. Harry reconnoitered a
moment before he gave the signal to
proceed. Within the tunnel they went.
10 follow along its regular, rising
course to the stope where. on that
xarish day when Taylor Bill and
Bllndeye Bozeman had led the enthu-
siastic parade through the streets. the
vein bad shown. II was dark there
no one was at work Harry unlocked
his carbide from his belt. lit 1t and
looked around.
at amt coming from 'erer' he an
nounced Its" then his voice
dropped 10 a whisper-'what's that?"
Again a rumbling had come from
distance. as OF an ore car travelling
over the tram tracks Harry eNtin-
gulshed his light. and drawing Anita
and Fairchild far to the end of the
stope tisttened them and himself on
the ground. long wait. while the
rumbling came closer. still closer:
then. IN the distance. light appeared,
shining from a side or the tunnel \
Changing noise, followed by clatter-
ing sounds. as though Of steel rails
hitting against each other. Finally
the tremming once more-and the
Hight approached.
Into view came an ore car. and be
hind Il loomed the great form or Tay-
Ior Bin as he pushed II along. Straight
10 the pile of ore he came. unlocked
the front of the tram. trlpped 1t and
piled the contents Of the car on top
OF the dump which already rested
there. With that. carbide pointing the
way. he turned back. pushing the tram
before him. Harry crept to his feet
We've got TO follow :" he whispered
IT'S blind entrance 70 the tunnel
sOm'eres."
They rose and trailed the light slong
the tracks. hattening themselves
against the timberS Of the tunnel rs
the form of Taylor Bill. family out.
lined n the distance. turned from the
regular track. opened great door in
the side Of thc tunnel which. to all
appearances, was nothing more than
the ordinary heavy timberng Of
weak spot In the rocks. pulled II far
Then. he stopped and raised port
able switch, throwing it into the open
Ing. \ second later the door closed
behind MIN. and the sound Of the tram
began 10 fade in the distance Harry
went forward. creeping along the side
Of the tunnel feeling his way. stop
ping 70 listen now and then for the
sound Of the fading ore car. Behind
him were FHlrchIld and Anita, follow
Ing the same procedure. And all three
stopped at once
The hollow sound was coming d.
rectly to them now. Harry once more
brought out his carbide to light IT for
"A moment aud to examine the tim
berinc.
ITS good Job" he commented.
You couldn't tell 1t five feet or"
They've made a Cross-cut :" This
time 1t was Anita's voice, plainly an
cry in spite OF Its whispering tones
mo wonder they had such wonder
ful strike" came scathIngly. That
other stope down there"
"Ain't nothing but salted propo-
sition." said Harry. They've cement
ed up tha top Of it with the real stuff
and every once in while they blow a
lot Of it out and cement 1t up again
to MAKE ii look like that's the real
vein"
And they're working our mine"
Red spots of anger were flashing be-
fore Fhirchild's eyes.
You've said It! That's why they
were So anxious to buy us out. And
The Dolores star., 1922-12-29
Nederland a Large Foreign ma'"

washington.-Nearly nan u" s,ot,|
ports of corn from the uhi'e. ,rpu|
in 1921-or 5s.5s2, ,sO6 bushelsrTts] ,,.ts]
to Canada, according to the .,,ur| I'm
States Department of Asfi."ts
Much of this corn, however, e v, eou|
ly went to Europe. Exports y. .ou,bI
during each of the first three ,uj
of 1922 were larger than du,'ns ,,res|
month of 1921. The secohu ws1
foreign market for American a4s(
the Netherlands, where
bushels were imported
The Dolores star., 1922-12-29
NONDs.
JOS. I, SCHWARTZ. Jewciry. Diamons
watch repairing. 1000 sixteenth s.Is.I
Irish Eactions Make Peace Moves

Dublin.-Further talk Of peace Y
tween factions in Ireland is heafa
Christmas approaches. Action .aA1
by the new Senate of the Free S'a1
in appointing Il committee TO Worh y
the immediate cessation OF hosl,hu1
has developed some indications !aa'
considerable section of the Repuo"'1
party is willing to treat for peace a.
that the rank and file is mo''hs
that direction.
The Dolores star., 1922-12-29
Paw Homage to John Wanamakst

observation-disclosures ol rI
sons, representing virtually ever! wei
in life, did homage ut the pier VI 'v]
Wanamaker, whose body ID! III ,'
in Bethany Presbyterian church sn .a.l
the famous merchant had Worship n
since boyhood and where he %as .rl
miliar figure in the Sunday sci'o''
other religious work.
The Dolores star., 1922-12-29
Leaves Houses to Tenants.

Los Angeles.-Tenants OIL
Noe, who died here recently ~s,s sas n
heirs. His estate, valued at S-o ,S.,
consisted of five houses, when "" ",
devised to the families oc'up
them. He was survived by III A'
relatives.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-05
MOTHER -HAS YOUR
 CHILD THESE SYMPTOMS?

Mothers, watch children for symp. toms of internal disorders. Look a, your child NOW! Is his breath of fensive and tongue coated? Does he grind his teeth or start in his sleep ? Is his appetite changeab Has he occasional gripping pains? Is he con- stitpated?
 These are some symptoms of worms. Great distress often results from these parasites. Relieve him quickly with Dr. True's Elixir, the True Family Laxative and Worm Ex- peuer-purely vegetable-first pre- scribed by an old-fashioned Maine country doctor T years ago. Dr. Trues Elixir. the True Family Laxa- tive and Worm Expeller, purif1es the bowels as it clears them. A favorite Of careful mothers for four genera tions. Corrects constipation in young and old. 40c, soc, $1.20.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-05
Official Statement.

Belfast June 5 (By Associated Press)-The following official state ment concerning the occupation o1 Pettigoe by British troops was issued today:
 "As a result of continued aggression on the part of so-called Free State troops in what is known as the Pettl zoe salient, which resulted in three casualties to the military during thu week end it was decided that the Pettigoe salient be occupied by i'm perial troops.
 The operations conducted over Sat urday and Sunday hX land and water resulted in the salient being noW.lr the hands of the military for a dis tance of about one mile from the frontier. in order to secure the higf ground which covers the Grea Northern railway going through Pet tigoe.
 The operations were entirelW sue cessful and no damage was done tc n-combatants or buildings other than by stray bullets. One croWr soldier was killed and seven republl- cans are known to have been Killed and 16 taken prisoner, including commandant
 Tt was found necessary, in order to dislodge snipers in the hills, to nre half a dozen rounds of high explosive shells. The actual fighting covered a period of five hours and mainly con sisted of running fight across hedges and ditches.'
New Britain herald., 1922-06-05
GIRL RESERVES TO
 PLAY IN MINSTREL
Affair Will Be Staged at '. ".
 C. A. This Evening

The "Peptimist' Girl Reserves club of the Y. w, c. A. will present "A Stage Full O Pep" a minstrel show in the auditorium this evening at o'clock, Dancing will follow the entertainment and the entire affair is being staged under the leadership of Miss Helen Bradley, Girls work sec. retary at the Y. w. c. A.
 The proceeds of the affair will go toward defraying the expense of sending club delegates to the Girl Reserves conference at Camp Magua, Maine, this summer.
 The girls in the club are Florine Anderson. Grace Connolly, Irene Dem- arest, Ruth Hatch. Mary Hughes Ethel Johnson, Beatrice Seibert, Helen Shanahan. Katherine Burke Francis Kerber, Christina Pattison, Pauline Pfersick. Anna Rittner, Edla Eandberg. Doris Schroedel. Helen N eigand and Helen Woods. The following is the program to be rendered tonight:
 Opening chorus. ... "Humpty-Dumpty'-
 Sung by Mary Hughes.
 Danced by Katherine Burke. Skirt Dance-Katherine Burke. Gin Gin -Ginny Shore,"
 Helen Shanahan.
 That's How l Believe In You,"-
 Grace Connolly.
 Stay In Your Own Back Yard"-
 Pauline Pfersick.
 Love Ships'-Trio
 Christina Pattison, Florence
 Anderson, Edia Sandberg. Butterfly Dance-Nellie Bores. Stealing ng'-Mary Hughes. 'I Got It-You'll Get It.
 Doris Schroedel.
 Roaming Away"-Ethel Johnson. Alice Blue Gown''-Nellie Bores. Carolina Rolling Stoke'-
 Helen Woods.
 "All in Garden Fair
 Dance by Katherine Burke. Closing Chorus.