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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
LOS cRED1Tos PARA Ell EJERc1ro

WASHINGTON, MARIO 14.-El pro-
yecto de creditos para ell ejercito alcan-
"a la enorme suma de $27o. 1858. .0S0.67
d6lares. Dicho proyecto esta bajo el
estudio del Comit6 de Creditos de la
Camara, asi como la reduction de los
efectivos militares $4,000 hombres
y IL. 900 ofciales.
FL proyecto ordena Ell retorno Esta-
dos Unidos para Ell primero de julio de
las tropas norte-americanas destaca-
das en- China, en- el Hawai- y en- Pana-
ma. asi como todo ell ej6rcito de ocupa-
ci6n radicado en- el Rhin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
Ell, PRIMER MTNIsTRo DEL ARR
CA DEL SUR, GENERAL SHUTS,
HERIDo EN- sU AUToMoVIL

PRETORIA, MARIO 14.-Segdn ell comu
nicado Official publicado anoche las tro
pas del gobierno derrotaron, cerca de
aqui, a los elementos revolucionarios. FL
nGmero total de prisioneros capturados
en- las operaciones alcanza 1900. FL
general SHUTS, presidente del gobierno,
fue herido, mientras paseaba en- su au-
tom6vil.
Las autoridades estan concentrando
rapidamento nuevas tropas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
DON EUDosIo DE LA cUETARA

Ha regresado de Espafla, via Nue.
va York, ell distinguido caballero pres
tigioso comerciante de esta plaza, don
Eudosio de la cu6tara, quien hace item
po habia embarcado para la antigua
metr6poli con ell prop6sito de pasar una
temporada en- Madrid, en- union de su
familia.
Don Eudosio de Ia Cuetara viene
muy bien impresionado de su grata es-
tadia en- Espafia.
Ell MUNDo envia tan estimado
caballero un cordialisimo saludo de bien
venida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
Ell INSIGNE PoETA CASTRO
EN- Ell PALACIO REAL

MADRID, MARIO IA FL rey don
Alfonso XIII recibi6 esta maaana en-
audiencia al insigne poeta lusitano Cas-
tro, ell cual viene aqui con el prop6sito
de trSbajar por ell mas estrecho acer-
camiento entire Espana v Portugal.
Los circulos iterarios organizan fes-
tivales en- honor del eminente aeda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
oPERADo FE1IzMENTE

Anteayer sufrio una delicada opera
ci6n quirtrgica, que fue practicada con
notable acierto, ell muy distinguido ca
ballero don Jose G. Hernandez, EXPIRE
sidente del Tribunal Supreme.
Ell paciente Sc halla en- estado alta
mente satisfactorio, 10 que nos conpla-
cemos en- consignarlo asi, la vez que
deseamos su total mejoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
Ell sENADo voTARA LAS ENMIEN
DAs INICIALEs DEL TRATADO

WASHINGTON, MARIO 14.-Los ad-
versaricS del TrataGo del Pacifico rea-
rudaron aver sHs ataques contra ell ira
tado de Cu&druple alianza. Existe
Ia creencia de que ell senado aprobara
las primeras enmiendas hechas al con-
venio.
La discussion del Tratado continuara
ma1ana en- la Alta Camara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
Ell GENERAL BERENGUER PENUN
CIo PoR EsTAR sU1dANENTE
FATIGADO

MADRID, MARIO IA Ell M'nistro
de la Guerra ha explicado la -dimisi6n
de canSancio moral. FL Ministro tuvo
frases de alto elogio para la intensa la
bor del general Berenguer declare
que era natural que Ell prestigioso Jefe
Sc halle ahora fatigado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15

LA sITUACIoN EN- JOHANNESBURG
JOHANNESBURG, MARIO 14.-Conti
n1a Ia lucha entire las tropas del gobier
no los huelguistas de las minas. En- las
iiltimas horas ocurrio un violento cho-
que, resultando numerosos muertos.
Ell gcbierno ha reclutado nuevas tro-
pas que son enviadas a toda prisa con-
ira los rebeldes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
ESTUDIASE la DISTRIBUTION
De INDEMNIzACI0NES
Ell primer ministfO de Africa, hsrido

cia, con Ell prop6sito de examinar y dis
cutir el programa de la conferencia in
ternacional de Geneva.
En- ell importantisimo acto, Ell cual pro
n'ete resultar interesante, Sc trataran
asiinismo, otros problemas relatives a
las cuestiones econ6micas que van a sus-
citarse en- Geneva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
Aver embaIcd preCipltadam0nte hacia
los EStadOS UnidOS Mr.. Nc, CIurG

Ell pdblico comenta de distintos mo-
dos esta actitud del Jefe Executive, en-
cuanto la selection de hombres para
los cargos judiciales. Sc espera que de
un momento a otro Sc hagan nuevos
nombramientos, y Sc sigue temiendo
que Mr.. Reilly continde poniendo en-
practica esa politica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
Ell mes pr6ximO COnCIuyen los trabajoS
del tineI de Canframt
NoMBRADIIENToS
FIRMADoS POR Ell soBERANO

MADRID, MARIO IA Su Majestad
el Rey acaba de poner su frma a vein
tinueve nombramiertos importantes. En-
tire 6stos Sc encuentran los del Marques
de LENA para gobernador del Banco de
Espafia y Ell del senor Ruano, quien fue
nombrado subsecretario de Hacienda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
STRAToS REHUSO
FoRNAR GABINETE

ATENAS, MARIO 14-El senior Stra-
tos, Quien fue lamado para formar Ga
binete, ha rehusado la encomienda. Ell
rey Constantine llam6 nuevamente al mi
nistro di1nisionario M. Gounaris, quicn
volvera la presidencia del gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
(De nuestro servicio especial por cable
ingl6s y franc6s).

MADRID, MARIO IA FL ingeniero
seiior Fuster, quien dirige los trabajos
del grandioso tdnel de Confront, ma
nlanifestado que ell mes pr6ximo Sc con-
cluir$ la obra. Como Sc sabe este ttinel
acordara, en- gran medida, las comuni-
caciones entire Catalufia y Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
suIcIDIo FRusTRADo

En- ell barrio sJuan Sanchez, de
Bayam6n, la joven Crispina Soto, de
II amos, Sc intoxico ingiriendo tres
pastillas de sublimado corrosive. La
infortunada joven fu6 conducida al
hospital municipal donde aued6 recln-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
LOS JUEGoS OLIMPICoS
Sc CELEBRARAN EN- LYON

PARIS, MARIO 4.-Se discute la po-
sibilidad de celebrar los juegos olimpi-
cos de 1924 en- la ciudad de Lyon.
Con este motive ha llegado aver es-
ia ciudad una delegation de aquel muni-
cipio para realizar las gestiones nece-
sarias para ese objeto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15

(De nuestro servicio especial por los
cables ingles franc6s)
PARIS, MARIO 14.-La decision acor-
dada en- la reunion de los Ministries
de Hacienda europeos respecto de la
distribution de las indemnizaciones ale
manas, ser5 discutida en- la asamblea
que celehrara el pr6ximo sabado la Co.
mission DE Rcparaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
vIsITANDo SAN JUAN

Sc encuentra en- San Juan, adonde
ha venido en- ssuntos ofciales, ell Jefe
de Ia detective de Pence, sr. Mo-
eosto Milan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
Ell % Sc REUNIRAN LOS MINIS
TEOS DE ITALIA Y FRANCIA

LoNDRES, MARIO 14-ofcialmente
ha sido anunciada para Ell % del mes
actual la reunion de los Ministries de
Relaciones Exteriores de Italia y Fran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15

Nota: Solamente publicamos los nom
bres de los que tienen mas lie cien
votos.
Nuestro Concurso terminara ell dia
81 del actual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15

LA oFICINA DEL "ATTORNEY'
DEsCoNoCIA TALES NOMBRA-
MIENTOS.
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Continuation de la pag. la. }

landeses 10 hicieron en- Estados Unidos.
Esta actitud seria decisiva y traeria
como consecuencia la pronta solucion de
nuestro "status'' politico y cesarfa es
tc tremendo estado de cosas. So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-15
coNcURso DE EEL MUNDo"

Escrutinio practicable aver:
Angel costoso. San Juan 2,168
Elias Pinedo, San German, 1880
Juan Lamurey, San Juan 1850
Manuel Figueroa Jr., Mayagiiez 1924
Angela Rivera, santurce 1,o84
Luis vigo, Carolina 962
Manuel Rosaly Hosta, Ponce 798
Luis A. Ramu, Ponce $50
Ram6n Ayala vazquez, Yauco 4s4
Guadalupe Gerardino, Ponce 11s
Angelina Larrosa, Rio Piedras la
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
BARGAINS

BARGAINS
MARVEL touring. 1870. IN good con
difion
studebaker Big Six. fret class e9ndi-
tto1 viii sell az q bargain
Nash touring 1901 will SET or trade
SOUTH BEND NASH MOTORS co.
1OO-I0 Lincoln Way East
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
Most Any Classification Has An Interesting Offer Read All
Business Opportunities

MN AND WOMEN attention When
YOU want any kind Of bus mess or To-
cation or wish 90 sell your place NJ
business. see me. I have groceries
meat markets, roomiuE houses. hotels
restaurants, shoe repair tire repair
garages. confectionery stores poo
rooms. brass and aluminium foundry
r rs odd Fellows Bldg. Ml6o3
Open evenings
RS TAI RANT FOR SALE-NIceIy 70
Gated In Northern Indiana town OF 500
population. on Lincoln II 'ghway and
Toledo and Chicago pike; nicely furu-
ished rooms In connection paying
proposition. good reason for selling
Box A so. News Times
800 EARNING INVESTMENT-SOu
Bend Real Estate. Buy today. sell
later Address 2 q Box $50
WANTED C rocery store 600 good loca
tion State fun particulars, price. etc
Address Box B-39 care News Times
South Bend, Indiana.
Viii TAKE Consumers Service Co.
stock in exchange for used cars or
trucks. also part payment on Service
trucks or Auburn cars Call for VIM
Devall, Service Garage, S26-2S 5. Lufay-
cite ST. Main 27S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09

LOCIS q PALMER E 90
has homes and houe-s-tes Ia aW De--e
81 the clty
Main lac. a. Union Trust BIds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
HOME BARGAINS

nOAlL ia ltIr-Al.hn
New modern home Michigan So. H.s
finish large lot $1,000. $500 cash. b..
auce so Der mo-
New four room house. near L.r-r.
school. rith extra 'ot $3.50
Large nine room house on EH..
81 $1,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
summer PIaces For Rent

To Furnished cottage. Indian
Lake acc. =. SIS week. A. :. Webster.
DOVE giac Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09

WE ARE IN a position 10 ofier PER
MANENT AND STEADY work TO both
experienced and inexperienced girls as
power sewing machine operators In
our shirt and underwear departments
and as hand irOneTs In our laundry.
The opportunities are particularly
good for the experienced girl on the
following Jobs:
Shirt Department
Gun running Sleeve running
NOke rufhing Final inspecting
Banding Sleeve facing
Scanning Front operating
Hand ironing
Nsinsook Underwear Dept.
Back lining Drawer top facing
Join parts Scanning
Shor. hours-Good pay-Fine
working conditions
WILSON BROTHERS
"A Good Place 70 Work"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
WHITCONfB s. KELLER
p HaNTF AVE-

An Exceptionally attractive home nov
ready FOR immediate pOssessIo1 har.
rooms & closets. bath room. large Ir
ing room. paneled dining rooms eK
eel lent furnace. floor Grain. h0t and ca
water a payment d0wu. balance
rental
Main 400
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09

han cash. balance long time. Sn
per month. Also tracts from oH- III.
90 twenty acres, near ear liue and ..IF .
$50 per acre. lJj n. limerick
Lincoln a.
FOR $500 we VIII build and uw roa u
your own home. TN the most excl r-.t.
residential section iu South ben.
Northern Indiana Realty Co. 4,G t...
zen.s Bank Bldg
POSSESSION AT ONCE
A fine room bungalow. M. modern. DDS.
oak floors furnace. electric hut al.
cold water bath, large basement. lr....
gas. half block from car lHa s. r.H.
bargain, easy terms Pr SfjH0 Jon
J.. Taylor. 2O7 W. jefferson. LIae.-.
b1-s. open evenings.
TWO RESIDENCES rooms. S blacs,
out. $1,000. g. /. Rulis0n, lin. liUT
River Park, Or and bath, modern. oaE
floor; S40O0-Terms
West. splendid s-R house. pIautv ot
shade, pvd- street S46oo-Sl10 cash.
S. East. beautiful bungalow. Or weH
arranged. oak floors, bui't-in hAfure-
5000 Terms.
Excellent brick home. modern in deta"
sun porch, laundry bu.lt-Iu Er.-.
large lot, ideal location; 5000 -S-o0.
cash
S East. neat new bungalow. dss.rabI.
section S4OOO-Terms
Northeast. rooms and bath. garage.
large lot, paved street $500
River Side Drive. beautiful res daa.-
completely mod, many attrlctis. f.I
ures, best finish, garage, shade, shrubs
Sl3.J0-Terms
Harter Hgts. square type. ezeai.ar.
home, corner lot every modern con
Yenience garage Stop'-i ern-
East side r0OmiuE house bees. ere .0f
IN city for students. 9 large airy Rooms
modern, oak floors 3 car garage. -a--
lot. D block from car o U.E- from
center; S7G0G-S14OO cash.
Lots. Ha1.er Hg.s. facing two
land lot 4Oxl92 $50 Huey -o4t.'
500 We have lots .n all parts ~ tH-
cry anu eupuIb9. sc gave
tS-t n'-N. i'l'l -''
- Z aLLneIh l-4eL blu- 1--L
HOME BARGAINS
New modern home. Michigan So '.e
nnish, large IDf. $lppI. &IIIi cash. Do
auce 80 per mo.
New FOUR room house, near L-r-1
school with extra .ot $3.50
Large nine room house on Rose
ST. $1,000
100 W b. McHENRl
~ ~ -i-tIs - h'uN
L-z1e2-n .l.-12
LIS 1olk IROFEhIl WIN
have immediate buyers Insurance
AT lrs brauchr-. Northern Indian.
Realty Co. 4Ua Citizens Bank b.Ir
Main 1876
FOR SAIE-H0Ize m River P7-g ss-
down P-fra S--Gg
room frrgalov trs. tsr. u-..
ST. 500 down Price 5000
S room house. Just being fa.sa.d
Miami So Price $3.50
rooms and bath an Diamond
5000
rooms and bath beI1tful bone
2 stories. s7JU.
I'D rooms ana barn. Lincoln Way w.
$1,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09

FOR SALE-Au modern . room house .
blocks from court house. tine Ia.a...
possession in 80 days. price SGUr. ...
haf cash. balance long time. S}n
per month. Also tracts f-om ou. I.
90 twenty acres. near ear liue and eIF
$50 per acre. 1Jj ~ limerick
Lincoln e.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09

PUSHES lbN All ONCE
A fine 3 room bungalow. an modern, Do.
oak floors, furnace. electric. hHt al.
cold water bath, large basement. at...
gas. half block from car line s. r.H
bargain. easy terms Pr Sf-sU Jon.
J. Taylor. 2O7 vs.. jefferson. I..e.I.
COS Omen evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09

We HAVE A FEW CARS
Which we are going 10 advertise with,
by selling them at a great reduction.
These are some Of them.
Studebaker Special. Dodge, 1890 Ford
tour, 1920 Ford Coupe. Many Ford
touring and roadsters at $1,000 and
$1,000
Come early, get the best ones.
ADVANCE AUTO EXCHANGE. INC.
IA s. Main L-65T0
OPEN EVENINGS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09

FOR $500 ne VII buiId and rw voa 20
your own home. i'm the most eleTr- t.
residential section iu South EafI
Northern Indiana Realty Co.. 4,G e.
zen - Bank Bldg
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-05-27
Boz WeerI Poisoning

80
conversation the other day
MEIsWs Fox, the wei known Mis-
alssippi cotton planter and cotton
expert gavsus sone interesting
faefs covering his experience IN
EctsoriRg the boil weevil last year.
QHaS89-acre plantation an aver
zge-of three sprasings cost a total
OF s2.T per acre, all expenses being
counted except rent of mules. In
the outer edges. he said, the cost
was $3.50 per acre. But this $3.50
expenditure doubled the yield Of
crop On 80 such acres sprayed
seven times the average yield was
so peands Of lint per acre, and on
80 acres left unsprayed the aver
g yield was only ITO pounds per
acre. Mr.. Fox believes the use of
arsenate VIII payson fields produc-
lag two-thfrds Of a bale or more
per acre. He also insists on big
fields as one Of the most important
weevil-remedies. Make fields as
big as possible. and this means
drainage so you can square out the
tagged ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Far
mer, May 20.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-05-27
DINNER FOR
HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS GIVEN
Rotary Club Entertains Grad
uating Class at Claremont
HOtel-Address by DIR.
e. w. Skies

The graduating class OF the
Sumter High Schools. .seventy-siS
in number and the teachers OF the
High Schools were entertained at
dinner at the Claremont Hotel last
night by the Sumter Rotary Club.
The feature of the evening was
the address of DR.. E. W. Skies,
president Of Cocker College, which
came at the conclusion Of the ban
uuet. Dr.. Skies, whose ability and
charm as a speaker is too we'll
known in Sumter TO call for COM
ment spoke in his happiest vein.
The central idea in his talk was
the goal that each young man and
QUIZ woman should seek to attain
as the result Of life's most earnest
endeavor-the goal of strength.
Strength of a-healthy and we'll de-
veloped body, strength of a Gull
tured and we'll trained Intellect and
strength Of moral character. These
three attributes Y the essentials
for the success that all right think
ing and worth while mcl and wo-
men desire as the crown Of their
careers; and a nation that is made
up of such men and women can
win and retain the real leadership
Of the world. This thought DR..
Skies developed and elaborated in
his characteristic manner, empha-
sizing and giving application to his
statements and conclusions by apt
and striking citations from his
storehouse of historical knowledge.
At the conclusion of the address
Yeadon Pitts for the Boys High
School and Miss Lydia Ryttenberg
for the girls high school thanked
the Rotary Clup Cor the delightful
entertainment and expressed their
appreciation to DR.. Skies for his
most instructive and enjoyable adj
dress.
The banquet vas rendered
uniquely and exceptionally enjoy
able by an impromptu program OF
song numbers in which both the
Rotarians under the leadership OF
Clifton Noise, with Miss Sadie
Minis at the piano. and the High
School boys and girls. with Miss
Catherine Zimmerman at the piano,
participated.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-05-27
Deg Owners Take Notice.

Owners of dogs in the city are
requested TO take especial notice
of the type of muzzle that they
have supplied their dogs with and
to see if it comes up to the re-
ouirements as specified in the dos.
ordinance. Some dogs have been
noticed going about the city streets
with only a. pretense of a muzzle,
this being probably a little leather
strap that in no way prevents the
dog from opening his mouth to its
full capacity. Some of these dogs,
supposed to be wearing a proper
muzZle, have been noticed trottinS
along with enormous beef bones in
their mouths. The order has
gone out from police headquarters
to have all dogs taken up that are
not absolutely properly muzzled.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-05-27
Sumter Radio Mfg. Co.. Improves
Receiving Outfit.

A patent has been applied for
by MIR. H. c. Tucker OF
this city who is connected with the
Sumter Radio Mfg. Co., for an i'm
provement in wireless receiving
circuits. This device, which is call
ed the Sumter Radio Transformer
Unit consists of a special trans
former and series of jacks, so ar
ranged as to make possible the
use of ordinary telephones in radio
reception. By an arrangement OF
a bank of jacks, some connected
in series with the primary and
some with the secondary winding
of the transformer it is possible to
use both radio and telephone re-
ceivers at the same time. "A con-
nection can be made through the
transformer with a telephone line
and wireless telephone and tele-
graph messages can be sent direct
from the receiving set to a phone
miles away.
1t was designed by Mr.. Tucker
some months ago and used by Mr..
J.. C. Brown in connection with his
receiving set. Since then it has
been used with other sets and has
proved absolutely efficient after nu-
merous tests over a period OF
months.
This device, arranged in a neat
little cabinet. is one of the products
which is to be turned out by the
Sumter Radio Mig. CO. 1t will
probably meet with q ready sale as
the demand for radio receivers IS
far in excess of the supply while
it is comparatively Easy to get o.
binary telephone receivers. and
anyone having q receiving set will
take a great interest in sending out
telephone entertainment to his
friends over the phone.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-05-27
'.Ben Hopes New Book.
Editor Daily Item:

Editor Daily Item:
This is a frank. sincere. urgent
appeal to your readers, to every
on e who may read it. for help to
make my latest venture a success.
l am going to have a new book
published. and | want advance or
ders for this book. It will be a
book of funny stories and notes and
on timely topics, my very
best work. l purpose to sell this
book for 25 cents a copy. or five
copies for ST.. l am a poor, self
educated, shut in.
Now, you read@. can help me IN
this way: For every dollar which
receive now, l will send out five
copies of my new book, which will
be ready for distribution just as
soon as possible. / do not wish
to hav cit published, however, until
I have received at least$S1o0 in ad-
vance orders for it. So send, me
your orders now. before you forget
it. You may. of course, order any
number Of copies you may want;
but 1 suggest that each and every
one of my friends and helpers GET
at least -four of their friends to
chip in with 20 cents each, and
thus send me. d dollar order. This
appeal may not appear in this pa
per again.
Remember / can not go to you
with my book, you must come to
me. And so please send me your
orders now. The object L have in
putting this book on the market
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-05-27
Boulevard School Closing.

On Tuesday night a large gath
ering of neighborhood people wit
messed the closing exercises of the
Boulevard school. This was form
erly the VIM school, but during
1.-THE past year a. handsome two
teacher building vas erected on
the Belser boulevard, rear Broad
street, and the name of the school
was changed to suit it's new loca-
ton. The school is taught by Miss
Hannah Fraser and Miss Matte
Gibson and the enrolment for the
| past year was 80. These excellent
teachers had a very successful
years work, which was reflected in
the fine entertainment provided
for those who We're SO fortunate as
to witness the closing exercises.
| The program was as follows:
Song, Vacation Days. the School.
Drill and Motion Songs End and
3rd Grades.
a Dolls Lullaby, Harrie:te Par
ker. Doris Nicholes.
Pantomime and Tatleau, Jesus
Lover of My Soul. Misses Katha-
rine Doar, Leona McCaskilI, Han
cite Parker, Lillian Tisdale and
Edna Troublefield.
Reading, The Most Powerful
Thing on Earth, Henry Neyie.
a Patriotic Drill and Tableau,
Misses Edna Troublefield, Mary
Hugh Fraser, Annie May Baker,
Lucille Ingram, Julia Neyle and
Irene Moseley.
|. Dialogue. No Peddlers Wanted,
Fraser Neyle. Andrew Moseley,
! Roy and Carl Baker.
Tableau, America for Americans,
Miss Hannah Fraser, representing
Liberty" Miss Katharine Doar,
Peace and Plenty" Miss Leona
McCaskill, Justice"
Dialogue, An Oyster Stew, Her
ry Neyle and Clement Marshall.
Address, DIR. j. H. Haynsworth.
a Play, Not a Man in the
House, Misses Hannah Fraser,
fLeona McCaskill, Katharine Doar.
Edna. Troublefield and Mary Hugh
Fraser.
County Superintendent Hayns-
worth made a short address which
was to the point and announced
that the following gentlemen had
offered prizes OF IS each as fol-
lows:
Mathematics. w. R. Parker.
History. r. a. Ridgill.
Spelling, Dr.. Geo. W. Dick.
Highest general scholarship. +.
E. Gibson.
During the exercises ice cream
was served on the piazza and a
neat little sum realized for the
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