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Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13

have been nesting 1t is expected
that these points will freeze over
about November lst, driving the
birds south into the southern coun-
ties of California.
Good shooting has been had in
the Imperial Valley near Calipatria,
but it has slowed up again, and
sporting interest has transferred it
terest has transferred itself to the
many lakes in San Diego County
where drive days. are held on
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Quail hunting gets harder and
harder every season, it is pointed
out. 1t is necessary for motorists
to go farther afield this year than
ever before, says the auto club.
Riverside County has several likely
places in the vicinity of Hemet,
Aguauga and Diamond Valley.
This is also true of San Luis Obispo
county around Atascadero, Semmler,
Cayucos, and San Miguel. Also in
the hills about San Diego.
Press Want &ds are Wonder
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Sixth and Commercial streets.

Sixth and Commercial streets.
Sunday school at 9:45 n. m.
Glasses for all. J. G. Miller, super
intendent.
Morning worship at II O'Clock.
Subject of the sermon, "Thc Power
of Goodness Anthem, "Come Ye
to the Waters" (Wilson). Offer
tory, violin solo, "Idyl' (Mac
DowellD, Mrs. Z. n. D. Hatch.
Epworth League at $3.50 y. H.
Topic, 1.-The Central Idea of Pray
err
Evening worship at 7:30 O'Clock.
Subject of the sermon, Where Do
We Go from Here?"
Prayer service Wednesday eve
ming. Second study in Johns gos-
pei.
A cordial welcome is extended to
all who do not worship elsewhere to
join in these services.
Arthur E. Schultz, pastor.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13
Saturday, October 13, 1923

est are found only in Christian com
munities where the Bible is taught.
Without men of this character there
is no hope for this community to
grow and become a great common
wealth. 1t is the purpose of the
Men s Bible class not only to pres
ent the great and fundamental
truths of the Bible, but to help men
to express these truths in their con
duct 1t proposes to help. men to
fight the great battle of life in the
best way.
The class asks the support of ev
cry man in the community who is
interested in the welfare of it's cit
liens.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13
NJ. E. CHURCH IN
RECREATION PLAN
BY Press STAFF Correspondent

BY Press staff Correspondent
IMPERIAL, Oct. 1S.-At- th,
Methodist Episcopal church, Bibl1
school will be held tomorrow as usu-
alsat 9:45 a. IN. followed at II a. m.
by special music and a sermon by
the pastor, Rev. HI. G.. Banks. The
Epworth League will meet at 6:4j
and the regular church services at
1880 p. m. complete the days ex
erciseS. ....ts1-s
At recent informal gathering u
committee composed of A. E. Kel
logg, Earnest Fackey, G. r. Van
Dyke, G. w. Paulin and II. G.
Banks was appointed to make plani
for social and recreative features.
An all day meeting of the church
women will be held on October 25
to complete organization of several
societies.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13
ST. PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Corner of Fifth and Orange
streets. Rev. f. b. Cannon, rector.
Holy Communion, 8 a. m.
Church school, 9:45 a. NJ.
Evening prayer and sermon, 3 p.
M.
Parish meeting, Tuesday at pm.
Everyone in any way interested in
the church is urged to be present at
this meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

First Church of Christ, Scientist,
holds all services at Woman's Club,
corner Seventh and Olive. t'-' $
Sunday school at 9:30 a. IN.
Sunday morning service at II
o o'clock. Subject care Sin, Dis
ease and death real?'
Wednesday evening, Testimonial
meeting at 8 clock.
The reading room is located in the
Davis building, corner Fifth and
Main streets, and is open daily, ex-
eept Sundays and legal holidays,
from l p. IN. to 4 p. III.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13
Rev. Schultz In
F.
Pulpit Sunday

Preaching on the sermon sub
jccts, "Thc Power of Goodness -
and "Wherc Do We Go From
Here, - at the morning and even
ing services respectively, Rev. a. +.
Schultz Of the Methodist church
will fill the pulpit tomorrow
The morning anthem will be
"COmc Yc to the Waters,' and
the offcrtorv music a violin solo,
"ldyll' by Mrs. f. \. ID. Hatch.
"Thc Central Idea of Prayer y
is the subject for the Epworth
League meeting at $50.
Prayer service will be held at the
church Wednesday evening"
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13
THREE SERVICES
BY NEW RECTOR
OF EPISCOPAL S

Rev. F. B. Cannon, the new rec
tor, will have charge of the services
at St. Paul's Episcopal church to-
morrow. Holy communion will be
held at s a. m, church school at
9:45, and evening prayer and SER
mon. 3 p. m. will comprise the
days services.
Activities of the week include an
important parish meeting Tuesday
at s p. m. at which everyone in
terested in the church work is urged
TO be present, and a meeting of
the young people at the Parish
House, Thursday at p, m.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13
AUTO CLUB GIVES
TIPS FOR DUCK.
QUAIL HUNTIN G
Lakes of San Diego
Co. Having Drive
Days

With the opening of quail season
coming and sports" wildly look
ing for ducks all over the country,
motorists are advised that the Auto
Club of Southern California has
some interesting outing news for
them.
Reports brought in by auto club
Investigators say that ducks have
not yet migrated from the north and
ivat last week thousands of them
e 1T -@uajh and Claar
Lakes On the California border, also
at Agency Marsh, where the birds
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Sixth street at Orange avenue.
George A. Hartman, minister.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. The
lesson: ''Israel Missionary Ma
ton. Exodus 1916; Isaiah 43:
OIL; 45:20-22. Golden Text, Exc
dus 1876: eye shall be a nation of
priests
Sunday morning worship Il a. m.
Sermon theme: "Better Homes" "
Mrs. H. w. Brewer, Jr. will sing the
morning solo.
Sunday evening worship 1880 p.
M. Sermon theme: Substantial
and Just Men,
Press Want Ads are Wonder
Workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13
MEMS BIBLE CLASS

The greatest need at the present
hour in Ell Centre is for men who
will study the Bible, and live its
precepts in their daily lives. Men
of faith, men of vision, men who
live clean lives, men who are hon
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13

Let US send you our free
booklet Paint Facts" or
The Way TO Beautiful
| Homes" II will tell you
moce Of the propes treat
mcnx Of floors, and sug-
| ecst ways for usinsrairs
snd varnishes toDesutify
your home.
| lass. .HuE-si PAnr
CoArAxT
| San Francisco. CAli6ursa
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-13

Press Want Ads are Wonder
Workers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
AUTOMOBILES l
UTOMOBILEs FOR sALi

OPPORTUNITY COMES ONCE IN A LIFETIME This is your opportunity to buy a first-class used car at a reasonable price. FORD oNE-ToN TRUCK Worm drive, express body, canopy top, late model, shock absorbers, brand new L a m b e t Trublpruf tires on rear wheels and pneumatic tires on front. This is a real buy for someone who wants a real bargain. The price IS right. Call to see it early.
 wILLYs-KNIGHT-Lots of ex- FORD ROADSTER-Shocka absorb CTS, new paint. starter; a jamb-up job ...............'.. .%zIb CHANDLER ToURING-Motome- ter, extra tire, locking transmits sion ..................... .$ebo DODGE sEDAN-Four doors. wire wheels, good paint. .SToo FORD coUPB-dood condition, starter, only .tSbo OVERLAND sEDAfs--isss model, price ........s......... .$tbV OVERLAND TOURING - 1893 model .................... .&b2b OVERLAND ToURIN0-MechanI- cally 0. k. ..................$3 $3bo FORD TOURING-New paint job. lock steering wheel, good condi- ton .42Sb
 Very Liberal Terms
 CRUSE-CRAWFORD
 MFG. co.
 sso1 AVE. B. MAIN 1000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-M1Lp

HELP WANTED-MALE 49 WANTED-Twenty-fiv white coal loader.
 behind machine 50c hour 1hlrty-1ive experienced salesladies s1o-s50 Four young men, general store workers energetic young salesman, S126 month Lady teachers, 7th, Sth. sth grades. Three white boy helpers. Coppersmith. TWO rough carpenters permanent place. 5heet metal ilrnace man. Taxi drivers TWO commercial sign painters SIP day. experienced man-woman steno -boobk eeper General office lady. Manicurist- 61nishing carpenter. soc hour, Paper hangers.
 week. ~AV Union electrician. s1.12M hour. Soda dispenser.
 White-colored wood chopperA s1.aS cord. twelve bright, intelligent colored girls
 medium size, work tea balcony e5. Colored man work in laundry s6b month Coiored man chef, S100 month. room hoard Colored bus boys. ss week, porter, kitchen Colored short order cooks. Hall bows TWO colored experienced bakers. Hotel maids.
 Combination truck drivor furn,t,r. -
 finisher. Colored boys-grls dishwashers: others.
 Producers Agency. 211sh 2d Ave, N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
AUTOMOBILES
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE
CHEVROLETS

CHEVROLETS For the convenience of those whose time is limited during the day, we keep our used car department open evenings until 8::30 p. m.
 SOME REAL BARGAINS ARE NOW IN FIRST CLASS SHAPE AND WILL BE SOLD TO RE- LIABLE PARTIES ON CONVENIENT TERMS. These cars are sold with the understanding that if not satisfactory in every respect, we will refund your money after a fair trial, or sell you another car that will please you. ''What we tell you 1t is,
 IT IS.n
 STEVENS
 MOTOR CO.,, Inc.
 Used Car Department
 519 S. 2Oth St.
 Authorized Chevrolet
 Dealers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

SALESMAN-To sell jobs of mems felt
 hats; good opportunity for competent man who can sell from circular. Commits sion basis. Kessler Bros. 692 Broadway, New York City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

$1oO WEEKLY taking orders. Bib advance
 commissions. Raincoat, special S2.95: free outfit. Gabardine Raincoat Co.,. 646 Roose- welt. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
SUNDAY, OCTOBER z, 1928
EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS WANTED

WE WILL PAY YOU to distribute re-
 ligious literature in your community: steady work, man or woman; experience unnecessary; act quickly. Universal Bible House, Philadelphia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

SEQ WEEKLY taking orders $2.s5 guaran-
 teed union made raincoats; factory to wearer. Big commission paid daily. Rain Proof Garment Co.,, 1856 No. Kedzie, Chi eago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
SALESMEN

SALESMEN-To sell full line crockery
 glass. aluminium and enamel ware; also cash job lots, white and decorated crock cry and enamel ware. Big commissisn Baker Pottery Co. Sebring Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

CRAWFORD'S
 AUTO SHOP Our stock of used cars is moving fast. If you want one of these listed below, you will have to act promptly.
 1922 Touring, self-starter, demountabls rims; looks good ........a.....l. $265 1923 Touring, first-class condition, starter, demount- able rims; special today only ............... $245 1923 Sedan, self-starter, de- mountable rims, with lock wheel $49o 1922 Touring, good tires, good buy .........-a $275 1920 Touring, paint good; this is good special ..$185 1923 Touring, good condi- tion, only .......... $296 1920 Runabout, self-starter, runs good .......... $95 1920 Touring, self-starter; good buy at ........ $135
 TERMS
 CRAWFORD'S
 AUTO SHOP, Inc. 2225 1ST AVE. M. 4391.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

SALESMEN-Write for free book and full
 particulars; earn $2,50 to SIC. 900 yearly: biz demand for men; inexperienced or ex- perienced; city travelling. National Salesmen's IT. Assn. Dept. POI. Chicago. Ill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

| SALESMAN-S150 month and expenses
 selling cigars; experience not necessary. Send self addressed stamped envelope for | Point N. C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

| SALESMEN WANTED-If you want to be life insurance salesman. devoting all or part of your time to the business, talk | it over with me. A. M. Griffin, 506 Arneri-
 can Trust Savings Bank Bldg. Br-
 mingham. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

SUNBRAID HAT co. has opening for good
 salesman with automobile. Light spe- cialty line. Big trade Salary and ex- penses or commission. Sunbraid Hat Co.,, St. Louis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

SPECIAL SIX sTUDEBAKER-Good cord
 tires paint top and upholstery This Is a personal car. It is in first-class me chanical shape For quick sale will sell for s450; terms to suit. Call l.. E. Hughes Main 2976.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

| SIDELINE MEN-To handle best grade
 established hair net: commission basis. Money maker for hustlers. Sally Co.,. 14S8 Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn. N. '.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
STUDEBAKER
THEY RANGE IN PRICE FROM $1oo TO $1,oo0
Ford Touring

1922 model; all the necessary ex- tras good mechanical condition.
 This is an unusually good car for only ................ $295
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

| AGENTS-Make s3 hour to s9s week new patented aluminium cutlery set; abso-
 lute necessity every home; you. simply dis play samples and write orders.~ We deliver
 and collect. Samples furnished Try 1t 1 yourself. Send no money. Jennings Mfg. | Co., Room S01, Dayton Ohio
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

SALESMEN--Big money; complete line;
 unique advertising signs, distinctive calendars and novelties. Our line makes dollars where others make pennies. Mahon Novelty Co. Kenton, Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE 5l LADY OF REFINEMENT

Alone. comfortable circumstances. would like position companion attendant or housekeeper; will travel; references ex- changed. R-19. Age Herald.
 YOUNG LADY wants position with private
 family; reasonable salary; references. Call for young lady. Main S926.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

WANTED-Experienced cabinet
 maker and refinisher; if not ex- perienced, do not apply. See MT. Pace at Dewberry 6 Montgomery Stationery Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
SEE THESE
Cadillac Sedan

b7 model, looks and runs fine; good tires, top good, mechanically right; paint extra good; this car was traded in on a new Stude
 baker. and it is well worth every cent that we allowed on it. A bargain on easy terms for. .s650
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-27
Ell MARTIRIo DE UNA MUJER

Este es ell tftulo de una super-pro-
ducci6n francesa en- seis jornadas, que
Sc estrenara hoy jueves en- ell Teatro
olimpo de Santurce.
Los informes que tenemos de dicha
cinta son de que la obra es de gran
fuerza dramatica, emocionante en- sumo
grado que los actores que la hacen
forman un conjunto de estrellas pocas
veces visto.
Ell argumento de esta grandiosa serie
Sc basa en- uno de los processes mas rui-
dosos que han conmovido a Francia y Ell
asunto mantiene a los espectadores en-
tension hasta la escena final en- que
La protagonista sube al cadalso con la
conviction profunda de su inocencia.
A iuzgar por el entusiasmo con que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-27
Ell ENT1ERRo

Para las cinco de la tarde estaba
anunciado Ell entierro y esa hora una
enorme multitud Sc api1aba frente al
Ateneo, con ell proposito de acompanar
hasta su Ultima morada los despojos
mortales de aquel noble amigo Y ejem-
plar ciudadano que respondio al NOM
j bre de Nemesio r. Canales.
En- los salenes del Ateneo, entire, un
grupo de literatos, politicos y poetas
rodeaba Ell feretro apesadumbrados to-
dos por la irreparab1e perdida del buen
compafero. Varias damas, admiradoras
del genial escritor presenciaban aquel
acto inundados sus rostros por ell uanto.
Antes de partir La comitiva, invita-
cion del Presidente del Ateneo hizo
uso de la palabra ell Lcdo. Luis Villa
ronga; Don Jose Yumet Mendez re-
c't6 unos versos magiatrales y ell Sc
iior Astol di6 lectura al maravilloso So
neto de don Francisco L. Amadeo que
fu6 rublicado en- ''La Democracia'' ,
de aver.
| Infinidad de coronas de flores natu-
rales y artificiales ofrendas por la Ca
mara, ell Senado, Ell Partido Unionista
y por los deudos Y amigos adornaban
la carroza filnebre y nevaban las Gin
tas del f6retro los seiiores Eugenio AS
tol, Ramon Martinez Reyes, Socrates
Nolasco, Armando A. Miranda, j. I.
de Diego Padr6, Jose Gonzalez Ginorio
y Francisco Ia Amadeo.
La banda Municipal rompio la mar
cha ejecutando una sentida marcha fti-
nebre.
! En- ell sitio de coatumbre hicieron
uso de Ia palabra en- representation de
la Camara, Ell I,cdo. Alfonso Lastra
Charriez, en- representation del Senado
Y de la Comisi6n Econ6mica de la I.e-
gislatura, ell Lcdo. Don Juan Herman
dez Lopez, En- representation del Co.
,egio de Abogados por delegation del
Presidente de dicha INSTRUCTION Don
Luis Mufoz Morales, quien Sc encontra
ba ausente, el Lcdo. Juan Valdejully
Rodriguez en- representation del Par
lido Unionista su Pressdente don An
tonic r. Barcel6.
Cerca de las siete de la noche regre-
saban los amigos despu6s de haber
cumplido ell tr1ste deber de hundir pa
ra siempre en- ell fondo de una tumba
cl cuerpo inanimado de aquel merritt
simo portorriquefio cuyas mobiles ejecE-
tortas son orguI'o de nuestra isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-27
Ccontinuaci6n d. la ls. pAg.nal

instrucciones para enviarles un aero.
grama; querfa estar seguro de que Ia
madre y Ell hijo vinieran al muelle GUAR
do llegara Ell vapor. Me dicto la forma
en- que debia redactar el aerograma:
''Salgo bien, vengan a esperanto. Des
pues dijome: "Abre esas maletas, mira
a yer 81 encuentras una hbretita de
direcciones. Aqui esta una cartera, tie
ne dinero, y este otro papel es de otra
suma que he depositado bordo' me
dijo.
"Ahora, preparame la ropa, la ba-
ia, quiero ir a tomar Ell fresco; este
camarote es muy caluroso.''
"Lo haras despu6s que descanses un
poco'' lie die. "a
Me hablo de SUI enfermcdad Y EXPIRE
so el criterio sobre 10 que su vida po-
dria resistir. Sc levanto de su itera y
le puse la bata. iPareces un de,egado
japon6sl, lie die. "Claro que 81, con
esta barriga LENA de aqua" me repli-
CO. Ell DR.. Munoz agreed halo una
gran cantidad de aqua en- todo mi orga-
nismo que oprime todas las visceras,
paraliza la circulation y afecta mi CO.
raz6n. Yo creo que ell doctor Muiioz
tiene raz6n, cuando puedan eli1ni-
marine Ell aqua estare mejor,"
Salimos del camarote y 10 neve GU
bierta, colocandolo en- un sI,6n de ex-
tension, en- donde manifesto que sentia
mas fresco y podria asf leer. Lo deje
volvi repetirle que me Hamara 81
lie ocurria algo. El camarero estara pres
to hacerlo, le die.
81 me dijo-- dejame leer un POGO
Y tai vez dormir6 tambien.
Durante la tarde y noche del jueves
setiembre 13, visitaron asiduamente al
amigo Nemesio Canales, ell doctor Gus
tavo Mufioz Diaz, ell Lcdo. Roman Diaz
Collazo, el Juez Pablo Berga, Ell Lcdo.
J. de Guzman Benftez Y su esposa y
otros, Y desdc luego, nuestro compahero
de viaje don Jose de JesGs TizoL
La nochc antes de su muerte, despues
de una session de Pocker, entire ami
gos, como es costumbre bordo, llegue
mi camarote y encontre mi amigo
Canales durmiendo profundamente. Su
posici6n v su aspecto era como la de
un hombre que duerme tranquilo Y So
segadamente.
Hice ell menor ruido possible para
no despertarlo durante me acostaba en-
mi itera. Apague la luz y no Sc GUAM
to tempo dormi. Desperte, encendi La
luz vi que Canales seguia tranquilo
su sueiio imperturbable.
Pensaba yo que cuando despertara
SO sentiria mucho mejor. Era va de
madrugada, pero no Sc que me impe-
dia seguir acostado en- mi litera alta.
Nemesio dormia en- Ia baja. Me levan-
t6 con mucho cuidado para no producer
ruido alguno. Lame al camarero, pedi
aqua caliente y le die que avisaran al
( DR.. Mufoz Dfaz cuando Sc levantara.
Ell camarero miraba atentamente a Ne
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-27

mesio Canales despues a mi, con cier
! ia extraheza, pero no me decia una pa
labra. Desde ell camarote de enfrente,
unos iovenes rniraban tambien al en-
fermo por estar la puerta franca, real
mente notaba que ponfan en- su gesto
algo como sorprendidos. Yo continue
aseandome, afeitandome tranquilamen-
te, fui a banarme y despues arregle,
sin hacer ruido, varias cosas en- mi
baul; prepare algunos de mis- papeles
para trabajar en- la mission que Sc nos
habia encomndado, y volvi lamar
; al camarero para saber 81 ell DIR. Mu-
hoz Diaz Sc habia levantado.
La tranquilidad Ell suefio de Meme
sio eran siempre 10 mismo; pero no
cambiaba de posici6n y este no me agra
daba pero yo no guerra tocarlo para
no despertarlo nj perturbarlo en- su sue
no. hasta que no viniera ell DR.. Mufloz
Diaz.
Espere algiln tempo mas; creo que
hacia mas de dos horas y media que
me habia levantado. Era completamen-
te de dia.
Vino Ell DIR. Mui1oz, vic al enfermo
me dijo: IPor que no me lamo an
tes? 81, lie conteste, lie avise al CANA
zero; pero parece que el esper6 que
Sc levantara. Ademas -agregue- no
deseaba perturbar ell sueilo de Nemesio.
FL doctor Muiioz me miro y me dijo:
Sci est& muerto y debe hacer algunas
horas que muri6. -
La impression interna que me causa-
ron las ultimas palabras del Doctor
conmovieron todo mi ser. FL doctor agre
go entonces: "Desde luego, aunque hu-
biera venido antes no hubiera podido
hacer NADIA. iPobre Nemesio!
Fran pr6ximamente las seis de la ma
fana cuando el med1co de bordo de-
claraba oficialmente tambien que Meme
sio Canales habfa fallecido.
ICuantas horas hacia que habfa muer
to? Yo no 10 Sc. Para mi Nemesio esta-
ba dormido No OF de e1 quejido movi-
miento alguno que me lamara Ia aten-
cion. IEstaba muerto cuando llegue al
camarote? Tampoco puedo asegurarlo.
Para mi Nemesio Canales dormia bien,
profundamente con la respiration tran
quilidad de un niio. Tai era mi impre-
sion.
Ell gran concepto que tengo del amor
la vida y felicidad de los demas Sc
res humanos el deseo de que Nemesio
.viviera impedfa que pasara por mi men
te la idea de que el estuviera muer-
to. Ademas, Nemesio Canales era es-
piritualmente un ideaLsta immense y
una mentaidad que pertenecia al socia-
lismo a la humanidad.
La impression Y emoci6n que ell su-
ceso inesperado lie cause mi compa-
nero ell Lcdo. Tizol fueron tremendas.
| Sin embargo, conferenciamos inmedia-
tamente con ell Captain, el medico de
bordo, ell Sobrecargo, Mayordomo y
oficiales No quisimos que Nemesio fue-
sc echado al mar, ademas, queriamos CO.
nocer la opinion instrucciones del Pre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-27

La nota de dolor profundo que con-
mueve a la co,onia puertorriqueiia re-
sidente en- la metr6poli con motive de
la muerte del preclaro Nemesio r. Ca
males, ha sido un prolongado due,o de
homemade por aquellos que tanto lie CO,
nocieron Y admiraron :. Unos habran
Norado lagrtmas del alma, otros ha,
bran ahogado las lagrimas en- profun-
da dolorosidad pero todos lie han dedi-
cado al eepiritu del extinto, la nota
grave hija de la conciencia con que sc
honra la menoria de los muertos Illus
tres Ellos mandan desde la muerte CO.
mo mandaron desde Ia vida.
Ell club Civico Puertorriquefo qui-
so rendir un merec3disimo homemade
al muerto tratando de traer el cAdaver
a sus salones para velarlo con guardia
de honor y con todos los requisites
propios antes de su tras,ado la ma
Dire patria.... Pero debido que hubo
oposicion por parte de la-Junta de Sa-
nidad no pudo 1ograr sus mas fervien-
tes desos. Sin embargo el Club Civico
Puertorraquefio le presentara una hermo
sa corona que pondra en- manos de la
guardia de honor que Sc honra velar
Ell cadaver.
Ell dia del traslado del difunto a
Puerto Rico Ell club Civico enviara
tambi6n su representation cumpliendo
asi con el deber sagrado que le tienen
los vivos los muertos insigneA Unan-
Sc nuestras lagrinas las de tantos
que 10 Horaran ante la augusta tumba
en- donde han de descansar sus restos
sempternamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-27

nos ha hablado ell amigo Paniagua de
esta production del interes que ha
despertado en- ell numeroso publico de
Santurce San Juan, el gran teatrc
oimpo sera pequefo esta noche para
contener aquel.