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Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
BOOSTS FOR GLEE CLUB
AND NORMAL SCHOOL


Mrs. E. NJ. Logan, well known in our
city, writes for the Canon City re-
cord AS follows:
1t will be Of interest to your readers
to know that the Colorado State Nor
NAL school at Gunnison will send q
glee club, composed of 26 young
women, to the eastern slope within the
next few weeks to advertise the in
stitution and that it will give an en-
tertainment in Canon City sometime
during the early part Of May. The
musical department of the Gunnison
normal is under the direction of Mrs.
Alberta Jorgensen and is one of the
best in the state. AS soprano singer
Mrs. Jorgensen has no superior in the
west. The concerts to be given by
the glee club on its tour of the
southern and eastern portions of the
state will be free to the public, altho
a silver offering will be made to help
defray expenses. Mrs. Jorgensen will
appear as a soloist. This entertain
'ment will be musical treat. There
is a bill before the general assembly
in Denver to change the name of the
Gunnison normal to the Western State
College of Colorado, and its graduates,
students and friends are boosting the
proposition. 1t is a member of the
Northwestern Association of Colleges
and It grants college degrees. The
attendance OF students at the Gunni-
son normal has more than quadrupled
during the twelve years since its es-
Enlistment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
Tuenty Years
Ago
should Aud Acquaintance be
forgot
And Never brought to min?
Gunnison, March 80, 1903


Dear Mary
Just few lines to you, SO you'll
have something else to do besides ad-
mire your Easter finery. 'Spose you'll
dress up Sunday. l have a new hat,
and Jack nearly had fit over the bill.
! told him not to kick, because all
business men had heavy overhead
expenses.
He went to Vulcan today with o. II.
Aikine. Going to survey some mining
property for Harry Crary adjoining
the Midland mine.
Was invited TO a party this after
noon at Mrs. Martin Ragan's. l did
not 90. ! wanted to bid good bye to
Deacon Hurley's sister, Miss Mary
Hurley, who is leaving for her home
in Camden, New Jersey.
VIM. Quinn Is also leaving this week.
Going to his home in Pennsylvania.
He has been visiting his relations here.
Almost time for town election. The
Socialists have placed a ticket in the
field. VIM. Strunk for mayor, and for
trustees, Mrs. Fannie Whip, George
Mason and Chas. Spear.
will surely be glad that Lent is
about over. want to 60 TO an en-
tertainment once in while. There's
going to be local talent play given
soon, called "Josiahs's Courtship."
Among those taking part in the cast
are: Messrs. Geo. Hetherington, f. NJ.
Nourse, II. S. Crooks, Ralph Allen, p.
c. Boyles, Bob Potter; Mesdames Nellie
Summers, c. 7. Rawalt and Miss Rena
Trevarthen.
On April 10th, the Agricultural Col
lege Glee Club will visit Gunnison. /
wonder If, when our Normal School on
the hill really starts up, will we have
such dignified organizations AS glee
clubs and orchestras, etc?
We nearly had a fire in town yester-
day. The Western Union Telegraph
office caught fire from the inside, but
the operator, Mrs. Cole, tore down the
blazing curtains and saved the day
and the office, too.
har and wife have gone to California
on three months tour. Dan Cook
has Mr.. Gallagher's place as passenger
conductor thru here.
l have some new neighbors across
the way. II. +. Sexton, wife and baby
arrived from Denver this week. He
is book-keeper the Gunnison Hard
ware store. They have such cute
little baby.
There's a brand new baby at the
Harry Millspaugh home, too. A girl.
Two small boys were here just now
selling copy of their paper which
they edit and print themselves. One
boy is George Brown, and the other is
Allan Clark, Sam Clark's son. The
paper is called 1.-THE Brownie
Wonder what my boy will be when
he grows up. Just now, he is crazy
over baseball. The high school boys
organized team the other day, with
Frank Keenan, as captain, and Roger
Teachout as treasurer.
Must ring off, now and get some of
my work done. Will tell you the
latest next week. As ever,
AGNES.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30

II We had lost our pet canary OIL
our Angora cat, We would not have
received more sympathy than we have
the last week, since the news went
broadcast that we axed and cameo
our culls, which have been boarding
the last six months in our home fol
eggless hens.
Incidentally, we have been almos,
surfeited with kind, though indefinite
advice, the concensus of which is:
II culling artist you would be,
Five things observe with care,
The hour you Gull,
What hens you Gull
And how and when and where.
OF course, after digesting such sag,
advice, anyone could go right into the
culling business and Gull to his hearts
content and have real nice time
whether he ever got any eggs or not
Culling advice is like-well it's like
SO many other things, it lacks definite
ness.
We thot before We did our wholesale
culling few weeks ago that We had
tried every method known to the poul-
try world to coax our hens to give n,
least few eggs SO that We wouldn't
forget the taste.
II seems however, that there was q
number of things we didn't know
After telling the world, thru the
News-Champion, of our troubles, we
have been deluged with advice per
tinent and otherwise, and we have
been literally showered with literature
on the subject of culling.
IL would tale n whola nou,en,na,
to repeat all we have been told
Therefore, we refrain. But we will
mention four Of the leading sugges.
tons we have received:
Petting parties for hens;
Serve rabbit three times a day;
Keep trained nurse for each layer;
Read the agricultural extension bull.
letin on the subject.
We will begin with the last mint
that of the University extension ser.
vice suggestions. We read the boob
thru. and 1t took us quite some time
for, rs we wade thru the introduction
we kept wondering all the while wher
We should come to the rules for Gull.
ing. The more we read, the more
evident it was that If we got a full
set of rules, we would have to Gull
them out one at time. At the end
OF the book We found summary
but-well we are going to write "a
the director and suggest that all the
ifs, whereases and therefores be omit
ted and everything culled from the
book except the rules for culling. II
he would ask us, we would do it our
selves. Most Of US are so busy we
like to be told quickly what to do and
how to do it. so when we get our hem
ly boarders lined up, we can go right
to work. The books however a bit
academic, and tho interesting to
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
QUE sTIoN

(By Nellie Burget Miller)
Will you tell me, Mistress April,
How the Spring comes on.
In certain little town
know?
Do not tell me it is backward there
Or slow!
Is it green along the river?
Have they fixed the water gap?
And does the old mill grind?
DO the children find
Hepaticas, still, on the northern side
OF Walkers Hill?
Are the gardens plowed
And the plum trees popped out white
Do the lilacs bud
And the robins call for rain
In trickling tune, that's half joy
And more than half pain?
Is there, still, somewhere,
The breath of burning brush
Upon the air?
And does the lazy Dusk
Come trailing aross the pasture-lot
With a star in her hair?
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
PRIZES MAY BE OFFERED FOR
BEST LAWNS AND FLOWERS

Rotarians Of Gunnison met Monday
for the usual noon luncheon with all
members present. Miss Ethel Part
ner and Miss Polly Welles Of the coll
lege were guests, and Miss Partner
sang several delightful numbers while
Miss Welles played her accompani-
ments and also played for the jolly
songs of the club.
Owing to community religious SER
vices of Holy Week at the half past
noon hour. conducted by Rev. Cotter at
the Unique theatre, only a short bus
mess program was held by the men,
bers, many Of them attending the
services. The principal business was
preliminary selection of officers
for this next year. The three names
highest voted for were selected as
candidates for president, vice-presi-
dent, secretary, treasurer, and mem
bers of the executive committee. For
NAL election Of officers will be held
at the last meeting in April, and the
new officers take charge May first.
Owing to press of other matters,
mention of tie club meeting March 10
was omitted last week. At this meet
ing N. v. Napier, delegate to district
convention ut Cheyenne, made an ex-
tended report on doings of the Rotar-
ians. w. Verne Mauer made happy
presentation speech of bouquet Of
carnations, remembering the birthday
of Secretary Lake. Rev. VIM. 1.
Jones reviewed an article, in the last
Rotarian magazine.
In response to a suggestion, Grant
Rutland and Harry Fogg were appoint
ed committee to consider the offer
of a cash prize or series of prizes by
the club for the best kept lawn and the
best flower garden in Gunnison dur
ing the coming summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
SOME ADVANTAGES OF A
PRESSURE COOKER

Agricultural College News Notes.
Saves time, labor and fuel.
Foods cooked in pressure cookers
cannot boil dry or burn.
There is no blending of havors if
several foods are cooked at once.
There is little loss of flavor or juices.
A whole meal can be cooked at one
time.
Foods can be kept hot longer in a
pressure cooker.
If pressure cooker is used for canning
Of vegetables or meats, 2-3 of time for
sterilization is saved.
Money is saved because because
cheaper food can be made appetizing.
The higher temperature employed
destroys organizations that might
cause food poisoning.
The cooker is convenient, durable
and easy to manipulate.
Give operator chance to do other
work while cooking.
Meats requiring several hours cook
ing cook tender in pressure cooker in
one half hour.
All steam and moisture is retained.
Good for steamed buildings.
Canning and jelly-making FASTENED.
Cooks the same in all attitudes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
Eoo.RollIne !. old Custom.

The custom Of coloring eggs. roll.
ing them, battling over them il really
ms old rs the goddess Eostre and II
among the inheritances common to all
Germanic tribes whether on the CONT.
nent or In the British archipelago.
In this country the Pennsylvania
Germans were enthusiastic followers
OF the ideas and customs Of Easter.
tide from the days of William Penn
In 1880 and until 1885. In Phi'adel
phia on Easter hill-now leveied. lost
and forgotten among the fhickly built.
up residences on Broad street north
Of Girurd avenue-rollinR ~olorcd
eggs. picking them when held IN hand
and fighting joyfully In the e..r con.
tests made up nm annual feast ~ mer.
riment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
azYE Rt@
sIonlfieanee Of easser Eoo.

The colored Easter egg. which Is to
day chiefly a means OF entertaining
children, has In reality . profound
sacred Significance. The egg has
from the remotest ages been regarded
as the symbol OF creation or new
birth. and all the ancient religions
possessed ceremonies In which the
egg figured In this emblematic sense.
The Christians adopted II rs the SYM
boil Of the resurrection Of Christ and,
In the early ceremonies, II was col
ored red in allusion TO His blood shed
for sinners on the cross.
Through the centuries since the
beginning Of Christianity various
games and contests have been played
everywhere in Christendom in which
the egg held prominent part.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30

The Isabella Tourist club held very
pleasant meeting Tuesday afternoon Mt
the home of Mrs. Clara Herrick. The
hostesses were Mesdames NJ. Il. Her
rick, Robt. Harris, ST., and II. J. Hards.
Mrs. Helen Stills reviewed the book
"That Girl, Montana" by Sarah Ever
EFT Ryan. After the business of the
meeting had been dispensed with, a
two-course luncheon was served by the
hostesses.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Harry Gazette, hostesses will be Mrs
Gazette, Mrs. Belle Cooper and Mrs
Eliza Carpenter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
LOVERS OF GOOD BOOKS CAN
ENJOY GOOD READING

A new order of ''best sellers has
just been received at the college lib
rary, and townspeople are invited to
make use of them. Because of the
decided lack Of funds in the library
budget, and because there is such a
demand for late fiction, the library
committee has placed a fee of ten
cents on these fiction books. In time,
they will pay for themselves and more
can be obtained later
The collection contains the most
popular books of the past year, and
nearly all the modern writers are
represented.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
Palestine Always Holy Land.

Whatever form each different creed
may adopt In celebrating Its Hol,
week the dominant note Is the snme-
II is the spring OF the year. che time
for freedom, the true res ERECTION.
the dawn OF life and hope. To Chris
tlan. Mosiem and Jew alike Palestine
will ever remain the Holy land. the
cradle OF SO many faiths. for which
20 many have faith for the future
Toledo Blade.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30

The columns of the .Woman's Page"
are open to all our lady readers, Who
are inrifed to contribute anything in the
icdy of interesting neps, household ex-
perienees that may help others, cooking
recipes, club and social doin0s, and any
good original story that lCe can use.
Let's get together and make this page
the rery best part of the paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30

We have been informed that thru
no fault of ours, there was a mistake
in last weeks article on pressure
Cooker Preferred in Processing Meats"
The article read: "The water must
come up on the jars at least one inch, "
instead it should have read "up over
the Jars"
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
A Punnino Accept.nee,

She-What are you thinking about
He-About asking you to marry me
but you should have offered me the
proverbIal penny.
She tcoyIy)A-l give assent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
THE FUNNY SIDE
ReIIabis witness.

Judge-You say the prisoner struck
you. Have you any witnesses to prove
~
Casey (pointing to his discolored
optic)-I have an eyewitness here.
yer honor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
EASTER DAY

Words cannot utter
Christ His retsr.ias;-
Mankind, keep Jubilee.
Strip OF your mourning.
Grown you With gaslands.
Set yssr laaps burning.
Speech l. left spesehlssss-
Set you 70 singing.
Flag your hearts open vide.
Set your bella ringing;
Chriss the Chief Reaper
Comes. His sheaf bringing.
Earth wakes her song birds.
Puts on her flowers,
Leads out her larnbkins,
Bsilds up her bowers,
This 10 man's spsa,al day,
Christ's day and ours.
-Christina c. Ressetti.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30

The Monday Afternoon club will
meet next Monday with Mrs. Jarius
Williams. Mrs. S. p. Spencer will
have charge of the program.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30

S sGubbins doesn't care n his bust
seas dges 90 TO The dogs" f
-T1iat's funny. Why uofr
-He's = tranufrctuser Of dos-bis
cult "-Judse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30

Miss Norma Nichols spent last week
end at lola, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Fred Rouviere.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30

The regular meeting of the DeWyk
club, which was to have occurred this
week. has been postponed until two
weeks hence, when Mrs. Ralph Stone
will be hostess.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-30
The Ranehuoman
Says

She speaks her mind on many
things. She viii have some
thing interesting to say from
week to week
Washington Journal., 1923-08-03
CRUDE ItonO wie erItorrt.

&ruoe ltafo lpie erltarrt.
Su ibrem 9opfe itiirmte mo mir.
bette aues milo ourdeinanoer.
@as bebeutet oieier Brief Der
Dem oiiiteren Drama, oeiien Wlitpii.
Ierin iie 10 pIosIid ge%tuoroen mar,
auf einmoI cine gan5 neile, blibartig
iiberroidenoe @enoung CAB.
@rof @idIt6ot uno Sellu. -
Ilsleben uno Sena
llno euoIi6 iener eebeimnisboae
Gremoe, Der Iebte Der W6nuer, nit
oeren 9eben uno gbre Die r%dtielbai.
tie Srou IN @~roniamfeit uno Iddeln.
Der @roft elm 10 freoelboites Spiel
trieb. -
Sang oeritort uno foiiunesIos fam
lie enoIih mieoer our 0iele berob
un6 0ffnete bic Saustiir.
Sn oieIem ausenblid bog Der
Sa9opaeen oeS Suites in idorfer
6abrt auf ben SdIoBbof elm; elm
peiber Serrenitrobbut leu6tete.
~Dr. Reinwalot, Sic ididt mir
Der liebe @ottl"
gridroden iab ibr Der fIeiue Bbi.
Ioloee in 6as peiBe erregte @e.
lidt.
lin Simmelspiuen, GrGulcin
GruOe, mas lit oenn eei6eben?"
@r bate faum alisgeIprohen, alS
ii1 bic &alstiir bon nellem ofinete,
uno Serbia uno 6rGulein @rigoleit
auf Der G~reitreppe eritieuen, in Sut
uuo WonteI, reiiefertig.
rSponnen sic ni6t erit aus.
GbriitiaRl" rief iie gum 9lttider.
bod binauf. sd fabre nit Sbner
glei6 peiterl"
@erpunoert manote Eruoe Den
Soul.
$50 piuit gu oeuu iest nod bin
Sertbo?"
,@s brennt in @reifenbogenl"
mar Die Mntwort. DMeine Shwe-
tier lit nit ben @utsleuten Idon
felt elmer Stunoe oriiben. llno id
fiibIe. bob i'd aud oortbin gebo.
rel"
Damn iaB lie I'M 8agen, riibio
uno fiber. Gin 8ug barter gnt.
i%dlolienbeit itano auf ibrem feinen
8elibthen.
,gs lit cine ieitiame Nodt, Eru.
oe," iagte iie. gIber i6 CLAUDE,
es piro bod nod aaes gut. On
bait iebt Or. Reinipalot our Seite.
Gut, mas Sbr fir reft ballet. SD
bertraue ouf @u6! -
Washington Journal., 1923-08-03
8peimHbatuanaiaites aapiteI.

@raf Gibit1ot bate Die gan5e
8eit felt Der n1dtliden 3uianmen.
fnnft ouf S6IoB @~reifenbagen wie
IN einem ihweren 6iebertraum rer-
braht.
Sn ieinem Seroen Iebte mr. cine
ein5iee eroBe Gmpfinoung, Die fem
9enfen Bis gum inneriten @rrrnoe
erfiiute uno inn ales anoere Helm
uno ni6tie eriheinen lieB, Die 10.
oernoe, per5ebrenoe 2eioenihoft fiir
Sela.
Sumner pieoer fab er ibr fixes,
blaiies @elidt Dor iid, borte er Den
Slang ibrer Stimme, fiiblte er ben
Grud ibrer ipeiden Mrme.
llnb feline Sebniudt ihrie nod
ibr.
Or gIaubte iiH dutpeilen franf
uno er oadte bann nieoer nit elmer
9larbeit bes @eiites, Dab er idb
unb baari6orf Die OoIige ltnbalt.
Bartlett ieiner Gituation erfannte.
Sc peiter bic ISOLDE ibrem gnoe
3uriidte, Inn 10 qu6lenoer Drds IN
ibm oos 8epuBtiein elmer rettilngs.
loien @efanaenidoit, elmer p0aigm
@adtIoiiefeit eeeeniiber Dem itiirmi-
fhen Soben ieines @lutes, un0 er
bate bod immer mieoer uergeben
mogen in Corn uno Sdam fiber
feline @epifenloligfeit gegen iene
anoere, Der er nod oen @etrug Ell.
ner 0erlobung poripielen ioate. Sn
rlbeloier Spannung martete er bon
Stunbe au Stunbe aiif cine Nahrid)t
aus Hablopib, Die linn ~penigitens
bies 9este, Shnerite eriparen mir.
be, alein Der Sreitag perging uno
Der Moreen bes Sonnaben6 fam Der.
an unb INNER nod blieb Seua
itumm.
9a Iieb er enbIit bas pluto aus
Der @arage brineen uno hibr mad
Berlin, nm NIT ieinem Gntualt gum
Washington Journal., 1923-08-03

mir auf einmaI oic 9omen rufen."
~@o lit 6raulein Sanien2" iIel
ibr CRUDE ~ungeouloig ms @ort.
.Sie mar nod eben bier un0 bot
ibre Sanotaide eepadt. Sic iagte,
lie bate elm Eelegromm befommen
uuo miiBte nod in Der Raht abrei.
len. sic bat mir aud eireu Yriei
ooeelaiien uno 5ebn Mari. Dab ID
aues ridtig beiorge!"
r@o bait 9u Den 9rief2"
Die Qleine iufte in ibrer Sdiir.
6entaide uno bradte Elm 5eriuittertes
Bopier berpor.
sd ioate ibn nod in Der Rddt
mad @%reifenbasen bringen uuO bcim
Gbouffeur oes Serrn @raieu obge.
benl"
Nit einem beftigen Sud rib Cru.
be ben oiiunen llmidlng ouf uuo
leIdtete nit ibrer 9oterne iiber Die
fIiidtig nit 9Ieiitift bineeiuorfenen
8eilen:
ngs lit entidieoen. SD be.
sIeite Sie morgen mad GnglauO.
SD babe ale @riiden binter mir
obeebroten uno perIoiie nod in
Der 0att oas SdloB. @rtporten
sic mid moreen friib nm 6 llbr
nit Sbrem auto am @aIoesaus.
gang BON Dorf BabIowis.
6ella."
Washington Journal., 1923-08-03

@ie LANCE Serbia un6 CRUDE ia.
ben, Sano in Sano, uno regungs.
los in oas oiiitere S6neigen Der
orobenoen Siniternis biuausbordten,
lie mllBten es niht.
Sic critic 8epegung nit ben ounf-
len MGften oes 8erbre6ens lieB
sic iungen Ser3en tief eri1auern,
oaB lid ibnen Die Minuten oes
@arterS gu Stun0en gu oebnen i6ie.
men uno tie INNER iuieoer nidt
ipuBten, Oh iie getraumt batten ODER
bas ean8e @rlebnis fur6tbare @irf.
li6feit getpeien mar.
@er mar iener iunge Mann, Del.
fen Stimme 10 eriAitterno per5nei.
felt geflungen bate, Bis er laneiam
Dem oGmonii6en @influB Der loden.
ben Sirere erlegen par2
llno mer mar Seua ielblt, uno
tpie Itaro @lsleben 81 ibr, Der iest
alf einmoI IN Den Soroergruno Die
ies grouiigen Na6tliides binein.
riidte2 -
@noli6 permodte Sruoe Die I'm.
gepiBbeit oes qualoolen Sangens
Washington Journal., 1923-08-03
Mnsaeaeidnete Oentide 8eiti@riften!

Oeutlde 3eitiAriften fOnnett OurA
6as n8aibington Sournal" brett be-
8oqen perben. 9as eripart 3eit lito
@elo; oenn oas nSournal" erbalt lte
aus Stem Yorf, mo- iie porrdtig lie
aen. @arrm ii6 aiif entIteate gtad-
ridten englii6erS ages5eitungen per-
IoIien, menn man bic @abrbeit aus
better, oirefter 2ueGe 10 i4nen err
fnbren fam.
Washington Journal., 1923-08-03

uno gauacus nidt Idnscr mcbr 81
crtraNcn.
Sic ridtete iid Iautlos aui uno
taitete iib iiber Ole Ieiie tniiternoen
SetitopeI uoriidtis bis CUR @iebeI.
lufe.
Ser MonO mar unterOes beroui.
eefommen uno Ieudtete eroB uno
flar aus Dem tieiblauen SimmeI.
Srgenopo am ufer buidte elm g Z.
ternenihimmer ourh Die @itteripono
oes boben Hobres.
llno gleid oarouf glitt elm Boot,
nit ieinen beioen Suioiien 6u elmer
ounflen ginbeit perihpimmeno, ipie
elm forperloier Shotten in oas mel.
DIE, traumper5ouberte G1mmer Der
einIamen Radt binoits.
Sic iiuo fortl" iagte CRUDE tiet.
oufatmeno. .@un iino mir tpieoer
irei uno f0Enen banoeln.~
Washington Journal., 1923-08-03

aelepbOn 6ronflin 1892
Wiegapd & Beilsteip
gnhreidcr nnO 9efuratiOnsmaler.
1924 SedIte SruRe S.-8.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-02
Ell GoBERNADoR ToWNER Y Ell
ATTORNEY GENERAL COATES
EMBARcARoN Ell sABADo ER
NEW YORK HACIA PTo. RICO

Entire los pasajeros que aparecen en-
Ia lisSa avanzada del Ponce" que
sali6 ell sabado de New York, fguran
los nombres del gobernador Towner v
del Attorney General Coates. He
aqui la citada relaci6n:
Hon. Horace M. Towner, Hon. Her
bert P. Coates, A. ". Miller, C. Miller,
r. G. Pitcairn Roberta Pitcairn, A.
Fuertes, F. J. EnglehaTt, S. C. w.
Simpson, L. Feran A. J. Herrera, DR..
j. zaralt, NJ. Anguerra, c. viclzers,
Sol. Bauer, w. Fischer, G. Antonsan-
ii, George Lutjen, II. C. Brubaker, D.
Medic, c. v. Dlaz, F. l.. Hingle, Z.
Santaella, w. l.. Lockwood, Mrs. e
Rosado, P. Rios, A. ojeda, F. Rodri-
guez, A. Bonilla, o. S. Gueits, NJ. de
Jlsst7s,s A. Fernandez, G. Davila, G..
Arocho. c. Rivera, H.. Hernandez, r.
Fernandez, r. Fernandez, Carmen Mu-
noz Y S. Echevarrla.
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iHoNoR A QUEEN HONOR MEREcEl

La vauguardia unionista de San
Juan acorio por unanimi1ad en- la Ill
TINA session, hacer un llamamiento to
dos los portorriquenos que aman esta
terra, y velan por los prestigios de su
decoro, para que rindamos las mas cor
diales entusiastas pleitesfas de sin.
cera adhesion al honorable Horace M.
Towner que tiere loo mas altos titulos
para que veamos en- el una firine espe-
rama al logro de nuestras mobiles " le-
gitimas aspir9ciones.
La vanguardia unionista de San
Juan, pone toda su fe fundada ell la
luminosa aureola que enaltece al illus
tre hcmbre publco, que sera lazo de
amor v bianandanza que una al noble
coraz6n portorriquefio con la gloriosa
metr6poli que hoy rige nuestros desti
nos.
Compatriotas: Unamonos en- apreta-
haz para que al pisar nuestras be
las y adoradas p1ayas ell generoso ami
so de Puerto Rico, uene los ambitos
este cahdo grito de e1ltusiasmo:
VIVA Ell NUEvo GoBERNADoR
IEoNoR DE AMERICA!
R. PUJALS CARLO, presidente; vi
cente AEDINo, vice presidente; Ra
mon N:eves ALICIA, secretario, An
tonic vELAzco, Sub sec(esarib; J.
R. vAZoUEZ, Tesorero: vocales: Ma
N'rel vafdes, Fernando Lugo, Gallo "A
Maldonado, Fernando Ruiz Ufre v Go
dofredo PACHECO.