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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-08
Forced to Violate Modesty.

A movie actor was suing gonl-
pany for an immense sumsef0r
breach Of contract. Upon being
asked why he demanded suchIh
sum. he replied: Because ram
the greatest actor in the woTI61'
Later, one Of his friends took nm
to task for so loudly singing Ms
own praises. 81 know" repAiea
the actor, eft must have soufided
somewhat conceited. but I was
under oath. so what could I do?'
The Kansas City Star. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-08
Perfect Imitation.

Jack and Mary had Just been to
the grown.up's church for the first
time. A day or two afterward they
were found in the nursery whisper
fng audibly to each other.
What are you children doing?"
their nurse asked.
Were playing church," replied
Jack.
Sut you shouldn't whisper in
: church., admonished nurse.
Oh we're :he choir" said Mary.
The Christian Advocate CHew
York;.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-08

The flashy townsman was swae.
gering round the farmyard inn
paTunS gratuitous advice to, the
old farmer. Having criticised
the poultry, the hayricks, and
the rest Of the old fellows DOS
sessions. the townsman visited
the stables. Say, do you know
how TO make slow horse fast?"
he asked.
Yes" said the farmer. Don't
feed him."-The Pathfinder.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-08

Captain J. Ito colored mess ser,
geant)-I see you have a very fine
hen.house. sergeant. but where
are the chickens?"
Mess Sergeant-Captain, SOME
fool niger done left the door open
las night an all dem chickums
done gon' back to the companies
from where dey cum frum.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-08
X. X. II.

The wife Of Klansnan naiiisd
Keats
Her husband quite often entreats;
Don't stay late, dear Ted,
can't go to bed,
For you're taking our last pair. OF
sheets Judge.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-08

Husband-H you entertainment
dinner here at home, there willshe
no music as. there would be iyn a
restaurant. - naff
Wife-True, but the telephGEe
will ring often enough to interruHGi
all conversation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-08

"Dickey, sit down and quiet Iour
little sister. Tell her story"
''I did just tell a story to dad,
and can't sit down.. 4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-08

F'riend-Make any arrests today
constable? *
Constable Slackputter-Arre
Two tourists, but-darn 'em, they
wouldn't stop!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-08

Here's a. man trades his wife
for a 1921 model car. What do
you think Of that?"
II hardly know. What model
was she?"
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07

good work and that it would be
tactical blunder on the part of the
Democrats to Change horses in the
middle of the stream" when the work
of constructing the State Highway
system will probably be completed in
two years. The bill of Senator Hard
esty to transfer the titling department
to the proposed State Police Depart
men was discussed. There were about
25 Democrats at the conference, in
cluding United States Senator Thomas
f. Bayard, Congressman BOyce, Timo-
thy J. Mooney, w. TruXton BOyce,
James H. Hughes, Andrew Lynch,
James NJ. Tunnel and former Speaker
Paskey; Senators Murphy, McIntirei
Mcdowell, Belts, J. Prettyman, Hop
kins, Truitt and Hardesty, and Rep
resentatives Culver, HolcOmb, BrOgan
Collins, Nelson, Gray PettyjOhn ano
/ Dawes.
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07
FOR SALE

Large House in Clayton, Lot 152x
200 feet; property formerly owned
and occupied by I. N. Mills. For
terms, apply to
MRS. JEANETTE L. BARKLEY,
Executrix,
Clayton, Del.
Phone, Smyrna, 213 R
Or to Franklin Brockson, Attorney,
1-31 If. Clayton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07

for the children of Delaware-Clay-
mont" and were opposed to the two
Reynolds bills. Another delegation,
headed by ]. c. McComb, John G.
Gray, George Lodge and others, rep
resenting the Property Owners
League of Claymont, was also on hand
in the interest of the passage of the
bills. The first bill, which, it was
claimed, would not only disfranchise
negroes, but all taxpayers in a school
district who did not have children
"who could be among those who
would attend the public school affect
ed by the vote in a regular or refer
endum school election" was called up
for final action by Senator Hardesty.
After it was given its third and final
reading Senator Hardesty introduced
a Senate amendment which eliminated
the House amendment to the original
House bill containing this objection
able feature, and providing that no
person could vote at a school election
in any district unless qualified at the
last regular election. 1t also prOvid-
ed for an additional registration day
thirty days prior to such school cleo
ton. His motion that the amendment
be adopted in lieu of the original bill
was carried by a vote of IA to 3, Sen
ators Lutz, Ridgely and SimOnton vot'
ing against it.
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07
DEMOCRATS DISCUSS BILLS
Advisory Committee Is Against Rip
per Bills 1t Is Declared

per bllS IL Is DeCldFeN
The Democratic advisory committee
held a conference in the Hotel Rich
ardson at Dover Monday night. There
was a general discussion of the meas
ure pending before the Legislature.
There was a lot of discussion about
the changing of House bills in the
Senate and vice versa. 1t was inti-
mated that there had been changes
where the majority saw a chance to
make a deal which seemed profitable
from a party standpoint. This was
condemned. There was much OppOsi-
ton to the naming of James F. Alice
in the State Police Bill. The city
charter bill also came up for discus
sion. Among those who delivered ad-
dresses were Senator Thomas F. Bay
ard, Congressman William H. BOyce.
They reminded the members of the
Legislature of their platform pledges
and that the time was growing short
but that they should not be swerved
from their course by the criticism OF
the Republicans. No action was TAX
en- regarding the plan for rushing
through business although this matter
was discussed. Considerable OppOsi.
tion, it is said, has arisen in Demo
cratic quarters against a number o.
ripper bills" which apparently arr
purely vindictive partisan measures
designed to oust Republican oficehOld
ers or pare their salaries. The bill
passed by the House Monday after
noon reducing the salaries of count,
officials is one of this type. Repre-
sentative Gray's bill to abolish tn
present Highway Commission and es
tablish a new bipartisan commission
of six members, two from each coun
ty, which also has passed the House
was discussed. This bill is oppose
= by number of Democrats who fee
the present Commissioners have don
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07
KILL SCHOOL LAND LIMIT BILL
Measure Affected Voters of Districts
Acquiring Land Beyond Limit

Measure Affected Voters of Districts
Acquiring Land Beyond Limit
The Senate Monday afternoon kill
ed two House bills, introduced by Rep
resentative Reynolds, which passed
the House twelve days ago, one affect
ing the voting privileges of electors
in school districts throughout the
State, and the other limited the
amount of land that can be acquired
by the school board of a district by
condemnation to four acres. Between
thirty and thirty-fve automobiles,
carrying a delegation of over $50 resi-
dents and taxpayers of the Claymont
special school district, arrived in Do
yer Monday at noon. The delegation
composed largely of women, wore tags
bearing the inscription "a square deaI
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social DOings

!
DR.. R. F. Corley left yesterday for
Washington, D. c., to the bedside OF
his brother, DR.. Karl COrley who is in
a Washington Hospital critically i'll
of pleuro-pneumOnia. But little hope
was held out for his recovery over the
weekend, but Monday his condition
! showed signs of improvement. He Is
still very sick man and his Smyrna
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
Mr.. Gilbert Pratt, our well-known
farmer, near Smyrna, who recently
underwent an operation for a car
buncle on his neck in a Wilmington
Hospital after being threatened with /
blood poisoning, is improving slowly |
and his friends hope to see him about |
soon.
Mrs. William FAIRIES, of SwarthmOre
Pa. formerly of Smyrna, received
word Friday of the death of her
brother, Mr.. James c. Stubs, OF
Frederick, Md, suddenly of acute in
digestion. Mr.. Stubbs was well-knOwn
bv number of Smyrnians who re-
gret to learn of his death.
Mr.. Ernest P. Collins attended a
meeting of the Delaware Optical So
ciety held in Hotel dupont, Whining
ton, last Wednesday evening, Febru-
ary 28th. The meeting was preceded
bv banquet held in the Club Room
of the Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George AlthOuse, Miss
Isabelle and Richard AlthOuse, of Will
= mington, Miss Isabelle Tussig, of Lam
!, cester, Pa, visited Mrs. Robert c.
Mcgee at the Delaware House on
. Sunday.
= Mr.. George Reed Lohand, one of
/, Smyrna's best known and most popu-
lar farmers has been critically i'll the
past week His many friends hope
% for his speedy recovery.
y Mr.. Charles Pope announces the
i marriage of his sister, Lena Rivers,
- to Raymond w. Blansfeld on Wednes-
day, February 2S. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blansfeld will be at home near Mid
II dletown after next Monday.
- - Mr.. and Mrs. William 7. Bryan, and
= Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hammond, of
: Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Mr.
,,r and Mrs. George D. Wright
- Mrs. E. f. Thomas, of Delaware
n Street. this town, has been called to
y Princess Anne, Md, by the death OF
IN her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Garrison en-.
tertained at a family dinner Thurs
o. day in honor of the birthday of hi.
pc father, Mr.. Gamaliel Garrison, neal
8. Kenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Denney Walker hav'
moved to Smyrna and taken the resi-
F dence of Mr. Presley Ford.
ica Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon A. Westfal
av have returned from a trip to Gibson
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cosden enter
of tained few friends at their home o
oIv Mt. Vernon Street, Wednesday even
ng ing.
,ad Mr.. Daniel C. Bailey, who has bee
eat spending sometime at Baltimore, Nd
bIe and Wilmington is sojourning
ad. Smyrna.
ces Miss Ebenora Griffin Stewart, {
er- Delaware City, spent Saturday, ii
guest of Mrs. Bertha Bailey Clifton
Mrs. Allen D. Jones, of BaltimOr
ing Md, formerly of Milford, visited NJ
in and Mrs. F. E Postles last week
nav Mrs. Charles Burgess, of Centervil
the Md, has been spending a visit wi
of Dr.. and Mrs. J. W. Clifton
ball Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund George, vi
the have been spending the winter
This Florida returned home last night.
ract Mrs. Ernest P. Collins is visitil
Do her sister, Mrs. Harry Miller in Ph
TO adelphia.
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07
WANTED AT ONCE

Working Forman, experienced farm
er, married. House fuel, good wages
and interest in the poultry. For par
ticulars apply to
FRED MARKER
2-14-23-tf. Clayton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07
OAGETOWN YOUTH ARRESTED
a''ead Layton, Son of Landreth P.
layton, Under Serinns Charno

'1'aa Layton, Son of Landreth P.
-'''on' Under Serious Charge
.-alged with assault with intent to
iI.,m i..' murder, Haltsead Layton, son
-'naIeth P. Layton, one of the
g.. 'ldely known residents and poll
m NM o. lower Delaware, is under
,. Oall TO await the action of the
4. - county grand jury. The arrest
N IL Young man is the subject of
IN ,.T I1lllment and great surprise,
.'lO"s what was believed to be
N 'i'p'ed y. hold-up of Paul Town
lrr,.. 'on Of former Governor John G.
psn p' q and Todd Beauchamp. son
h ~, NJ l. +. Beauchanmp, of Selby-
N gsl' ~. on the night of February
N ~. se outskirts of Georgetown. AT
.rD nu,e young Townsend and Beau
N ~ y.' were on their way to Selbv.
hi ~ sa ta man stepped into the
IN y s uelr machine. As they slow.
u ~ sHIee !. others stepped from tn,
aobs, NE Tr road, one flOurishing q
ss ,Sa.. When the car failed to stoI
!, bitt;s s are said to have been fired
syy Di.s mug Ihe steering gear and mar
slest m.sslng MSS Townsend. The seeon,
! aDd IIasned 81 through the rear Of tn,
y, matt. uOSt struck Beauchamp
ssrgsto''r was reported to tn.
eiption OWN VI 7 police with a partical de
ID iiop to ,o o. the men, one Of whom wa va
ssrisa worn an army Overcoa
NSa. an army automatic re
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07
PLANTS FOR SALE

Moore's Early Grape Vines, Straw
berries, all the best varieties, Aspar-
agus Roots. Grown by
]. D. SCOUT,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07

ar. YOU paid your subscription to
Snyma Times for the coming
b Refer to your label to see how
tsDd. Figures after your name
/, tbe month and year up to
n YOU are paid. Our mailing list
ht been revised to-date. Watch
bbel.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07

1 rri,m B. Grant and Miss Mar
M Beauchamp, of Dover, mo-
n EIkton Monday and were
s...,5 a marriage license.
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07

II ~ ~
hi House passed the Senate bill
,day, making all women voters
N State, liable to the capitatiOI
he same as the male voters
wentative Lednum and Mar
tbe only two who voted agains
Bill. The House yesterday adOp
he Senate joint resolution ratify
\ the amendment giving the womel
right to vote.
i he WOman's Home Missionary So
& d will meet at the home of Mr..
i z. Postles on Thursday, March
lSO p. m.
ie Ladies of St. Peters P. I
rch will hold a Food Sale at OfiC
Mrs. H. D. Boyer, on Saturda
ming, the 1Oth.-adv.
lE. Susan Scotten Teat, wife
bel Teat, of Dover, died sudden
Saturday, as she was prepariT
l0On-day meal. A cousin h;
sealed at the home and Mrs. Te
E setting down a dish on the tab
nlced to greet him, and fell dea
vas 81 years old. The servic
be held this "wednesday afte
n
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07
Get a Special

Get a Special
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT POLICY
Covers all injuries caused by auto
mobiles. $500 per year.
GEO. w. CUNNING, Agent,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07

n. Mite Box Opening of the Wom-
Foreign Missionary Society of
liy Methodist Episcopal Church
'e held in the Lecture room on
lsaay evening, March 8, at 7.3O.
members Of the Home Missionary
l''y are cordially invited to be
I'l!' All persons interested are
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07
AND VICINITY
+. Il, Webb's White Loaf Flour
....J ~ satisfaction.-adv.

j, rour poultry thrive. Use my
l.a...d . brand of poultry feeds; my
'';:vtrrp-J. ':,r Frank Webb.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07

.sD SALE 49, Eight-rOOm modern
\. n. hath, electric lights, heat.
%H,D. Boyer, Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07

y DOyer's unprecedented building
gram scheduled for this year, in
dlg additions to three church, may
be included the erection of the
school building now in course of
E1etiOn and the new baseball
y and pavilion. A meeting of the
Nsaal enthusiasts will be held this
dng at which time the contract
Se let. Enlargement of the Do
opera House is also expected to
On shortly.
Smyrna times., 1923-03-07

IN boiler and heating plant of the
/ Snyrna school building arrived
vsek, atleast three months in ad-
II Of the time building would be
n for It.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-12
IA Asoc1Ac1oN DE EMp1EADos

La Junta de Directories de la Asocia
ci6n de Empleados del Gobierno Insu-
lar de Puerto Rico, representada por los
senores Eduardo Colon, A. J. Plard, Jo-
s6 Marrero Denis, Pedro J. Acosta, Su-
sano Bocanegra y Ramon Lebr6n, visi-
t, esta mafiana al gobernador Towner,
= entreg6 en- sus manos un memorial So
Hcitando su cooperation para que Sc lie
We efecto Ia promulgacion de las le-
yes relativas al retro Y pension de los
empleados publicos, emission de $780,
Geo en- bonos para construction de ho-
cares a dichos empleados aumento
&C sueldos de los mismos.
El Gobernador recibi6 dicha Conf
zion de una manera muy afectuosa y
cordial, signifcandole que simpatizaba
con la labor de la expresada Association
y que tendrfa gusto en- prestarle debida
consideration los asuntos tratados en-
Ell memorial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-12
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
Ex PARTR CENTRAL VICTORIA
INC.

Por cuanto, habiendo presentaGo ell
abogado don Cay. Coll Cuchi y G. Cru
2ado Silva una moci6n a nombre de
Central Victoria Inc. para que Sc de-
clare sti favor el dominic de la ST
guiente inca:
''Fafa de terreno de 5 neteos de an
cho por 135 metros dc largo sea nm
area de 1876 metros cuadrados Y cue Sc
extiende a todo Ell largo de la colindan-
cia Oeste v Norte de la finca principal.
&C la cual Sc segrega, lindando For u,
Norte con la via ferrea de la central
Victoria Inc. que partiendo de ta1-
torla en- Carolina, va hacia ell puepl2
&c Trujillo Alto: por ell oeste con Ia
r!isma via; por Ell Sur con ter.e Ios dc
Juana Aiejaniro Y por ell Este con IA
fnca principal de la cual Sc segrega.
Eadica en- ell b rrio LAS cuevas" de
t.rnino Municipal de Truiillo Al,
t. F. L. su vslor es de 500 esta H.
bre de cargas.'
Tor tanto, habiendose ord5nado
ror' Ell Honorable Juez Manuel Rodri
guez Sierra de esta corte Sc publique Ia
pretensi6n por tres veces en- un perio
dico de los de mayor circulation de los
cue Sc editan en- esta ciudad para que
les que tengan algdn derecho real So
Ire ell inmueble descrito, las personas
ignoradas quienes pueda periudicar
Ia inscription y en- general toio el que
oesee oponerse, puedan efectUarln den
tao de! t6rinino de sesenta dias, Ibro
u presente en- San Juan, Puerto Rico,
a de abril de 1923.
Luis vERGNE ORTIZ,
Secretario. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-12
CAEovANAs SOCIAL

Durante los dias sabado y domingo
Sc cuniplto a, pie de la letra un selecto
programa social ell ell simpatico pin
toresco pueblo de Canovanas.
Hubo serdas diversiones Ell sabado,
significandcse entire elias la inaugu-
racion dc la banda escolar, que con tan
to acierto dirige ell Compositor Sr.
Swartcoff, acto muy lucido, en- que los
padres sintieron el orgullo immense de
presenciar el triunfo Gle sus hijos.
La coronaci6n de la Reina de Sim
patias e Intcligencia, la encantadora
y sugestiva senorita Carmen Luz Sua-
rtz, Sc celebro por la noche con todas
Las ceremonies que merecia Ell acto.
La corte de honor la formaba un CRU
po distinguido de nifias del misrno pue-
bio, pudiendo recordar Josefina Flo
res, Pepita Flores, Dolores Robles, y
Luisa Mundo. Ell caballer0 de gra-
cia fue ell apuesto joven Pepfn Garcia,
quien con gran fnra y cortesfa llev6
la Reina hasta su trono.
Carmen Luz Suarez bella gentil,
divinamente sugestiva, recibio la SIM
hoica corona entire las aclamaciones
del numeroso quito p1bhco que pre-
sCn"io las solemnidades.
FL domingo por la tarde Sc orga-
niz6 una psrada para acompanar la
Reina, que recorri6 en- su carroza es--
plendidamente adornada, las GALES
principles hasta la PIAZZA.
La verbena que organize ell cuerpo
de maestros complete ell artistico pro-
grana de la fiesta.
No debo tcrminar estas lineas sin
antes fehcitar efusivamente al Conf
sionado Municipal de instruction Phi
blica, ouien con entusiasmo insupera-
Bile contribuyo este acto social.
ENTUSIASTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-12
HOMEMADE PoSTUMO
DoLoRoso MoMENTo

Lo ha sido en- verdad para Ell hoy
enlutado pueblo de Rio Piedras, con
motive de la irreparable perdid@ que
acaba de sufrir. La cruel guadana de
"a muerte. lie arrebato de su seno una
6e sus mas queriaas y mobiles matronas,
cue en- ella supo apreciar, aquilatar y
admirar sus grandes meritos, sVs fermo-
sas virtudes cristianas.
Ella fue nuestra inolvidable y buena
amiga, doda Jesusa Cordero VIDA. de
Gomez de Agiiero, quien consagro toda
81 ejemplsrisima vida practicar el
bien, de-ramando a raudales ell perfu-
ME de sus flores espirituales, que eran
nuchos, sobre Ell pobre menesterosH, inl
a ella acudia en- demanda dc eo,,, e.,
0 en- auxilio material csp it;s. / Qte
ella dulce y a1qcrosamen.e .e prcdi-
gaba.
E. selor que siempre premia las bue
mas o3ra5 tuvo bien disponer aa la
noble goaercsa alma de la extinta,
- y d; luz, e. sabado de Gloria, para
re de la gozara por toda la eterni-
ad en- la mansion celestial, donde tam
hlen mora en- ell esplendor de su excel
stud la lie su santo esposo que fue.
ALA en- aquel Eden, estaran induda-
hlemente gozando de Ia verdadera vi
ca, aquellos dos inmaculadas al1nas,
perfumados por la pureza de mn amor
rcciproco, espiritual; Que supieran con-
Quistar en- Ia terra simpatias, amor,
rcspeto, admiration bendiciones: con
quistando tambien, para ellcs 10 mas I'M
portante, el preciado tesoro celestial
iDichosos los que asi viven, scportan-
Go cristianamente las miserias de la vi
Ga terrenal! MAS dichosos atn los que
asi muersn, buscando, por entire ell SEN
dero de los abrojos, Ell inefable goce de
Ia verdadera vida!
iQue allos desde su glorioso trono,
ruegue1 por la mia, pecadora, por el
consuelo y resignation de sus buenos
hi;os, que aqui, en- ell santuario de su
hogar, triste y desolado, lloran su Sc
paraci6n material.
Ignacio Lizard FLORES.
Graynabo, de abril 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-12
(De Lamborn & Coz

Mientras que ell mercado de azucar,
ha estado muy sensible Y algo varia-
BILE durantd la semana, las evoluciones
han indicado su suceptibilidad los
factores alcistas y en- verdad la ac-
cion del mercado ha vuelto a confir-
mar que el azucar esta en- una posi-
cion muy fuerte. Las huctuaciones EN-
la Bolsa de los futuros azueareros han
continuado eierciendo una infuencia
bastante fIerte y que ha gobernado en-
todo el mercado; especialmente en- los
azGcares crudos, segun continuan los
negociantts hacienda cambios cubrien
dose en- contra de compras de azucares
a costo y flete Y cuando Ell mercado ofre
cia una oportunidad favorable, estos
negociantes descubrieron sus cambios y
vendieron azicar en- existencia los re
finadores, tales operaciones estuvieron
en- evidencia durante Ia sernana, GUAM
do los negociantes ofrecieron a pre-
clos gradualmente baiando, ell mercado
de futures estuvo en- posici6n donde pu
dieron cubrir sus costos de una name
ra ventajosq. El volumen de negocios
consumado tanto en- azdcares crudos co
mo rcfina5os durante Ia semana, ha 81
do solamente moderado. Con Ell conner
clio comprando azicar refinado en- una
escsla de manos a boca. los refinadores
han sosten;do ma indiferencia parcial
las ofertas de az1cares crudos. 81
bicn es verdad que la irregu1aridad del
mercado ha tenido considerablemente
que hacer con las compras de mauos a
boca, por parte del comercio consumi-
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Notas de la Isla

rio''; "Tu esposa hijas no tie olvi-
daran";; ''Olga jose Zen6n no te ol-
vidan''; etc. etc.
LOS DUELos: Antes de Megar a la
crrva que dirige hacia Ell cementerio,
las notas tristisimas de "La Borinque-
iia'', salidas de las 26 campanas de aque
los instrumentos, en- funebre compass,
electrizaron nuestro amino de tai mo-
do, que todas las almas ALI congrega-
do, q. todas las almas ALI congregadas
ell virus del dolor. :. Fue entonces cuan
Go al dar termino aquella In1sica SO
lemne, ell doctor zengotita despidio el
Guelo nombre de la logia masonica
"Tanama siguiendo en- turno ell Lcdo.
Maldonado a nombre del Municipio de
GALES; ell doctor Cadilla, nombre del
Concejo de Administration de Arecibo;
81 Lcdo. Polanco, nombre de la f1Inl-
liza del fnado y Ell Lcdo. Escalona, a
nombre del pueblo de Ciales.
Todos los discursos fueron solemnes.
A las doce treinta del dia 8 de
aDril de mil novecientos veintitres, ce-
i.6se el postigo del cementerio de Cha
les, dandole lo,aaniento bendito al que
en- vida fu6 nuestro carifoso amigo don
zen6n Rivera.
Qus Dios haya designado para su
alma un sitio entire los privilegiados
aila en- Ia mansion c6lica, y que su ea-
posa Y estimados hijos reciban la mas
santa y abnegada resignation ante Ia
dssaparici6n irremediable del que fue
fmantisimo esposo y padre ejemplar.
Juan CARRERAs,
Reporter.
Atril 10, 1928.