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THREE DIE
Continued from PAGE One)

been occupied by thcm but one week.
Mrs Hall was employed as Stcnogra
phcr for A. i. Lane, fuel director
while Miss Foye had been employed
for a short time at the Good Will
Shirt Factory.
About s O'Clock. n telegram was de-
Iivcrcd at the hor"c, ror the fuel
directors office. the boy delivering
it there as the Office was closed. Mrs.
Kelley and Miss Lillian 1ngralnm
took the telegram upstairs to the Hall
apartment but no answer was re-
ccivcd to their knocks and tho door
was tried but they declare that it was
locked. SO they left the telegram at
tho door.
Bodies Discovered
Mr.. O'ConnclI returned from work
at 5 o'clock and tile fact that hot
water flowed from every faucet OK
cited his interest. lie went to the
Ingraham apartment and found that
the same situation prevailed thcro so
lie and Mr.. Kelley started for the
Hall apartment. They raped on the
door but received no response. Mr..
G'ConnelI then turned the knob and
the door opened disclosing the body
of Mrs. Hall lying within a few feet
of the door. Both men assert that
no odOr of gas was disccrniblc. al
though the air in the room did not
smell pune. A quick examination
showed that Mrs. Hall was dead and
when lights were turned on the bodies
Of Miss T'oyc and Mr.. Stevens were
seen in the kitchen. Stevens, sitting
slumpcd on a window scat and Miss
Foye living at his feet.
DO Harris was Immediately notified
la, il in, no 1nnp for bn hrpp
People. An examination of the gas
heater showed that the shut off had
been turned half on and that but half
the holes were afiame. gas escaping
from the others but could hardly be de-
tectcd Evidently Mr.. Stevens and
Miss I'oyc. who were in the kitchen,
had boon overcome first, and the tunes
had overcome them so gradually that
they were entirely unconscious of the
end awaiting them. Mrs. Hall was i'll
the living room and evidently had been
ironing, for the board was up and an
iron laid near her on the floor. If tho
door had been locked when the women
went there with the telegram, then 1t
had been Mrs. Hall who had attempted
tor open the door and who had succeed
cd in turning the key i'll an effort TO
escape from the room.
- Mr.. Ingraham and Mr.. Plummcr took
charge of the bodies and made every
effort Saturday night to get in touch
with relatives of the dcCca sod.
Mrs. Hall and Miss l'oyc had been
residents of this city for several years.
For some time Mrs. Hall had boon cn-
ployod at tho Gannctt Publishing Co.
and for the last two months had been
Stenographor in the Office of the fuel
administrators. A. +. Lane. Miss l'oyc
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Fresh air is fatal to the bacterium
foetdum. 1t must have the moisture
of the human body in which to thrive
and multiply. Fresh air rapidly
dries this moisture; in consequence,
the.presence Of the germ becomes no.
ticeable only when it is covered by
the. clothing or when tucked away
under the arms or between the toes
Of human being.
The above is proved by the fact
that Perspiration on the hands Or
face or any portion of the body ex-
posed to fresh air is practically odor-
loss.
Soap and water will wash away
most OF the bacteria roetida at once
when the odor they nave created
disappears. But some few always re-
main and a new coIony-n,Imbering
hillions-wilI develop IN a few hours,
TO the distress of otherwise immacu-
late fcmininity.
so-called deodorants do one of two
things: they clog the pores or they
overcome one odor with another. The
first OF these methods is really HARM
1nI Tho perspration glands of the
arnl-rits are a. part of the system
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MAYS AND BRIDGE

The committee or Ways and Bridges
will give a public hearing in it's room,
No. 113. fourth floor. at the State
House. in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY,. Jan. 81. at 2 p. NJ.
Resolve for improving a road in the
town of Wesley.
Resolve appropriating money to aid
the town Of York in repairing highway.
An Act ito make the highway be-
tween WiscasSet bridge and Boothbay
Harbor village a spur of the State
highway"
A resolve for completing the State
Aid highway to Boothbay Harbor viii
lage.
An Act to amend Sections 1 and 2 of
Chapter 1877 of the Public Laws of 1921
relative to regulating the use of motor
driven and animal drawn vehicles on
highways
A resolve in favor of the town of
Durham for q road.
A resolve in favor of the Plantation
of Macwahuc to reimburse for cost OF
planliing bridge.
A resolve in favor of repairing the
road from the Canadian Pacific r. r.
depot in Little Squaw Mountain Town
ship to the Moosehead State hatchery.
A resolve apprOpriating money to aid
in the permanent improvement of the
Mere Point road. SO called. in the town
of Brunswick.
OWEN X STORY Sec.
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SALARIES AND FEES

The committee ON Salaries and Fees
will give a public hearing in its rooms
at the State House, in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY. January 81, 1929, at
II A. NJ, in room 113.
NO. An Act to amend Section of
Chapter III of the Revised Statutes as
amended by. Chapter 10 of the Public
Laws of 1917. as amended by Chapter
81 Of the Public Laws Of 1921. relating
to the salaries of justices of the SUI
preme judicial court.
No. ,. An Act to amend Chapter 1oS.
Private and Special Laws of 1921. re-
lating. TO clerk hire in Lewiston mu-
nicipal court.
No. 3. An Act to increase the
amount allowed for clerk hire in the
office of clerk of courts in Franklin
county.
No. ga. An Act to increase the SAL
airy of the clerk of courts of Franklin
county.
No. 4. An Act to amend Section II
OF Chapter of Public Laws of 1919.
relating to the salary of the stenoe-
rapher Of Pcnobscot county superior
court.
EDGAR +. ROUNDS. Secretary.
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RECENT EVENTS
AT the u. OF M.
A new SOCIETY

Orono, Jan. 27--To promote in
tcrcst in horticulture, n new society
known as Sigma Eta has been organ
lied at the University. Member
ship is limited to students majoring
in horticulture, the faculty of the
department OF horticulture, and the
faculty of the extension service and
experiment station interested in
horticulture.
At q recent imitation. four students
we're inflated. They are Charles l..
Beckett OF Calais; Danitza Arangclo-
vich of Belgrade. Serbia, William d.
Iaskins OF Saco and George G..
Hilton of Brdgton. All of the init
ates are juniors in the College Of
Agriculture
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Answer These in 10 Seconds

II You were Il Yale student and the
professor shot these questions at yo,,
with 10 seconds to think each over.
would you answer yes?
IL the distance between the earth
me moon were TO be decreased bv
halt would the attraction between tho
two be onc-fourth as great?
is water necessary as a solvent for
nutrition?
Is psychology the science of pre-
dlctIon and control of behavior?
Is 1T possible to have a balanced
aquarium without light?
These are sample questions of the
SUBJECTS which arc presented to Yale
undergraduates ofi-hand in the class
room to be answered, some of them
physics, some biology, some in phy-
chology and others in different sub
Jects. The university has given
these questions as quick tests during
the past year in many courses. but
has not presented the questions with
out the proper preparation.
Although these have no connection
whatever with. the Edison tests, they
have required searching study and
preparation on the part of the stu
dents in every subject
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Attorney General Shaw
Wants Facts Only At
Portland Coal Hearing

Attorney General Ransford w.
Shaw said Saturday that his sole
purpose is to obtain the facts at the
hearing which will be held at the city
building at Portland next Thursday
on the sale and distribution of coal
in Cumberland county.
Il have already received letters
from interested parties giving me
their opinion and making suggestions.
but [ wish to make it very clear that
[ do not want opinions or sugges-
tons at that hearing continued At
torncy General Shaw.
Il want facts only and IL people
who have information about the cX-
cessivc prices of coal or about the
difficulty of obtaining coal will at
tend the hearing and tell what they
know about it, / will be able to ac-
complish what the Legislature asked
me to do"
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AGRICULTURE

Tie committee on Agricultu,. -,
give n public hearing in its room. ny
the State House, in Aususts a.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81, at zoo B
on the following: "a
An Act TO amend Section OF fs.,
ter 203 of the Public Laws q, Nv.
Gas amended by Chapters TAI ana 80 NJ,
Public Laws of 1919 and by Ch s.sol
147 of the Public Laws of 1911 y
Iating to the rate of interest on a., y.
land loans Aa
An Act to amend Section 4 Of ca,
ter As Of the Revised Statutes
amended by Chapter Of the prsss.s
Laws of 1919. relating TO the dmi...
of State scaler OF weights ana fneas'
ures.
An Act to amend Chapter ls ~ u.
Revised Statutes relating to the ma.
urement of wood. bark and shjnrs,
CHARLES w. GILLESPIE. So
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The committee on Inland Fisheries
and Game will give public nearing
in its rooms at the State House, In Au-
THURSDAY. Feb. 1st. at . p. NJ. on
No ]. An Act establishing katah-
din Park Game Preserve.
No. .. An Act to amend Section Sc:
Chapter 80. II. S. prohibiting use OF
corn or bait of any kind. or any con-
triyancc other than dcCoy birds to en-
ticc game birds within shooting dis
tancc). ,
, No 3. Resolve offering reward for
recovery of bodies of Wardens Brown
and Johnson. and testimony leading to
conviction Of person or persons fespoH-
sible for their death.
THURSDAY. Feb. list. at 2 J; NJ. on
No. 4. An Act relating to the reg
istration of resident hunters ana hsh-
ermen (minors under IL to he eX-
Nos. 6 & 7. Acts relating to the
suspension by the Governor OIL open
ARTHUR A. CRAFTS, Sec.
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legislative Notice
STATE OF MAINE

In Senate. January 1s. 1923.
Ordered, the House concufEing. that
the time for the reception Of Bills for
private and special LEGISLATION 1 He lim n
4 O'clock r. N. and that all such peti..
tons and bills presented after that
date be referred to the next Legisla-
ture; that the Secretary. Of the Senate
cause copies OF this order to be pub
lished in all the daily andyweekly pa
pers of the State until and including
Wednesday February z. 1923.
Presented by
Sargent of Hancock
IN SENATE CHAMBER
Jan. 16. 1928
Read and Passed
Sent down for concurrence
Il Ernest Thornton
Secretary
Jan. 1G, 1928
Read and Passed
In concurrence
~ Clyde" Il. Chapman
Clerk
Attest: L.. Ernest Thornton,
Secretary of Senate.
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Committee on Education

Hearing on ten resolves for educa-
tional institutions will be in order for
Thursday afternoon before the COM
mittee on education.
These resolves arc in favor of Mas
son Institute of Springvale, Hartland
Academy, Limerick Academy, Arson
Academy, Wcstbrooll Seminary, Cher
ryficd Academy, Parsonsfield Semi
nary, Lee Academy and George Stew
ems Academy of Blue Hill. The same
date is assigned for q hearing upon
the bill to change the title of the Of
flee of superintendent or schools to
commissioner of education.
The two bills introduced by Rep
rcscntative Stevens of Belgrade in re-
gard to the measurement or wood will
be heard Wednesday afternoon before
the committee on Agr1cultnrc: also
the bill which would lower the rate Of
interest on farm loans from seven to
five per cent and make payments
semi annual instead OF annual.
Judiciary Committee
Tuesday afternoon before the COM
mittce on Judiciary will he heard the
act amending tho charter of tho Au-
SuSta Water District, aCc increasing
the penalty for killing a human being
while hunting, act relating TO lien Ivy
rcpaircrs of automobiles. act repeal
ing law which provides for obtaining
burial permits in adjoining towns and
act legaizing the doinYx OF the voters
in Harrison on March is, To-. Now
law relating to records III the regis
tries of deeds and an re- providing
that women may he probation officers
will be heard "Wednesday afternoon
before the Judiciary committee.
LEGAL Affairs
The jewelers. lien BILL PROPOSE
ton which has been submitted to
several past Legislatures, but has
failed of passage, will pc considered
Tuesday afternoon berorc the Legal
Affairs Committee. Exemption of
certain property used for charitable
purposes, act Incorporating the Ash
land Water & Sewer CO., and act
amending the present brewer sewer
law are also scheduled for consider
alton at this time.
Act to incorporate the Grand Tenn
pie Pythian Sisters OF Maine, act to
amend the laws Incorporating the
1st-10th-29th Regimenr Association,
act extending the purposes FOR which
the corporation of Charles NJ. Hay &
Co.. of Portland was organized. act
relating to motor vehfcres used for
public hire, act confirming the va
lidity of the doings of the Bath City
Hospital Corporation, ana pension
act for the Brewer ponce department
are among the bills to oe considered
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SKY LAW" ADVERTISE.
MENT

Application having been made to the
Banking Department by the following
named persons TO be registered as a
visions of Chap. ~, Secs. 11-23. of the
Revised Statutes, as amended, legal
notice is hereby given and any person
may, within two weeks from the date
OF this publication. file objection to the
ing Department.
Name Business Address
Bowling, Swain &
Shea, Inc, IS State street
Boston. Mass
FRED i. LAWRENCE,
Bank Commissioner.
augusta, Maine. Jan. ~, 1928
Jjano9d1t
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STATE LANDS AND FOREST
PRESERVATION

The committee on State Lands and
Forest Preservation will give pub
lie hearing in its rooms at the State
House. in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 81, at $50 +. NJ
OH the following:
An Act Ia amend Section IS of the
Revised Statutes. relating to the COM
pensation of chief forest fire wardens
and their deputies.
Chapter s of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter IS of the Public
Laws of 1921. relating TO forest fire
fighters in the Maine Forestry District
An Act TO amend Section 50 of Chap
ter S Of the Revised Statutes, relating
to building of camp fires.
CHAS. w. CURTIS. Sec.
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Grange Meeting

A very enjoyable meeting of Pitts
field Grange was held at their hall,
Saturday, January 81. During the
lecturers hour the following pro-
gram vas presented: Singing by the
Grange: roll call, answered by clip
pings and stories; reading by Worthy
Master Leon Higgins: piano solo.
Eva Huff; poem, entitled. "Snow,
Snow, Beautiful Snow, written by
Kate Ellis of Fairfield and read by
the Worthy Lecturer, Nena Weeks:
piano solo. Rita Poolcr: reading.
Frances Noble: piano solo. Grace
Osborn. The grange voted to send
their lecturer to the lecturers con-
ference at Bangor, Jan. 30-31. Next
Saturday night first and second de-
grecs will be conferred on a class.
in two weeks the third and fourth
will be conferred by the ladies dc
gree team. and in three weeks Past
Masters Night will be observed.
There will be a supper at the Bap-
fist church, Tuesday evening, Jan 80,
nj 6 = NJ
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Committee Hearin,.
pusLIc urir,r,ra

The COMMITTEES on Public tr.,u..
will give z public hearing in IT. is, .les
= T HUI Feb. !. 1921. Il m
An Act to relieve the town a, 49,,
bay Harbor from the Iabiiit. III
duty to sell or furnish water ~. ~
purpose to = portion Of the tn Ut ny
southport and the inhabitants y
Of by reason Of Chapter Goa a.
FRI rrvs ssm and sPsSsl Law. q is6s
town Of Eoothbay Hafbor in fsvsu:
same. Ae'W u
An Act to amend the charts, =, .
Dover and Foxcroft Water Dis,ooL ~
JAMES M. BECKETT e.
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his way to Honolulu. He was asked
why did he not take out the neccs-
sary British passport for Hawaii but
he could not answer.
In the dining room at breakfast he
Noiccd hearty regret at his prank"
as he called it.
Il meant no harm" he said. at
was just for the bet"
When he was approached bv n
rcWs paper man he blurtcd out
this is a horrible thing and Won
pressmen are awfully persistent.
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appealing directly and understan''

appealing directly and understanu,
ingly to the child mind. Thus II Y"
easy to formulate lessons to the ~
feet that ore heller represented y"
one hundredth of a crown. and 20 ~
Now one heller represents vs
able sum, with no cOmparsu....
stability. and the school authon's..
are trying to find another bass
symbol for primary instructor
Furthermore. children today ns's
hear of hellerS except in schs ~
The lowest purchasing unit ~ ~
crowns, and it takes three such un's
to buy a box of matches.
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afternoon by rne Legal AZ

Thursday afternoon by tne Legal AZ
fairs Committee.
The appropriation OF. $i65,00O for
rebuilding Franklin wharf of the
state Pier in Portland. will be con-
sidered Wednesday afternoon before
the Appropriations Comnfttee. Re-
pairs for Knox Academy Of Arts and
Science building, for the Girls Or
phanage at Lewiston. st. Mary's
General Hospital and the lfealy Asy-
lum at Lewiston will be ncard Thurs
day before the Appropriations Com
mittce.
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THE TRUE CAUSE OF
BODY DOORS AND
THEIR PREVENTION

Few pepe realize that body odors not by pers-
pration It is scientific fact that germ called bacterium
foetdum is responsible for this embarrassing condition.
The bacterium foetidum peculiar bacillus 1t does not
become actvet cannot multipyexcep in the presence
perspraon It must itself with the impurities cast
from the pores of the skin before up housekeeping
and raise famy-a very large famy-some hundreds of
billions in twentyfour hours.
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Committee Hearings
TAXATION

The committee on Taxation will give
a public hearing in it's room at the
state House. in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY,. January 81. at L. NJ.
on the following matters: -. .
Section 6 of Chapter 10 of the Revised
Statutes. relating to taxation OF the
blind. -,
An Act to amend section u OF CHAP
tor of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter AZ of the Public
Laws of 1917. relating to tax on rail-
roads.
RICHARD II. DOWNING. Sec.
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Six sophomorCs Who have been
prominent in undergraduate activi-
ties at the University of Maine have
been admitted TO membership in
The Owls. The honorary non
sCholastic society OF tie second year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-29
currency Useless to Teach
Arithmefin

n curious effect of the dcbascd
austrian currency .is disclosed in tho
necessity of revising the system of
instruction IN decimal numbers i'm
the schools "
as IN all other countries, the
si''p'est method for such instruc-
'ion used to he in terms of monev
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To Cure Cold in One Day

Take Laxative BROMO QUININE tab
les. The box bears the signature of
T.. W. Grove. (Bc sure YOU get BRO
MOI soc
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MANY BILLS
Continued from PAGE One)

clerk of courts of Franklin county,
the salary of the clerk of courts of
Franklin county, and the salary of
the stenographer of the Penobscot
county superior court will also be
considered at this time by the COM
mittee.
The charter of the Dover FoXcroft
Water District and the bill relieving
the town of Boothbay Harbor from
liability or duty to furnish water to
the residents of Southport will be
considered by the public utilities
committee.
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The fastest flowing river in the
world is the Sutlej. in India, which
rises 1920 feet above the sea, and
falls 10000 feet in 1870 miles.
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AS much as eight pounds of tor
toise Shell may be obtained from
one hawks-bill turtle, one of the
marine turtles of the tropics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-29

Opals when first taken from the
ground are so soft that they may be
pulled apart by the fingers.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

RICHARD IT. DOWNING. Sec.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
AVER LEGO Ell SECRETARIO
EXECUTIVE DEL CAPITULo DO
MINICANO

En- ell vapor "Ponce'' lego aver
procedente de los Estados Unidos MIR.
James Lasalle, recientemente nombrado
secretario ejecutivo de la Cruz Roja
Americana, capftulo de Santo Domingo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
FL Aqua y las
Bacterias

Sometidas las aguas de nuestro
acueducto un analisis cientifco, Sc
ha comprobado la existencia de 642
bacterias por centfhnetro cnbico, que
representa- alg1n peligro para los con
sumidores.
Este peligroso problema ha sido
resuelto con el usoode la FAMOSA
NEVERA TROPICAL CON FILTRO
que elinnina ell 90 pog ciento de dichas
bacterias, siendo por tanto Aqua
PURA despues de pasada por la NE
VERA TROPICAL.s
DESEA USTED, .EVITAR enfer-
medades en- su hogar? Pues compre
hoy mismo la nevera TROPICAL con
filtro. Els un mueble elegante.
Agentes generates apara Puerto Ri
Co:
DIEGO AGUER0S & co.
San Juan. PR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
Ounce mil d6Iares fuerOn en-
viadOs aver a la Cruz ROja
de Washington por Ell Capltulo
de Puerto Rico
LA CANTIDAD RECoLEcTADA HAS
ia AVER AsCIENDE DE 1000
A $40, 900

Por Ell vapor San Lorenzo" que sa-
i6 aver para Ell Norte fueron enviados
$15, 900 los cuarteles generates de
la Cruz Roja en- Washington. Esta can
tidad que pone de relieve la magniica
labor hecha por Ell capitulo de esta
Isla, asi como la generosa cooperation
que ha prestado no solamente esta ca
pital sino la isla entera es parte de 10
recolectado hasta aver que, segdn calcu-
los del Sr. Mendfa asciende de SIS, 900
a 100000.
Hasta aver faltaban ounce vein-
te pueblos, donde la campafia no ha ter
minado, por enviar sus Quotas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
iAl Fin!

Chico, cen donde conse-
guiste esos zapatos tan estupen-
dos?..--
. No 10 adivinas?-.-- -Se-
ran de-. "LA PARISlEN?"
--..-i iclaro, hombre! ~ de don
de iban a ser? -iAh, pues aho-
,fa mismo voy por un par de
,eiIos; hacia tempo que estaba
bHscando algo asi y nunca 10 pu-
desconseguir. ESQ es 10 mas es-
t4pendo que estos ojos han vis-
to! :
FLA PARISIEN", la tienda
que aende 10 mejor.
TEL o86 BOX 456.
Salvador 2rau 41
San Juan. P. r..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
sUFRIo vARIAs QUEMADURAs

All encender un farol de gas este
accidentalmente Sc infamo, habien-
do sufrido varias quemaduras de pri-
mer grado Adolfo Cuadrado, siendo
recluido en- ell Hospital Municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05
DAMAS NoRTEANrERICANAs IRA
BAJAN PARA LAS CLINICAS

A fin de que nuestros lectores Sc den
cuenta exacta de la labor que viene
prestando esta institution, nos compla-
cemos en- anunciar que al visitar un
redactor nuestro las oficinas de La Cruz
Roja en- la bibhoteca Carnegie" Sc
encontraban ALI seis damas estadouni-
denses hacienda vendajes Y otros ar
ticulos para ser enviados las clinicas
que tiene la Cruz Roja en- Puerta de
TERRA otros sitios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-05

CINE LAS ANTILLAS:-
Interesantes episodios de la serie
''La vuelta al Mundo en- 18 Dias" y
una cinta c6mica.