davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-11-07
BONDS
.cefved by Pri iv,ts Wire Direct to The Star Office.
(Sales are In $l,ooo.)
UNITED STATES BONDS.

Ga actions represent thirty seconos.
Example: 9S.3 means s8 3-52.)
, 1923-06-13

MONT. WREN customs officials put into et-
flcf the Supreme Court ruling prohibit
no All merchant vessels, foreign and do
nestle. from possessing liquor within
the three mile limit. Despite the fact
hat no definite instructions came from
Washington and despite the admitted IN
adequacy Of their force, customs officials
+ 1', was stated that the 700 or $40 men IN
.t5a customs, service probably would not
h. able effectively to cope with their
manv new tasks, Foreign shipowners,
Vending protests by their own Govern
mae1ts viii meet the terms OF the iaW'
they announce, beverage liquor Wnlch
fonn% asylum aboard foreign Merchant
men in United States waters after II haG
heen shouldered from United states son
by the Volstead Act, no" mas oeen on
, 1923-06-13

cially driven out into the open sea. After
the stroke of midnight last night, under
regulations drafted by the United States
Treasury to make effective the mandate
of the Supreme Court, there was no sub
stantial legal foolhoId for alcoholic
drinks within the jurisdiction of the
continental United States, ashore or
a1oat~ The Treasury today sent a re-
hinder Of the fact that the zero hour
had arrived, to all concerned with
prohibition enforcement" 1t was point
ed out that the regulations, in the face
of representations by most of the mari
time powers, would be applied as rigjdy
as a literal reading Of the Supreme
Court ruling would warrant. Ships
which were at sed when the ruling be-
came effective. will be permitted to brinr
liquor inside the three mile limit for the
, 1923-06-13

last time, but will have to keep it under
seal until the homeWard voyage has
started. Ships in distress will be allowed
to seek refuge in United States ports I'M
der the same conditions and there is the
usual exemption for medical, diplomatic
and sacramento shipments. Under the
regulations customs officials and prohi-
bitiOn agents are empowered to c0nfs-
cate all outlaw liquors. A ships owner
and her master are alike liable to the
full penal provision OF the No'stead
Act, upon conviction Of violations of the
law. Already informal adVjces have
reached the Treasury that most Of the
foreign shipping companies intend max
ing every effort to comply with the Jaw.
Most of them agree its enforcement will
continue to prove embarrassing to inter,
national commerce for some months to
come, bat the Treasury has only one hope
Of alIeViating the conditions, that is by
Congressional action.
Legion, Essex, June 9Ch. SyracIse
University Lacrosse team defeated E&seX
c0untv. eight goals to one in the first
match OF their English tour, in which
the Americans viii attempt to via the
International Cup Syracuse was to-
fast tor it's opponents taking control
from the start. Ross was the star, scor-
ing four Of The GOALS. NcAIoney, goal
+ the Syracuse team belongs to Halifax
professor Cox, the coach, is a Nova
an.
,tantinopIe, Jane 95h.-The Coun-
Gil at sgora has sent categorical i%nstruc-
tions to Iamet Pasha at Lausanne0not to
make further concessions regarding the
settlement Of the Turkish public debt,
says a telegram from Angora today.
Picking June 9Th. The Chinese For
eign OdiOa today sent a note to Toxic de.
mandi an apology. indemni.ies and
t. n.shment of the japanese com
r and his men who shot doWn
Chinese supporters of a japanese boy
colt at Chang Sa, province of Runan, on
June 2ndl
Moscow, June oh. Soviet Russia will
not lowe. her dignity in the eyes OF the
Easter, people nv Withdrawing her re-
p~respatalIvrs from Persia and Alglanis-
tan Greit Hritajn's demand This is
understood to be the official Soviet atti-
tude ia regard TO Lord Curzcn's latest
note. Tre Soviet contends that these
represaA ativas are nor engaged in anti
British j o|p3Ladia a5 a.,2god, bat are
carrying out a defensive struggle for
Russian interests in the bOrderlani. Tie
Soviet Government is ready to concade
practically all the other Coints raised by
the British, It is said. bat this ii cannot.
Ml
, 1923-06-13

The Mill Hand ........ ... Costa adenund.
The Danish author Charles Generp has like Rlyard KpGog ana Selma L1ger8,
been awarded the Nobel literary prize The mill is one OF GalorupS most famous
caIing. the theatre Warmly interested in his art and being happily equipped
as regards voice appearance a lyrical temperament and a strong sens9o Of humour he
has by degrees attained a prominent position amongst present day Swedish actors He
Isl s9ric reaHst who understands making his par. genuine, bat at the same time with
A marty which will attract much interest is that If Lzy-Naa KaUbad 18th on
acnoInf of he synboa If destruction Kari Gjeeup has given 1t, AMI because her face
i NV o the qTean. Miss KiaIbad has hitherto b3rngei to the bale IL the Opera
and has now been discovered by the producer Mr. Rrunius VII has great exoacui005
Of This frpsh, undeiaby dazzling and more than promising alI aGJn tor Swedish
production.
Ellen Dali is previously known to the cinema public through Ter charming part in
Norway Lass. She is Danish actress who has taken part in several films in her
country. For some time she F"i an engag aLent IN the company Of he celebrated
Danish actor WaIdemr PsHander. HH.- tcaIueS are natITIness and simplicity, and
in her role If the young girl engaged to the miller she also appears to be 50 GOOD and
pure that she at once rm. the very beginning wins 5he sympathy OF the public
COMING. COMING. NEXT WEEK.
MTHE PRISONER 0E zENDA22
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15
Representatives Here.

lvar Hennings, president, and
Luther Cummings, sales manager
of the South Bend Bait Company
Of South Bend, Indiana, are spend
ing some time in this lake region
on business connected with their
firm who manufactures artificial
bats of all kinds. Their arrival
in Eagle River Friday was the
starting out point in the lake re-
glon, leaving that evening for
Winchester where they will spend
a few days after muskellunge and
trying out different kinds of lure
for the big fellows. Both men are
sportsmen of the first type and
are men whom a good sportsman
wants to meet up with. Their idea
of bait is that method whereby
the angler will secure his fish, and
at the same time learn the rudi-
ments of good craftsmanship when
it comes to the taking of small
understood fish. They believe with
the right kind of tackle the sports
man is the better in the making,
for he then delves into the mys-
teries Of real sport rather than in
seeing just how many fish he can
injure and leave dead in the wa
tiers or on shore of the lake or
stream he is angling in.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15
C-S Club Notes.

The program part of the after
noon meeting of the club last Sat-
urday was devoted to a discussion
of Mothers and conditions sur
rounding the average mother with
a family of small children.
The bunco party at the McCul-
Tough home was we'll attended.
Miss Inez Arnold of GAINESVILLE is
to address the club at it's meeting
on the 18th.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15
After a Location.

A. w. Olson and Geo. J. st. Clair
were down from State Line last
Friday. Mr.. Olson, who is a jewel
er in Minneapolis, was in Eagle
River for the purpose of securing
a building or location for a jewell
ny store which he wishes to open
in this village. Several locations
were looked over and he will re-
turn within a short time expect
ing to locate here.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15

Charley Wagner who has the
know-how of musky fishing down
fine on Big and Little Twin, put
two big boys across the wire last
week for Messrs. c. H. Freeman
and Mr., Schnitzler of Chicago who
are guests of Twin Lake Lodge.
Freeman's musky weighed in at 50
pounds while that of Mr.. Schnltz-
Ter went in at 107a. Many catches
of muskies are being made right
now on the Twins and are almost
record fish when taken. Any lake
is bully good for the big fellows
anywhere in the lake region pro-
viding the man with the pep sticks
to the game. We know OF one
bunch of sports who fished a half
dav for muskies and then gave up
in disgust, claiming it was all
fake this catching of the big fel-
lows such as have been reported
Guess they imagined all one had
to do was to flip the lure and you
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15
-Gluned From HnsnitaI

be H, Jackson of Little St.
b lake and Herbert Frisk of
4er returned from Rhine
last week where they had
"llag treatment. For the
" months Mr.. Fisk has been
medical treatment.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15
/ Hold Annual Bazaar.

sn out announcing the an
aar for the Ernest Work
aay Of the Congregational
in Eagle River, the date
saturday, August 18th. The
FUu be held in the annex
Of Strong & Marley, OPP
|R postofice on Wall street.
.9am. to 10 p. M the sale
ID goods, fancy work, candy,
I'D other things usually sold
am will be offered the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15
Operated Upon.

Word was received yesterday
from Green Bay that Mrs. A. H.
Stevens passed through an opera
ton IN hospital in that city the
day previous. Mrs. Stevens was
taken from Eagle River last Thurs
day for treatment.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15
State Line Bazaar

The State Line Ladies Auxiliary
Will give a bazaar at the Donald
son school house today and even
ing. The main feature other than
salable goods such as the average
lady prepares for such an occasion,
will be chicken supper at six
O'Clock.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15
BIC REUNION
c.,tball Champions
! rbum at Camp
.1

4, snviable record { OF
d Champions al of Indiana "a
E 4s'o a1I,.5 in football !
h .-asn record as men of
/. t s,re their school days fy
rsars ago, five old
NJ Marion, Indiana / are
b. 2;a ,re on Catfish as
soner L. Thomas their
p the first Of the wee, week
T. Ioag, Delmer Shaw
pc pa 1s.,7 Walter Tukey'
Nottingham, all from
e .,,r is owner Of Long S
. :. ,' SSbawIey is in under
e !, a brick contractor;
NJ, rr5oIesale tobacconlst;
u, S treasurer Of Grant
5iiana, r .,o +oon,
.9s to get here at this
. ..l the reunion because
~ VI. ipties. Harry Estep,
.-or1ey at Pittsburg, Pa
|. nidst Of a political cam
A members Of this famous
! .rantv-one years ago are
A one exception, and are
IN the world S
Thomas was captain
/. .,n which made a triple
.@d for itself, and one
ill talked about when
LINERS in Indiana get to-
m a tanning bee. One OF
r.ar things about this
inen is the fact that they
tin close touch with each
-s' though they have been
no the four winds. They
4. rermitted the cares of
to entirely disrupt the
lasting friendships form
than two decades ago
ley we're making football
b the Hoosier state.
ldging from what they
be cleaning from their re-
Camp Winnepe, they are
a repaid. This, it seems
inter, is a most commend
1T and one which goes a
s toward securing a por-
real happiness through
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15
gEa Seyenteen Innings.

En- and Amigo hold the re-
I .ong-winded ball games.
Id a game between those
/. --s "ausau won in the sew
/, anIng by a score of 2-1.
ne .aP last inning the score
NJ " nave been II, when one
,'u'au players booted out
''a and won the game.
~lA'y News-$2.OO a year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15
ICY" IS Still LEADING
King of Home Run Swatters
Pays Visit to Three Lakes
Home Last Week.

With twenty-nine home runs To
his credit, "Cy" Williams Of the
Philadelphia Nationals, was given
a vacation last week and spent =
at his farm home near Three
Lakes, returning to Chicago Fri
day night where the Nationals
played the following day.
At the time Williams was baro
(Friday) he had twenty-nine home
runs to his credit, and was LEADING
Ruth and the other swatters for
national honors. He is credited
with being the best center fielder
in the national league, and everv
fan in this section which he calls
home, is proud of the lengthy fell
low. Williams spends the season
playing ball, and during his off
time is busy on his farm mile
north of the village of Three
Lakes.
Mr.. Williams and Louis Pope
were in Eagle River Friday of last
week visiting friends.
Later dope on the home-run
proposition, as given out Monday
after the above article was writ
ten and in type, shows that Babe
Ruth has tied "Cy'. Both now
have twenty-nine to their credit.
but the fans are still betting on
Williams to pull into the lead.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-08-15
always nailed one. Sure Mike:
nothing to it.

always nailed one. Sure Mike.
nothing to it.
ms puts us in mind of a story
gong the rounds from over Rest
lake way. One fellow with a guide
captured a thirty-odd pound musky
early IN the forenoon, and a little
later one going about eighteen
pounds. Fished trife over two
hours. After dinner he and his
guide started out. Angling for a
naif hour without a musky strike,
the fellow remarked: well, fishing
IS no good; I've fished for thirty
minutes and nothin' dom! Watts
the matter; no fishes in the lake?"
Miss Dorothy Luebke, who with
ner parents are spending a sum-
mer vacation at Lone Pine Lodge
on Catfish, has entered the mus
kellunge class, having landed her
initial fish which weighed in at
fourteen pounds. The lady is
mighty proud of her achievement.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
Notas de la Isla

Sc nos hRbia olvidado Ell inteligente
professor graduado de ingles lie la es
cuela Consolidate sr. Jose Badia E.
trada, que muy bien Sc merece ser cI
h6roe de que la Conferencia fuera Un
6xito. No desperdici6 nj I'm solo nc
mento; daba gusto verlo trabajar dia
Y noche. Ade.ante sr. Jose Badla Es-
trada cuente con la cooperation de
los padres de fanilia de este barrio.
Tomaron parte en- dicha Conferenc1a
Escolar los oradores siguientes: Ell Sr.
Alicea, Vice -presidente de la Association
de Padres y Maestros de Bayamon, Sr.
Canales professor graduado de ingies de
Toa-Baja, Sr. A. A. M. Pabon, Maestro
de Agricultural miembro de honor
de la Directiva de la Association ole
Padres Maestros'', el Sr. Epifanio
Fiz Jimenez, Representante a la Ca
mara; sr Luis Aguilar. Todos los ora
dores les dieron sabias lecciones a los
pad-es de familias y demas concurrer-
tes. a
Clausur6 Ell acto el Lcdo. Antonio Ro
man Benitez quien en- breves palabras
nos hablo de cosas muy importantes
sobre el progreso de la educacion ac-
.uaimente.
Adelante Comit6 de Padres'y Macs
tros de Sabana SEGA, y que estas con-
ferencias Sc repitan muy menudo.
UN oBsERvADoR.
Noviembre 18, 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
DEsDE ToA BAJA
NoTAS EsCOLAREs

Con motive de haber dado prlnclp1o
Ia Semana Educativa de acuerdo con
la proc-ama del Hon. Presidente dc los
Estados Unidos, ell Comit6 de Padres
Maestros de la Escuela Enrique Huy-
Ike de sabana SEGA celebr6 una gran
Conferencia Escolar.
Los salones estaban de bote en- bote
por una selecta concurrencia de Pa
dres Maestros demas invitados.
La aperture de dicha Conferencia le
TOGO al sr. Chas. P. Cassidy, Inspector
del Distrito miembro honorario de
dicha asociaci6n quien en- breves paIa
bras les dio sabias lecciones a los pa
dres de familias, y que Sc sentia orgu-
lloso Y lleno de entusiasmo por aquel
acto. lie nam6 la atencion a los padres
de familia para que cooperen con Ia
Escuela Ell Maestro para hacer de
Sabana SEGA ell centro principal ednca-
two de los demas barrios. la escutla
Enrique Huyke actualmente cuenta con
tres salones de clases; yo deseo cue los
padres cooperen para que ell ano pro
xino para setiembre tengamos 81 otro
salon para Ell 80. grado.
Sc recitaron varias poesias entire
elias Puerto Rico de Gautier Benltez,
por la nina Ceferina Cedefo quien tue
muy aplaudida. Colombina per las nj
mas ortas, Old Glory por la nina Con-
suelo Vazquez; Coro Ell Abanico por
varias ninas; La Bella durmiente dcl
Bosque por varias ni1as; Escena Jiba-
ra por las nifas Cruz, en- este traba-
10 pudimos deleitarnos per 10 bien que
10 hizo la nina Esmsralda Cruz, la
que pudo conquistar graudes aplausos.
La preparation de estos trabajos es-
tuvo cargo de la srta Maria E. VIZ
carrondo. Sub-Sec. de Ia Association de
Padres actualmente profesora de "a
Escuela de PI3ntaje, quien por sus
grandes meritos como profesora mere
ce la consideration de todos los padres
y ninos de las escuelas de sabana Sc
ca Y Plantaje. Adelante Miss Vlzca-
rrondo. Tambien la profesora Rita del
Vale la srta. Carmen Bracero mere
cen grandes elogios por sus trabajos
realizados para que la conferencia que
dara 10 mejor possible como asi fpe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
Ia oREcA Ell eOr restaurant de San juan Tetuan 21Advt
Una Gran Injusticia de que es
Vlctima la Mujer
La NaturaIeza parece cebarse en- ella

Desde temprana edad la mujer
empieza sufrir padecimientos inn
puestos por la Naturaleza, cuanta
joven bella Y feliz Sc marchita como
una for.
acknowledgements que este es una
cruel injusticia; mas no Sc puede
deshacer 10 que la Naturaleza dict6.
Pero 81 Sc puede llegar a mitigar
ciertas dolencias como dolor de es-
palda, cansancio, depression, jaquecas,
etc., 81 Sc fortalece oportunamente el
sistema Y Sc lie prepara debidamente
para soportar aquellas epocas por la
que toda mujer dehe pasar forzosa-
mente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
51BL1oTEcAs Esco1AREs

A invitaci6n del Acting Princip74
seiior FRANCISCO Qufones, Sc reuni6 el
Comit6 de Padres e. microbes de La
pasada semana y despues dc haber 81
gerido ell sefior Qpihones la idea de es-
Cablecer bibliotecas en- los salones del
tercero al quinto grado, con .ibros q
slcance de los coi1ocimientos de los
alumnos, acordaron laborar con ell nle-
yor entusiasno por ell cstab' ecimiento
de las mismas. Es digno este Comit6
de Padres de los mayores elogios. por
ST decidida y sincera cooperation en-
todos aquellos actos escolares de verda-
dero inter6s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
FL MuNDo
DEsDE MocA
NoTA NEUROLOGICAL

Despu6s de cuatro meses largos. de
sufrida enfermedad, pasa mejor vida
la graciosa nina Edith Rosa Lassalle.
hiiita arantisima de nuestro amigo el
se1or Benito Rosa Quihones, Presiden-
te ca esta ciudad de la Junta Local
de la Union de Puerto Rico.
Los esposos Rosa-Lassalle estan pa
sardo por la dura pena de una p6rdi-
da irreparable; pues era Edith la uni
ca hija que hacia los encantos del ho-
gar hoy atribulado con su desaparici6n
material.
Guchos fueron los esfuerzos reali-
zados para salvar la preciosa vida;
muchos los medicos que vieron ira
taron la enfermita querida, no pocos
los desvelos por rescatar aquella vida
de segura muerte, pero dicho Sc esta
Que. cuando Dios, en- su misericordio-
sa justicia dispone que nuestras a'mas
deien ell plano fisico, nada nj nadie
pue3e interponerse a su voluntad amo
rosa.
Asi ha ocurrido en- ell presente case
Edith tenia limitada su existencia
h&bla de vivir POGO y adn cuando sus
amorosos padres hiciesen esfuerzos pa
ra retenerla su lado, la Intrrsa tron-
ch6 aquella vida respondiendo una
| ley inexorable, pero de aquilatadora
| justicia.
Poniase el Sol en- las lejanfas del
hori2onte cuando Ell almita del angel
subia entire nubes de luz las regio-
nes insondables del cielo Fran las seis
de la tarde del dia de noviembre. s.
/ e. coraz6n de una madre buena, JUS
Ia, Sc despedazaba. No podia expli
/ carse como Dios le arrebatara su uni
CO vastago;J no obstante su fe su
confanza absolute en- la justicia del
QUE Todo 10 puede.
J FL sepelio del cadaver fue una senti-
disima manifestation de duelo arran,
cada al corazon de nuestro pueblo. que
Sc uni6 al justo dolor de padres des-
consolGdos.
( Los intimos Gle los padres de la fl
NADIA, y las amiguitas de Edith, derra-
maron sus lagrimas sobre Ell inerme
cuerpccito de la que meses artes ju-
gaba alegremente con elias.
sobre el f6retro cue contenia los
restecitos de Edith, urna sagrada del
dolor, Sc pusieron las siguientes corc-
mas de flores naturales artidciales con
co]gaduras inpresas. Pudimos acer
carnos ALI y tomamos con lapiz la ST
guiente nota:
Adios, Edith. Teresa y Pc
Iegrin
Victoria Felicia, ''No te OIL
vidaran".
3--''Viviras en- ell recuerdo de JUS
to, Facia, Tita v primitos.''
4-"'Edith, tus tios tus primitos
no tie olvidaran jamas' Ramon. Ra-
mona, Hector Gilberto.
Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
DEsDE JUANA DIAz

vengo de Ponce, la Perla del Sur,
Y lego a Juana d az Tiene este pue-
bio IN hermosisimo paisaie en- sus a.
rededores 81 mar cariba tiene sus tran
qlii' as aguas un lado zemialtas mo-
taaas levantandose al otro. Ell sol las
reverdece Y las viste de blanco por las
ma1anas y en- noches de luna, 6sta Sc
(continua en- la pag.na ID
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24

Por muchos amos, CARDUI, ell
T6nico de la Mujer, ha traido alivio
y felicidad millones de mujeres en-
todo ell mundo; y de seres desahucia-
dos Y raqufticos ha heeho eiemplos
de belleza Y vigor.
Sonora, los hechos hablan. Com
pre- usted hoy mismo, un frasco de
CARDUI, Y despues de tomarlo con
regularidad, Sc felicitara de haber
lefdo este anuncio.
CARDUI, Sc vende en- todas las
boticas y Sc fabrica por Chattanooga
Medicine Co., de Chattanooga, Tenn,
E. U, A,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
Un garage de MADEIRA;

Un corral de cemento para cer-
dos que costo $1,000 y cuya ex-
pIctaci6n ha deiado TN beneficio
liquido de mas de $f00 nensua-
les;
Un gaIIinero cercado de teIa
metaiica de 8 pies de alto donde
pueden tenerse de 400 a 500
aVes;
Un servicjo de aqua que SO OBJ
tiene por acometida direota al
tubo del acueducto:
Tiene unos 90 arboIes de CHI
ma en- plena production con una
production anual de unas 10000
chinas, y otros muchos y Varia-
dos arboles frutaIes y de SOM
bra;
Esta situado cerca de la para
da 81. Hato Rey, casi frente a la
fabrica de pe1icuIas, a 90 me-
tres de la carretera y q unos
1000 metros del Hip6drcno de
Quintana.
Por su situaci6n topografica
del terreno, sonnbrlo de la her
mosa arboIeda y una cerca mag
mica de alambre de p1as, Sc
prestan acknowledgements. para
cuadras de cabaIIcs de carrera.
En- Ell mismo Sc pueden edificar
a mas de cuadras dos casas mas
con solar cada una de mas de
$500 metros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
NoTAs psccIARE3 DE eURABc
AsoCrAcToN ATLETIcA

En- medic del mayor entusiasmo fue
6.ta organizada, es sumamente grar-
le la animacion que reina entire todos
'os mieinbros que la integran En- cuer-
oos sanos hay mentes sanas, como bien
"a dicho cierto sabio. Tai es La idea
~ue inspira a nuestros alumnos y los
ilumina hacia la constitution ds IN
,ais fuerte, vigoroso active, digno
orgullo nuestro asi como de nuestros
sucesorCs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
REUNION DEL JuEyEs

Con ell fin antes mencionado, bajo
"a direction del Comit6 de Padres Sc
llev6 efecto una reunion de Padr s
del tercer grado, el cual esta cargo
de Ia senor:ts Maria Aida Care a, ha-
bi6ndose obteni7o mry h"'nos RESULT
dos. Hizo uso de la pa. abra, en- primer
turno, el Acting Principal, seiior Gu;
aones. manifestando al pfblico IL gran
necesidad que hay de establecer estas
bibliotecas asi como los multiples be-
reicios que reportarian a nuestros nj
ilos. Luego hablo nuestro distinguldo
amigo. don Romualdo Val es digni-
smo secrctario del Colnit6 de Padres.
Sus palabras en- terminus muy conviD-
,ertes, fueron muy bien acog1das por
ell c6nclave de Padres ALI congregados.