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our beloved father. Geo. II. Rich
Ardson. and u ourselves. In his
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% love and esteem which they
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rehVemeut
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MRS. T. ID. COLLfN2
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age,
Moody. Roy T., Entiat .......S1
Hall. Ola c.. Los Angeles ......2t
Clarke, Thomas. Seattle ..,.,...ss
La Crox. Margaret, Seattle ...,20
Munro. 10, j., Seattle ..,.....,2S
Barrett. Agnes, Seattle .,,,.....2t
Kaufman, Kenneth *. Seattle ...2t
Mills, Edith Woolsey, Seattle. ....1S
Giant, Samuel, Seattle .,......29
Sulman. Gertrude Margaret Sc
attic .s.... s....'...... ..ss..... -
Hall. Herbert e., Vancouver,
II, G, Observation-Disclosures, Legal
Jones, Gwendolin Doris, Van
couver Il. {. .,,,.,,.....,..b Legal
May Forrest r., Seattle ........2S
Thompson, Agnes Nera, Tacoma 20
Hellikas, James, Seattle .. Legal
Miller. Lottic, Seattle Loyal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25
''CUENTO''

PRIMER LAURo; Medalla de Orc.
al cuento titulado, 'sU UNICO
TRIUNFo", y que lleva por lena:
NADIA puede engrandecernos como .un
dolor sobrehumano' ''Musset''.
En- este cuento de argumentactpn
sencilla, pero de tono emocionante
sentimental, su autor describe I'm esta-
do de alma, delineando In Temperament
to interesante en- ell protagonista de Ia
obra, Eduardo Martinez, h6roe de esta
narracion breve sencillamente escri-
ta, aunque con hgeros descuidos en- ell
valor y signifcativo de ciertas frases.
de que adclece, y por encima de las
cuales, Ell jurado ha querido pasar.
No termina este cuento dejando en-
amino del lector la sensation de un
pensamiento nuevo, pero 81 pone de ma
nifesto la m5gica evocacion de un hon
do sentir, irocente puro
Este cuento es ell mas conmovedor
Ell trabajo rnejor pensado de los pre-
sentados al certamen.
sEGUNDo LAURO: AL cuentro I'll
tulado, DOS PARIAs'', que tiene por
lena, 'fAmaos los Unos los otros''
'tJesGs''
Ell cuentista enaltece en- este traba-
10 dos amores, Ell paterno y ell flial,
en- una escena realista de sentimiento
esencialmente humane y dignifcador.
tELoGIo DE cERvANTEs''
Los trabaios remitidos este Ger
tamen de la Universidad, por los alum
nos de tercer af1o, son, en- realidad de
verdad, apuntes biografcos, con breves
alabanzas al portentoso ingenio del es-
clarecido escritor.
Debemos ser generosos Y estimu1ar
a esta juventud, estudiosa que piensa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25
Gran Op0rtunidad para
personals empTGndedQGa

Ahora es ell tempo de estableeerss
en- un negocio lucrative. ApresIrese a
cbtener una ganga que no Sc lie presen-
tara muy pronto otra vez-
Una Fuente de Soda de la mejor
marca, de metal niquelado y con mar
mol genuine, de 8 pies de largo.
I'm Carbonador dc motor electrico
para hacer soda.
Ocho sillas.
Todo Ell equipo necesario, como Gu
charas, platos, vases para Ice-Cream
Soda, batidor electrico. Todo este y
algo mas en- perfecfo estado, 8 meses
de uso solamente, le costaria $4,000 81
fuera nuevo Y 10 puede I'd. conseguir
por $3.50. APREsUREsE A vENIR
NO SEA QUE LLEGUE TARDE
PUEs Sc ACERCAN LOS DIAs DE
!cALoR.
Dirijase a Allen II, para inspeccio-
narla. Advt.
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tacion dc la obra, pues no recordamos
en- Bogota una Traviata igual nj en-
conjunto nj en- detalles.
La valiosa opinion del importante
diario bogotano, viene justifcar 10
que va henos dicho, de que los artis-
tas que en- esta ocasi6n nos presentara
Bracale correspondent al buen nombre
del empresario y al gusto de nuestro
pubico. Ode "El Tiempo', de Bo-
gota.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25
BANCo TERRITORIAL Y AGRICoLA
DE PUERTO RICO
Secrets

Habiendo sufrido extrayio el RES
aUARDo PROVISIONAL n1mero
81 de una accion de la segunda serie
de esta Sociedad, numero 6495, expe-
dido en- IA de MARIO de 1898 favor
de don CANDIDo RozAs, de Arecibo,
& petici6n de parte interesada Sc hace
constar, para que 81 los dos meses
despues de la primera publication de
este anuncio no Sc presenta reclama-
ci6n alguna, de tercero, Ell Banco Ibre
de responsabilidad expedirle ell CORES
pondiente dupIcado en- sustituci6n del
extraviado.
Lo que Sc hace p1blico para eonoci-
miento de aquellos a quienes pueda in
teresar.- San Juan, P. R. % de ahril
de 1923-EL sEcRETARIo- P. Ro-
cafort. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25
Fiesta della Gngua0SpahOla

y escribe, y, en- tai virtud, concede-
mos ell PRIMER PREMIo al trabajo
que lleva For lena: ''Velar Sc debe
Ia vida, de tai suerte, que viva quede
en- la muerte'', y ell sEGUNDO PRE-
MILO al lemado: "Lucha hasta que CO.
ronado de raciencia y sufrimientos
llegues a la plentiful. -
En- estas paginas breves, sus auto
res, consagran al famoso autor del Qui-
jote un himno de admiration ferviente
con hgeros estudios cerca de la obra
immortal del cautivo de ArgeI. estan
dentro del tema solicitado, sin Ell ca
ra2ter de biografias, que abunda en-
les trabajos presentados este con-
c2rso.
Ademas de los dos premios concedi-
dos para este teEna, este Jurado men
ciona el trabajo lemado: "CERVAN-
TEs NO NECEsITA ELoGIos."
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oTRAs LIcENcIAs:

Al sr. Alfonso Rivera, Inspector We
terinario, Sc lie ha concedido licencia
de A dias.
A Ismael Colon, segundo Qufmico de
Abonos, una de Al, partir del dia pri-
nero de mayo.
Al Subinspector de Agriculture de
Rio Piedras, Sr. PolicarNp GDnzalez
RIGS, 26 dias.
A MIR. P. J. Griffith, Eugenista We
getal, lie ha sido concedida una licenL
cia de 40 dias.
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Es digno de loa y estimulo el esfuer-
20 realizado por estos i6venes estu-
diantes, pues en- los doce trabajos pre-
sentados los dos certamenes Sc reve-
Ian feices disposiciones para ell cult
vo de las letras; pero este no quiere
decir que esas obras aun las mismas
que por este Laudo premiamos, carez-
can de defectos.
Defecto es, en- la obra titulada. "SU
UNICO TRIUNFO" Ia aposici6n de
los sustantivos "tropeP' "hbros''
en- la la expression "tropeI de Hbros'':
la palabra "tropel'' implica. princi-
palmente, la idea de cosas vivas ami
madas, de animales, y los ''libros''
son cosa inapimada Y yerta. ''Eduar-
do Martinez, z,-escribe ell autor-arrojo
el pesado tropel de hbros sobre la me-
sa de estudio". Dentro de la paIabra
'tropel' palpita un principle dinami-
co, por ESQ dice bien Ell poeta surame-
rlcano, cuando dice: Hay un tropel de
potros sobre la pampa inmensa"; pc
ro tratandose de ''libros" habria pa
recldo mejor emplear un nombre colec-
two de sentido estatico, monitor, MI
nero, collection, otro que los val
ga. En- ell misro orden de ideas Sc
puede agregar que Ell adjective 'tpesa-
90 repugna al SUBSTANTIVE "tropel''
de significacion tan flexible y agil
1mpropio es tambien Y esa impro
piedad Sc refeja en- toda la Erase ell
uso del verbo "exhibir', en- la siguien-
te expression, referente al mismo pro
tagonista de la obra, Eduardo Marti-
neg "su rostro faco de pronuncia
das facciones "exhibia'' una tez mo-
rena." Tampoco es feliz esta EXPIRE
sion; "sus ojos negros miraban We
ces con gesto torvo"; no es feliz
porque Ell ''gesto" es IN 1enguaie mi
(cOntinda en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25

A partir DEL dia primero de mayo
proxino, Sc lie ha concedido una Ii
cencid de So dias al Sr. Carlos E. Char
don, Expegto en- Enfermedades de la
Cana, de la Estacion Experimental de
Rio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25
Los EXITOS De LA SOPRANO TINA
PACGI DE LA OPERA BRACALE

"Anoche en- "La Traviata' obra
que siempre despierta enorme entusias-
mo en- Bogota, especialmente entire ell
bello sexo; tan exquisite en- su roman
ticismo, tan melodicas sus notas. Fu6
I'm colossal suceso: encarno la Violeta
esa bellisima y delicada mujer, de yoz
suave, agil y acariciadOra que Sc la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25

do muchos y mercedes aplausos en- su
papel de Armando, y Faticanti, Ell ba-
ritono coloso, enormemente bien, me-
reciendo verdaderos entusiastas aplau
SOS por su acabada labor.
Un sincere sentido APPLAUSE al macs
tro SORRENTO Y a todos los demaS ar
tistas que tomaron parte en- la Interpre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25

ma Tina Paggi, una delicia, TN encan-
to; impossible NADIA mas perfecto. Las
ovaciones dc esta diva fueron interim
nables. Ha sido un triunfo en- toda la
linea, quizas la divina artista de la
voz de orc no recuerde otro igual.
Contribuyeron tambien este gran
suceso ell tenor Fausto Caballeni, quien
nos entusiasm6 esSando la altura de
los mas notables INTERPRETERS, cosechan-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-25

NaguaEo, abril 90, 1928.
onte Casa de Espail&
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CEETAMEN LITERARIO DE LA
UNIVERsIDAD DE PUERTO RICO
TEMAS;
"CUENTO' Y "ELOGIO DE
CERyANTEs''
Alumnos de 80. y 40. Amos.
LAUDO DEL JURADO
1923

Estudiades, detenida y minucioga-
mcnte, por ell Jurado Califcader, los
trabajos presentados por los alunnos
de tercero cuarto amos, al Certamon
de la Universidad de Puerto Rio,
acuerda, por unanimidad, concodor los
siguientes premios:
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DEPARTAMENTo DE AGRICULTU-
RA Y TRABAJo
TNFORMCIoN GENERAL

Ell Sr. Jose Dolores Colon ha sido
nombrado Agente de Agriculture de
Comerio.
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Ell dueIO pOT Ia muerte
do don AbeIaTdO de
la Haba

Perez Losada
Hotel Paris IE
sevilla (Espaha)
Muerte Don Abelardo causanos pena
profundisima. Represente Casa de Es-
pana funerales y pesame familia. 70
rrilla, Vicepresidente.
Perez Losada
Hotel Paris
sevilla (Espana)
Junta Central ru6gale asuma repre-
sentaci6n Casa de Espafla en- esa des-
ce muerte primer Vicepresidente Don
Abelardo de la Haba. E. Zorrilla, Vice
presidente.
Sevil1a, abril IS, 1928,
Presidente Casa de Espana
San Juan.
Sepelio Don Abelardo efectuose hoy
acto solemnisimo; pusimosle coronas
Casa de Espafla, Auxilio Mutuo, Cast
10 Espaiol Delegation Puerto Rico.
Soto, Perez Losada.
San German, % abril, 1928.
Fresidente Junta Central
Casa de Espala
San Juan.
Tristemente impresionado por notieia
fallecimiento nuestro Don Abelardo de
La Haba, muerto cumplimiento deber
patriotico, cuyo sentimiento Sc unen
estos compatriotas; le rogamos 10 CO.
muniquen tambien apenada famiia,
jose Sanchez Candel, Presidente.
Coamo abril %, 1928.
Presidente Casa de Espana
San Juan.
Lamentamos desgracia por muerte
Don Abelardo Nuestro sentido p6samc
q Junta Central y famil!a. Marcelino
Rodriguez.
Aguadilla, abril %, 1928.
Enrique zorrilla
Vieepresidente Casa Espaiia.
San Juan.
Luctuosa noticia fallecimiento neus-
tro muy querido y distinguido COM
patriota Don Abelardo nos ha sorpren-
dido. En- nombre de esta Seccion su-
pIcandole de sentido p6same familia.
Anieeto Ceide, Presidente.
Rio Piedras, abril "a, 1928.
Don Enrique Zorrilla
San Juan.
Junta Local Casa Espafia Casino
Espaflol experimentan profunda pena
por muerte Don Abelardo de la Haba,
le suplican a usted exprese familia sem
tido pesame. Manuel Gonzalez.
NaguaEo, abril %, 1928.
Fresidente Casa de Espana
san Juan.
Infausta noticia fallecimiento digno
compatriota Den Abelardo nos ucna
prcfUndo seEtimiento. Compatriota es-
tn localidad unen conmigo al mas SEN
tido pesame. Suplicole haga extensiva
nuestro sincere pesame familia queri-
do f1rado. Faustino r. Fuertes, Pres.
Junta Local.
Bayam6n % abril, 1923.
Sr. Don Enrique Zorrilla
Vice Pte. Casa Espana
San Juan.
Honda inQTuetud intense pes7r me
ha causado Sill telegrama notifcandome
srbita muerte del fundador primer
presldente de qEerida Institution
sincere amigo nuestro Don Abelarao.
En- nombre de la seccion de Bayamon
que abarca todos los compatriotas y
en- ell mio propio, ruegole trasmita q su
esposa e hijos ell testimonio de nuestro
mas profundo dolor por desgracia tan
1rreparable. Francisco Vieio, Presi.
dente.
DEPARTAEIENTo DE AGRICULTU-
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GOMPERS AGAIN breaches
DEFIANCE OF LAW-COURTS

A Chicago federal court having
issued an injunction against strik-
ing garment workers, Samuel Com
pers rises to advise the workers
to ignore the court order because
sit violates their constitutional
rights And here, once more, we
have the same old twisted vision
which persistently affects Mr..
Gompers' eyes whenever any of his
unions run afoul of the law
If this or any other injunction
violates labor's constitutional
rights" the place to prove it is in
court. Once proven, the arm of
the federal law will reach out just
as irresistibly to defend these gar
ment workers" as it does today to
order them to halt.
But if the dictum of private
individual, be he even so mighty
as Mr.. Gompers, shall ever have
the authority to decide what is or
is not a constitutional right" then
"a paradox-all constitutional
rights" will have Disappeared
Grand Rapids Herald,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-09-14
TO NAME VETERANS POST
AFTER PRESIDENT HARDING

A new post of the American Leg
ion in Washington will be named
in honor of former President Hard
ing. according to announcement of
legion officials. The post will be
formed from former service men
now employed in the Department
of Commerce.
Under the legion's constitution,
no post may be named for any liv-
ing person Two posts of the vet
Grams organization have been nam
ed for presidents in the capitol
city George Washington and Theo-
dore Roosevelt posts. The former
was first called the "Pershing
Post" but national ruling made
the change of name imperative.
Legion men at work recruiting
the new post declare that it will
be named after President Harding
because he represented the high
est type of American, because he
gave his life for his country, just
as surely as did any soldier in the
trenches
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-09-14
COLOR SCHEME FOR THE cHllD's BEDROOM



Why must child suffer from
the pinks and blues? There should
be some fundamental reason for
the selection of pink and blue as a
color combination for a child--but
is there? The only plausible rea-
son that can think of for such
combination is its daintiness. IL
daintiness is to be the keynote
why not apple green and peach
color, or bluet blue and pale yellow,
or goldy yellow with violet and
green or periwinkle blue with
cream color and duh salmon pink, or
robins egg blue with violet and
gold? The combinations can be
made acknowledgements ones
but stlll dainty. Sometimes strong
er combinations can be used and
should be, too, for, fortunately or
unfortunately "a child does not re-
main dainty and undeveloped for
everi
The room in this little sketch
shows many possibilities. The par
tieular color scheme used is soft
light grey and cherry red with
notes of apple green. The small
chest of drawers is painted gray
with lines of apple green and dec
GRAFTON of conventional cherries on
the drawers. The mirror is also
painted gray with inside molding
of green, and hung with cord of
cherry red. The window seat, the
curtains and bedspread are of a
fine quality grey sateen with de-
signs appliqueed cherry red and
apple green. A quaint chintz or
calico in an all over design in green
might be used instead The single
bed is painted the soft cherry color
with the turnings rubbed with
greenwich repeats the note in
the green piping on the spread.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-09-14
EDITORIALS
LIFE AND LIBERTY AND THE
PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS"

Monday, September II, is Consti-
tuition Day. In 1887, just 1876 years
ago 81 men formulated this remark
able document upon which the jus
tice of America is founded. 39 of
them signed it, including Wash
ington. Some of the 55 members
of the Convention opposed some of
the principles set forth in the Con
stitution. That isn't surprising.
There is always someone to oppose
everything.
Strange to say, Benjamin Frank
lin was one of the opposers of
some of the principles set forth in
the Constitution. Also he proposed
several principles that were reject
ed. Yet when the Constitution had
been completed, Benjamin Franklin
said, at astonishes me to find the
system approaching so near to per-
lection as it does"
But there have been nineteen
amendments tackled on that Consti-
tuition Some of them are good
some of them are rotten. And as
long as it stands there will be IA
natics who think they know more
than is set forth in the Constitution
and they try to change it.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-09-14

A rather quaint and unusual color
scheme, but why isn't it suitable
for child?
The shade for the side light
could be made in grey or cherry
silk with trimming of the other
colors in the combination.
So many colors and color COM
binations arc suggested to rs by
the gorgeous dress fabrics and the
quaint calicos and challies of today
that we are getting to appreciate
subtle colors and unusual combi-
nations. In the good old days
green was green, red WAS red and
blue was blue, and no compromise
was acceptable. Typical Pullman
car colors!
We don't have to go far to see
beautiful combinations of colors in
various tones and values. If you
are searching for something love-
ly--look at a sunset some evening
and watch the colors change, see
what nature can do in the way of
artistry! Or look at an opal and
see what a vibration of color you
find there To go from the sub
lime to the commonplace, go to a
bargain counter of remnants. Look
at the casual combinations of ma
terials and see what unusual shades
of everyday oolors are thrown to-
gether. II is an inspiration for
the simplest home for its individ-
ual expression.
1t has been said that Poiret, one
of the greatest French coutouriers.
gets his color combinations by
heaping up pieces of material hap
hazard, and working out his selec-
tions with care by the method of
elimination. Why shouldn't you?
Or why shouldn't you look at a
butterfly's wings and be inspired
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-09-14
WHY DOES A CHICKEN CROSS
THE R0AD?"

For the same reason that human
beings always want to be some
place else.
While you leave the Delaware
Valley to go to the shore or the
mountains or your vacation, humid
reds of others are coming to the
Delaware Valley to spend theirs.
Someone has said that the aver
age farmer lives in the hopes of
acquiring enough money to enable
him to move to the city. And then
he lives in the hopes of acquiring
enough money to have country
home.
1t all looks good when it's far
away. Down in the mountains of
north Georgia there used to be a
waterfall that ran "A close second
to Niagara. once met man in
Atlanta who told me that above all
things he wanted to visit Tallulah
Falls before he returned to New
to admit that | had never seen Tai
lulah Falls, tho they were only fifty
miles from my home. | had seen
Niagara Falls, however, and told
him SO. Then he turned color and
admitted in shame-faed way that
he had never visited Niagara, altho
he had been born and raised in
New York State.
/ never did see Tallaluh Falls,
and never will. WATERPROOF in
terests have bought it, and now its
beautiful waters are generating
electricity. Niagara is growing
smaller and smaller every year for
the same reason.
Don't swear at chicken cross
ing the road in front of your car.
Remember you are always doing
the same thing