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Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
N. .FAlo SOCIETY MEETS

The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
E. church met at the church for their
regular monthly meeting last Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. A.. J. Justice
was chairman OF the program commit.
tee. and had arranged the following
program:
Saxaphona Solo. Mary Helen Justice
Piano Solo. ........ Margaret walrod
Cornet .Solo...... Sherman wslrod
Piano Duet. Mary Helen Justice and
Anna Renck. 75.t III 5sst 80
Readfng. Miss Maud Evans
The feaEeHiag ladies' were hostesses
and tQAl41y refreshments fol
lowing 4 I6na: Mesdames Wal
rod. Heeland, McFadden. Peterson,
McS~en. Ind Rorxe.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
COOPERATIVE EXPERT
'l3'z .s GIVES FINE ADDRESS

Joseph Passonneau recently ap-
pointed Director of Markets by Gov.
Sweet. in accordance with the new
law passed by the last legislature.
gave a fine address at the Court
House, Wednesday evening. We re-
gret TO say the audience was very
small owing to the extremely busy
season for the farmers, Mr.. Passon.
neau's remarks showed him to be
thoroughly np-to-date on facts concer-
ming cooperative marketing. He
comes from the state Of Washington.
where he was Instrumental in form
ing the Wheat Growers Association
and other like organizations in other
parts of the. country. He came with
"a message of help to our people and
it is to be regretted that the house
was not filled with interested farmers.
Bruce Lampson, manager of the
Colorado Wheat Growers Association
was also here and gave much data on
the increase of tho membership since
January first, this year, and also took
the names OF all the new members
here which he could get. The growth
Of the organization in Colorado the
present year is many hundred per
cent. We understand he procured a
number Of new members in this coun-
ty. but did not learn the exact mum.
ber.
Cooperative Marketing is spread
ing by leaps and bounds as farmers
find it the only plan by which they
can get fair prices for their products.
And now that the government and
states have given their help in this
matter the farmer is likely to come
into his share OF the profits of his
labor.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
STRICT COURT Hello
| N H0[I0KE THIS
WEEk.--B|G DOCKET
,1uroRv CASE NOW UP TO
s THE JURY

he regular May term Of the Dis
! Court for this county began on
sday of this week, Judge L. G.
|henson. presiding Up to this
only three criminal cases have
up and of these two have been
bissed. the third being on trial as
20 to press.
he first case on docket was the
of The People VS.. r. S. Shreeve
kged with gambling. and he plead
ly and was fined 800 and costs
III he paid.
be second case was The People va.
neth Burt. charged with Grand
|eny. The defense was found not
y by the jury and the case was
3issed. The lecture that Judge
henson gave the defendant was
good and IL 1t could have been
d by the young men inclined to
Rtough." would have been very
advice to take.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Whatever your problem. we pro.
mise to help" ~
The evangelistic services at the
Presbyterian church are growing in
attendance and in interest and power.
People who attend the meetings real
ize that truly great gospel is being
preached. Those who do not attend
do not realize what they are missing.
The meetings are for the entire com.
munity and a cordial Invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Sunday School at 10 a. m. and we
have class for everybody who is
not enrolled In Sunday School.
Morning Worship ut II o'clock. and
the subject is Heaven" Who will
be in Heaven and who will not be In
Heaven will be questions that are ans
wered in the Sunday morning sermon.
Big basket dinner at O'Clock. SER
we'd In the basement OF the church.
Come prepared to stay. Paoli church
and congregation especially invited.
Mothers Day service at p. m.
Special program and sermon Moth
er's Influence" The entire commun.
ity invited.
Eyangelistic service at S p. m. sub
jcct. the last act In the great drama
OF the worlds history. What does
God say about the last Judgment"
Don't miss these services. Come
and help us. We appreciate your pres.
once.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
Play
U!ls B!e GR0lB
0k BOTH NIGHTS
WIVES 10 suRN." ~ LOCAL
TALENT MAKES BIG HIT

The class OF '23 presented their an
nual senior play at the high school
auditorium to two large and apprecia-
tive audiences last Friday and Mon
day nights. The play, Wives to
Barn. is a rollicking. three act COM
edy. full OF action and mirth and pro-
voking situations. The youthful cast
handled the parts of the varied char
acters very well indeed and showed
particular ability in their acting.
Lyle Andrews took the part of
Bert Parker, bank clerk with COM
plicated love affair, which Sherman
Walrod and Chester Tucker, as his
friends. Dick Girard and Rich Doug
las. tried to solve for Bert's benefit.
IN their scheming they we're ably as
sisted by Mayme. sophisticated ca
feteria clerk. well portrayed by Ethel
Stephenson. Milo Kepler and Buford
Trego played the part Of two ranch
hands who were drawn into the plot.
George Condit made venerable old
Uncle Daniel from Turkey. who ap-
pears at the wrong moment and puts
the chief plotters in turmoil. Polly
Palmer and Betty King. both In the
movies" were well played by Eva
Andrews and Eva Sederburg. Last.
but not least. came Agnes Conklin IA
Aunt Hetty Binsle. meddiing board
Ing house keeper who finds the brok-
EN- romance Of her youth in Uncle
Daniel and Helen Mailander as Gel
the hired girl. who is really gr( :
movie star. out getting "atmosphalSr
for her next picture. Robert Fiedler.
as ipspector Clancy from the Centr.l
Station. Represented the iron hand
OF ~ law In the play. r
rskea iubpsseAsr. the. cast vss
web chosen 70 tako- the vsrious pats
and dsserve great dsal Of credit fsr
theif work. The high school orchss-
ira added to the enjoyment Of the evs-
ming by furnishing music between tho
acts.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
i've CARD PARTY

Mrs. ffed Fielder and Mrs. August
scheuneaann gave very delightful
card party at the home OF Mrs. Fled.
Ter. last Thursday evening. There
were eight tables and 500 was the
diversion which served the purpose
weil. The arst prize at the tables
having even numbers were won by
those having the highest score. while
those having the lowest score at the
odd numbered tables won first prize.
The prizes for the men we're gilt edge
playing cards and for the women a
set OF mixing spoons.
Dainty refreshments were served
In two courses by the hostesses late
In the evening on the card tables.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

|e Memorial Day services. will be
under the auspices of the G. A. r.
the American Legion. in the audi
I'm Of the Court House. Sunday.
eth at II O'Clock a. m. Rev. I.
Tyre will deliver the sermon and
will be special music for the
Fion. All churches are invited
b good crowd is expected.
|coration Day will be observed
Wednesday. May so. as follows:
are requested to meet at the
House in the forenoon and all
go to the cemetery together in a
kation at 1880 q. m.
ERE will be an address at 1880 at
auditorium. but at present we
pt announce the speakers name.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
CLASS SOCIAL

The members OF the Loyal Workers
class OF the NJ. h. Sunday School
were very pleasantly entertained ut
the home OF Miss Vera Baylor. Wed.
nesday eveaing.
The analr was given as a farewell
COR Miss Joyce Nelson. who ia Il mem.
Der OF the senior class In High School
and will soon laave HoIyoke. Four.
teen members were present and the
teacher. mrs. Gahr!nger. The eyo.
ming was spent In playing games aud
music. Sandwiches. Ice cream and
cake we're Served during the evening.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
Wilmer Trego
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The boys brought home some Of
the laurels from the TrtStste Track
meet hsld st McCook, Nebr., last Sat,
urday. We are proud TO say. Cam
bridge won first place. McCook won
second place. and Holyoke won third
place. Our boys won second In the
relay. making total Of 27is points
This is the best showing Holyoke has
ever made in meet, so we consider
out outlook for the conference meet
to be held In Yuma. May 18th. very
good. Following is the score:
l.. Albers won the 100-yard dash In
10 2-5 seconds. Virgil Albers won in
high Jump making new record Of
5 feet 81. inches. the old record being
s feet inches. and fourth in the go
yard dash. Walter Clark won first
in the shot put and third In the discus
throw. eat Benson won second in
the 4l0 yard dash. Hal Scott won
third In the high jump.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
CLUB HOLDS EN-
THUsiAsTic MEETING

A special meeting OF the Holyoke
Commercial Club was held at the Am
er;can Legion club rooms Tuesday ev-
ening. The meeting was called to
take care of some special matters. the
chief of which concerned the d. L. D.
Highway Convention to be held ut
McCook on May 2srd. The Golden
Rod road has become very active and
is doing extensive advertising. to sdi-
vert the traffic over their route, and
the Colorado towns are suffering
most as result OF the Golden Rods
efforts. The Club voted TO send q
delegation to the meeting at McCo6k
to represent Holyoke. This delel D.
tion have authority to invite the AS
sociation to Holyoke for the annual
meeting next year and it is. hoped
that their efforts will be successful.
The Club has adopted and endorsed
the slogan "Holyoke 5000 l9S0-The
Gateway to Colorado. and our mer-
chants are all urged to use this In
their advertising and mail matter.
The club also voted to extend an in
vitstion to the Sterling Lumber and
investment Co.. to hold their "Deal-
ers Convention" here the next meet.
ing held. Holyoke is o good town
and has good hotel and restaurant &c.
comodations and these invitations
ought to be and will be backed up by
every business man In town.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
p. 7. 4. MEETING a SUCCESS

The meeting OF the Parent Teach
crs' Association held at the Hish
School building Tuesday evening. was
we'll attended and good program,
was given. Mrs. Hayward's subject
TIE influence OF music ON the lin
of child was. especially good. NlsA
VIII gave Music In the public school,
and Mr.. Wikof gave talk on Mn
ual Trimming. Both OF these talks
were well given and well received.
Mrs. =. Z. Clayton. as chairman Of
the nominating committee. submitted
the following names to be voted on
for officers for the coming year:
President ........ Mrs. X. o. Willis.
vice.President ......M Miss Henline
Secretary. ........M Mrs. II. II. vath
Treasurer ....... Miss williamson
Historian ............. Miss Crownor
These were elected by unanimous
vote.
The local =. T. A. has pledged $500
to the boys loan fund. and as this In
a worthy cause. 1t win be money well
spent.
The room having the largest repre-
sentation OF parents was the Fourth
grade. with Mrs. Kapson teacher. A
treat win be given them OF Ice cream
cones. which has been promised BY
the r. 7. A. since the last regular
meeting
Muslc for the evening was furnish
ed By the High School Orchestra. Ma
Robb gave on. instrumental selection
and vocal duet was given BY Mlssss
Marion Gray and Laura Griinth.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10

II there Is any business house in
town who wishes to put up y loving
cup for any particular event In the
Yuma meet. May 18th. confer with
Prot wikon ut once. The business
men OF Yuma are putting up three
cups to be presented to the winners
at the banquet which they are to give
the boys In the evening following
the track meet. They will give cups
to the winner In the relay race. TO the
hoy making the highest number OF In.
dividual points. and to the team win.
ming first place In the meet. A will.
Ingness TO cooperate In this win Ger.
tainly be appreciated by the school
See Prot. wikon and talk IL over any.
way.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
hyPsRiAN CLUE

Tho members OF the Hyperian club
to vcnango. "Wednesday. and
spent the day With Mrs. Clarence
Smith.
This meeting was postponed from
two weeks ago when the roads would
not permit the trip. Dainty refresh.
ments were served by Mira. Smith
during the afternoon and Ms the day
was ideal In every way. an exception.
ally good time was enjoyed by all in
attendance.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
soRosIs CLUB

Mrs. Gust johnson entertained the
Sorosis club very pleasantly n, her
home. Tuesday afternoon. The sub.
ject was Living Authors" and was
especially interesting rs given by Mira.
c. 4. Paul. leader for the afternoon.
There was good attendance and all
were pleased to have Mrs. Hale with
thcm again after several months alb.
sencc from the club on account Of
sickness. Dainty refreshments were
served By Mrs. johnson following the
lesson study.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
MORAL CLEANUP FIGHT
sr's IN DENVER

Our state Capitol City Is having an
aggressive campaign Tor a general
clnun.np OF city officials. Il Ia var
between the better citizens OF Den
ver. nided By the Times and Daily
Ncws. and the Denver Post and itB
yellow journal cohorts. The former
won out IN the. school election and Il
iooks rs though thpy would win out
IN the city election hext Monday ana
Dust Bailey. the present, Mayor. and
his appointecs who nilosedIon Blou.
ger and his gang TO fleece tourists out
of millions Of dollars during the past
two or three years. All Colorado will
rejoice in the success OF the cleaner
element. Denver sure needs cleaning
up --,.l.fAEit2s
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
sorrsss' o4v


hday Is MotAers' Day. BY an
I congress the secopd Sunday In
Is Mothers Day. Fly the flag.
white carnntion, 20 to church
show by some kindly deed that
love your mother. II you are
from home. write and tell your
ir you love her.
Pre- will be special Mothers Day
r. at the Presbyterian church.
~ at 2:f5 p. m. Holyoke and
churches uniting In this ser.
fnd the community is invited.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
wsENie ROAST

? S. T. A. II. Sunday School class
Q NJ. y. church. OF which Mira.
Robb is teacher. went late on
'csday afternoon to the country
OF q. l.. Rapp. for n weenic
It Ia hardly necessary TO say
lhey had a good time for u bunch
|rls always have n good time.
returned home about $50.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
NO sL,zzARo HERE

f cool weather the first OF the
in the states east Of US. which
bces amounted to a May blizzard.
kindly touched this part Of Col
} very lightly. So Tar a. We
heard there was little or no
In Nebraska and western
early gardens and fruits were
injured In many localities.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
sAccaulAUREArE SERVICE
SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 2oti

The Eaccaulaureate services will be
held ID the High School auditorium.
Sunday evening, May Goth. at 500
o'clock Rev Theodore Tyre of the
Methodist church will deliver the
sermont The music will be furnished
by the &igh school orchestra.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
'ALl GLAZE IN BELMONT

h was discovered In the VIM.
pan home last Tuesday between
|ahd 300 p, IN. A hole was burn.
rough tho kitchen floor and one
/ walls badly damaged. The or.
(i the ilrc IL a mystcry. but Mr..
par happened TO be at home and
IRE was estingulshcd and no
sent IN.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
htn' DAY PROGRAM
At PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

! are invited 20 attend the ser.
Tor Mothers Day ut the prcsby.
church, IN Hoiyokc. on Sunday
After the morning services a
y dinner win be served. Come
ring your basket we'll filled with
lhlhgs to eat. and let's have a
social. "a we'll as spiritual time.
COMMITTEES.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
CLASS EXERCISES

The Senior class OF the Couaty
High School will hold their class day
exercises "Wednesday night. May 20.
That Is the night that they donate so
much advice and other material to
the Jnalors and Faculty.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10

Tuesday was the Seniors annual
sneak day and they sure took advan-
tnge OF the occasion. They ieft here
carly In the forenoon for the picnic
lunch which was held at Champion
on the lake. and from noon until
about 10 o'clock at night. well. re-
member your school days
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. George Garland. Jr..
gave n very pleasant ak o'clock din
ncr party at their home In honor OF
Mr.. aud Mn. @. W. Garland. the oe'
oasiou being their 10th wedding an-
nlvcrsary.
The wedding cake. decorated with
candles. was the centerpicce. and
when the time came. the honor Of
cutting Il was given Mira. q. W. Gar
land. since she WAS the bride of forty
yeara.
Those present besides the guests Of
honor were Mcssss. and Mesdames
John Crater. Smith worlcy. John Heg.
inbotham. and Max Heyinbotham.
The remainder OF the evening was
spent IN telling stories OF old times.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10

Z Forrest Tiiton and ". ]. Tilton
we're called to Watcher. Iowa, last
week on account OF the death OF their
father. and remained until after the
funeral. They ass expected home
Friday.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
cOaaMENcEseENv HxERctsEs 4 d
AZ. THURSDAY, MAY 24th

The annual commencement exer.
Uses Of the High School will be held
It the high school auditorium. Thurs.
lay night, May cath. at O'Clock.
3upt. ]. A. sexson. Of Sterling, Colo,
will deliver the address Of the eve
hing. The following students will re-
:elve diplomas:
sS Eva Andrews
Lyle Andrews
Thelma Brundige
Florence Bevard
Faye Bussell
Raymond Brandes
Lloyd Brown
Carlena Bauer
Alice Coyne
Agnes Conkliu
George Condit
Ruth Emarine.
Madeline Campbell
Robert Fielder
Alice Winter
Carlena Weyerts
Mary Ann Walls
Leona Ingalsbe
Milo Kepler
Letta Kerchner
Ellen Lantz
Helen Mailander
Marjorie Mowry
Ruth MeGowan
Joyce Nelson
Opal Ralston
Eva Sederberg
Ethel Stephenson
Grace Strlickmeyer
Chester Tucker
Buford Trego
Wilmer Trego
Miss Opal Ralston is the valedic-
torian of the class. having the highest
average for the four years. Grace
Struekmeyer is the Salutstorian hay.
ing made the second highest average.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10
W. p. E. CLUB PROGRAM

The ". p. L. club OF the High
School will give the following pro
gram on Tuesday. May l5. at $500 p.
m. at the auditorium:
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-10

Arthur Guernsey returned from
Denver ON Wednesday morning. hay.
Ing been there on business. n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-19
NO Hay NlNcuNA RAzoN

Una mujer achacosa es una calamidad y
hace que 10 sean todos aquellos que Ia
rodean. No hay razon para que las muje-
res esten enfermas cuando Nneyd Sdlud
de Reno da nuevo vigor, vida tuerzas,
y dcvuelve el .bienestar salud las mt
jeres nerviosas y enfernizas. Esta es una
medicina segura para enfermedades de las
mujeres. Corrige la menstruaeion doIo-
rosa. escasa. abundante o irregular; evita
v cura la excesiva palpitacion del corazon
marcos. aliyia la inhamacion descar-
gos leucorreos fortalece el sisterna ner-
vioso. No contiene narcotcos drogaS
a las cuales >pueda habituarse es un
verdadero ton:co para ia mujer. Por
que fa de continuar I'd. padcciendo GUAM
do esta acreditada medicina pondra fin a
sus enfermcdades?
Nuepd Solud de Reno da salrd acci6n
natural al sistema entero. Compre una
botella hoy mismo. De venta en- todas las
droguerias,
s. B. LEONARDO & CO.. Fabrieantes. New Ysrbs
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HOMEMADE AL GENERAL WEIGEI
EN- PONCE


Durante Ia vista que hizo a Ponce.
Ell Brigadier General, William Weigel.
del ejercito de los Estados Unidog no
podemos olvidar ell brillante homena1e
que Sc ie rindio dicho caballero EN-
la residencia del Sr. Mayoral Jr. acto
al cual asistio un gran ndmero de ami
gos de la fanlilia Mayoral, Ell Captain
de la Policfa, Martinez Chapel. L.. An
tonsanti y ell Presidente del Casino de
Ponce, Sr. Alvarado.
La residencia del Sr Mayoral, en-
los Meros. esta situada frente al Mar
Caribe, donde la tranquiidad Ell fres-
co que ALI Sc siente renuevan la san
gre y dan mas brfos al espiritu para
la lucha cotidiana.
FL Brigadier General Weigel es una
persona culta v simpatica y nos dijo
que Puerto Rico habia hecho grandes
progresses despues de % amos que Ell
habia permanecido ausente de Ia Isla.
Durante Ell ratio agradable que per
manecimos alli el nos refirio algunos
pormenores de la Gran Guerra tales
como La toma de Metz y la rendicion
de un gran ejercito alenan. Nuestro
buen amigo ell Sr, Alvarado era ell que
interpretaba algunas cosas que decia
ell General, anecdotas interesantes, he
(Continia en- la pag. 12l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-19
ALIVIO PARA
LA DYSPEPSIA

Toda condicion de depression en- la
vitalidad tiende perturhar los pro-
cesos de la digestion. No hay MIN
guna condicion alterada de la vida
que no afecte la digestion. Pocas
causas de indigestion son tan comu-
nes como la sangre pobre. Afecta
directa inmediatemente ell gran
proceso de la nutricion. No sola-
mente es disminuida la acci6n de las
glandulas gastricas, sino que la ac-
cion muscular del est6mago es de.
bilitada.
NADIA restaurara tan pronto la eff
ciencia digestiva que buena sangre
roia. Sin ella la actividad normal
del estomago es impossible.
, Personas palidas y delgadas que Sc
queian de indigestion deben meiorar
la condici6n de su sangre para en-
contrar alivio. En- tales casos ell mas
active tonico para la sangre es las
PildoraS RosadaS del DR.. Williams.
Producer sangre rica y roia, que
rapidamente restaura los 6rganoS di-
gestivoS a Su debida actividad, ell
P1Ah4CA 4CcuAbaIO 4uC DC ODSClNd CS
apetito. FL diSpeptico que ha odiado
la vista y ell olor de la comida, aguar-
da con ansioso placer la hora de
conner. Ell debido cuidado en- la
selection. y cantidad de alimentos
ayudara al paciente ir por ell ca
mino de la salud.
Para ell beneficio de toda persona
que esta interesada en- conservar Y
mejorar su salud, Sc ha pubhcado un
librito intitulado ola Dieta." Tn
ejemplar del mismo lie sera remitido
bajo Sobre cerrado y enteramente
gratis, 81 escribe una tarjeta solicitan-
dolo a la Or, Williams Medicine Co.,
Derartamento N, Schenectady, N.
Y, Z. U. de A. Son tan importan.
tes los consoles contenidos en- ese Ii
brito, que no deberfa haber hogar al
guno en- que no estuviera.
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Notas de la Isla

Lopez, Padres 6risostomo Jordan,
Segarra, y otros, cerrando Ell IItmo.
senor ob!spo, expresando todas ideas
nobles y elevadas de grandes tr.unfos
para el ideal cat6lico.
He Guerito dejar para este mamen-
to un punto no menos importante. La
Ig esia: Els un temple severe y majes-
tuoso de lineas perfectas y acabadas
que lie dan aspecto de Cathedral Su
ilterior es brilante,. de tres naves eS-
paeiosas, eolumnas elegantos, b6veda y
cdpala cue lie dan tonos de grandeza.
Ell habla elocuentemente al pueblo de
isabella del esfuerzo rea izado por esta
comunidad de Padres Do.ninicos que
dirigidos por Ell Padre Crisostomo Hoff
nan reaIisado ell n1ilsgro de construir
un temple de estas condolences en- Isa-
be,a, que no padiendo contribuir con
todo ell ainero necesario di6 en- cambio
todo el apoyo moral de un pueblo ca
t6'ico para la reaIizac On de esta mag
ma eziapresa s@
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RESOLUTION
DEL CoMITE DE PADRES Y MAES.
TRoS DE LA EscUELA JOSE j.
Il ALVAREZ, CAGUAs, P. R.

Este Comit6 reunido en- session ordi-
maria, en- uno de los salones del edifi-
clio, de la Escuela Jose ] Alvarez, en-
la noche del dia de diciembre de
1928, resuelve unanimemente protestar
respetuosa, pero decididamente contra
la perniciosa practica de celebrar bai-
les en- los edifcios escolares, asi como
tambien contra la censurable costumbre
de allegar fondos para la Cruz Roja
ysotros fines escolares apelando ri
fas, bales y la venta de tickets para
funciones teatrales veladas por me-
d1o de nifias que van de Gale en- ca
lie, de casa en- casa penetrando en-
lngares peligrosos, muchas veces, para
su candor y dignidad infantiles.
al mismo tempo rati6camos solem-
neuiente, ante las autoridades educa.
twas municipales insulares, nuestro
frine prop6sito de cooperar con elias
en- la magma y ardua labor de elevar
eli nivel intellectual Y moral de nues-
tro pueblo por medic de la educaci6n
moderna en- todos sus miltiples aspec-
tos
Abelardo M. Diaz Morales
Presidents.
Cornelio Negr6n.
Secretario.