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Evening star., 1923-02-28
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN, drug speciality. calling on drug
trade, will do well TO call us.
Brazilian Cream has no competitors. Big COM
mission. 422 Oxford bldg.
SALESMAN for hotels. restaurants and gro
cery stores on commission basis. Washington
Wholesale House. 926 Pa. ave. NV.
sALESMEN-Write for Inst Of lines and full
particulars: earn S2. 500 to SO, 900 yearly; big
demand for men, inexperienced or experienced,
city or travelling. National Salesmen's TT.
Assn. Dept. $40. Chicago
ritory within ioo-miile RADIUS: So. 600 to s5 ooO
with drawing account arranged. Telephone
before pm. Wednesday for appointment
Only high-grade considered. L. c.
Crowi, Washington Hotel.
Evening star., 1923-02-28

BOOKKEE PER-Excellent
position for man under 80 years !;
real estate experience required.
Apply before noon today. Wash
ington Employment Exchange.
141o F st.
Evening star., 1923-02-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN HOW TO WRITE ADVERTISE
ments during spare time evenings: 500 to
this work: thousands Of positions open for
men and women; no previous experience nee
essary; easily learned In six months: inter.
esting, fascinating work. Limited class now
being formed. For particulars see Mr. HAAS
advertising director, National Radio Institute,
l346 Pa. ave. NY. Main 1879.
MEN--Amuitious. becom. . Coiumbia trained
dIsftsman and assure yourself Of permapsnt.
well paid employment. We trails you during
your spare time, day or Blght, IN to D
months. Gail. write or phone for particular
Columbfa School Of Drafting, 1lth and T sts.
MEN AND WOMDN quiekiy learn real estate
husiness: receive pay while learning; nesd not
Interfere with present smplJynsut: some NAH.
Thursday, s Pm. william 2. hattssoa. 90.
Gil Pond bldg.
6TENOGRAPHERS desiring TO become news
paper, conference, court reporters will report
At Harper's stenographic School, 1927 r. Gregg
shorthand taught in two months; new method.
Evening star., 1923-02-28

TITLE MEN wanted. Men ex-
perienced in title or abstract
work; permanent position. APP
plv I4I3 Eve NV. 2*
Evening star., 1923-02-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ADVERTISEMENT WRITING - Opportunity
for limited number Of intelligent young men
and women to join evening class Of instruction
in this fascinating work: personally conducted
by successful Washington advertising man.
Write at once. Address Box 112-v. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1923-08-14

Bows Slo.5O to $3.50 High
grade Two-trouserS Suits, fine
alI-Wool fabrics, i'll the best
and newest models. Sizes 8 to
20. Reduced to S14.75.
Our regular $l-25 Khaki
Knickers. sizes 7 to ii. Re
duced to csc.
Boys sos to 1896 High
grade Wash Suits, short and
long sleeves: sizes ~ to 3.
Reduced to S1.95.
Little S1.e5 Khaki Flapper
Suits-SI.45. The best in stock,
extra good quality and well
made; sizes 3 to only. Now
reduced to S1.45.
Evening star., 1923-08-14

Regular size towels-A big
range Of patterns. loc each.
Dresses for Infants and
six-month-old chill dren.
Made up and stamped for
embroidery. Special, soc.
Curtains made of I'm
ported Jewel Cloth with in
serts of fine flet lace.
Stamped for embroidery.
Regular value, $3.50. Our
sale price, $3.50.
Lace Trimmed Scarfs.
Made of Jewel Cloth.
1896, 49c.
18x45, 6oc.
Dresser Scarfs. So m e
made of pure linen. EN-
broidered in White French
embroidery, fine h e m :
stitched hens. Prices way
below regular selling price.
While a small lot lasts, $2.25
each.
Evening star., 1923-08-14

Boys $l4.50 TO $l6.50 All
wool Two-pants Norfolk Suits,
splendidly tailored. Coats Al
paca lined. Odd size assort-
ments. Sizes in the lot, 7 to
10. Reduced to Sl0.75.
Bows S1.o5 and 225 Khaki
knickers-S1.o5. Best o. ID.
Army khaki, finest tailored
made. with two hip pockets and
watch pocket. Sizes 7 to ~.
Reduced to $1.65.
BOYS S2.45 Palm B ea II
knickers, odd size assortments;
sizes s to 8 and 10, II and lS.
Reduced to $1.oS.
PaIais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-14

Palais Royal Guaranteed Silk
Hosiery, $l.95==-Special, Two
Pairs for $3.75
Women who want beautiful quality, attractive style
and dependable hoserywe say Try two pairs Of Palais
Royal Silk Hose Remember they should not give sat
sfacon we replace them at hosiery counter
main floor Pure thread silk, full fashioned, extra long
elastic nercerized tops. Black white, gray nude beige
All sizes.
Washington Headquarters for
The Famous HoIeproof Hosiery
Ho,enroof isle hose 55c Full fashioned holeproof
to 75c silk, $500 to $2.95.
l4o,enroof finer silk 75c Extra size se 85c
to ST.. Extra size fiber silk, $l2s.
Holeproof pure silk $1.5o Extra size silk, SITS
to $165. $3.50.
Women's and Misses Sports Hose, $1OO
Slightly irregular $l.e5 quality Hose Just what you
take for camping general wear Silk nercerized
fancy roll top. 81 length. Sizes s1z to 10.
ais Royal
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Making Room for New
FaH Merch an disc
Brings Reduced Prices
Children'S
80

OF organdies, voiles
and ginghams; dainty styles;
in white and colors. Sizes to IA
years. Reduced to $3.50.
Slip-on or button
front, all newest color COM
binations, including one of
fiber silk or fiber and wool
combination. Sizes to II years.
Ideal for early Fall wear. Re-
duced to Sz.9S.
Girls Separate Skirts
for sport wear, OF novelty
checked and pleated worsted
fabrics, with and without body,
also navy serge skirts among
the lot. Sizes to 10 years.
Reduced to S3.9S.
Princess Slips, of
nainsook, lace and embroidery
trimmed, f to 10 years. Built
up shoulders. Reduced to 81.
Girls knickers, sports
models, of all-wool English
tweeds and velours. Perfect
fitting. Furnished with belt
and buckle. Sizes 10 to 20
years. Reduced to $3.es.
Girls Pon & e e
Dresses, of tan pongee; lovely
styles of all-silk pongee. At
tractive styles. hand-embroid-
cred in silk and wool. Sizes
6 to ID years. Reduced to
$5.oS and $S.98.
PaIaix RoyaI-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-14
BOYS
ents big savings.

Quality Clothes at Remarkable Clearance prices
odd and incomplete size assortments otter thrifty par
1.
Evening star., 1923-08-14
Art NeedleWOrk Clearance!
Many Value Thrills! Read!

Is and piece Sanitas Sets-Our entire line OF Slzo
large variety of decorations and coorlngs An UNUSUAL
value at $l.25. Special, $1.00 set.
Evening star., 1923-08-14
China and
Housewares

Garden Hose-Guaran-
teed quality, 5 ply, A-inch
size. 5O-foot lengths, COM
plete with couplings. Spe-
cial, $3.50.
continental" Hardwood
Extension Frame Window
Screens-Size, "a by 33.
Special, 4ec.
Colanders-Made of heavy
sheet aluminium. Brightly
polished; 3-corner style.
Special, SIC.
Porch Gates - Natural
oak finish; extension to 7
feet, complete with attach
ments. Special, $1.8o.
Palais Royal-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-14
Lot of Boudoir Pillows, Csc

Manufacturer close-out. Square and obong. Made OF
sheer linen lawn hemstitched and embroidered in white
French embroidery few linen ones can be used as oaoy
pillows Values $I.5o $500. Special e5c
Evening star., 1923-08-14

Luncheon Cloths-54 and
IS inch. stamped on Art
Kraft Cloth and excellent
quality unbleached muslin.
Regular selling price, Sl,25.
Special. Csc.
Laundry Bags. A beautiful
lot, just received. Very at
tractive patterns in good
quality cretonnes. l. arge
size, 7ec. Smaller size, 6ec.
Table Scarfs, Centerpieces
and Pillows. stamped on
good quality Tan Art
Cloth. Very attractive de-
signs. oec each.
Linen Pillowc ase S.
Stamped on very good quail
ity white linen, hemstitched
hens. Very special, $2.e7.
Napkins, 16x16; Pure
Linen, hemstitched; may be
stamped for embroidery.
Special, $3.50 dozen.
Evening star., 1923-08-14
ZIC

With fashionable
large square enve-
lopes. Plain a II d
$ ON e with colored
borders. Buy a box
t or ur vacation
correspondence.
PaIaiS Royai-Nain Floor. a.
Evening star., 1923-08-14

make
odaae pnedd $685.
Evening star., 1923-08-14
SPECIAL
Good Quality
-,
Linen
Paper

Al this price many trtH
huy trco and three boxes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-02
Enter Now

Just now, while the campaign Is still young Is the time for every person who has been hesitating to get front seat on the band wagon and ride to prosperity and pleasure. There are still two days in which to take advantage of. the extra vote offer which allows 100000 extra votes for $25.00 in subscriptions After Mo- vember } the same $25.00 will give you only 5000 Extra Votes---so if you plan to have try at one of the 34 big awards, don't delay longer Enter NOW and take advantage of this BEST extra vote offer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-02
How Prizes Will Be Awarded

The following four automobesthe 7-pasenger Cadil- ac the 7passenger Peerless the Rckenbaeker and the Chandler-vl be know the capital awards They will be awarded the four people in the entire campaign gardess of district having the greatest number of the close of the campaign. studebaker the Model. Oldsmoble the highest capital award winners have been decided
  theseca district
 
 
 grand automobiles given The AgHerad Every member ened has opportunity of of SIX automobiles
 
  of district This of The will standing after the winners of district 
 than the listed losers this campaign each member who fails win will paid the total they provided they in $5000 during the life of the club automobiles four which the district which reside irrespective the in any district.
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DISTRICT NO. Will include that part of Birmng gham and east of within the city limits. Tarrant City and Irondale included in this district

Arthur Mrs>J G. bo1 S. seth St. ........ .e6,7eo Abbott Mrs M E.. 1878 9th Ave. N. ..... .27.37o Barr, Frank H.. 2s17 S6th Ave. N. .......,. 2i.oSo Beard, Lois, 821 R. R. Ave. Broyles 27,380 Bell Mrs. A., 729 N. 21st St. 26.l00 Bromall James. N 12os 1-2 S2nd St; St. ..27'Sso Cranford Liian 22f 18th St., N .26,1so Dismukes Grover, 272o N. 18th St.. 27,s6o Dill Vivan 391s Lakeview Ave. 800 Dickson A. C., 201s sth Ave. N. ...........2 ..2sdSo Fortner. Lomer, 627 N Sd Ave ...... .'2l 'a4o 'o Ehlbert, Cora 1906 9th Ave, S. .......'... ;5'eS00 Fleming Mrs. w. A. 2615 17th St., N. .21,SS0 Fraser Mrs. Dayme G., 1923 18th Ave, S.. s'9e0 Gibbs John, 1915 18th St.. .".'zo'Aoo Huhes Mrs. J. G.. 510o 1st Avge. Wdln :S'1zo Hgdon, Mrs. Lee 6sos Higdon R. ."..S .Sa'aoo Holm, J. P 116 1-2 24th St. .Z6,ooo Meadows Mrs. B., 1905 Crescent Ave, s. .5,670 Morson. Mrs. A, J. 1920 N. 33d St. .27,5S0 Morris, M. E.. PIP N o9th St. ..........u...53 .53lo Mullins, Willie, 325 Ford Ave. T. City. .23,6s0 Mccoy, Mrs. John Highland Ave. .........,...5,2 5,21o Molton Mrs C., 12s Edmond woodawn ...... 5,46O Meexs Mrs. w. F., 2230 8th Ave, N. .27,36U Ozier Mary Louise. 1908 N. 14th Ave. .17,s6O O'Del R. D.. S17 s. 18th hSt........... St 2792e Pappageorge, Elaine, 2s2o 18th Ave. N .27ooo Park Mrs. Donald L., 1ll7 s. 1ith St. .2639O Pitts. Mrs. T. F.. 52s1 Grand Ave. wooGawn .572o Rosenberg, Mrs. J. D. 1098 Crescent .524O Storey, Mrs. Walter E.. 2o3i Qunland Ave. .532o Stockdale, Mrs. Reese, 1912 N 2sth St. .53s0 Strahan, Miss W. c. 1907 Ave. G.. S. .......22s1O Thompson. Mary L.. So5 Am. Trust Bldg. 505o Tuck, Clara, 2317 Ave. G. ............... 56O Taylor. Mrs. R., 6431 Division Ave. 2S0 welch James C.. 1920 Norwood Blvd. .. .25 400 Vance Mrs. H. H.. 1910 S. 18th hSt...........2196o St. Walthall. Lucille Bogsan. 1900 I2 N s2.. 86O Williams. Mrs. C. L., TIA Soth St. S........,. 22o Wilton Katherine, 2030 Quinlan Ave. ,,... ...lsssO Woods. Miss L.. PIP N. 18th ............ -. .506o
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During The Help Yourself Cub-Ge In Now and Take Advan
During This Period, the Last Two Weeks of the Club, There Will Be No Extra Vote Offers.
Final Two Weeks of Club

During the last two weeks of the club, from December Sd to December l 9th, there will be no extra vote offers. During this period only the regular votes allowed on subscription payments will be given.
 There Is still plenty of time to get in the campaign and take advantage of the extra offers. Once started, the rest will be easy. With little effort you can place yourself right up among those members who are also just getting started. Six weeks Is not long---still plenty of time in which to get in and WIN.
 Don't delay-send in your nomination at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-02
Get Subscriptions Anywhere

Candidates may take subscriptions any, where. You are not restricted to your own locality in taking subscriptions Subscrip- tions may also be taken from old and new subscribers alike. The same number of votes are allowed for old and new subscrip- tions. Where subscriptions are taken to be delivered by carrier boy he receives his pay as usual for delivering the paper The car rier is in no way affected by this campaign. He benefits by it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-02

Allen, Katherine 104 s. Almond, W. E. .. ....5o0o Andrews Louise. 3231 Bess Blvd ...... 27450 sondurant Mr wm aa 15s4 ad s, Dixon Gertrude 1o44 Alois Ave. e............. 26250 Edmunson. Mrs. Lacy. 17o7 4th Ave. Bess. .5l5o Edwards, Mrs. Ruby 4SO4 Ave. F.. Fairfield .5 1S0 Emil, Mrs. Wm. G.. 141s 9th Ave- Bess. ... ..2727o Fuller, Mrs. T. d., 5l2 Alabama Ave, w. E... .27.ST0 Freeman Mrs. T. O POS Crews St. .2f.O90, Griffin, Mary E., 404 Miller Ave. ........... .606O Gibson. Mrs John, ll2 l7th Place. ........ .5,36O Hazlegrove. Mrs. L. s.. 171s Cleveland 4so
 Holiday Mrs. C.. 1880 Cleveland. w. E. 565O Lee. Mary, s21 Princeton Ave. .............2102 020 Lecke C. J.. 1926 Sd Ave- e Bsssemer. .27s9o Long, Mrs. L. M 2oSZ 18th St., Ensley. 2T qIa Martn. Louise. 9l4 " 9th Ave. PHOTO Randall. Mrs Lola, 172o Cotton Ave. ......... 5s10 Smith, Mrs Claude. Hsl6 6th Ave. Bessemer 27590 Stenson. Elra, 21l7 Ave. H. Ensley .........2 110 Turner Mrs d. L 2loo Lee Ave, West End. 27370 Thomas, Mrs. l.. A., 25S1 18th St.. Ensley 27 36O Williams. Mrs: w. B, i2o5 2d Aye. W E. .... .2I.45o Wester Lois. I'll 10th St. Ensley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-02

Abrams, Miss Ira, York. .......-... .20,030 Arnold, James, Ashby .18,760 Brooks. Mrs. W. T., R. 4. Bham. .7,240 Bradford, Mrs. T. E.. Republic. $500 Burtram, Mrs., D. E.. Ensley ...... .5.04O Carlisle. Ruth, Marion ....: ....".. .27,S00 Crabb, Mrs. Mamie, Greensboro ... ..27,S1O Conway. Mrs. A. A., Jemison. ... .27,740 Collier, Mrs. 1T. C., Warrior .5,O40 Copeland, Mrs. Claud, R. T, Bham 1880 Cornelius. Ruth. R. Birmingham .... .5.110 billiard, Mary. York ..l9,820 Davis, Mae. Coleanor ......... .7,240 Eurick. Mrs. Bert, Sawyersville. 5,060 Ford, Claire E., Overton ............ 5000 Fancher. Helen, Piper ..............7,310 Griffin, Lee. Moundvlle .s,090 Griffin. Olera. West Blocton. ..27,70O Harris. Eleanor Nose. Tuskegee. ...27,s00 Hearne, Mrs. Pearl S., Cuba .1S.060 Head. Annie Belle, Centervile ......5,o00 Howard. c. S., Thorsby. ..27,5sU Logan,M Mrs. Cecil, R. 4. Bham. ..7160 McCarty, Mrs. J. w. Morris. .... 5000
 Middlebrooks. R. S., RFD., MarioI 23,12o Newsom, Mrs. Pearl, R. 4. Bhap. 5.110 Orr. Madelyn, Clanton ............' 5000 Paisley, Mrs. H. G., Selma 5000 Pope, Mayme Lee. Selma ........ .27,560 Park, Mrs. Jas. Werner, Alicevile ..27,7So Parrish. Dan w.. verbena. .5,4so Posey A. E.. Raymond Hse.109. Bess. .5,070 Reagan, Eva, Star Rt, Bham. 5,1so Salter, Mrs. H. S.. Mulga 5000 Smith, Mrs. c. B., Watson. .5,260 Saloman. Gertie. R. 2 Birmingham .5,200 Stovall, Katyleene, Brent 5.l60 Skaggs, Florence, Blocton ..... ..2o,460 Vines. A. ". R. Bessemer. ......7,11o Ware, Nina. Pinson .7,240 Whitmire Mrs. T. B., Leeds. ....... ..2f,sO0 Wimberly, Elizabeth, Reform .......27,550 Waite. Hazel. R. Morris. ......... .S,110
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light, November 3rd--- Take Ad

nter The Age 1eralds $22OOO Help Yourself Club and
 vote offers The club young yet and by starting right n and WIN Clip the Nomination Blank on this page and Manager at once You will be supplied with receipt books
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-02

for taking subscriptions Look over the list of candidat tunity. There Is plenty of room for active candidates tunity get away from you Make your nomination NOW The Club does not end until December 5th
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Subscriptions Can Be Mailed Before P. M. November B.


  o'clock should bear the
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DISTRICT NO. 5

Will include the following counties In insma chiiton Au,ansa. seps Montsom.ry, Iownses Dallas, Perry, Hale, Greene, Sumter, Choetaw, Marenso, Wilcox, also that part of Jefferson county not included in districts numbers one and two. All other territory not mentioned in any of the other tour districts will be included in this district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-02
IhePrizeList

Birmingham
 Cadillac 7-pass S-cyinder touring $3,39OOO Peerless 7pass, 8cylinder touring $3, ,O78OO Rickenbacker 5-pass phaeton $1, ,84OOO Chandler 5-pass 6-cyIinder touring car $1 ,695OO Oldsmoble 5-pass 4-cyinder touring car $1, TABOO Oakland 5-pass 6cvlinder sport model S1,235.OO Stakeholder Leh Six 5-pass touring car $1, ,215OO Duant Sport Model 5pass touring car $1 ,215OO Maxwell Special Sport Model 5-pass. $1, 500 Overland 5-pass touring car .......... $595OO Overland 5pass touring .............. $595.OO Overland 5-pass. touring .............. $595OO Overland 5pass touring ................ $595OO Overland 5pass touring car .. $595.OO Cash to the amount of f............... . .$2, 100000 Estimated commission to nonaward winners $1, 100000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-02

Brock. Mrs. T. L., Center ..........Is,660 Bell. Maggie, Dadeville .27,S70
 Butler, Mrs. J. o. Tallassee ... .....7,170 Chesser, Jr., c. w.. Sterrett ..,...27.010 Clayton. Miss DeIera, It. Payne ...27,s ,s6O Gates, J. A., Columbana ,S10 Carroll, Myrtle, Roanoke $40 Crow, J. D.. Jacksonville ....... .27fSO Clark Mrs. M. E., Alexander City . .27.04o Darden, Mrs. John, Goodwater. ... .27,910 Daniel. Mrs. Amos. Wilsonville .I0,36O Estes, Gladys, Standing Rock.... TAO Farmer, Roxie Lee. Oxford .........15.410
 Florey, Mrs. W. J., Vincent .27,S5O Holland, Mrs. W. s., Attalls. .......27.640 Hackney, Ida. Lincoln ,4sO Hardy, Mrs. Lena. Lneville. ........ .7.160 Hodge. Rebecca. Roanoke ......... 160 Hale. Sam, Boothton .......... ..27,S0O Irving. Mrs.. J. L., Gadsden. .27640 Jennings. s. J.. Calera ...27.820 Jordan. Mrs. J. w.. Ashland. ..27.600 Kerr, Annie. Piedmont ..io.140 Leeper, Miss Georgia, Montevallo .12, 40 Mitchell. Lele, Sylacauga ....27SSO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-02

All candidates are furnished supplies for taking subscrip- tions. If you have not re- ceived yours, notify the Club Manager at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-02
DISTRICT NO. 4

Will include all territory in the following counties in Alabama: Blount, Etowah, DeKalb, Cherokee, Cleburne, Calhoun, St. Clair, Talladega, Clay, Randolph, Chambers, Tallapoosa, Cooss, Shelby, Lee and Elmore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-02
DISTRICT NO. 2

Will include that part of Brmng gham west of Center street (not on) within the city limits. The city of Bessemer and Fairfield will also be included this district.
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DISTRICT NO. 3

Will include all territory in the following counties in Alabama: Lauderdale, Col bert, Franklin, Marion Lamas, Fayette, Walker, Cullman, Marshall, Madison, Jackson. Winston, Lawrence, Limestone and Morgan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-08

earse noblemente en- la vida. La ver-
dad defendida por la ciencia; la bon
dad defendida por la moral, la ciencia
por excelencia, como la llan6 Pascal;
v aun la belleza, ideal del arte, del
.arte que engrandece la naturaleza,
haciendola mas noble de 10 que salio
de las manos del Creador; ESQ real
mente condensa o cristaliza todo Ell
progreso humane. ,s s.
| Pues bien; amigos lnios, pensad "
considered que Ia .iusticia debe ser
una idea fila, constantemente graba-
da en- vuestros corazones. Debe ser
un ideal. Recordad Lincoln, cuando
.pensaba: morire satisfecho 81 enton-
ces el mundo fuera nienos malo de 10
| que 10 encontrG al nacer.
Procurad mejorar al mundo. NADIA
10 mejora v enaltece tanto como Ell
ideal de justicia. Fiiaos en- estas pa.
Iabras: ideal tienen todos los hom-
Ibres en- relaci6n con su mayor . me-
nor progreso moral. Pera unos, es
el yicio. Estos desprecian quizasi
el encanto del placer que proporciona
Ia asistencia estos sitios, en- dondes
parece que Sc contempIa la brillante
Icivilizaci6n del porvenir. representa-
da por vosotros.
Para otros, es la bondad, es la JUS
ticia
Ese ideal de jpsticias llevadlo STEM
pre-. Pudieramos repetir que es la
|eIevada cdspide hacia Ia cual ascien-
de 81 pensamiento de los hombres v
desciende Ia bendici6n de Dios.
| Mantenedlo en- vuestros corazones.,
El Evangelio da una regla para ac-
|tuar en- la vida de acuerdo con ese
Isentimiento. iSabeis cual es esta re-
Ilgla? No hagas a otro 10 que no
iiquieras que te hagan 4 ii haz a otro
/; 10 que quieras que ii te hagan; y
! Iiagfegad; en- Ia duda, abstente. No
;;difanieis nj njurieis los denas, no
Ios burleis de nadie, porque nc. os gus
tafia que q difamaren, injufiasen y
Sc buriasen dc vSsotros. No come
tais injusticias, rorque no os gusta-
"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-08

Debo efnp9za7 expo isndo I'm pen
sam'ento que quizas insrezca vuestTas
simpatias.
Tengo deGtinadas estas dos nonedas
y dos ibros, que luego enviare, como
pre1n;os para Uds., Y francamense es
mas t1fie1 eleeif ias iibros que las mo
nedas, por Ia razon de que estos, aun
los mejores puede que co tengan alge
mao, \ los ma!os sae1en cpnteaer al GO
bueno. Los ofrezco como prem:o a
los dos mejoFes a,uSanos o alunnas de
Ia Alta Escusla, qce Sc distiIrgan, no
por sps conocirn:s itos, no por la faci.
lidad con que los adqrieran, pues .esto
eiespues de toto, es privilegio de Ia
Naturateza. . habi.idad de vuestros
profesoresh pero Ell ser mas o nenos
buenos, mas rnenos justos, solo de
pende de vosotros.
Nuestra alma debe ser el medico que
cure sus propias dolencias; 81 los
vicios Y las pasiones son do,encias del
alma, deben ser curados por ella mis-
ma. Muy importante es la bondad, y
pors ESQ estos pre1nios van dirigidos, no
alsque Sc ilustre con mas facilidad, sino
al que proceda mejor, tenga mejor
conducta, mejor con1portainiento, Sc
corlduzca de una Inanera mas pruden-
tie y rillda mas acatamiento los prin-
cipios de la urbanidad del civis1no.
Dichos premios Sc han de adjudicar
de acuerdo con las insinuaciones del
Principal Ahora bien; me parece que
deben ser adjudicados por el voto de
ustedes, los alumnos, procediendo con
justicia. Los candidates pueden ser
presentados por los profesores dos por
cada ciase. Con esos candidatos Sc
fornla una lista en- un dia designado
por Ell Principal de esta Alta Escuela,
Sc hara la votaci6n por todos vosotros;
pero claro esta, que solo podran vo-
tarse dos de. la lista. AL que obtenga
mas votos Sc le dara 81 primer prenlio,
y al otro Ell segundo; y 81 hubiera en-
pate, el principal podras elegir
Esto es para demostrar ustedes que
del modo y manera que investigamos
aqui Ell merito, adjudicarido pren1ioa a
las ideas de bondad, Sc cotizan tam
bien en- la vida ordinaria, averiguando
por inforrnes reservados D secretos las
condiciones morales de candidates a
empleos y cargos en- la actividad IN
dustrial economical; y para que os deis
cuenta que estos valores tienen iInpor-
tancia en- el mundo, ses por 10 que me
permitireis que haga esta insinuacion.
Pongo, pues, estas dos monedas de ORC
a la disposition del Principal, y opor-
tunamente lie efviare los dos libros
para conapletar los prenlios. !.
Recuerdo haber leido que una per-
soma Sc encontro un papel. Esa per-
soma no saba leer nj escribir. Lo
tiro diciendo: ESQ no vale NADIA, es
un papel sucio, no reporta ninguna
utilidad." Mas tarde paso un indus
trial de profession, y Sc flo EN- la ca
lidad de la tinta con que habfa sido
escrito v penso: "Que tinta mas es-
pecial, tiehe mucho merito", hacienda
ottas considerations en- relacion con
la peculiaridad de la tinta. No lie dio
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