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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
pEGIN HERE TODAY

Paul Harley, criminal inNeAliKptof,
vceciyps call from Sir Chaylcs Ab-
inxdon. Sir Charles tells Harley he
n being constantly followed ny pct-
Mst he IA much disturbed and at a
Las In know the cauac OF tho aur-
4 robbery takes place at the home
~ S.r Charles and nothing 10 dia-
tnrhcd except a bureau drawer. from
which IA stolen manuscript written
IN Abingdon Ceatiy silver and jaw
oiry remain endlsIureed. much 70
the amusement - s'r shsslsa an
home OF tho Ahingdena and. when he
arrives. tho butler informs him that
The master Is calling on sick
friend.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
ayes sir IIc is attending Mr..
Chester Wilson ON the other side OF
the square, and Mr.. Wilson'S man
rang up few moments ago request.
ing sir Charles 10 step across"
Tsee,~ murmured Harley. as the
|Au,ier showed him into a small but
lsn.lilled library on tho left OF tho
lobby.
Refreshments were ne, invltinEiy
upon table beside . deep lounge
chair. But Harley declined the mans
reoues, 10 refresh himself while
waiting and began almiessly 10 wan.
der about the room. apparently study
lng tho titles Of the works crowdtng
the bookShelves.
Now. upoE hts musing there sua.
denly lntruded sounds og muffied
alteration. That "a 10 say. tho
speakers. who were evidently In the
lobby beyond the nhgar ydoor. spoke
IN low tones. perhaps IN Difference to
the presence Of visitor. Harley was
only mildly interested. but tho voices
had broken hts tTain % thought. and
when presently the door opened TO
admit very neat but rather grim
looking old lady he started. then
looked aeFoss al her with smile.
some OF the grimnesa faded from
the wrinkied old face. and the house
keeper, for this her appearances pro-
claimed her 10 be. bowed In . queer
Victorian fashion which suggested
that eurtesy might follow. One aid
not follow. however. II am sarr
apologize. sir shc said. Henson
did not tell mo you had arrived =
~ThatS quite all right" said Har.
les. genlally.
Servants In these times she IN.
formed hiEn. "aro not what servants
were in my young days"
Unfortunately. that Is So" Har.
ley agreed.
Y The old lady tossed her head II
b my best. she continued. "bus that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
Little Stomachs Rebel
Against Dosing

Anxious mothers are too
spt to dose.iheir children
continually.
Often this upspts the deli
cato little stomach. An
upset stomach means a
poor appetite. So the child
doe.n'test enoughto keep
up its strength.
Thi. in turn lowers the
bodily resistance, thus
inviting fresh colds and
other diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
\l0ckS
w VAPORuR
OnER HMnk,oN LARs UsEO EARLY
Are You q WuILnOUer?

you you
dancer
DO sit with the ctnperOnes when to party
whore dancing? best girl because
don't belong the hostess dance record the
mnchIne7 slip
young and invite the other girls
because can't dancer
Washington the rescue, The winter when
the order OF entertainment II
learn the fundamentals dancnghe Waltz Step Foxrot
their for the booklet prepared by bureaus
illustrated with diagrams
showing just how the and easily under
stood You practice the private. with
Fill tho coupon below directed.
I Dance Editor, Washington Bureau The Seattle Star,
! 1899 New York Ave, Washington, d. c.
want the booklet How 10 Dance" and incose herewith
| five cents In loose postage for 1 PRINT
! ING my address carefully below.
Name
Street and No
City. ...,..,.,.......... State
USE PENCU-N0T INK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

EXTERNALLY applied.
l. Vieks can be used as
freely and as often as desired,
even on the youngest ehild-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16
Protect Your Doctor and Yourself Get the Genuine!

ltefise limitations Of the genuine
Phillips MILK u MagnesIa," the
original MIX Of MaRnema prescribed
" physicians for fifty years. Accept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

Bronchitis, Coughs-Rub yicks brskiy over the
throat and chest In severe cases first REDEEM the
skin to open the pores tsee directions Then
spread thickly and cover with one or two thick.
OF HOT flannel cloths 1.-THE cough Is annoy
ing. small piece the size Of pea Gao be swsl.
lowed every few hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

NvER % million Jars OF
viels have been used
10 the past hye years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

For spasmodic Group, Chiidrens Colds Rub
Vicls over the throat and chest until the difficult
breathing is relieved, then spread on thickly and
cover with hot flannel doth. One application at
bedtime usually prevents night attack Of Group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

HOW vIcKs SHOULD BE USED
For Head Colds, Asthma, Catsrrh, Hay Fever
Vicics should be melted in a spoon and the vapors
inhaled. or litle' can be applied up the no,uils
and ;nufed up the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

Slice . whole Csiiferuls
lemon ereaswls. into this
slices tIneludinE skiaD.
Place slice. IN bowl ard
pour boiling water over
them. Allo~ TO stand .
few Hinutes. Pour on
lsmsssde. Csol By dIlu,-
las only enough ts psrs.i,
drlnklas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

of a cold is due to more than its
heat.
The influenza epidemic proved to
thousands TIE efficiency of this
simple, pleasant method. You too
will profit from this practice when
ever you feel a cold coming on.
The time TO act il when you first
suspect eold-don't wait for chills
and fever. Do it now.
California lemons make the best
lemonade. They are practically
seedless, tart and heavy with acid
juice. Buy them at any first-clas
store. Try the "hot lemonade cay"
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

Try making ySHr hot
kmoHadc his sssy and
itt hose dtiieionj me fla.
cor Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-16

bat SINGS
hties OF
hcreased
Females
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-21

Want Is In That

Read that guarantee carefully It provides you
the protection and service you have long wanted
with that fundamental necessity of life-COAL. We
can make and carry out guarantee like that because
we have the most up-to-date and of the largest
retail coal yards in the U. S. "A complete coal
handling unit backed by an organization of men who
know the coal business in every phase-from the
mine to the furnace.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-21

That Washington has needed service like this is
evidenced by the tremendous growth of our business
"a steady healthy growth that bespeaks appreciation
of promises fulfilled. Let estimate on your order
for next seasons coal needs now. Spring and sum-
mer prices mean money saved and full coal bins are
important, satisfying item of Spring Planning.
clean coal, clearly handled at this end as at
your entrance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-21
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Sgt&t t61 Is

OPRING Planning today ID a very different PROPOSE
y ton from the "Spring Cleaning" of score or
even ten years ago. elbow grease" was the prime
requisite then The road to cleanliness traversed
and the goal reached only in the sweat Of ones brow
But now blessed with countless mechanical aids
mental effort transcends the physical plan and call
upon an host of labor-saving devices to execute.
Painting, papering, planting renovatng and in
Vulnerable other activities are coprehended in the
spring rehabilitation. Screens and awnings come into
their own again and the musical hum of the vacuum
cleaner by day is the regular precursor of radio
music by night.
Prominent among the preparatory offices is the re-
punishment of depleted coal bins. Cleanliness and
economy dictate early attention to this and other
matters. The merchants here represented offer you
First Aid" in all departments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

NEW YORK. Dec . - Pictures
N wirclcssod from London In 20
minutes appeared yesterday In New
York newspapers thru new process
called Photoradlogram. developed by
tho Radio Corporation OF America
Tho pictures were transmitted
from the Marconi house In London
after being translated into radio I'M
pulses a mechanism in the cor
poratiou's office here received the
impulses and translated them into
pictures.
The first 10 he sent were two
Iikcnesses Of President Coolidge, one
"A pen and ink sketch. the other a
photograph, The radio signals We're
made 20 sketch the president with
a fountain pen on a rcyolvin 3
cylinder OF paper and at the same
time to control light beam which
Travelled over a film and re-photo-
graphed Mr.. Coolidge.
Both the sending and receiving
were simultaneous
Other pictures to cross the At
tary Of State Hughes. Queen Alex.
tary Of tsatc Hughes, Queen Alex
andrin. the Prince OF Wales, owen
u. Young, Stanley Baldwin, AM
bassador Kellogg. Oxford winning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

~ Fzii WIZ y0u please srs n
r8msfhisg cuH't b. daur 90 HruHd0H
cHt lGfh e. s. We haze paJra
streets. pIrri HdrUaItr vrt tor
haze 20 toldr thrH med Hr6rip
u blogE r9faJ dotrH HraHfaH
MRS p. 8 j..
gsfh Acc. 3
George W. Forsyth n tho street
department Says Trhe Kick 90 NOT
quite clear brandon a. not paved
az an n is a gravel road. which we
rem from ilmr 90 time as IA need.
sds f6th D. "a good paved road and
ls cleaned by the nusber which has
n regular route 90 cover Wen glad.
~ look into the matter"
NJ ririis why is n hot a err.
faiH buHch aliraus sr~n 90 tria
r5HfsHiH. For iHai1ucr. h1t me
correct enursr 20 a Punta0es GOA
fest and cent ~ a usai Importation
paper and taua oHr Of Tho first %
aHur,r-siiI 50 othcrs rrcriprd
prisrS. but ~ NAME irus not there
~. Y. @.
GreeHtraod Arr
n Hutchinson, publicity director
Tor tho PauiaEes Says III the lady
win como down 20 tho PautnEca Of
rcr We viii gladly show her tho
prize winners contributions In
Judging tho contest the nratcst and
most clcvcrly arranged wrrc award.
I'd FIRST prizcs We received many
deliberately Workrd.out answers
Mr. Firii IsHi there some iaie
governing 0roirHg ahrubbrrp on
parking siripIr We iirr on s1ih
orc. ~. D.. irhieh s norpiarc
for nc uuiurrniy ard hos quite
heavy uaio ffsfhr IN frost Of me
corner hose arc ftro BIO huHhra
obsiructing the tse,o FOR moiorisiI.
making q ucrB dangerous for chi.
drcn raaHiHg iHto sfrerft
J. =. O..
s0ih Acc. N. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
KFQX is MAKING
DISTANCE TEST
President Grant Keeps in
Touch With Station

Radio broadcastlng station KFQX
VS. conducting n novel distance test.
ing stunt this week in conjunction
with tho Admiral Oriental liner
President Grant,
ISch night between 10 and II
o'clock Chief Radio Operator Carl.
son OF tho ship tunes in on the
station whilo tho liner is en- route
across tho Pacific Alfred Hubbard,
operator Of tho station. received n
wiro froY Carlson when the ship
was $50 miles out, stating that the
reception was perfect
Hubbard expects that the ship
will be able TO keep in touch with
tho station on most OF tho jour.
ncy. lilo installed special receiv.
ing outfit before the liner left,
Carlson will wire results every night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

George W, Forsyth Or The street
department ayHf Yes there ia au
ordinance governing auft such
things Wc thought We had th~
University district pretty well l.H'd
VOC IN this respect and ore F'ad 10
have this called 90 our attention.
The shrubbsry should b. puurl ro
that 81 will not IN any way ub7irugt
the view. making the corner danger.
ouHH
NJ Firifs A. Taxpayer Of ihis
CIip { tr5ulf litr 90 lHptc 'Chrn our
harbar patrol boat began log touring
Saturday morning. ntoui so. ahr
cGmr cato ftrrharbof Inth about Eir
section 0f loys for a ioeul mill sIHcc
uhrn hare tfr gons tafo hui bust
Hrss FhrH the local t0r boats arc
der TALPAYER.
Paul Edwards, port warden. rayst
The harbor department Is not 10
tho los towing business our men,
while out locating trade ships ran
into eight sections Of logs, which
had broken away early Saturday
morning II was foEEy and the Logs
were obstrueunE passage near Four
Nile rock our men got q line and
lowed the logs 20 n buoy 20 which
thry were fastened
M. FEu what atoui me park
INC cone on North Lake dur. b.
fiorsa Fourth and Sixth drs. n. ~
There q pavement on both sides Of
me street and q parking strip in nc
rgHirr % TIC apr. vet people In
siSi or parking merit 70 Tho curb.
trhieh iH mrHaco 70 traffic. rs-
pcelaliy On Joggy Hight5
Fat
n. ssh ST.
Traffic department officer says:
There r. no law against pardnE
near tho curb However. whore there
is center parkng strip. for
safety sake Hutoista should use this
zone In "a case like this tho officer
notifies tho driver or should leave
"a not1 suggesting that tho driver
park IN the center strip"
Mr., Firii n there q anything
IN Seattle that needs any firing
quicker than the hsrbor spark si1-
iioB I'd Htc 10 kHoio a. They hare
had the moHrV 10 purchase iubs
ict for nearly vsar noe. but shs
FiHl sparks aruW Here's hoping
they fiF 70 or trrcct iL
4, u, NJ.
IA Conner. WuAh,
Port Warden Paul Edwards says:
Tho tube SGT has been contracted
Tor and VIII Arrive shortly. wo
hope 20 have tho local station moved
outside Of The business district which
win completely eliminate iutcrfsr-
cnco with local broadcas,ing sta
tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Pictures WireIessed to
NeU York From London
Feat Took Only 20 Minutes; Some of Them
Are Remarkably Distinct

the relay races at Cambridge and
a flashing OF the scene In the trans
hitting room.
Then n Chinese proyerb was sent.
which read: "One picture Is worth
10000 words"
The reproduction here was OF
varying distinctness. Some were re-
markablo nkeneSscs and moro per-
feet than the similar experiment re-
Gently made over telegraph wires IN
this country. others were barely
recognizable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Hotel Men En- Route
to Seattle Opening

Ban FRANCISCO. Dec. "A
large number OF southern California
hotel men. on route 20 attend tho
opening OF tho olympic hotel in Sc.
attic December arrived in san
Francisco yesterday aboard the
steamer Ruth Alexander
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
DTDIsIY IN BOOTH

MANCHESTER. EngIand.-A
purse-snatchsr. running from police
thru crowded street ~ night.
lodged into n hotel lobby and was
lost. Later police saw a figure IN a
telephone booth IN the lobby and ap-
preached the booth cautiously with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

mover cramps or oyeu cts. Contains
o. narcotics or soothing drugs.
Tell your druggist YOU want only
the genuine California Fig syrup
which has directions for babies and
children Of all ages printed on bot,
tie Mother. YOU must say "Califor.
MIA Refuse any imitation, -Adyer
tiBcmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

MO- Mr. Fxit can't advise YOU dear lady about divorce
neither he settle quarrel between two neigbors
these two things not in his line We have tried TO
make clear that this department will handle only questions
Of public nature and is not place to air personal gey
ances
This department aims 10 provide medium thru which
complaints concerning public matters be registered and
10 remedy such ills be taken OF by directing the
attention Of the proper person thereto
If there street light out in your neghborho0d bad
hole in the street sidewalk IL you know public servant
who negects his duty; If building contractor is taking
OF the street In front of his job than he rs entitled to-
II somebody is abusing parking privilege If you an
noyed by any OF hundreds Of public nusanees that
be eliminated by focusing public attention H. write Mr.
FiNit and he'll do his best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Mr.FiXit
Wants to Know Why She Didn't Win
Contest; Why Harbor Patrol Boat
lowed Logs.

Mr. IiIs Job fts .hnEs roadCrs Have you
complaint make city national oihsf
tr Mr. Fs Nour lrter be signed with aud udsss
Also telephone number II sou n sou Mr. il
won't print bat he have evidence oi good
faith. Address Mr. INIT The SEATTLE Star. settle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

Forest fire los50 this season in
california Washington. Oregon Mon.
tnna an dTdnho will amount TO 49,.
100000, the National Lumber Manu-
facturcrs' associatioH has estimated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

drawn guns In the booth they found
tho wax fEuro OF a clothing store
dummy that the clever robber had
placed there ns a dccuy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

Pickles arc made moro crisp n n
piece Of alum Is added 70 the vinegar
used for picking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

Hurry Mothcrl a tenspoonful or
california Fig Syrup" now viii
swecten the stomach and thoroughly
clean the little bowels and In "a few
hours you have well, playful child
again. Even II cross, fovcrish, bill.
ious. constipatcd or full Of cold.
children love the pleasant tasto Of
this gentle, harmless laxative II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
HITTER CONSUMPTION

BUTTER CONSUMPTION IN
the United States has Increased
nearly Jo.0Oo,o0O pounds for tho
first nine months Of 1924. as com.
pared with the same period last
year. according 10 government zig.
urcs Tho total consumption up
to October. this year Is 1916. 900.
900 pounds.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07

(Continia On IA pAgina -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07
-PUDlERON CAMBIAR LOS HOMBRES- AGREGA- 81 NC
ERAN DE SU AGRADO; PERO DEBIERON CONSERVAR LA ms
TITUCION NATIVA

Es del conocimiento publico que en-
la reciente session extraordinary de la
Legislature, entire ell nilmero de bills
Y resoluciones aprobadas, Sc aprob6
tambi6n una resoluci6n mediante la
cual Sc suprimia el Institute de Medi-
Gina Tropical Hygiene de Puerto Ri
CO, con Ell prop6sito de sustituirlo dan
dole la vez otro caracter, por una
sucursal o rama de la Universidad de
Columbia que Sc conocera bajo ell nom
bre de Escuela de Medicina Tropical
Ell hecho es que aquella institution
puertorriquela cuyas investigaciones
en- ell amplio campo de los experiment
tos que Sc dedicaban los miembros
que la integraban llegaron a tener
grande resonancia en- ell mundo cieNti-
fico, colocando muy en- alto Ell nombre
de Puerto Rico. ante la opinion de las
eminencias medicas' extranjeras, ha
desaparecido, de hecho y de derecho,
y en- SUI lugar Sc establecera en- ell pals
una organization continental, dirigida
por m6dicos americanos en- la que
Puerto Rico no tendra mas participa-
cion que la de haber aportado ell dine
ro, y habilitado Ell local para ell esta-
blecimiento de dicha institution abso-
lutamente metropolitana.
Y a proposito de esta resolution apro
bada por la Legislature, resolution que
no queremos comentar demasiado am
pliamente para no entrar en- conside-
rac.ones que pudieran mas adelante re-
~sultar injustifcadas medida que avan
cen los tiempos, cambiamos impresio
mes con ell Director del Institute de
Medicina Tropical Hygiene, Ell emi-
nente hombre de ciencias DR.. I Con
z5lez Martinez, quien, despu6s de in
yor reserva possible respecto a este
asunto, dejando al pueblo que hiciese
los concentrates mas oportunos cuando
mas adelante los hechos hablaran, res
pondi6 a nuestro corto interrogatorio
como sigue:
GCuales fueron sus relaciones con Ell
Institute de Medicina Tropical Hi
giene de Puerto Rico?
-Desde que Sc cre6 fui uno de los
''Miembros Permanentes
GCual fue doctor, la labor del ms
tituto que benefcios reportaba al
pals la existencia de ese ORGANISING?
Los Observation-Disclosures nos
agrupamos en- ell Institute de Medi-
Gina Tropical Hygiene de Puerto Ri
CO habiamos iniciado va, antes de con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07

vida pOrtOrriqueIa, tantO eS aS1 que
en- Ia reunion de padres V maestrOs en-
que Il ha0l0, no Sc refiri0 la eScue-
{ Ia SOlamente, Sino al hOgar q la eS-
cuela, pOrque entiende que el padre Ell
el hogar ell maestro en- la eScuela, son
los factories mas importantes en- la for
maci6n del cardcter. Gelpf dice que es
amigo de las escuelas V solo quiere Su
progreso para bien de la patria. Sus
hijOS asisten q las eScuelaS piblicaS,
v no es possible, agrega. que liable de
elias despectivamente Dice que GUAM
do termin6 su discurso ninguno de los
maestrOs ALI presentes Sc crey0 insul-
tado, con 10 cual prueba que Gl no in
sult0 nadie Despu6s han venidO los
concentrates, In bola de nieve Sc
ha llegado haSta Greer que Gl proce-
di6 de mala fc, cuando 10 que hiZO fuG
alabar Ia labor de los maestrOs en- ge-
neral Y en- particular Ia de los macs
tros de- Ia escuela MCKINLEY, ifidiean-
doTal mismo tiempo Ia existencia de
sun NAL s.gaal lsepara que los nlaestros
trataran de evitarlo. Sc propone, cuan
do recupere la salud, aclarar sus CON
ceptOS, eScribirle al sefOr Huyke, a
quien siempre ha admirado por su pro-
ceder siempre correctO, al senior Sc
Hes, explicandO su situaci6n Y pOnien-
do las cOSaS. en- Su debidO lugar Tai
vez exista alguno que otrO case de in
moralidad entire los maestrOs, como
podrfa cxistir entire los abogados pero
10 serfa SUI caracter constituirse en- de-
lator nj de los unos nj de los otros,
porque 6l es abogado maestro. FL
Departamento de instruction, conti-
(Continua en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-07

30 de JUNO de 1924.
Hon. COmiSiOnadO de instruction,
San, Juan, =. II.
Senor
Cumpliendos vuestras instruccioneS,
el dfa 26 del corriente mes, nos tras-
ladamOS In ciudad de Ponce prac-
ticamOs en- ese dfa v en- ell siguiente una
investigation minuciOsa del caso que
VueStra hOnOrabilidad nos confiara, en-
relaci0n con 10 manifestadO pOr cl Ii
cenciadO Jose r. Gelpf en- una asam-
blea de padres Y maestrOs celebrada en-
Ia escuela Mckinley de Ponce, V pu-
blicado pOr Ell MUNDO Ell su edici6n
del microbes IS de JUNO de 1924, con
respectO q la mOralidad en- las eScue-
las p1blicas de dicha pOblaci6n.
En- primer t6rminO, visitamOs al Ii
cenciadO Gelpf. Solo SUI bOndad Y q
In cOrteSfa de su familia, debemoS ell
honor de haber podidO departir con Gl
nm ratio. EI licenciado Gelpf sc encuen-
ira arecluldo enstcama hace va varios
dfas. Visitamos al Comisionado de Ser
viciO PGblico, al Inspector de Escue-
las, al ComisiOnado Municipal de ms
trucci0n, al presidente General de la
Association de Padres de Puerto Rico,
nj presidente de Ia Association General
de Padres Maestros de Ponce, a
los Presidentes de las asOciaciOnes de
padres de los distintOs grupos escOla-
res-Grammar, Mckinley, COncOrdia,
BaldoriOty, Abolici6n, OLYMPIC Otero,
B6rtOli, Pujals, Betances, Atocha Y
Roosevelt.
No queremOs decir una sola palabra
que pueda interpretarse como comen-
tariO nuestrO. FL pals necesita saber
la opinion de Ponce la opinion de
Ponce es Gsta, seg1n la ofmos salir
dc los labios de las personals que nos
diSpensaTan el honor de cOntestar nues-
tras preguntas y de hablarnos con sin
ceridad v franqueZa de la labor reali-
zada por ell magisterio ponceno.
FL licenciado Gelpf nos dijo que en-
sus manifestaciones 81 no Sc habfa re-
feridO directamente Ponce, nj mucho
menos a casos concretos que Gl conozca
en- Ponce; que habl0 en- terminus ge-
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