davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
CARTA ALBERTA

Naranjito, MARIO 10, 1924.
sr. Fernando Vega,
cura Parroco.
Eefor:
Leo en- Ell MUNDo de hoy ago
suyo que no Sc Ell nombre apropiado
que tiene. Esta es la segunda vez que
usted lanza los vientos de la publ
cidad sus aptitudes de abogado, pues
Sc defiende MGISTRALMENTE, ha-
ciendo para clio acopio de argumentos
MAGNIFICOS.. olvida usted, Sr. We
ga, su categorfa de sacerdote, de re-
presentante de Cristo en- la TERRA. OIL
vida tambien aquellos pasajes biblicos
donde el mismo Jehova dice: 81 tn her
mano here tn mejilla diestra, ponle Ia
siniestra y 81 te ofende perd6nalo Sic
te veces siete. Alejado por complete
de 10 que debe ser su norma, la en-
prende hoy no con Urania .sino s'con
una que fue lectora bfbIca" y como
hace muchos afios ejerce ese cargo que
iuzgo honroso, no Sc a quien va dirigi-
da su filfpica. 81 su soberhia quiere
herirme, esta es mi respuesta: Fui lec-
tora biblica, 81 sefior, y no es de ahora
que sirvo al Gran ArQuitecto. Mis- pa
dres me enseharon a servirle humilde
rnn,,&a =, a,narIn a., asn,ao;o =, .1A&o,sci
teniendo la frme creencia de quo Ia
sirvo mucho mejor nua aque.' os que do
blan la rodilla, Sc dan golpes de Pc
cho Y a 10 callado obsan de acucrdo
con ell Diablo. ESta usted grAn6e-
nlente equivocdao 81 erss mo qlita 81
suefio 10 que haga . eaie De hacer 81
cura de este pueblo. Cast siempre es-
toy enferma (esto ST nlf preocupa) Y
cuando me siento aIivlada tengo mil
cosas que me ocupan TODD Ell ticmDo en-
mi hogar, ademas dc une estoy muy
por encima de los asuntes dsl arroyo
para descender a avsrigua- 10 que 81
lleva. Busque usted, beba Ell nejcrcs
fuentes informativas CARA cnaudo vuel
va arrojar su enda, rEe 10 haga cor
acierto no incurra. como esta veZ
en- ell pecado de olvidar Ia mansedum
bre de su sacerdocio v Ia fnsza de to
do caballero.
Atentamente,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
LOS cAToL1cos Y HosTos

La directiva de la Association CONNIE
morativa de Hostos designo una conf
sion, de personals, compuesta de los
sefiores Huyke, Gonzalez Ginorio y Sa-
malea para seleccionar los oradores
que Sc estan dirigiendo, durante esta
semana. a los catorce grupos escola-
res de San Juan, acerca de Hostos y
su obra.
La lista de los catorce caballeros
fue preparada, personalmente, por Ell
sefior Samalea Iglesias y sometida
sus compa1eros de comit6, quienes le
impartieron su aprobaci6n, sin enmien-
das.
Ell senior Samalea Iglesias al hacer
la selection no Sc detuvo, un solo mo-
mento, nj sus compaheros al aprobar-
la, pesar las ideas politicas, religio-
sas Iterarias de los oradores selec-
cionados. Bast6 la condici6n intelec-
tual de cada uno.
6u eStd ldOoI 4uO, pdId 10uUA UA
homemade digno la memoria de Hos
tos, estan realizando la comisi6n y ell
pals, ninguna question politica o re-
lgiosa debe ser puesta sobre el tape
to. La unica question aqui envuelta
es la de tributar al insigne pensador
el homemade que eI merece recibir dc
sus conciudadanos. Y ese homemade le
sera rendido, juzgar como ell pueblo
puertorriquefio esta respondiendo a Ia
llamada de la Comisi6n. Ell triunfo es-
ia asegurado.
Estas fueron las manifestations
que, en- la tarde de aver, nos hizo nlies
tro amigo Ell sefior Samalea, la lec-
tura del suelto que, con el mismo e.
tulo de este, apareci6 aver en- Ell.
MUNDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
-:-Bueua Ocasion-:-

Sc vende en- Ponce ell ESTABLISHMENTS
Salon Edison de musica, fon6grafos
v novedades situado en- la Gale Isabel
4, cerca de a plaza Munoz Rivera. Pa
ra informes dirijase a su propietario
don Jaime Pericas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28

FL San Juan Athletics con su nueva
adQuisicion, Guilfuchi fue a Ponce a
jugar, por ser ell debut de su jard1-
nero los leones del Castillo 10 estrenarcl
regalandole a SUI team DIEz Y SIETE
ARGoLLAS, este es, OCHo ceros de
San, y NUEvE de Nero.
Giribia DEL MONTE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
AsocIAcIoN DE PRoDUcTOREs
DE AzUcAR DE PUEETo RICO
CABLE DE AzUcAR
IN de MARIO. $50 2.

Y de MARIO. S:3u 2. N.
Msrcado. torpe. compradoras de Gu
ba ofrecen 4 7Is (s6.65). vendedores
piden $500 (S6.7s). Peanenas veatas
de Puezto Rico ss.c5 para pronto en-
barqus !; . fiote.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
FL Presiidente.
Continuation de la pagina 1a.)

'sMonsefior Jorge Caruana,
obispo de Puerto Rico,
San Juan, P. R.
Seficr:-
Tengo ell honor de participate que
Sc ha tornado en- esta ciudad una aso-
ciaci6n con ell fin de perpetuar la me-
moria v la obra de EUGENIo MA
RIA DE HosTos.
ssLa semana comprendida entire Ell
% ell 90 de MARIO de 1924, SO ha es-
cogido para nevar a efecto una inten-
sa campafia en- toda la Isla en- pro de
los fines de la Association. Los perio-
dicos pubncaran ediciones especiales,
Sc celebraran reuniones y veladas y
Sc recolectaran fondos destinados a La
erection de un monumento en- los CAM
pos de la Universidad
.'Como nota noble y elevada, La
Association ha considerable que Ell do
mingo veinte tres la memoria del
grande hombre debe ser recordada en-
las iglesias este respecto me ha
encomendado que me dirija usted pi-
diendo su ayuda.
ssLa Association intenta conservar
toda la Recommendation relativa la
campafia en- Ell Archivo Hist6rico de
Puerto Rico agradeceria grandemen-
te cualquier communication suya en- re-
laci6n con La obra realizada en- las ,gle
sias.
Respetuosamente,
(Fdo.) Emilio del ToRo,
Presidente, Association Commemorative
Eugenio Maria de Hostos"
otra carta igual fu6 dirigida al
Rev. Drury en- relaci6n con las Iglc-
sias Evangelicas.
ouiza deba namarse la atencion ha-
cia ell hecho de q. Ell Sr. Hernandez Lo
neg uronunci6 uno de los principales dis
cursos en- una de las noches de la Ex-
posici6n que Sc celebra en- Ell Atenee.
>Tambien ell Lcdo. Samalea Iglcsias
nos envi6 esta orra nota:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
Testimonies de al
gunOs grandes edu-
cadOreS.

NNANOA 0A(S
En- verdad que es una
fortuna para los niflos
de Puerto Rico, el que
puedan hoy usar su
equipo.
Il. w. Ramirez.
A mi juicio este es
un metodo excelente pa
ra ponerlo a disposition
de los ninos.
Geo. ]. Caruana.
Bishop of P. r.
Este equipo es de va
lor genuine educational
para los niiios.
C. w. st. John.
Dean.
Fstoy muy impresio-
nado con el amplio CO.
nocimiento contenido en-
su equipo.
Juan B. Huyke.
Com. dc Instruction.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28

apranden levantarse
obendan enusiasmo los conoc1ienos
haran de eos inteligencia.
eqtpo los hogare Puerto Ri
que hayan nhos. ST nuestra ocna, Edco
No. TO- ena Ell cupon esta pie de anunco
reite por enviareos extensa information abso
utamente gratis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
LOS PLOMEROS

que deseen pasar ios exanenes,
deben conSrar ell tratado dc
PLOMERlA cue acaba de reci-
bir la LIBERIA CAMPOS, ell
cuaI Sc adapta a las exigencias
de la conisi6n exa,ninadora.
Allen 23 y Brau 35, San Juan
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28

IA GRECA. ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. TetuAn 21.- Aeyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
Del texto completo..
Continuation de la la. pag.)

of War today regarding election of
gober7aoa. says he aciu support Bill
If election is postponed for 1889 pro
vided that If at any time before
this date the percentage of leterates
reaches seventy percent the people
aUiH Immediately hare the right.
to elect governor stop think noe
should accept amendment Uithout
hesitation because it is IN the inte-
rest of Porto Rico and 1t is of creep
tionaL Importance to obtain secre-
tGg'ys support stop he.
La parte que queda transcrita CO.
rresponde al texto incluida en- la pri-
mera hoia del cablegrama. Sigue en-
una segunda hoja la siguiente parte
que es la que ha originate la protes-
ia del Senador socialista:
Emphotically denies statement
attributed to him by> Todd stop also
says does not remember having iae-
formed Associated Press. That cau-
Sc of has opposition election gobernor
qUas fear of socialist victory.
CORDOYA DAVILA.
He aquf la traduccion del -despa-
cho:
"Cambiando impresiones con ell Sc
cretario de la Guerra hoy, en- rela-
con con la election de gobernador,
el dice que apoyara ell Proyecto 81
tai election Sc pospone para ell ano
1882, con un disponiendose de que
81 antes de esa fecha en- cualquier
! tempo, ell tanto por ciento de alfa-
betos alcanzare al setenta por cien-
to, ell pueblo podra inmediatamente
ejercer ell derecho de elegir su Co
bernador. Yo creo que nosotros de-
beriamos aceptar esta enmienda, sin
vacilacion, porque ella es en- interes
| de Puerto Rico, y ademas de ex-
cepcional importancia obtener apoyo
Secretario de la Guerra. Ell enfa-
ticamente ha negado las manifesto
clones atribufdas el por Todd
Tambien dijo que no recordaba ha-
| Der informado a la Prensa Asociada
que la causa de su oposici6n al Pro-
yecto eligiendo ell gobernador Sc de-
biera al tenor de una victoria so.
cialista.
l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
jOue Sera De Sus Nihos Dentro de Veinte Amos?

nentes dependen de used
aprove eche a
EN-
Los nino crecen a inspiration
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
TRRs sANDEkAs:

TRES sANDEkAs:
"El tigre Blanco' en- actos y una
comedia.
Tarde: .cUn Amigo como hay Mu-
chos''. Noche: "Amalia Molina"
''La Fortuna Fantastica"
PUERTO RICO:
''Dr. jack, por Luquitas.
VICTORY GARDEN:
"a GAIA de Emocioncs"
oLnPo:
''Amparito Guillot'.
IMPERIAL:
tSombras''.
LAS ANTILLAS:
..El Hombre sin Nombre' 5a. jor-
NADIA y comica.
BELroGRAPH:
La obra en- 10 actos eAmores de
Faraon'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
CORDOVA DAVILA.' y

Trancrito texto del despacho, en-
ingles Y en- espanol, ell Sr. Barcel6
nos dio su actitud la siguiente ex-
plicacion:
La circunstancia de estar el ca
blegrama en- dos paginas-nos dijo
ell Sr. Barcelo-es 10 que ha moti-
vado este incidente que no vale la
pena. En- Ia Ultima pagina es que
esta precisamente 10 que Sc refere
la negativa que hace ell Secretario
de la. Guerra las manifestacio-
mes que lie atribuyera ell Sr. Todd Y
10 que dii6 la Prensa Asociada.
Cuando, despues de haber entera-
do del contenido del referido cable
grama los Sres. Iglesias Alfonso,
como miembros de la Comisi6n Por-
torriquena que fue Washington,
note que me faltaba la Ultima hoja
de dicho caglegrama por haberseme
quedado en- casa juntamente con otros
papeies, copie de memoria su conte-
nido para publicarlo en- LA Demo-
lcracia". Y fue por traducirlo de me-
moria que die precisamente mas de
10 que positivamente expresa el des-
pacho".
Efectivamente ell Sr. Barcel6 tie
ne raz6n en- este extreme, pues 81
nuestros lectores Sc fijan, cuando ell
! cablegrama fue publicado en- LA
Democracia" Sc decia al final: Gel
enfaticamente nego las manifesta-
clones atribuidas a el por Roberto
H. Todd, en- relacion con los unio-
nistas, las que le atribuye la Prem
sa Asociada en- relacion con los so
cialistas". Y respecto los socialis-
taS 10 que realmente dice ell cable
grama es que el Secretario no re-
cuerda haber informado la Prensa
Asociada que la causa de el opener
Sc la election de gobernador fuera
ell tenor de una victoria socialista,
0 en- otras palabras que pudo haber-
10 informado pero que no 10 recuer-
Ne%t HAANtANA a0 40N CAl A0 u o0N\SiOA
del Sr.. Barcelo este extreme apare-
ce tambien negado enfaticamente.
"Resulta ahora, ,-continuo dicien-
donos ell Sr. Barcelo-que yo die
mas de 10 que dice el cablegrama,
pues al copiarlo de memoria die que
el Secretario de la Guerra MEGA en-
faticamente las manifestations de
Todd acerca de los unionistas ME
ga tambien enfaticamente las ma
nifestaciones de la Prensa Asociada
respecto de los socialistas. Y va ha
visto I'd. que no es asi. Ell Secretario
de la Guerra MEGA enfaticamente 10
que Sc reiere los unionistas y en-
cuanto los socialistas Sc limita a
decir que no recuerda. Ell Sr. Igle-
sias, al quererme colocar en- la IL
nea de sus actuaciones Sc here el
mismo."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
Atentamente,

Lolin Bermddez de ARcHILIA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-28
ESTARA
La CAFETERIA

EN- la ES0UlNA De SAN JUSTo
Y SALVADOR BRAU, CON UN
EQUIPo MoDERNo Y SU IN.
MEIORARLE SERVICIo
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-20
LIBRARY Gets
PIECE Of ART
Bas-Relief of Sacajawea,
Indian Maid, Form
ally Presented

Friday evening, June II, witnessed
a unique ceremony at the Carnegi'
public library, when the 1928 and l92
Chau;auqua reading circles formal ,
presented to that institution splend
id bas-relief representing Sacajawea
the Indian maid, leading the Lewis
and Clark expedition into the wild.
OF the great northwest known at tha'
.ime OF this daring adventure, lSl
TO 1906, as Oregon.
The piece is 80 by 81 inches. Sa
cajawea, the pioneer incarnaie, stand.
on slight eminence' erect, despite
he babe bound TO her shoulders. Her
ou,stretched hand is the compas.
which guides her small company o.
followers across trackless wastes
through virgin forests, and over noun
aims and rivers into The land OF prom
Use.
Mrs. w. T .Kimbrough, secretary
OF the circle presided with her usual
grace over the simple. impressive cere-
7 ony, formally turning the gift over &c
he library board, represented by }
]. Allison who made a brief, happy
speech OF acceptance on behalf OF the
beard. The unveiling was in charge
of Mesdames John Cupples and Fred
Mcclellan.
Mrs. II. d. Blatchle, president
Of the local reading circle. made the
presentation address. recounting briei-
ly the history OF the Oregon territory
md telling in detail Of tardy reoogni-
ton OF S.acajawea's service TO the
white man. The speaker plead Tor a
better ACQUAINTANCE with the historic
heroes and horoines OF our own land
and time. and congratulated the li0-
rary on having its walls adorned by
two maids Of renown, the picture OF
Pricilla and the picturesque Puritan
gift OF the local D. 4. r. chapter
few years ago, and Sacajawea, the
intrepid Shoshone. presented by Chau-
tauquans Of 1928 and 1924.
The reading room was comfort
ably filled with the company OF CIT
izcns who gathered to witness the
ceremony and to admire the gilt.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-20
Thinks Relief is
Plenty for Summer
Congress Certain to Pass
Better Bill In
Winter

That President Coolidge IS sym
pathetic toward federal project farm
ers and their problems and that he
believes the Phipps bill will afford
all necessary temporary relief is the
gilt OF a letter received this week IN
answer to a Telegram. The letter
came from E. C. Finney Of the reclaim
alton bureau.
That congress will pass relief legis-
laiion at the next session is conf
IDENTIFY predicted by Mr.. Finney. He
bases this conclusion on the fact tat
congress acted iavorably upon reclaim
alton relief matters at the alst session
only Senator Pit;man's hlibustcr pre-
venting its passage.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-20
Showers No Help
To Idaho Farmers
Dry Sectio n Crops Fail
Steadily Without
Rain

Moderate temperatures obtained
throughout the week Cloudy, threat
ening weather with scattered local
showers marked the fore pert while
rnclouded skies and bright sunshine
characterized the latter hall. The
showers were generally too light 10
bring relief from drought which in
many localities is acute. Weather
conditions were for the most part fav-
orahle for the advance OF vegetation
in the irrieated districts and crops
made good progress. Dry farm crops
however de.eriorated steadily Poia-
toes and corn are doing well although
he nights are not warm enough for
best growth OF corn. Sugar beets
have been badly damaged by the hy in
the Weiser and Twin Falls sections
The peak OF the strawberry harvest
has been reached in the Boise Valley
Sour cherries are now coming on the
market. Apples and prunes are grow
ing nicely. FIaying went forward
-apidly and in the earlier districts
much OF the first cutting is now safely
in the stack or NOW The crop was
secured in cxccllant condition. but ir
many localities the yield was short
ened by weevil and drought.
Caldwell. Canyon County: Week
favorable for crops; calm and warm
showers on the 10Th, did not hurt
hays: most Of FIRST cutting OF a'ialfa
up in splendid condition; potatoes and
corn doing well; strawberries no'
olniiiuil: sour cherries on local mar
ket: plenty Of water in this district
20 date.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-20
Horticulturists to
Meet Here Today
Good Program Arranged
Picnic Lunch to be
Served

Fair weather permitting. large
crowd is expected in Caldwell today
to attend the summer convention Of
the State Horticultural society which
will be held at Memorial park. The
program will begin at 10 o'clock this
morning. Picnic lunch will be serv-
ed az noon.
According to A. +. Gipson. secre-
tary Of the organization. that pro-
gram which has been arranged is OF
special interest TO fruit producers.
Proceedings OF the last meeting are
now published and ready for disiri-
button. The record contains much val
liable information for fruit growers.
according TO Mr.. Gipson.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-20
ATWOOD LECTURE
VI ELL ATTENDED
Friday Evening T a k
Brings Out Good
Crowd

Five hundred Caldwell citizens
gathered at the Methodist church last
Sunday evening to hear Harry +. At
wood OF Chicago discuss the oonsti-
tuition OF the United States and funda-
mental principles OF American govern
ment.
In general the address elaborated
upon Mr.. Atwood's talk given before
the Caldwell Kiwans club MONDAY
and which was reported in some dc
tail in the Tuesday Tribune. As be
fore, Mr.. Atwood deplored the tend
ency to inject democracy into Am
erican government He pointed GU
he weaknesses OF this method OF CON
Quoting government as excmpliicd by
repeated failures throughout history
popular governments.
The constitution brought order out
OF chaos and established a model
government was the declaration OF
Mr.. Atwood. Letters penned by
George Washington were read. Those
prior to the drafting and adoption
OF the constitution painted a dark
picture. those following were clear in
the belief that order had come from
chaos.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-20
George Gets a Letter
From Portland Reader

Dear George;
have road with great interest your
story OF your battle with the cigarette.
When a boy'S head sees the chiei
smoking cigarette he thinks IT'S
great but his "stummick' noze better.
It's grand to see the smoke curling
no from his lips toward the blue blue
sl,v. but when his "siummick' begins
10 curl up his head gets dizzy and
wants to lie down on the sofa. IT
his chief is about. his head wants 20
slim ont onto the back porch until
his s,ummick takes a nap.
On a railroad train once two Hap
pers were in a pullman car smokinl
cigarettes. An old lady came in and
s,vs oh what an awful smell in this
car oh my but its smoky What
an awful thing it is TO smoke cigar
cites | would rather be guilty Of
adul,ry than TO smoke cigarettes. Both
aappers said SO would we so would
we
So YOU see its an awful thing to
smoke cigarettes.
Do not do Il.
Your Friend
]. B. Wright
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-20
.G0ODING CASE
IS CLEARED Up
Senator from Virginia
Retracts Statements
Made on Floor

Washington-Senator T. R. Good
ing, OF Idaho, in the closing hours Of
congress, in spectacular defense OF
his reputation, forced Senator Carter
Glass OF Virginia to admit on the
senate floor that he had falsely ac-
cused the Idaho senator Of violating
a federal statute. and wrung from the
Nirginian the humiliating confession
that, although he had been secretary
OF the treasury, he did not know the
law governing the war finance corpor-
alton loans. Senator Glass. who the
night before had gibly told the SEN
ate that Senator Gooding had violated
the criminal statutes, in connection
with live stock loan, and had there
by laid himself liable to a fine OF
5000, humbly admitted that his
charge was without foundation, and
that he himself had spoken without
knowing either the law or the facts
But the Virginia senator did not
confess his error or offer an apolgy
until Senator Gooding, taking the ag-
gressive. had proven to the senate
that Senator Glass lied, both in say
ing the Idaho senator had violated the
law and in asserting that he was liable
to fine of $1,000. The incident was
stirring and unusual. for rarely does
the senate see one senator charge an
other with untruthfulness, and then
make good his charge by official re-
cords. Senator Glass in a moment of
partizan frenzy, had assaiIed the repu-
tation OF Senator Gooding, and know
ing he was unjustly and unjustiiiably
assailed, Senator Gooding lost no
time in forcing his accuser to retract
and apologize.
During a period of political excite
ment, while war finance corporation
loans were being discussed. Senator
Gooding offered a word OF explana-
ton regarding the loans made in
Idaho. and it was his statement that
led Senator Glass to say that Senator
Gooding in participating in these
loans. even indirectly, had violated
section ia of the penal code. and for
this violation, had made himself liable
to a fine of $1,000 and he was going
to see that Senator Gooding paid it.
The Idaho Senator chimed in that he
hoped Glass would attempt IT, for
that would clear the record and
the facts. The charge was
denied by Senator Gooding at the
moment but to be sure OF his ground
he went the next morning to Gerard
c. Henderson, general counsel of the
war finance corporation, and asked
him TO examine the facts and the law,
and determine whether in any way
Senator Gooding had violated the
federal statutes. Mr.. Henderson went
through the law and the record and
promptly wrote Senator Gooding a
letter saying his action had in no way
transgresed the law; that his action
had been entirely legal and proper,
and that he was in no way subject to
fine for infringement OF the federal
statutes because of his participation
or interest in war finance loans made
in Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-20
CLUB ENJOYS BANQUET

Members OF the Forward club and
many guests enjoyed their annual
luncheon at the Carnegie library clnI
rooms "Wednesday afternoon. Follow
ing the luncheon, Mrs. A. /. Myers
new club president, outlined plans ior
the years work. Increased member
ship and activities will be the poiioy
of the club. Mrs. George Merritt
retiring president, was initiated INTO
the order of past presidents. Sn'
was asked to make a poliiieai al.
dress and her brief comments caused
considerable amusement.