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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-04-10
LAVASIDE
Observation-Disclosures.
Received April 3

heCeItcu f1PTu -
Feed grinding and seed cleaning,
satisfaction guaranteed. Potato
Growers Association adv. 14-15
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grover are
very ill with the la grippe at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gardner and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. L, j. Larson.
Farley Hale and son Donald, or
Salt Lake City, are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Judd. Mr.. Hale is
selling out his interest in Idaho, and
intends to make his future home in
Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dean, of Logan.
Utah. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Cox, OF
Blackfoot, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ephrem Sorenson Sunday.
S. J. Sorenson of Blackfoot was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Neph1
Sorenson Sunday.
Mrs. T. w. HAT is on the sick list
this week.
Misses Lavon and Thelma Gardner
were entertained Sunday afternoon
by the Misses Fern and Elain Stol-
worthy.
Misses Marie Johnston, Alvirda
Chaffin and Iona Taylor and Ellis
Jackman and Carl Chaffin spent
Sunday afternoon with Samm1e
Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Harper
and Miss Lydia Robin and Ray NC
Cauley went to Idaho Falls Saturday
on business. Mr.. McCauley pur-
chased Ford touring car.
Miss Dean Nelson is very sick at
this writing.
Miss Van Dora Nelson is home
while her sister is sick.
Miss Lillian Hiatt spent Thursday
night with Miss Lavon Johnston.
Relief Society meeting was held at
Mrs. H. B. Hardy's Tuesday. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs. La
Vera Stolworthy.
Clarence Christian spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
ashton.
Royal Jeppson, of Blackfoot, took
dinner Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gardner were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. ] Larson
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Taylor and
son Keith spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Jackman.
The Imperial Players will enter
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tain the people of this community
Wednesday and Thursday evening
with a play and dance each night.
We expect a large crowd to attend.
Miss Edith Judd was the guest of
Miss Lavon Gardner Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Johnston
had as their guest Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Peterson.
Miss Hazel and Delta Larson
were the guests of Miss Ella Gardner
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin Hardy and
Roy Tosburg motored to Idaho Falls
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Harper,
Miss Lydia Robins and Ray Nc
Cauley motored to Idaho Falls Sat
urday.
Mrs. G. R. Harper and Mrs. J. L.
Ashton called at the home of Mrs.
Harold HUMPHREYS Tuesday after
noon
Donald Ellison is working for c..
A. Taylor.
Farley Hale and son Donald re-
turned to their home at Salt Lake
City Saturday. Mr.. Hale sold out
here and intends to make permen-
ant home in that city.
Miss Alvirda Chaff1n spent Sunday
with Miss Marie Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Gardner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Yes Jackman were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gardner
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. l. Larson spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Gard
ner.
Ellis Jackman and Aldwin Hiatt
were the guests of Melvin Gardner
Sunday.
Oris Hiatt and Marvin Warren
spent unday together.
Miss Helen Gardner entertained
the Misses Edith and Freda Chafhn
and Mile Taylor Sunday.
Don Ellison spent Sunday with his
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wren Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Peterson
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
HANNA Howard of Groveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Robins spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Peterson.
Mrs. J. s. Gardner is teaching the
higher grades this week while Miss
June Davis is away. Miss Davis was
called home on account of the death
of her sister at Idaho Falls.
Alvin Gardner purchased COW
from Farley Hale last week.
Dean Nelson is on the improve
this week.
Miss Van Dora Nelson returned to
school Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson were en-
tertained Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Emmeron Olsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Bingham were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Empty
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lapreal Hardy spent Sunday
with Mrs. Will Plant.
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ped sixty-seven dairy cows In from
Nevada and rested them at the
Blackfot fairgrounds this week.
w. C.. Crosby, representing the
Barnes Brothers Loan company OF
st. Paul, is studying agriculture in
| this valley trying to see what Is the
best use that can be made of the
lands they have taken in foreclosure.
We are still in the game with
fresh sailed Jumbo Peanuts and 2
lbs. for 35 cents. Palace Drug
Store. adv. Id
| G. F. Hansbrough was at POcatello
on Tuesday to argue case before
the supreme court, Colson VS.. the
Aberdeen-Springfe Canal company
Mrs. E. M. Kennedy and son Archie
are home from California, where
they spent the winter, leaving Miss
Elizabeth in school. They drove
thru via Portland and report having
good roads and good trip.
Mrs Lois Aldous of Paul, Idaho,
made a business trip to Blackfoot
Saturday and left for home in the
evening. She was for many years a
resident of Blackfoot. Miss Lois
Johnson, and has been gone from
here several years. She is looking
very happy as IL no hard times had
found her at all. ~
To close out-Century edition of
music at . cents a copy at the Gift
Shop. adv. 10
Lewis lockwood and wife were
visiting in Blackfoot Saturday on
their way to the coast. Mr.. Rock
wood lived in Blackfoot and Shelley
for nineteen years, and he expected
to go to Seattle looking for employ
ment or a business opening.
Mrs. Jessie Robethan and Mrs.
Alice Guheen drove up from Poca-
tello Saturday, a mixed business and
pleasure trip.
We are selling best grade Jumbo
Sailed Peanuts and lbs. for 35
cents. Palace Drug Store. adv. 15
Mrs L. C. McGinnis Of McCammon |
visited the last of the week at the
home of J. T. Wright at Blackfoot
Alfred Buttcane was up from Salt |
Lake the last of the week looking |
after business.
George Marshall, a former Black
foot boy, now at Berkeley, Calf,
married recently, Miss Fern Bit
finger.
There is a new baby at the home |
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Paxton, born |
about March "a or 25. Mr.. Paxton
is in California.
We have just received new ship
ment of Dennison's crepe paper and
now have all the wanted shades (
again, Is cents roll at the Gift
Shop. adv. Is |
John Greenan is at Susanville,
Calf, with an auto sales company.
John P. Boyle of Loon creek
visited the first of the week with
his son John j. Boyle at Blackfoot
on his way home from a winters
tour
Grant Hubbell had the misfortune
to have a horse killed Sunday night
by getting into tangie with bull
in the corral.
Judge E. W. Whitcomb attended
the session of the supreme court at
Pocatello the first of the week.
Fresh sailed peanuts (not grocery
store peanuts) Jumbo Peanuts Best
grade peanuts obtainable. Palace
Drug Store. adv. 10
Mrs. W. B. Jacobs visited over
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Dewey Barton, at Shelley.
William Hutchinson, of Missouri,
visited his nephew, E. ]. Norton, at
the first of the week on
his way home from a winters visit
On the coast.
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RESERVOIR REPORT

Report from Moran, Wyo., at the
outlet of Jackson Lake Rreservoir
shows the following conditions:
Jackson Lake Storage Acre-feet
March 20, 1924
Same date a year ago ---.-392,010
Week ending March 20, 1924 1920
Same week year ago .-......- $500
Precipitation at Moran Inches
Week ending March 20, 1921 0.45
Same week a year ago .-..-------- O.371
From 9-1-23 to 1924 .-..-..-..-- 9.41
Same period year ago .-.--...-.--12.74
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WANTED-Wide awake representa-
tive in Bingham county for Oldest
and strongest life insurance company
in America. Myron Porges, District
Manager, The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of N. Y, Pocatello, Idaho.
adv. 13 If
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FOR SALE@Small size Sonora"
photograph. Good condition. See
Alice Jones at Republican office or
phone 369J after o'clock. adv.
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FOR SALE@Two show cases, cheap.
One wrapping counter show case.
Palace Drug Store. adv. 1915
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FOR SALE-Idaho Rural Seed PO-
tatoes, planted from certified seed
and rogued during growing. Season
price per cwt. SO cents above market
price David Mark, r. l.
adv. 15-16-17p
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south of Groveland, with or with
out orchard and garden spot. For
particulars see Charles A. Packham,
Phone 417R3. adv. 14-15-16p
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WANTED-StOc taken for the
summer. Pasture fenced; album
dant water and grass. Charles and
Glenn Prouse. Phone 421-R-2,
Blackfoot. adv. tt.
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WANTED-Horses to pasture for the
summer. First class pasture, 81
per month. Call 10, Edward Thore-
son. adv. 1916
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CLASSIFIED.
ADVERTISING
WANTED

WANTED-The whereabouts of a
man with WORKOUT, improperly
adjusted or poorly built cream sep
arator. We want to show him the
Mccormick Deering Ball Bearing
Cream Separator. This machine
saves as high as $25 per month for
some farmers. Address The Bistline
Company, misunderstanding Dealer
at Blackfoot, or phone 55. adv. Is
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FOR SALE+One six-year old brown
mare. Guaranteed anywhere. Call
582R5. adv. 15-16p
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FOR SALE-One 52-inch oil burn
ing brooder, used two seasons, $40.
Carl Braun, Taber. adv. 1916
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FOR RENT-Peoples Canal water,
forty shares. See Roger Miller at
Blackfoot Hardware & Electric Co.,
Phone Sc. adv. 15-16-17p
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FOR SALEAPurebred Baredrock
roster. Call l26W. adv. 15-16p
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For SALEAOne S-horse P. White
engine in fairly good shape. One
Parma water litter, good shape, $50
buys it all. adv. 15-16p
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE+Best Certified Seed
Russell potatoes. Exhibit at farm
bureau office. Willard Longhurst,
Shelley. Phone 82J11.
adv. 15-16-17-18p
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS

Services, Sunday school 10 q. m
Morning prayer IL q. m.
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Charter No. 159
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BLACkFOOT CITY BANK
At BIackfOOt, in the State of Idaho,
At the Close of Business March 81, 1924
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ESTRAY

ESTRAY- pinto pony, no brands
visible; 1 sorrel mare, 4 years old,
strip in face, two white hind feet and
one front. At ]. w. Hawks ranch,
II. g. adv. 15-16-17-18p
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FOR SALE=Dicklow seed wheat.
Cleaned, sacked and graded. $500
per cwt. w. C. Sollenberger. Phone
257R1. adv. 12tf
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FOR SALEAThorobre Buff Orph-
ington chicks. Mrs. E. McFarlane
P. o. Box 515, Blackfoot. adv. 14-15p
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FOR Single comb White
Leghorn Matching eggs. Mrs. H.
C. Taylor. Phone 257J2.
adv. 14-15-16-17
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The Republican for butter vraps.
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Republican want ads bring results.
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FOR SALE-Purebred eggs for
Matching. R. G. r. 1. Reds and
S. C. Anconas. Mrs. E. Prouse.
adv. lift
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FOR RENT

Mt. Putnam. An excellent dairy
ranch; also 100 acres for sale, can
all be dry farmed. j. D. Yandell.
Blackfoot. adv. 13-14-15-16p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-19
Ell ENTIERRO DE LA SRTA. MER-
CEDEs RODRIGUEZ CARRION

En- la edici6n de aver tuvimos el do
muerte. acaecida on 81 vecino pueblo
dc Rio Piedras de la virtuOsa dulce
se1orita Mercedes Rodriguez Carrion
Hoy, cumpliendo con nuestro deber
informative tcnemos que ocuparnos
dc nuevo del triste asunto, para dar al
gunos detalles tle las eyequias fine
hrpS
Precedian q feretro, camino del CO.
menterio de Rio Picdras, dos largas IL
las de ninas dc las escuelas pdhlicas.
seguidas por SuS prOfesoras pOr el
innumerahle grupo on masa. toda la So
ciedad riopedreila, Sc mia Ia mani
festaci6n de duelo compartiendo con
! toda cl alma q iusto dolor. sin consue
10 casi, de los afligidos padres de la
nina: sel Lcdo Ramon II. Rodriguez y
do1a Mercedes Carri6n
Al llegar las plIertas Gle Ia Ciudad
de ios Muertos. el conocido eninen-
tisimo tribune doctor Eugenio Astoi,
compaiero nuestro. fua el pi.imero en-
hacer uso de la palabra. Como STEM
nre, sll pensanliento So v0lc6 en- pro-
fttndaS consideraciones filos6f1cas, ha-
ciendo una oraci6n ftinehre digna de
Bossuet. Y hablando con tai sinceridad
Y tanta pena. one sus palabras Sc en-
traban como cllchilloS en- el alma, ha-
ciendole pensar a todos los presentes
en- 10 transitorio de Ia vida la eter-
nitlad del mis- ALA Su discurso arran-
90 nluchas lagrimas scntidas. el dlti-
mo tribute la mejor corona que el
pueblo de Rio Piedras lie podfa ofrecer
a la gentil Mercedes
Hablaron tambi6n cl sen0r Rivera
I.ebr0n. Ell representation de los Odd
Fellows el seilor Manuel dc j. Ca
nino, en representation dc la soeiedad
que perdfa uno dc sus mieinbros mis-
estimados: el Licdo. Ramirez Pab0n;
nombre de la Logia Luz de Cosmos.
W del Magisterio
Todo el pueblo dc Rio Picdras est.i
dc luto, pues la pfrdida ha sido dema-
siado grande para pasar inadvertida
y demasiado inesperada para no dejar
| i'm desconsuelo diffcil de alixiar.
Ell MUNDO Sc une al luto del veci-
no pueblo y al dolor de los padres de la
| difunta cuya alma, por el-mucho bien
que hizo en- la vida Y por la mucha
algeria que prendi6 en- todos los cora
zones que la conocieron, debe estar va
disfrutando de la paz de los justos en-
el reino del cielo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-19
'ospaazandO los tuberculosis eImnaremOs eI cOntagiO
eiminando el cOntago cOraremOs de raiz Ia mas fe
cunda de las causas que eternizan ell NAL, agrega

rector. es precisamente ell eslabon. que
Sc necesita para completar la cadens
que ha de aherrojar y destruir Ia
tuberculosis. Hay en- nuestro pals Ia
tendencia dejar todos los probe.
mas sanitarios al gobierno insular
olvidando que cada uno de iosotros
sea no sea empleado del gobierno
tiene deberes que cumplir para con
la Sociedad en- que vivimos, y que
de estos uno de los mas importantes
v acaso el mas importante, es pro-
.teger la salud de nuestros compa-
triotas por todos los medios a nues-
tro alcance.
La tuberculosis, la mas implaca,
BILE de todas las intermediates que
azotan nuestro pals, merece la aten-
cion de todo buen ciudadano No es
un problelna de pasajera importan-
cia. No es un peligro que Sc pueda
despreciar. Es un fantasma de IA
tidico augurio que Sc cierne sobre
nuestro pueblo amenaza diezmarlo
Es una amenaza creciente, que hasta
La fecha sc ha lido agigantando con
los amos. En- el aiio 1914, la mortali-
dad por tuberculosis en- la isla al
canzo un numero approximate de
1000 victimas, To- cual constitute el
8C6 do Ia nOrtalidad general Err
1928, Ell numero de muertos habia
llegado cerca de 5000, sea ur
1000 de la mortalidad general.
Claramente Sc deja yer la necesi-
dad de la campana anti-tuberculosa
que recientemente sc ha iniciado pol
el Departamento de Sanidad. En- los
Estados Unidos, mediante una cam
pana de dispensarios Y educaci6n
profilactica semejante a la que sc
propone sllevar cabo Ell Negociado
de Tuberculosis en- Puerto Rico, sc
ha podido reducir la mortalidad POI
la plaga blanca de 202 muertes poI
cada 100000 habitantes en- 1904 a 81
por Glen mil habitantes en- 1923
En- Inglaterra los resultados de este
plan de campana han sido igualmentt
satisfactorios. En- Puerto Rico, dond'
nunca hasta ahora Sc habia estable
cido una campana formal contra l;
(Continda en- la pagina 4)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-19
UNA CARTA DE DON
FEDERICO BASILIS

San Juan. p. r.. Nov. Is. 1924
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO.
San Juan. p. K.
Estimado senior:
He lefdo un suelto titulado ''Asun-
to Grave" publicado en- su peri0dico
en- la edicion del lunes II de noviem-
bre. donde Sc asevera que una inmensa
finca rlstica que 20 poseo on Santo
Domingo. ha sido objeto de una sil-
puesta hipoteca en- un negocio que el
que suscribe concerto con connotados
caballeroS de eSta ciudad.
Comoquiera. seilor Director. que as
absolutamente fncierto dicho rumor !
como de no desmentir al mismo, no tar
solo perlnitira pasar como cierta. una
mentira inmensa. sino que tanbi6n po
dra ocurrir que Sc obstaculiZara Ii
buena marcha de negocios honestos qu,
tengo pendientes en- esta isla, he d.
rogarle So sirva rectificar dicha mott
Ella. en- bien de la verdad.
Gracias anticipates, senior Director
SOY su afmo. amigo v SS.,
(Federicos BASILIS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-19
LA HAEINA DE TRIao

Continua en- alza la harina de .r-i-
go, cotizandose a nueve y diez 40
liars por saco. Desde hacfa tempo es
&c articulo de gran necesidad no su-
bia al precio que hoy tiene, atribtl-
ytndolo a la gran denanda qm des
dc hace mas de seis meses hace E'l-
ropa los. Estados Unidos. Todos los
articulos cue al pals Sc importan han
tenido 81 alza, pero la nanteca y la
Harina estan por encima de los de.
mas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-19
LOLA RODRIGUEZ DE TITO Y Ell
ATENEo PUERToRRIoUENo

Al cable que con motive de Ia muer
te de la gran poetisa dirigiega Ell
'Ateneo, Fernando Sanchez F.leltes,
esposo de Patria, la hija ilustrc de Lo
la, contest6:
CondoIencia Ateneo desriertanos
conmovedores recuerdos gloriosa histo
ria hteraria Y patriotica su inoIvida-
BILE Puerto Rico.
La Junta Directiva del Atenco sc
reunira en- breve para acordar la for
ma mas apropiada del pdbl.co heme.
maize que La institution debs rendir a
la Cantora de las Lomas.
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Ell RADIO HUMANE
0 REVfLACION[S De
|. H ULTRATUMBA

Este es ell nombre del LIBRo que
lie ha sido dictado por I'm espiritu a
Ia gran clarividente medium seiiora
Cordero. Contiene 1S lecciones que ira
tan del desarrollo del Radio los po-
deres psiquicos secretos para O
amor, negocios, pleitos, salud y la paz
del hogar. Para informes: Sra. Corde-
ro. San Sebastian II altos.
Tel6fono 1899 negro.
San Juan, P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-19

81: LLAMA en- reunion personals de
reconocida capacidad para que discu-
tan la naturaleza, forma, manera y
metodo de como presentar las diferen-
Jes asignaturas.
so: Prepare los diferentes cursos
de estuaioe ser usados por los candida
tos.
''3: 2ubhca boletines circulares
de information para el uso ayuda de
los que han de tomar los examenes.
"a: Llama en- reunion personas de
reconocida capacidad intellectual para
que preparan los cuestionarios de las
diferertes asignaturas.
ciembre de cada afio en- todas las asig-
naturas lie los cursos escolares elemen-
tarios secundarios.
60. Seleccionara personals entendi-
das para la revision correction de
los papeles de examenes.
~. Dara los certificates de credi-
30 diploma a sus candidates.
CURSE ELEMENTAL Y CLASICO
''En, Ell 1924, los examenes. fueron
realizadoe acerca de las asignaturas me-
ccsarias para garantizar los certificados
clomentarios diplomas de alta escua-
la Adcmas, en- JUNO de 1925, los pri-
meros examenes seran efectuados para
obtener diploma del curse comercial.
Hay um proyecto pendiente para es-
tableccr el curse clasico.
'Dmante los examenes de JUNO
1924, fueron matriculados 1858 estu-
dlantes presentandose para examenes
1873.
"En diciembre de 1928, los exa1ne-
nes de octave grado fueron efectuados
en- Sar Juan Y Ponce.
''Er JUNO de 1924, los examenes pa
ra Ell certificado elementario y de alta
escuela fueron efectuados en- San. Juan,
Ponce, Mayagiiez, Arecibo, GuayaIna,
Aguadilla, Humacao y Caguas.
.Log pr6ximos examenes, ser lie
vados q cabo en- la semana de diciem-
brc 20 al 27, Sc. verificaran simultanea-
mente en- Ponce ysan Juan, cerrando
sc la matricula precisamcnte Ell 80 del
corrierte mes de noviembre.
vALoR DE LOS CREDIToS
"El Comisionado de instruction de-
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Hemos recibido la siguiente car
ta:
San Juan, P. R., Nov. IS, 1924.
Sr. Sergio Romanacce,
Director de eel MUNDO",
San Juan, P. R.
Distinguido senior:
Rermitame, antes de todo, felici-
citarlo por la excelente information
QueS trae la Ultima edicion domini-
calgde Ell MUNDO, al publican con
preferente ateneion Y con sabios CO.
mehtarios, la estadistica preparada
poriel Negociado de tuberculosis So
bres la mortalidad por tuberculosis
EN- Puerto Rico. La cooperation de
ese peri6dico al Negociado de Tu-
berculosis durante los diez meses que
este. lleva de vida, ha sido decidida
eicaz. En- campanas sanitarias de
la indole de la que ha iniciado Ell
Departamento de Sandal contra la
Playa Blanca, la cooperation de la
prensa es esencial para el exito. Ell
MUNDO, al publican con la prefe-
rencia que 10 hace las noticias refe-
rentes a la propagation de la tuber-
culosis la necesidad de poner
coto a tan horrible NAL, cumple un
sagrado deber lie patriotismo hace
un gran bien p1blico que debe ser
det6danente apreciado por todos los
puertorriquenos. 81 todos en- esta isla
lIeSasemos comprender la amenaza
telyible que significa para nosotros
Ii iplaga blanca, pondriamos mucho
mas empeno en- presentar batalla al
dragon cuyo crecido tribute en- vidas
hunlanas tantos~aii hace que veni-
mos pagando.
Dice noblemente su peri6dico, al
presentar las estadisticas menciona-
cias: "Quizas la lectura estudio de
estos ndmeros mas elocuentes que
nuestras palabras, contribuyan que
el pueblo Sc de exacta cuenta del
problema, presente la debida CO.
peraci6n a las autoridades SANTA
rias"
La cooperation del p1blico, Sr. Di-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-19
BLAsco IBANEZ MEGA QUE TAN
TO Ell COMO UNAMUNo TENGAN,
PARTICIPATION EN- LOS ULTI-
MOS AcoNTEcIMIENTos REGIS
TRADoS EN- ESPANA

PARIS, Nov ls. Gable Franees.y--
A pesar de su politica contra cI Rey y
el Directcrio. Blasco Ibafiez ha mega
do en- 'atica categoricamente que tan
to el como Unamuno Y el doctor Ortega
y Gasset hayan tornado parte directa
indirocta Ell los tiltimos acontecimien-
tos sargrientos ocurridos en- Espafia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-19

PARIS, Nov. 1s. Gable Frances.)--
La Rcvista de Europa ha publicado
ciertos articulos en- los que pretende
que Ca'ubon y Pinchon, asi como tam
bien ell antique Embajador Frances en-
Petrog1ado echan sobre Poincare, en-
tonces Presidente de la Rep6blica, una
gran rsrte de las responsibilities de
la guerra.
M Pcincare que actualmente Sc halia
en- Strasburgo, ha telegrafiado inme-
diatamente la Agencia de Informa-
ci6n Havas, que nafiana dara a Ia
pubhcidad las cartas que Sc propone d;-
rigir los sefiores Pinchon Cambon
Y en- los cuales refutara con potentes
argumtntos los prop6sitos que eiios
Sc le atribuyen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-19
Los pOm@ pOS (ambM Pmhm ub pfa ReNd Europa daaga
tOd peso las responsibilities que Faa pa aG Guerra Fmea Nbp POn

NUESTRO ILUSTRE COLAB0-
RADOR, Ell EMINENTE ABO-
GADO ANTONIO MORENO CAL
DERON VA A FUNDAR EN- SAN
JUAN UNA ACADEMIA PREPA-
RATORIA DE DERECH0