davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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aspirations are concerned. by the
revealed activities of f. L Doheny.
Political availability" is a very
delicate thing, and while not even
his bitterest political enemies are
attributing anything the least out of
the way to Mr.. McAdoo. they claim
that his mere association with the
Doheny interests, no matter how re-
mote that association may have been
to the matters under Investigation by
the Teapot committee. the bringing
OF the McAdoo name into the muddle
has cast considerable doubt upon his
100 per cent 'tavailability." Mr.
Mt Doheny was one of the McAdoo
"stalwarts'' at the 1920 convention,
and undoubtedly was planning to be
a member OF the California delega.
tton at New York.
It is certain now. however, that he
Will not be.
The combination Of the oil investi-
cation and the death Of Mr.. Wilson
has thrown the democratic presiden-
.tial nomination and platform fields
wide open. and there must be an en-
tirely new capitalization of senti-
ment before any one can figure the
outcome.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
GIVES McADOO CHANCE.
Arizona Party Head Opposes In.
structed Delegation.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHOENIX, Ariz., February g.
Judge W. L. Barnum, national demo-
cratic committeeman for Arizona,
today made the first statement of the
campaign in Arizona advising an
uninstructed delegation.
This was taken without enthus-
iasm as Arizona democracy has to
date been strongly disposed toward
the candidacy of McAdoo. with a ten
tative understanding that Arizona
would go instructed for him.
"Arizona's position on the roll call
is in its favor, for its six delegates
can keep their ears to the ground,
listening, when the great states of
from fifty to seventy odd delegates
are called up" he said.
He told the democracy that his
survey of the east convinced him a
dark horse with strong backing
would be brought before the conven-
ton. He said the convention would
open with McAdoo leading and that
McAdoo might get the nomination.
JAMES WYNkOOP.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
E. v. FINERAN SUCCUMBS.
Former Navy Yard Employe Was
Forty Years Old.

Edward V. Fineran, forty years old,
q former employe at the navy yard,
died at the Georgetown University
Hospital Friday
Funeral services will be conducted
ut his late residence, 1927 Park road,
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock,
and at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
at o'clock. Interment will be in
Mount O1ivet cemetery.
Mr.. Fineran is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Fineran, who was for
merly a Miss McMahon; a son, Ed
ward Fineran; two daughters, Miss
Mary Fineran and Miss Eileen Fin
eran; three ITotherS, William j. Fin
eran, =. Il. Fincran and J. X Fineran.
and Il sister, Miss Mary Fineran Mr.
Fineran was the son of Thomas J.
Fineran.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
JAMES W. MIDDLETON DIES
Retired d. C. Police Sergeant
Succumbs in PHILADELPHIA.

James w. Middleton, eighty-seven
years old, retired as sergeant of po-
lice in this city nearly twenty years
ago, died at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emma Ebbs, in Philadel-
phia Thursday.
Funeral services are. being con-
Quoted at Perkins Chapel, Spring gfield,
Md, his boyhood home, This after
noon. 1nterment will be in the fam
lily lot at the chapel
MIR. Middleton served on the police
force of this city for twenty mine
years. He received his appointment
IN the year 1875 and was retired in
1914. For many years he was desk
sergeant at the old No. precinct in
Anacostia and also served as desk
sergeant in old No. precinct. At
the time of his retirement he was
desk sergeant at No. 9.
He was known as an ardent tenn
perance worker.
Besides his daughter in Philadel-
Evening star., 1924-02-10
IDAHO COOL TO McADoo.
Democrats Surprised by Turn i,
Oil Inquiry.
special Dispa ten to !The star

SQICi1A Olcp1tcu lO lue SI0r.
BOISE, Idaho. February 9.-The Tea
pot Dome scandal. which a few davs
ago seemed to promise to be a draw as
far as political effect is concerned. now
seems to be causing more concern in
democratic circles in Idaho, because
people are saying good many things
about Mr.. McAdoo's connections win
Mr.. Doheny; People in Idaho had not
heard that Mr. McAdoo was in any way
connected with oil. The statement that
MI. Doheny's companies had paid $3.50. :.
600 for legal services to the former Sec
retary Of the Treasury sticks in the
average mind. regardless Of any expla.
nations that may be made
1t comes as surprise to a public
that heard much for q short time about
Mr.. McAdoo in connection with the film
business, knows that he left old asso.
Citations to take up his residence in
California, but didn't hear about any
big oil fees until the teapot boiled over
Many a democrat in Idaho is being
asked II McAdoo has been keeping
something from the people whose favor
he courts for the presidential nomina-
ton. JEROME BARTELL.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
MONUMENTS.
MONTJMFNTS

DISTINCTIVE but NOT EXPENSIVE, Ne.
MORALS are always evidences Of the highest
civilization.
J. D. WARD,
Main 1850. e07 18th St. NV.
We specialize In designing and erect.
ing memorials monuments and mauso.
ieums) Of quality and character.
A representative will call by appoint.
ment with portfolios Of designs and sup.
oestions.
THE J. r. MANNING CO., ING,
sH Fifteenth STREET
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phia, with whom he lived after his
retirement here, he is surveyed by
two sons, William F. Middleton of
Baltimore and John w. Middleton of
this city. and a daughter, Mrs. Martha
Souders of this city, also a nephew,
Dan B. Lloyd, reporter of the United
States Senate.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
Car0 of Uhank8.

SooOE6. l wish TO express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to my many friends
tor their Kindness and beautiful floral Offer
ings during the illness and death of my dear
husband, ROLLIE GOODEN.
HIS WIFE. JEAN GOODEN. .
Evening star., 1924-02-10

OF the worlds estimated stock of
forty-two tons of diamonds. more
than thIee-fourths, or $4,000 pounds.
have been taken from African mines
in the last forty years
Evening star., 1924-02-10
SUES IN RUM DEATH.
Widow Asks $4,000 Damage:
From Alleged Bootileegers.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, February g.
the death of her husband,
Robert Lowe. to liquor alleged to
have been obtained from the defend
ants. Mrs. Amelie Lowe filed suit for
100000 damages in common pleas
court today against Louis Weiss and
his wife, Julia Weiss. The action was
based on the provision of the ma
tional prohibition act which makes
persons responsible for either selling
or furnishing Intoxicating liquor.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
McAD00 PLANS A FIGHT
TO SUCCOR HIS BOOM

Continued from First Page.)
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The illustration
above shows a
green cravenette
straightline a n d
c pc e # e ct.
Fa n cy buttons
give this dress a
deft touch. 1t is
pleated on the left
side from the
waist down. The
price of this dress
is SIS.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
Inn
FOUND.

PrPPY-White, female; 1921 tag. Call Lin
coin 1908.
TERRIER-White. long tai. brown spots
ears. Owner see Chauffeur No. 5f6, 10Th and
Pa. aye, public stand. 1Os
Evening star., 1924-02-10
Deaths.

MALoY. Saturday, February 0, 1924. at 7:3o
Pm, EDWARD ]. MAI,OY. Sr., beloved hus-
band Of Mary +. NalOy. Funeral from his
sons residence. 1909 ID st. Sc. thence to St
Joseph,s Church. q st. me-. Tuesday, Feb
ruary l., at y al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-06

Ell MvNDo,
San Juan (12 M.
Asamblea republican, aprob6 una
nimemente informe conite conferen-
cias, qtedando asi cor sertada Allan
"a, aprobada tambien Asamblea Unio-
nista. En1nienda 1nicas introducidas ba
lses son las ~siguientes. Sci quorum del
comite directive sera de diez mienbros
ningun acuerdo tendra efectividad a
no ser sancionado al menos por MEM
bros en- session para la cual hayan sido
citados todos los miembros del comite
directive. 81 a pesar de convocarse Sc
gunda c~onvocatoria a todos no concu-
rrieran. ell "quorum'' para celebrar
session constara de ocho miembros So
laftiente. Ell p~residente comite direc-
two sera %presidente comite executive;
pero EN- ningun case este Sc eompon-
ORA en- su totalidad de miembros perte-
~necfentes a I'M solo partido en- la Allan
Eza. Hay ~agregadas al programa varias
disposicioties favoreciendo las reformas
sociales. Sc aprob6 entonces los MEM
bros del directorio tai como -habian 81
do seleccionados afnbas Asambleas. En-
disctrso Tous Soto, expres6 agradeci-
amiento amigos que lie han acompanado
en- la campafa. "'No me siento-dijo-
-~envanecido por ell triunfo. No 10 consi-
dero un triunfo personal milo, sine ell
tridnfo de Puerto Rico entero''. Dijo
que habian presto la piedra fundamsn-
tai de la Patria Puertorriqueha y de-
claro que ese bloque ash tornado, no era
para atropellar a nadie, que ~tenian, Ell
Ia ALBANIA los brazos abiertos para to-
dos, pobres y ricos y que todos cabian
EN- ella, pues no querian partidos de
classes. Observation-Disclosures los re-
publicanos puros. Ellos son los impuros
que han acceptable pactar! con los socia-
Pido a todos9 que Sc esforzaran por lie
var adelante esta obra de hacer un
Puerto Rico mas p~r6spero Y feliz. Ar
jona pidio a todos que Sc compremetie
ran a defender y propagar los princi-
pics Q ideales de la Ahanza. Ell doctor
Herrero Delegado por Manati, quien
vote EN- contra Alianza. expic6 Assam
blea que habia hecho ESQ para cumplir
SUI palabra de honor empenada ante
convention de SUI pueblo pero que an
te aarguinentos de Tous Soto y Hama
miento de este a Brioso shabia queda-
do vencido Y c~onvencido y dispuesto
a caer o 1~evantarse defendiendo los
prop6sitos tAlianza.
81 Lcdo. Val.dejuly pronuncio 'un
bello discourse s~explicando Asamblea su
sentimiento7 ante 10 -agudo que Sc hicie-
ron las poiemicas publicas en- que tuvo
que particular llevade a ella por sus
adversarios. Becerril declare ante Asaml
blea la abandona para caer con ell pue-
bio infeliz imponiendose todos los Sc
c~rificios necesarios. Ell presidente Pa
IRA no habiendo ningun otro delegado
que quisiera hablar declare cerrada
Asamblea. Tous manifestome directorio
electo entrara en- funciones Immediate
mente.
VARGAS.
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soBRE Ell BoxEo

Los que hemos dedicado N nuestra
juventud, las actividades del mdsculo,
a las diferentes classes del ttsport'' y
seguimos en- la edad madura con inte-
res la evolucion educativa de nuestra
juventud, miramos con ~tristeza, como
la nueva generaci6n Guiana, Sc dedi-
ca, con fufor, copiando 10 mucho ma
10 de nnestros yecinos, y descuidando
Ell estudio de 10 mucho bueno que de-
beriamos imitar al cultivo del brutal,
salvsje y abusive sport, que falto
de mejor .palabra en- nuestro idioma
Sc conoee con Ell nombre de BOXING
o pugilismo.
Mas aim, a cada momento leemos
en- Ia prensa que sea en- Ell Nuevo
Fronton, o en- alguno de los IMPROVE
(Continda en- la pagina e.
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Sc VENDE casa concrete compuesta
de sala, cuatro habitaciones, comedor,
cocina, banjo, etc. Habitacion separada
para 3servidumbre. Solar de 1000 me-
tros, rodeado de palmas de cocos, GER
ca del mar. Avenida Huicy, Parada AZ,
Condado. Para information dirigirse a
R. M. Apartado $40, San Juan, o per
sonalmente al Sr. Muro en- Ell Banco
Territorial, San Juan, de 9 a II a. m.
i a 3 D. m. 5-8
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ECONOMICS.

GQUIERE GANAR MAS DNERO?
APRENDA A ESCRIBIR HISToRIAs
PARA Ell CINE. Mande cinco dollars
y a vuelta de correo le enviaremos nues
tro Curse de I~nstrucciones en- espafol /.
Tambien nos hacemos cargo de Ia ira
duccion al ingles, ~critica, correction y
presentation en- Ia forma tecnica de ar
gumentos 9 historias e~scritos On caste
llano. Nuestros precios SON raxonables
y nuestros seryicios esmerados. UNI
VERSAL PHOToPLAY SERVICE.
Box 30 Trinity Station, New York Oh
ty. P.
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Ell DfRBcToRIo QUE DIRIG1RA
Los DESTINos DE La ALIANzA
PUERToRRIQUENA
Mayagiiez. mayo S 1872.
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.

Mayagiiez, mayo 5, 1924.
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Directorio seleceionado eel siguiente
propietarios, Barcel6, tJesis Benitez,
Lastra, Prado, Arsenic Martinez Cue
IRA, santini. Suplentes Hernandez L6-
pee, Jose Castillo, Emilio Gonzalez del
Vale. Propietarios Tous, Sanchez MO
raies, Juan B. Soto Jose Aponte, Gui-
liermo Godreau, Manuel Marin, Jaime
Sire. suplentes Francisco Gonzalez Fa
gundo, Lecompte, Jose Victor Figueroa,
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DON ANTONIO r. BARCELo HAcE
iMFvKTANTES Observation-Disclosures
PARA Ell MUNDO q
San German mayo 5, 1924.
Ell MUNDo,

San German mayo 5, 1924.
Ell MUNDO,
san Juan.
Manifectaeiones Barcel6 expresamen-
tie para Ell MUNRO a faiz terminada
'Asambiea: .sTodo ha terminado, es de
cir, TODD empieza aliora. termin6 la lu-
cha y la division que sangraba ,la~Pas
tria y hacia impossible la conquista de
su libertad y su derecho, y 'empieza la
obra de, la paz y del amor, nuncio segui
70 de que 'esa libertad Y csc derecho
habran de ser ~consagrados por la obra
de la j~usticia humana y por ell manda-
to de la ~justieia divina''.
BATISTA
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Ell MUNDo,
San r,,an

San Juan.
'Comite Unionista' de ~conferencias no
acepta eninienda aprobada Asamblea
Republican, respecto decimoquinto
mieinbro directorio. Resuelve a propues
ia Lastraf Charries discutir question ai
confereneiarse sreglamento Aiianza. En-
miendas en- parte programa 5ecoh6mieo
sAlianza v ell informe siscrito spor los
Delegates Republicanos v Unionistas a
este respecto es' aprobado por Asamblea.
Comit6 eonferencias seleeciona MEM
bros directorio Delegates Unionistas
respondiendo actitad -comisi6n republi-
cana al seleccionar comisionados Unio-
nistas Ponce para ell directorio decide
10 mismo. Miembros se~leccionados por
ell Comit6 Unionistas entire candidates
presentados por Asamblea republican,
son: Propietarios Tous Soto, Sanchez
Morales, Juan b. Soto, Jose r. Apon-
tie, Guillermo Godreau, Manuel Marin,
Sire Tarafa. S~uplentes, Lecompte, Jo-
sc v. Figueroa, oscar Nevares. PARA
Cap6, doctor Perea Fajardo, Gonzalez
Mena. Comisionados republicanos sahe
ron para Mayagiiez con identico infor-
me ~presentado Asambiea Unionista.
BATISTA.
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SOBRE BOXFO
VARGAS.

Bajo este titulo publica la revista
ilustrada 'sCULTURA FISICA Y
MENTAL, de la ciudad de la Haba-
ma, ell magistral articulo del doctor
don Juan Antiga Escobar, que nos
completeness en- reproducir, no solo por
ell merito de dicho trabajo, sino porque
resulta de gran oportunidad ahora que
recientemente Sc ha registrado un bro
te de punetazos sofprendido por la
iPolicia.
Dice ash ell articulo de 'referencia:
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DEMONSTRATION DE sIMPATIA
ToUs SOTO, COLL Y TosTE. Y
CoRDovA DAvILA
San German mayo 5, 1872.

San German mayo 5, 1924.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Asamblea a propresta Barcel6, tri
butole, puesta de pie, c1amorosos SALT
dos a Tous Soto, en- primer termino, a
don Cayetano Coll y Toste v al CO:
misionado residente. Terminada Asam-
blea 1880 sin presentar asunto Coll
Cuchi.
BATISTA
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continuation De la pd9ina ~
ra a un arreg,o s~atisfactorio final algo
tarde. Asamblea sigue en- receso.
BATISTA.
BARGRLo PRESENTARA Ell AsUN
TO DE COLL CUCHI
San German, Mayo S, 1924

San German, Mayo s, 1924.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Tizol salio esta mafana. para San
Juan. Coll Cuchi dfjofne no estaba pre-
parade para hablar hasta tanto no co
nociera decision asamblea cuando Bar
cello presente asunto suyo. sigue con-
ferencia en- casa Tic.
BATfSTA. "
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Sc ALQUILAN casas en- Hato Rsy
Modernc parada 81 1I2, = $500 y
$50. Son h~err1osas y vent1ladas. Infor-
matan ALI. en- "colmsdo Espaha. p.
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La PUMA FUENTE IDEAL
Ell NoMBRE DE UsTED GRA-
BADo EN- ORC SIN COS
TO rALGUNO.

Esta pluma fuente es de he
nador antomatico, con palanca
y sujotador de orc enchapado y
pluma de orc macizo de lax.
Las plumas para damas tienen
una argollita de orc, asi como
una einta de soda negra con
broche y gancho de orc, para
colgarlas. NADIA mas apropiado
para IN regalo.
Ell precio de cada' pluma fuen-
to, con el notnbre- grabado, 9 in
cfnyendo Ell franqueo, es solo dc
SITS.
No mande. dinero, pague al
cartero al recibir la pluma y 81
no queda absolutamente salts.
fecho, devu sivanosla y le reems
bolsaremos su dinero.
ESPECIAL:-A TODD ell que
6rdefie tres pidmas, lie obsequia-
remos con eun hermoso lapicero
enchapado y al que, ordene seis,
lie enviaremos, GRATIS, una
pluma con su pombre grabado en-
GRO. Ordene hoy mismo. Solicit
tamos agentes.
THE BRILLIANT TRADING co.
Dept. p. 80 Church st.
rt.4 New York, N. Y. .
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Sc ALQUILAN en- casa Gale de Girls
to No. 6 varias h~abitaciones para hom-
bres solos y dos ofcinas de puerta de
Gale muy apropiadas para Comisionis-
tas. Informaran en- la Joyeria Bouret,
San Juan, P. r. P.
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LA GRECA: ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan II. Advt.

CUARTILLAS DEL DIR. con y TOs
to- Los derechos pasivos de los macs
tros de escuela puertorriQuefos, des-
pues de 1893.
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CRUZ DIoNISI DE BARRETO: En-
fermera graduada ofrece sus services
profesionales en- Salvador Pratts At.
Telefono 975 azul, santurce, P. n. So
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Sc VENDE I'm solar de 1,544 me-
tros cuadrados en- Kings Court, cerca
del Pafque Borinquen parada A. Co
modidades para Ell pago. Inf. 1861 ne
gro, Gale Estrella 81, Condadito, San
turce. 5-19.
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AGENTEs A7APLIACIoNEs!l vendo
1000 marcos fnos 1920 con vidrios a
$3.50 en- Totes de 4 o mas. Mayagi1ez
Frame Co., Arecibo, P. r.
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Panel de''Peri6dicos
para IInpfes0S

Tenemos en- existencia una
gran cantidad de papel de peri6-
dicos, prepio para %impresos, que
10 realizamos a $3.50 ell quintaI
para la isIa, cortado al tamano
que deseen y Iibre de franqueo.
Dirijase a la Administration de
Ell MUNDO. - P,
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Sc vENDE la casa San Sebastian NO.
70 con frente al Boulevard del Vale,
v I'm lote de 800 losas de marmol para
piso, usadas. Informes: J. Padin, Luna
40, San Juan. b-f
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Los s1ETE MTEMBRos REPUBLIcA
NOS DEL EIREcTORIo
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Sc ALQUILA un apartamento con
sus servicios sanitarios modernos. Pro
pic para oficina o matrimonio. Inf
Cruz 6, Bazaar Puerto Rico.
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|VENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
. ES. en- ramos, cruces, o coronas, On
la Gale Hoare numero 16 o lame 81
tel6fono 678 azul. p.
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Hacemos con rapidex y . cate.
ra satisfaction todos los fotogra.
bados que I'd. necesite. Y q pre-.
clos econ6micos. Visitenos: Puer.
to Rico Hnstrado. Inc. San Joss z
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EL MUNDO.

Sc vENDE BARATO por ausentarse
SUI dueno de la casa de la Avenida Will
son No. II con solar de Ala metros
cuadrados. Informaran te1efono 1898
San Juan o apartado .470. 5-19.
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IA CREcA: ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan II: Advt.
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Ia GRECA, ell meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.- Aest.
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NOS MUDAMOS: La mudanza de nIes
tro establecimiento para los bajos iCI
Sr. Martinez Llonin, Sc efectuara a fl
mes de este mes, y ALI venderemos
muy barato, pero los precios que tene-
mos durante estos dias precedentes al
Gambia, en- Telas, Trajes para caballe-
ros y nifos sombreros, zapatos, Crista-
ler1as, losa y artfculos de hierro esmal-
tado estan fuera de toda comprehend,
visitenos para que Sc asombre, estamos
regalando la mercancia. "La Bor1n-
quen'', Silva, Martinez q Co. s. en- c.
Rio Piedras. P. r. p
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Cerca de las 8 de Ia noehe....
VARGAS.

Nevares, PARA cap6, Perea, Cor
zalez Mena.
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MTIcTCA PARA PIANO. Recibi-
MODkOA mos semanalmente los
1ltimos hits de New York. Tambien
un gran surtido de ccuplets y nllsica
espanola en- general. Envio a Ia 1sla
franqueo extra. Los m~uchacros, san
Juan, P. r.. o.
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LA GRECA: ell nejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan "a. Advt.
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San German mayo s, 1924
(1O:3o p. M
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ULTIMA HORA

Mayagiiez mayo 5, 1872.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30

tablshed new record for the churches
Of the state. contract has just been
entered into with its pastor, the Rev.
Harry G. Knowles for term Of nine
years at a salary of $500 annually.
It is believed that there is not another
church in the state that has ever made
a similar contract and there are. few,
If any churches, in Arkansas that pay
so liberal salary. Mr.. Knowles has
made remarkable record as pastor
of the church and in three years has
increased the annual budget from
$4,000 to 1000, and has added to the
membership as many as were affiliated
with the church at the time he became
pastor. He is an outstanding figure
in all civic movements worth while
and enjoys a reputation as a pulpit
orator that extends far beyond the
borders of the state.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30

"A Citizen" writing in the Walnut
Ridge Times Dispatch asks the follow
ing in regard to church attendance:
"What is the matter with the Bap-
lists, Methodists and Presbyterians in
Walnut Ridge. Empty pews at all
these nice good churches and the
church of the Holy Rollers is full and
standing around ont side. We can
answer our own question about the
Methodists, they are back sliders, in
heart and life, but as the Baptists and
Presbyterians do not backSlide the
question is not so easily answered.
"Some of you folks who are sick
on Sundays and are well on Monday
you are destroying yourselves and in
flicting an incurable hurt on your chill
dren. We reap what we SOW Awake,
and go this way hnt once. Let it be
said of you, you serve your generation
by the will of God. This Sunday sick
ness is fatal to a religious life. Cut
1t out and be one hundred per cent a
child of Cod
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
Little Rock Letter

Little Rock May 26-There are un-
certain rumblings of another extraor-
binary session Of the legislature. 1t is
believed, however, that this is re-
mote possibility, as the regular ses-
sion is only seven months off. 1t is
not believed that Governor McRae
would be in favor of calling another
session as il is not probable that the
same body of men would do otherwise
than has already been done in carry
ing out his program of taxation re-
form and school revenues. A decision
is expected from the Supreme Court
ut an early date on the cigarette and
tobacco tax bill and 1t is freely pre-
dicted on all sides that Chancellor
Martineau will be sustained In declar-
ing the act invalid. Should an extra
session be called and any act passed,
there would not be sufficient time to
test it out before the regular session
would have an opportunity to repeal
or amend the measure to such an ex
tent that any good could be accomplish
ed by the action of any special ses-
sion.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-30
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