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Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09
Lodge Ignored
by Mass. Body

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June o.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was
completely ignored in the organiza-
tion of the Massachusetts state
delegation here today.
Governor Cox was elected chair
man and Speaker Gillett, the state $
representative on tho resolutions
committee. Senator Lodge arrived
here early today but mono Of the
leaders of the convention sought
him out for 81 conference. Though
Lodge was the permanent chairman
of the convention four years ago
and for generation has been one
of the big powers in selecting pres
idential candidates, he has no part
in the present campaigns beyond
that of the humble delegate.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09
Youth Sentenced
to Be Hanged

LOS ANGELES, juno 9.--clar.
ence fluffy Reado has been
sentenced BY Superior Judge Reeve
to be hanged nj San Quentin on
August IA for the murder Of Char
les WeingaEten, local trunk mer.
chant, during a robbery.
The q year old youth was brought
here this morning for sentence, FOL
lowing denial Of a motion for new
trial. Reade was first sentenced to
hang nearly o year ago.
Defense attorneys, together with
the youth 's mother and sister will
go to Sacramento this week, bear
ing several hundred petitions, TO
ask Governor Richardson for elem.
ucU
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09
OUTLOOK CALM FOR OPENING
OF CLEVELAND CONVENTION


ment in the pre-convention situa.
ton today. Most of the populaco
--and the taxi drivers--are con.
sumed with interest in the possible
stoppage of street car traffic
through o strike of street railway
employees Tuesday midnight.
But there ism t q sign of an in
tcrruption in the carefully prepared
program Of the Coolidge leaders for
running the convention straight
through along their pre-conccivcd
lines.
That there will be at least sem
blance Of p fight for a wet plank in
the platform is assured through an
nouncement of Ralph b. Strassbur-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09
The Weather

FOR LOS ANGELES AND VI
CINITY-Fair weather with mode
rate temperature tonight and Tues
day. Probably cloudy in morning.
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Tuesday ex-
eept cloudy near coast tonight and
in morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09
VOLCANO Is
AT TT AGAIN

HILO, T. r., June 0. The vol.
cano Of kilanea resumed its nc
tivities today.
Three minor erlptions occurred
during the night and early morning.
Earthquakes which preceded the
eruptions were shaking the vicinity
of the volcano today.
Renewal Of violent outbursts was
predicted.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09
Burton to Give
Hall Workout
Tonight

CONVENTION HALL, Cleve-
land, Ohio, June 9.-The con-
vention hall in which President
Coolidge will be named as the
presidential candidate Thursday
with be given a workout to-
night.
Theodore Burton, congressman
who will deliver the keynote
Sspeech, held dress rehearsal
for himself during, the morn
ing. The congressman mount
ed the platform from which he
will speak tomorrow, and with
face and gestures, tried out his
voice.
Listeners were posted in
various parts of the hall and
checked in with reports on how
Burton could be heard through
the amplifiers that have been
installed.
The average crop of q cocoanu
rec is 60 nuts, but the crop of
oil
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09

ger, who defeated Gov. Pinchot as
q delegate at large from Penpsyl-
vania, that he would introduce q
wet plank ana make every effort
to include it in the platform.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09

Few people notice you as long as
you are good, but when you start
out to borrow trouble the interest is
very high.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09

A man in a new spring suit feels
as conspicuous as if he had just
had his hair bobbed.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09

When q man tells about fish he
caught he just stretches.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09
Such popularity must be deserved

ID ADIO-sweeping the coun-
AAtry-daily gains new devotees
by thousands.
Observation-Disclosures
swift rise-is gaining thousands
of new smokers every day. Such
popularity is never an accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-06-09

1t can't just happen-it must be
deserved.
Chesterfield has come up fast
because men know, by Chester
fields better taste, that here Is
real superiority-of tobaccos and
blend!
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10

would lay a foundation upon which
to erect great human structures for
the further abandonment of the So
cial and intellectual standard of flu
ture generations, we must keep pace
with the ever increasing demands.
Many men and women are today
holding positions of trust who owe
their success chiefly to the training
received from some painstaking pub
lie school teacher; and what oracle
would dare prescribe that some boy
or girl among this. vast throng that
gathered at Snow Hill may not some
day render service to which the en-
tire nation could justly point with
pride.
Now, inasmuch as the matter of
bonding the county was left-as all
matters should be-up to the people
to decide please permit the sugges-
ton to all concerned, that before
making a final decision consider well
the question-"Is my act going to
promote or hinder the progress of
my community, or cherish, or blight
the ambition of some worthy child %
Very truly yours,
WILLIAM WIGTON.
Berlin Md, May 1924.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10
SILK DRESSES FOR SUMMER WEAR

will unusual opportunity of the
fact that the majority of these Silk Dresses and therefore
We collection
early
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10
STOCKTON NEWS

DR.. and Mrs. Robert Givans, Rev.
Mr.. Bromley, and Mr.. Brooks Bum
dick motored to Baltimore last Sun
day to visit friends. DR.. Givans at
tended the Dental Association that
was held there this, week.
Mrs. Clayville and daughter, Mrs.
Lou Price, after spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. W. Cottnsan
in Hurlock, have returned to their
home here.
Miss Mollie Townsend left Sunday
for visit to friends in Philadelphia.
A delightful oyster roast was Civ
en- by the young men last Tuesday
evening.
Among the visitors here Sunday
from Philadelphia were: Mr.. and Mrs.
V. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Mock.
Miss Lillian Townsend, Mrs. Dora
Duer. Merwin Burbage, Pierce Ward
Charles Hipton, and Miss Margaret
Mason.
Mrs. James Hudson returned Sun
day from a visit to Philadelphia. Her
aunt, Mrs. Waterfield, accompanied
her home for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs.E,. H. Taylor have re-
turned home after attending the flu
.leral Of Mrs. Taylor's cousin, Mrs.
Jas. X. Riggin in Baltimore last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Louise Houston Allen, Of Bos-
ton, entertained her friends last
Thursday evening at cards at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Houston.
Miss Gladys Bromley spent the
week end with Miss Madge WimbroW
N Whaleyville.
Mr.. John Cherrix of Cape Charles
spent the week end here with his
parents.
The boy preacher, Newton Hast
ings of Salisbury, preached Sunday
morning in the M. f. Church; and at
Greenbackville in the evening and
was pronounced wonder.
Mrs. Leslie Payne and friends, of
North Carolina, are here for visit
with her grandparents and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sturgis and Mrs
Birmingham.
Mr.. C. E. Brandon left Monday fol-
North Carolina, where he is looking
after business for his firm.
Mrs. VIM. Price is in Sabillasville
with her daughter, Miss Pauline, who
has been quite ill, but is now improv.
ing.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10
Peoples Column
Editor Worcester Democrat.

GQlIOT WOICcSCCT DGIIOCTdC.
SIR
1t hardly seems fair for such mi
mute taxpayer as myself to encourage
expenditures that might cause in
creased burdens upon those who must
bear the brunt; however, being by
nature "booster" and an advocate of
any improvement that would work
for the betterment of the whole peo-
pie, I am prompted to proffer word
Of sanction to your excellent editorial
of the Sd wherein you refer to the
bond issue for better school buildings
in Worcester county.
Any one who visited Snow Hill and
Witnessed the recent Field Meet of
those magnificent boys and girls, well
trained in manners as we'll as in Ath-
letic performances, could not but
feel the great responsibility hanging
over the entire community.
The progress of those boys and
girls must not be hindered; and it
must be seen TO That those VINO are
in charge of their training are well
equipped for the task.
Social and economic conditions to-
day demand the highest standard Of
moral and intellectual training; and
in order to bring out and train along
the lines Of the respective talent of
each individual so as to develop the
highest standard of manhood and
womanhood, those who are assigned
to that work must be supplied with
adequate facilities.
1t matters not how efficient a
teacher may be or how apt child
may seem if that teacher and child
are not given proper support, there
can be but little accomplished.
No state or nation can point with
pride to greater asset than it's in
telligent unselfsh, men and women;
no community can ever rise above
the moral and intellectual standard
of it's citizenry; therefore, if we
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10
Millinery

Our Millinery Department, main
tanning its usual completeness, has
now for your approval and selection a
varied collection reduced greatly for
this sale event. There are three
groups representing the best in styles
and colors for the season. Each a
real and splendid Bargain. $500
$4.00-$6.00.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10
Printed Voiles

For this week only offering to
toners about 200 yards of printed yoes that formerly
different coors from which to select This is positively
the biggest bargain have offered the price
nearly half of what paid for them We want to close
them out Therefore making this radical reduction.
We honestly believe that shall practically sell them all
out in the first day, urge you to early
you during this sale. Not 10 yards to any
person. Extra Special Price of 19c yard.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10
Linen Dresses

We have been fortunate in locat-
ing some fully shrunk Linen Ores
ses that are excellent buys for
the money. We pass this saving on
to you and know that you will ap-
preciate it at this season of the year.
Splendid models, all colors and sizes.
Special during this sale at $500.
Make your selection early.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10
BUSINESS POINTERS.

FOR SALE-50 bushels yellow Soy
beans.
May-10-3t-pd. L. P. OUTEN.
FOR SALE-One Heatrola stove.
Price $50. Can be seen at my home.
r. F. HALL,
5-10-tf. Pocomoke City, Md.
FOR SALE - Ponderosa Tomato
Plants, 25c per dozen. An ideal home
garden tomato.
r. w. COPPER,
5-3-2t. Pocomoke City, Md.
New Ford Coupe for sale.
Maybe. E. G. SAVAGE.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10

Give us your order now for straw
berry checks. Season near at hand.
Five or more colors Of good quality
board used. $500 per thousand.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10

the desire
more conservative and there the lighter shades and
models the Sprnkled
the printed Silk kCrepe de Chimes
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10
After-Season Sales Eve

The big Easter parade is over and the season
have prepared for this GREAT AFTER-SEA,
10th, and lasts until the next
We say great, because as our customers know,
when we advertise sale it is truly sale, and even
more, for we have in the past given more for the
money and greater reduction than most other stores.
It is truly great saving event, for one may find
here Coat, Suit, Dress, Hat at price that each
and everyone can now afford to pay. Each garment
and article in this sale has been greatly reduced not
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10

just enough reduction to call it sale but great,
big reduction that will surprise and please you. We
urge you to come early, we know that the prices
we have used in this big reduction sale will appeal to
all our customers and friends and we know they will
buy because of the big saving opportunity.
Don't forget the dates, May 10 to May II, incu-
elusive All goods sold for CASH. No returns.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-05-10
SUITS

We present in this suit sale an
important opportunity to buy that
suit which every woman needs
and can use. The low prices quot
ed are most convincing of the
great opportunity for economy
possible at this time. Perhaps
some of our biggest reductions
are on our suits and we have
priced many of them below cost.
We urge you sincerely to come in
and look them over even tho you
did not want to buy a suit now as
we know you will instantly recog-
nize the great values that we are
giving you. Below is a sample of
the big reduction offer:
$45 and $55 Suits = $3.50
$25.75 Sport Coats at $3.50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08

De Ia referlda Carta Sc des-
prende que Cierta aGtuaCi6n del
JuradO que ha HiereCidO Ia Cen-
sura de Ia Com. fu6 heClla pOr
indication del prOpIO PreSidRa.
te del expreSadO OrgaHIS-
mo Official

A continuation insertamos la .arta
que lie ha dirigido, al Presidente lie
la Comisi6n Hfpica Insular, ell Pre-
sidente del Jurado del hipodromo,
Lcdo. Jose E. Figueras, en- contesta-
cion una carta cue lie fuera diri-
gida por el Sr. Richardson reciente-
mente:
San Juan, P. R., mario 6, 1924.
Sr. Presidente de la Comision Hipica
Insular,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Senor:-
Contesto su carta de MARIO 5 CO.
rriente, en- la cual Sc llama la aten-
ci6n del Jurado hacia la aplicaci6n
estricta del Reglamento, en- su ar
ticulo Al enmendado el IL de septiem
bre de 1923.
| Debo hacer la salvedad de que 81
de algo puede ser tachado el Jurado
es de venir aplicando ell Reglamentc
estrictamente en- su letra, 10 que hs
dado lugar en- diferentes casos a pre-
testas injustifcadas por parte de los
duefios de caballos.
Lo ocurrido con la sustitucion de
/ (Continua en- la pagina ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
I'll SR. JUAN G. GALlAIDO. AC-, G.
TUAL SUB TFSORER) DE Pro.
RICO, DEDE SER NONBRAOO
TESORERO De PUERTO RICO
Asi 10 reguiere Ell 0ctual es-
tadO de cosds y 0sf 10 i'm
pone la justicia

Conocidos aspirantes al puesto de TIE
sorero de Puerto Rico Sc encuentran
trabajando con infuyentes personals
dades politicas y con ciertos Comftes
politicos para que de tales entidades
emanen recomendaciones que CONVEX
jan hacia el Comit6 Unionista que pre-
side el infatigable luchador don Anto-
MO r. Barcel6.
Las. teorias de los que sostienen que
el puesto de Tesorero debe ser ocupa-
do por un "signifcado politico'', fue-
ron condensadas de un modo claro y
precise en- la Correspondence de
Puerto Rico e1 z de febrero ultimo.
Dice el articulista:
"Que Ell cargo de Tesorero debe es.
tar desempehado por Gun hombre de
partido''.
"Que Ell cargo de Tesorero es sun
cargo politico''
"Que para el cargo de Tesorero de-
be ser elegido ''un hombre dispuesto
a sacrifcarse por su colectividad'
Entendemos que tales afirmaciones
constituyen una falta de respeto al
pals.
Es muy alta la mission del Tesorero
de Puerto Rico que tiene en- sus ma
(Continua en- la pagina ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08

En- la tarde de aver nos pusimos en-
COMMUNICATION telef6nica con Ell distin-
guido politico Don Jose Tous Soto.
{ Sabiamos que le habiar sido enviados
numerosos telegramas de protesta con
motive denhaber suscrito eel aimportan-
to Manifesto polftico que va cs COMO
cido de todo Ell pats, y queriamos como
Ger cual era gu criterfo ante esta ac-
titud de- numerosos de sus correligio-
nsrios.
Ell seiior Tous Soto, nos expres6 que
estaba perfectamente tranquilo y salts
fecho de su actitud.
Respecto de los telegramas de protes
ia que habia recibido nos dijo que 81
no deseaba decir NADIA, que dejaba .
cada cual en- el dcrecho de adoptar Ia
posici6n cue mejor le conviniera que
todos estaban en- libertad de pensar
como quisieran. Nos manifesto que tai
vez clio Sc debia que no habian medi-
todo bien acerca del alcance de este mo
vimiento; pero que de todos modos el
reconocfa que todos estarian dispues-
tos a secundar esas ideas por ellos Ian
zadas.
AL decirle que nostros deseabamos
que 81 nos hiciera algunas manifesto
clones respecto las razones que habia
tenido para adoptar esa actitud, nos
contesto que las razones y motives que
habia tenido estaban explicadas per-
fectamente en- los terminus del propio
Manifesto.
LA REUNION DEL TERRITORIAL
NADIA quiso decirnos tampoco, en-
cuanto la actitud que el asumieria an
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
lIuestrO jIustre COlRpaiIe-
TO don Mariana AbriI fu9
nOmbradO aver director
!. de la DemOCraGia'
Il gran patricia ! Gran amigo RaeSEf0,
eS iihO de los hOmbres Que mas la
IuChadO pOr las IibertadeS del pals,
SiendO unO de los COmpaherOS
dc MGhOz Rivera

Con fecha de aver ha sido nom
brado director de 'La Democracia"
nuestro distinguido amigo e ilustre
compaiiero don Mariana Abril, quien
fue hace muchos amos, Director del
ulisno diario, Y quien laboro toda su
vida junto al gran patricia don
Luis Mufoz Rivera.
Ell nombramiento de nuestro COM
panero Abril ha de ser, seguramen-
te, bien recibido por la isla, por esa
isla pensante patriotica, por esa
isla, discreta Y talentosa, que cuando
We un hombre elevarse, 81 tiene me-
ritos v ST tiene prestigios, contribu-
We a su triunfo su buen exito. Ell
nombre del senior Mariana Abril es
tan conocido en- Puerto Rico como 10
puede ser el de Mufioz Rivera Ell
de Pepe de Diego. Es por ESQ que su
exaltacion a la direction de nuestro
colega LA Democracia" ha sidc muy
bien aceptada por todos, por todos
los que, llevan en- su corazon ell SEN
timiento de Patria, la verdadera
idea de 10 que es, patriotismo y her
mandad.
Ell MUNDO felicita al senor
Abril Y lie desea magnffcos exitos
en- su nuevo cargo, al cual ha debido
llegar desde antes, pues tiene para
clio ejecutorias envidiables y meri-
tos indiscutibles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08

Omitted Press. Especial para
Ell L.MUND0)

NUEVA YORK, mario 7.- sEl
Senadof sociaiist. Santiago Iglesias:
nliembro de la Delegation pontorri-
quena que Sc encontraba en- Wash
ington, v quien habfa permanecido en-
la capital nacional, EN- union del
speaker Guerra para atender al des-
arrollo de la legislation que ha que
dado pendiente ante el Congreso, ha
llegado a esta ciudad procedentes de
Washington para embarcar precipi-
tadamente de regreso a la isla, debi-
do que ha recibido varios cable
gramas en- que lie dan cuentae de que
los lideres politicos don Antonio r.
Barcelo y don jose Tous Soto han
lanzado un manifesto la isla, pro-
poniendo la fusion de los dos parti-
dos principales Y aconsejando la di
solucion del partido socialista.
Ell Senador Iglesias manifesto a
un representante de esta Agencia,
en- una entrevista celebrada expresa-
mente para Ell MUNDO, que el ira
(Contin1a en- la ga. pag.l
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Fl repreSentante Alfonso, a Pc
sar de haber heChO trayeSia
juntOS ignOraba pOr complete
10 que Sc traian los SelOreS
BarCeI6 y TOus Soto
10 DE DISCOVER FL PARTIDO
SOCIALISM, dice FL SECRETAR 0
GENERAL De ESTES ATREvJ-
DO Y RlDICULO

FL monento politico no puede ser
mas seric para una parte de la OPT
ni6n phblica del pals causa del mani
fiesto lanzado por los sefiorcs
Barcel6 " Tous Soto.
Acerea del primere Sc dice cue slI
actuaci6n responds a los principles sus-
tentados por Ia Union de Puerto Rico.
En- cuanto al segundo, todas las CEN
suras de socialistas y republicanos SO
dirigen 1fslriosas en- contra de 6l por
habef, a si1 juicio, firmado este un do
cumentc cue echa por TERRA de un So
10 plumazo historic, tradiciones v pla-
taforma de un Partido, para afrecerse
en- holocsusto q las pretensiones de la
Union, a la cual ellos Green triunfante
mas que nunca en- estos momentos.
Para ccrroborar esta information va
mos reproducir 10 que aver nos dijo
Ell sefior Julio Aybar, lider socialista:
Nosotros, los socialistas, debemos
mirar los toros desde las barreras a fin
de yer 81 desarrollo que toman las CO.
sas.
No nos importan las declaraciones de
nuestros adversarios, sobre todo la del
jefe del partido republican,, abogado
de corporaciones.
La que nos interesa es la union de
las colectividades llamense como Sc
llamen
FL Partido socialista frme como una
roca Sc prepara para una sbatalla co.
nicial en- el mes de JUNO " POGO lie i'm
porta como act1en los adversarios 0 sus
jefes. Ellos son pocos, el pueblo es el
(Continda en- la pagina 4)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08

te el Corlit6 Territorial cuando Sc sus-
cite ALI esta question del Manifesto;
pero nos manifesto que 81 habia envia-
do un telegraina q todos y cada uno
de los lniembros que componen Ell Co
snite Territorial comunicandoles Ia de-
cisi6n siiya de posponer Ia reunion del
Territorial para 81 siguiente do
mingo, en- vez de celebrarla, como habia
sido anunciado, el pr6ximo domingo.
Parece que es la intenci6n del sefior
Tous Soto, dar asi sufciente oportpni-
dad a todos los directories del Partido
de pensar y meditar bien acerca de La
situaci6n y poder asi tener la OCCASION
de pulsar debidamente la opinion de la
isla, antes de lanzarse a adoptar una
acci6n que pudiera serle perjudicial
la colectividad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
Sc ALQULLA

un apartamento, propio para IA
milia, en- eI Tobacco Palace.
lnfornaran en- aI nnisnno edificio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
Sc ALQUlL-A

Un exceIente apartamento con
cuatro habitaciones, cocina y
servicio EN- Recinto Oesfe No. s..
Informara Jose Fernandez en-
los altos.
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I'll SENADOR lGLESIAS ASU SU LLEGADAAI
IN. Y. De REGRESO A la ISLA TIA. H[CHO'
INPORTANTfS NANTES ESTAClONES PARA FL
|NUNDO' CONDENANDO La ACTITUD D. TOUS|
DON GENAR0 CAUTINO
Y LA SITUACION
POLITICA

Nuestro querido amigo D.
Genaro Cautiiio nos dijo
aver 10 siguiente:
Ell manifesto de los seno-
. res Barcel6 y TOTS Soto no
compromete a nadie; es un
documento verdaderamente
transcendental. La isla tiene
que sentir y pensar con 6l;
10 demas es actuar remata=
damente NAL contra ell Pals
y contra la Patria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
L1GA DE PATRIoTAs

SegGn un telegrama que recibimos de
nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce Ell Illus
tire Jefe del repubhcanislno insular, en-
una conversation que sostuvo con cl
ie manifesto que 81 (Tous soto) Sc atre-
via insinuar que de ilevarse anacabo
esta conjunction patri6tica entire las
cos colectividades iist6ricas de la is
la, debia pon6rsele 81 nombre de LIGA
DE PATRIoTAs para que simbolizara
aquella noble idea que tan devotamen-
tie acariciara nuestro immortal Betan-
ces. s,s
ezns
LA OPINION EN- Ell SUR
LIE hemos preguntado cual es ell esta-
(Continda en- Ia pagina A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
.1NGENEROS CIVILES

Sc soIicita los servicios de
dos Q tres para trabajo de cam
po en- compaiiia azucarera. Pue
den dirigirse las soIioifudes in
dicando experiencia, sueIdo
que Sc pretende, etc. a! aparta-
do 1869, San Juan, p. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-08
PareGe ser q. laintenci6n del ST. TOus Soto.
es dar sufldente OpOrtunidad a todOs los
miembrOs del COmit6 directive de nedfar.
.blen acerCa de Ia situad6n y pOder pull
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