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New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
McCue Will Not Play
 High School Football

William D. McCue. a member of the new senior class at the New Britain High school, and captain of the High school football team until his resignation from the team and that position last fall, wishes the Herald to correct a misunderstood ing that has been circulated among the students now that football prao- tice has been inaugursted, to the et- feet that he was going 10 be a can didate for the eleven this year.
 Tt is true. as the Herald stated that 1t was rumored that I was to be a candidate he explained. but am not and will not be while Coach Cassidy is in charge of the team"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
SEEK MRS. FAHY IN
 POSTAL ROBBERY
Vile Sl Ascusd insprtR
 Among ths Essln6 !.

Chicago. Aug. ss.-Fostaf AsDees tors today sought MrA wliasn v Fahy. who they say hes dissy1eaSeA since the arrest of hss husoanA known ss sa .Aess Of inspeetevo here. on charges of alleged cemyil~ city in the s2.ooo.ooo Reudeut pls mail robbery. She u wsntsd fes questioning ia connection vith ths search h-anE msdas for the leots which they believe is seerstsd hsrss
 A woman. thought to hsvs bees Mrs. Fahy visited thsis home ysss terday and left with . bundle ef papers in company with c naan the inspectors say is . govsrnmsnt sm- ployes. Fahy's aiisEed sdaire w30 women. particularly the wife e . man now in jsil under indietmeue for actual participation in the rebs bery. are under scrutiny.
 Meanwhile action has besu stsytsd by Mrs. Florence Murphy v5{e e Big Tim" Murphy. who is in xAsvs snworth psnitentisry ssrving . esas t.nee for compiicity in the e1oo.oo0 Dearborn station mall robberys which Fahy investigated. ne charges Fahy with obstruoting hsY husbands efforts to obtain . ysyoias to which he is elisfbls.
 Fahy. in jail at Genevs, uf. S1 9es fault of sso.ooo ball. denies tAo charge snd asserts he is the vsetau of conspiracy.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
OCEAN LINERS IN
 PORT AFTER STORM
Several Palatlal Vessels Badly
 Battered by Hurricane

New York, Aug, sS.-FiFs liners, struggle against a hurricane which on Tuesday lashed the western Al, lantie. steamed into haFbeF yestsT- day, several hours late, their pala- tsi fittings smashed and battered.
 Only enc lie was lost, the steam CT Elisa Walker reported that cap. tain J, Madsen had gone overheard with hls bridge,
 Captain nlekson. v ihs Arabic, whose vessel and passengers were the maieF victims, said the wind al times attained an intensity of l20 miles an hour and Captain Metealf or the HomsFie, sister White Star liner of the Arabic, asserted it was the worst within his memory.
 Both said that while firemen pushed the engines 10 capacity 10 keep the vessels bows heading into the wind they were stopped dead in their tracks, with cross waves pounding st their sides The Arabic on numerous occasions leaned dam gsFously eloss 10 The ls degree angle,
 The Mnnarga Of the Mnnson line, and the OTiEaha of the Ward line suffered less than the other two vessels. while the Giuseppe Verdi whose captain had brought her from Genoa 10 meet the storm. ex. hibitei T dent in a smoke stack Cd feet above the water line,
 arsbic's Casualties.
 The Arabic had an estimated cas-
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
TROOPS TO FIRE
 ON KU KLUX KHAN
That Is, Should They Meet at
 Camp Custer Grounds

Battle Creek, Mich, Aug. 2i.- Harbord Hill, at Camp Custer, will be covered with machine guns here after and fire will be opened should another unauthorized meeting, such as was held Monday night. presum- ably by the Ku Klux Klan, be held there, an order issued by Major Franklin. chief of staff, at the di- rection of General Mosley, said.
 What Orders Say.
 The order. which is to be read to every organization within the camp and has been issued to the press. 'so that all innocent parties may be full ly advised" follows:
 For several evenings detach- ments. apparently of the Ku Klux Klan, have entered the southern part of the camp Custer reservation and held meetings on Harbord Hill, with the evident intent of bringing their order to the attention of members of this camp.
 'Last night. the guard sent to cap ture any such intruders on the reser- vation arrived too late, but 1t did gather in number of members of this camp who had been attracted to the vicinity of the meeting, evi- dently by idle curiosity.
 Must Keep Away.
 ''Ths members of this camp are warned to keep away from any and all such meetings. It is an offense for soldier to appear in his uni form at such a gathering. The true patriotic soldier serves honorably in an organization wherein each mem Der Is recognized in the law by name
 "To carry out the intent of this order instructions have been issued to cover Harbord Hill with machine gun fire and should another meeting be held this fire will be opened.
 "All members of this garrison will avoid being in the vicinity of such meeting"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
Crew Returns to Ship
 Drifting Tn Arctic

Seattle. Wash, Aug 1.-The Lady kindersley, 2 gasoline schooner Of Vancouver, E C.. which was report ed caught in the ice in the Arctic region and abandoned by it's crew Of 20, has been boarded again by the crew and is drifting six miles from Point Barrow, according 10 the lat est report received yesterday. The crew attempted to reach Barrow by walking on the ice. but conditions were such they had to return to their vessel.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

aalsy llsi Of meEs thsn lse. salh go persons who required treatment Of these ss were under the ears Of surgeons when the vessel docksd. mel bY smbalaRess previously sums mened bY wireless,
 High tribute was paid by Ihs pas ssnEeFs 10 the sallsniTy and fear lessRess Of the crew ia restoring order, sialAs passsnssfs as shslr oSn peril, and pnillhs the ship n order after the storm,
 A large number Of the passengers passed Tuesday night on lmpToylssd beds Of tables or the open deck, while the dining saloon became a hospital snd She more seriously inr luFsa lsy on cots where they had been found,
 A eorns Of volunteer passenger physicians under the guidance of ihe ship surgeon minisieEed 10 their needs, with the aid of stewards and volunteers,
 The Alundehs, from San Pedro, arrived al quarantine late at night. where q tus took on Captain nen- iamin r, smith, critically injured when . lase piece Of weed on the crest of 8 wave hit him in els face.
 aansa1e Also lii
 The Hemsrie fsfed much better than the Arabic having only eight of iis rsessngsrs seriously injured and much less damage to the vessel.
 The EssssrAris, whose passenger list bears the name of Edward, Prince ot walss. apparently wns outside et the hurricanes hords-r as dispatches received from the ship today made no mention of unusual weather.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
MAPLE HILL NEWS

Mir. and Mrs. Richard Hulber and daughter, Marguerite of Stewart street, are at Camp of the Woods, Lake Pleasant, N. T., in the Adiron- dack Park section.
 The Newington Garden club met with Mrs. c. S, Luce of Red Rock farm this afternoon. The date of the coming flower show to be given by the club is Sept. 10. It will be held as usual in Newington Congre- gational church chapel both after noon and evening.
 Invitations have been received by the republican voters to the second annual republican outing Of the fourth senatorial district at Laurel Park, Manchester, Saturday, Sept. G. Dinner will be served at 1 ?. m, daylight time followed by speeches. After dinner program to bs an- nounced later.
 The Goodsell house on Golf street has been sold and is now occu- pied by it's new owners, H. H. Aus tin, formerly of Berlin.
 Mrs. Douglas Johnston has been entertaining her father, Rev. Dr. George E. Ewing of Sanford Maine.
 Dr, and Mrs. John csmond with their two daughters arrived at Dr. A. s. Grants on Monday, coming by auto from their home in Cleveland, Ohio. With Dr. and Mrs. Grant and daughter, Constance they left We'd nesday for swampscott, Mass, where the party will remain week.
 Mrs. L. L. Harding of Robbins avenue gave a hobby party Wednes- day afternoon for her daughters, Leonie and Louise. Much amuse- ment was caused by the arrival of the many girls each wearing some symbol to indicate her pet hobby.
 Miss Mabel Smith of Johnson street and Miss Ethel Johnson of Newington Junction are at Glou- cester, Mass, for a two weeks stay
 Mrs. ". ?. Smith of Johnson street is entertaining her grandsons, Robert and George Mckay of Hart ford.
 The ladies of the hill are interest ed in the new venture undertaken by Mrs. Clarence F. May of Wal nut street. She has leased rooms in the Hudson building. Pratt street, and will open a millinery establishment there known as The Mayhat Shop.
 Knowing of her artistic ability in this line. her friends are confident of her success.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
NfIssas His Rnaf

Liverpool - After hiking all the way from London to catch a boat for American. Arthur Hamilton couldn't stop when h. reached the wharf at Liverpool. The boat had just left and Hamilton. running to- ward f.. fell of the pier into water. Twenty or thirty persons jumped in "a rescue him.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28
MERLDEN COPS TAKE CAME
 AFTER RHARTMAKES PROTEST

can start in again on an even hasis", he concluded.
 The banquet was concluded when the entire gathering joined In three cheers for the opposing teams at the request of Mayor Henry T, King, who asked that the occurrences Of the afternoon be forgotten and friendly relations he continued be- tween the two departments,
 AEEHnEN
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

Katie Finklestein. Grace Welsh and Mary Kovelski.
 Ribbon race - Bartlett school, Burritt school, Smalley schoo,.
 Potato race--Anna Morkl, Marion schectnan, Helen Renick.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

MeFiden ,,,4..,,,,.,,,,60a 0i0 ink-i
 Two hsfs hits Kline, MaeMurTay. Rels' wifeen, eahelnsi sacrifice hit Slater stelen bases, Higsins; double plays, Babe. ius 70 Pelitis "a yeleY; base on balls of Kline r. struck eu,, by Kline i2. Palmer I; wild pitches Klinei left on bases, Y. R, q Meridsn (; passed balls, oMsTa um- rires. cerkins and Thomas; time s;oi.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

A cat owned by 2 resident of Wandsworth. England is fostering 2 brood of chicks matched in an in- cubator.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

Mir. and Mrs. Richard Hulber and daughter, Marguerite of Stewart street, are at Camp of the Woods. Lake Pleasant, N. T., in the Adiron- dack Park section.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-28

The Arabic had an estimated cas-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-28
: -INFORMACION GENERAL.
DoNA LOLA RODRIGUEZ DE ITO


Las poetisas, desde aQuellas nueve
gloriosas, distinguidas por los criticos
antiques en- q. cuentan a: Safe, Erida,
Telesilla, Myrtiz de Beocia, Corina,
Praxilla de sicyona, Anyt@ de Tegeo,
Nossis de Locres y Moero de Bizancio
hasta las contemporaneas, han dado
gloria a sus respectivas patrias. Puer-
to Rico cuenta hoy con una hija excel
sa: la inspirada poetisa y verdadera
intellectual Dofia Lola Rodriguez de
Ti6. $50 A.
Dofia Lola Rodriguez desde muy nj
fia Sc ausent6 de su isla natal y ha
vivido desde entonces en- Cuba. Ac-
tualmente viaja por Europa en- bus
ca de mas aInplios horizontes. Sus
obras son honra para las islas del mar
Caribe y para la America Espafiola en-
general, esta America que durante es-
tos dos tltimos siglos ha revelado una
labor cicl6pea intellectual,
Entire los nombres gloriosos de Ru.
ben Darfo, Jose Enrique Rod6, Blanco-
Fombona, Gomez Carrillo, Duarte, Hos
tos, Ba'dorioty y otros figurara ell de
Lola Rodriguez de Ti6 como un NOM
bre celebre, igual que el de la sublime
mfstica Santa Teresa y Concha Espi.
ma entire los hteratos espanoles.
Ell verso de Lola Rodriguez es md.
sica, rftmica ammonia, como una cata-
rata que Sc desborda en- canto sono-
70. es un velo tras Ell cual Sc oculta
un estro esplendoroso y fuerte. He
aquf una demostraci6n:
Gel recuerdo es ell anfora de orc
donde ltba ell Amor las afioranzas:
ell recuerdo es el magico tesoro
de todas las so1adas esperanzas".
Esta insigne poetisa es muy como
cida en- Espa1a y varias revistas ma
driledas dedican ella paginas enteras
de afecto y admiration.
Puerto Rico esta orgulloso de ser
patria de tan insigne escritora. Anne
RIGA entera debe estarlo de tener una
hija, que como dijo ell celebre crftico
Carlos Pefiaranda: ''tiene coraz6n TO-
mano y espiritu ateniense. -
ELIo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-28
ULTIMA HORA
San Lorenzo, Abril 27,
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Celebradas debatidas primarit
publicanas. Unica cand,datursE'
fante partidaria Tous Soto.
Santiago Iglesias SILv
EN- ARECIBO Sc VERTIGO,
ExITo AsoMBRoso, La

Continuation de la Ia. p.
Quien instancias de la Conf
ganizadora accedio a exhibir su.
sisimas colecciones. RSA
Varias exhibiciones de nue.
nfficos construfdos en- ell pals,
fabricadas con productos cultiv
la isla y otros muchos product,
el Borin Coffee, demuestran q.
Rico hay campo de sobra par;
mento de toda clase de industl
La exhibition de ganado mer
tos elogios de todos los visitar
como la exposition que hacfa Ii
ci6n Rockefeller del proceso
Anemia su curaci6n y prever
Sentimos no poder ocuparn
en- detalles de la magnifica Ft
tanto honor hace a Arecibor
A presenciar las exhibiciones
tir a los festivales todos, que
motive Sc vienen celebrandol
cibo han lido allf numerosos t
tes de San Juan y pueblos de
to, entire ellos prominentes p
dades del gobierno
Ell Departamento de Agricl
Trabajo ha prestado a esta ex
toda SUI mas decidida cooperac'.,.
vimos que fu6 trasladado sGNa
Museo del Departamento que
cuentra a cargo del conocido
don Mario Brau.
En- La noche del sabado Sc
un esplendido' banquete en- he
Gobernador y SUI comitiva Y
Sc efectu6 un gran bale de etit
Ell Teatro Oliver, ell cual resul
dfsimo.
Aver domingo, Ell Comisionad
nidad, DR.. Ortiz, Ell Gobernadt
nora, la esposa del Senador ]
otros Sc trasladaron a HatilIo
los trabajos que ali Sc estan re
para acabar con la Anemia bal
recci6n de la Institution Roi
Todos los nimeros del Pro-
festejos Sc estan uevando a
gran exito y para esta semana
para la celebration de los Jue,
rales para cuyo festival reina
traordinaria animation
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-28
TRAsLADAN sU BUFETE

Han trasladado su acreditado bufe-
te, al edifcio de ochoa, apartamentos
413-14-15, nuestros amigos, Licencia-
dos Soto Gras, F. Cordova Davila, y
R. Diaz Collazo, Quienes tantos exitos
llevan apuntados en- Ell ejercicio de su
brillante carrera.
Dichos amigos tienen Ell placer dc
ponerse en- su nuevo bufete a las or
denes de su numerosa clientele y ami
gos, para todos los asuntos relaciona
dos con su profession.
Nosotros nos completeness en- deseal
mucho exito tan distinguidos juris
consultos en- su nueva oficina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-28
POSTAL RAPIDA
(DEsDE AGUADILLA)
leUsANos, sENoR GoBEENADoE
REsPETUosAr1ENTE

RESPETUOSAHIEN -. y "al
cascarazo'', honorable Gobernador
Piense usted en- los muertos. Los muer-
tos mandah, repiten hoy todos los
evocadores "MoQUILLoSos" Los
muertos mandan. 10 que es un gran
disimo embuste; los que mandan y
atropellan abusan, son esos cfnicos
caciques naturales de Puerto Rico, que
soportamos nosotros los imbeciles hi
jos de este .sterritorio''. Pero en- fin,
los muertos mandan, insisten en- repe-
tir los "BUsCONES'' de ultra-tumba
Pues .bien, por la memoria querida de
alg1n glorioso fallecido de este terru-
no, 81 es verdad que Sc reciben de ellos
sabias inspiraciones, lie ruego y lie su-
plico, distinguido Gobernador " ESQ
que encuentro tan cursi humillante
suplicarle los hombres) lie suplico y
le ruego por ell mandate celestial de
nuestros grandes protectores@ NOS
"DE" NUESTRo PRESIDENTE PA
RA LA UNIvERsIDAD, PUERTO
RRIoUENo, como 10 reclama diario
tesonera y brillantemente Ell nTUNDo
y Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico. IL!
Mire. 'DoN TowNER.', ese sera
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-28
NUEvo HOTEL EN- sTo. DOMINGO

Nos informa Ell senior Rafael Mufiz,
que ha instalado un hotel en- la ciudad
de santo Domingo, Rephblica Domini-
cana, con todos los adelantos modernos
precios muy razonables, donde tie
ne Ell placer de ponerse las 6rdenes
de todos sus amigos en- esta isla.
La larga experiencia que Ell sefor
Muffz tiene en- negocios de esta indole,
.habi6ndose dedicado durante los tilti-
mos veinte afios a ESQ exclusivamente
lie capacita para prestar un servicio
completamente efciente SUI numerosa
clientela.
Buenos negocios y exito en- su EN-.
presa deseamos al seiior Rafael Mufifz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-28
coNTEsTANDo A DON FELIPE
COLON


Don Felipe esta enfadado. Sc halla
mfadado Don Felipe porque su cons
piraci6n del dfa 13 de los corrientes en-
Ponce result6 frustrada. La ilegalidad
del acto dej6 puertas abiertas. Las
mfas quedaron de par en- par. No fuf
! citado la reunion referida, nj autori-
ce a nadfe asistir a ella. Mi apre-
ciado amigo ell Sr. Font ha podido in
terpretar mi entrevista con 6l por te-
lefono como una autorizaci6n expresa.
No 10 culpo. Acepto ese error del que
rido amigo de acuerdo al curse sobre
que girara nuestra conversation. Acep-
to ST el error de Interpretation del Sr.
Font, pero no cedere nadie mi 1egf-
timo derecho de ser avisado oportuna-
mente, para entonces yo haber podido
llegar una conclusion clara y terni-
nante sobre Ell particular.
No tenia conocimiento del acto del
IS de abril Me disponia a asistir a
la reunion citada por Ell Sr. Cortada
por mi ell 13. Y a ella fui sin los es-
crdpulos de que habla ell Sefior Colon.
Las causas redentoras mobiles no ad-
miten escrGpulos, aclarando aqui que
en- ella me eximi de votar para que no
Sc intente de informar 10 contrario.
Don Felipe Colon publica parte de
un telegrama de nuestro querido Pre-
sidente del Comite Local de este pue-
bio. Onlite el resto, del que conserve
copia. Dicho telegrama expone que Ell
Sr. Font es vocal suplente del Comits
I de Distrito que a falta del Propie-
tario tiene derecho a asistir a las reu-
niones del referido organismo. ESQ es
cierto. Pero tambien expone ell telegra-
ma del querido amigo Guerrero que ha
habido un sefialado error al no citar
al Propietario, y otros detalles de me-
nor importancia que no deseo comen-
tar. Ell Senor Font sin duda mostr6
todo Ell mensaje y solo fu6 publicado
10 cue interesaba al Sefior Colon con
Ell fin de pretender seguir cubriendo ell
cielo con las manos.
Ell puesto de Propietario del Terrific
rial en- discussion signifca un voto mas
un voto menos. Esto muy bien po-
dria decidir la "cuestion palpitante en-
pro en- contra. Estoy sincera hon
radamente del lado de la causa que de-
fende el Sr. Tous Soto. Debo sentir
de veras que ese sitio sea ocupado por
un enemigo de los mobiles ideaIes de
"Concordia y Fraternidad'' que Sc de-
baten. De no existir tai motive del
caballero que desea poner en- mi s tito
| ell Sr. Colon no tendrfa de mi parte
la mas leve difcultad. Merecedor CO.
mo es de tai distinction 70 serfa ell pri-
nero en- reconocerlo asi dejarle el
camino expedite.
A 10 demas que escribe Don Felipe
Colon no lie doy importancia. Me i'm
porta POGO quiera o no ell amigo reco-
! nocer mis- esfuerzos politicos ofrecidos
desinteresadamente este pueblo du-
rante nueve afios consecutivos que lie
vo de residencia aquf. Ell "Noble Ba-
rros" ha sabido reconocerlo ofrec;en-
dome siempre los puestos de mayor
confianza, y ESQ me basta. A I'd. le
interesa ell argumento. Disponga como
guste de Ell.
DR.. M. PUJADAs.
Barros, abril %, 1924.
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Para que goce de unas "
mes alegres sus ojos df5er
en- buenas condolences.
Estando la vista enfer1
puede I'd. gozar del placer
lectura nj de las diversion,
tiene alg1n padecimiento
vista, 81 padece de dolor de
ga o cansancio en- Ia vista 4
de curarse.
Un reconocimiento por I
t0metra determinara cual
padecimiento y sabra uste
rregirlo.
SIXTO PACHl
Opt6mf
Allen At al lado de Ft
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DON RAFAEL cosTAs ALvARADo

Estuvo en- San Juan este culto y
distinguido joven, mry valioso elemen-
to del sur de la isla, y quien vino aeon
pafando . su respectable ito don Luis
Costas Ferrer, ambos de la acreditada
frma "Costas & Compaiia'', de Pom,
ce
Tan excelente amigo fu6 objeto de mu
chas demostraciones de simpatia por
parte de sus amigos de San Juan.
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un favorcito que le agradeceren
cho; cierre "su parentesis' CT
ria, antes que llegue ell "apocaE
1882; acuerdese que 'tlos muerte
dam, y que todos habremN Rc
vertirnos en- gusanos. ). FL bic
mente no baja a la fosa. e.
REsPETUoSAMENTE. no,
y distinguido Senior Gobernador
Carlos MARTINEZ RoLDA
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A los Sres Charles ". St. John y John 10
seph Osuna, respetuOsamente

/ mas fuerte y cicatrizante que ell pro-
pinado por la mano de un Hercules),
viendo que hay mas de doscientos jo-
venes sefioritas ofendidos por sus-
| pensiones y expulsiones decretadas
contra un movimiento estudiantil que
ha sido unanime?
No creais que solo hay doscientos
estudiantes ofendidos por La suspen-
sion expulsion directa. Sumad a ese
ndmero que no es muy reducido los
padres y demas parientes, asis como srs
compaheros y amigos que sienten el
peso del castigo impuestoles, (1nico
en- su clase en- todas las universidades
del mundo), castigo que mas bien en-
nobIece por no derivarse de resultadcs
adversos en- los estudios, sino de un
grito de protesta que brota del cora
z6n de la juventud sancionado por la
Constitution.
Reconstruct 81 asi 10 deseais. Mo-
delad corazones y prepared maestros
que tengan muy en- alto la noble mi
sion de SUI sacerdocio y la gran res
ponsabiidad para con los educandos
y para con la sociedad.
Amor, mucho amor los estudian-
tes. Haya paz y mutuo entendimiento
entire alumnos y maestros y habreis
conseguido Ell objetivo esencial que
debe encarnar vuestro prop6sito. Asi
es la forma lnica de no sentir la pre-
sion de la bota militar, cuando Sc pre-
tende por la autoridad del cargo que
Sc ejerce utilizando medios coercibles,
cuyos resultados puedan ser fatalmen-
| te desastrosos.
Buscad la formula mas viable de
atraerse la sirnpatfa de los estudian-
tes. Haced de nuestra Universidad 10
que ella misma era seis afios atras
Centre social y cultural. Que haya el
Paraninfo de los universitarios donde
tantas gratas impresiones Sc lleva to-
do ell que tenga la dicha de decirle MI
UNTvERSIDAD. Pero retirad 6rdenes
militares de asistir a las asambleas v
derogad ese CODIGo PENAL. Ultima
mente aprobado.
Recordad Mr.. st. John, las asan-
bleas que Sc celebraron hasta ell afio
1918. Recordad cuando Mr.. Colon sc
levantaba arengandonos para dar aque
Hos icHIJIs! iCHIJAs! y nos habla-
ba de esplritu escolar. Recordad los
desafios de Baseball y Basketball
de aquellos AMOS. lQu6 concurridosl
lQu6 aire de Universidad Sc respiraba!
iAh!, 81 no fuera 70 uno de los Gin
co o seis ,estudiantes que quedamos de
aquellos tiempos no notariamos ell con-
traste entire la Universidad de aver y
la Universidad de hoy. Dejar que can
ten Y vuelvan las golondrinas que ms
piraran al Lcdo. Rafael Arizona Sia-
ca, antes estudiante; dejad que Sc olga
a6n ell perfume de los versos de Sol
devilla, Forester, Munoz, dejad tam
bien que canten las Normalistas, cual
coro de serafines en- ell Parafso inolvi-
dable de nuestra ALMA MATER.
Gaspar ENCARNACION. &
Tercer Afio de Derecho. u. p. r. !.
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PALoMAS MENsAJER.

Ponce, Az
Ell MUNDo, San Juan, P. r.
Palomas mensajeras de Virgil
la y Leandri soltadas Feria
llegaron temprano hoy.
EE sWIA AVA
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o1soBo HAY UE "BRoMu QUl
MO QUTNINA. La frma de e. W
GROVE Sc halla en- cada eajita. Sc
uss Dor todo el mundo para curaI
resfriados en- un din.
Advt.