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Washington, Feb. 2-Doheny tes- tified that the $8,250 which he gave former Congressman Stack and George Creel for their supported ir- fluence with Daniels in securing the Teapot Dome Oil Lease, had been re- turned to him. Creel admitting that he ciuld not turn the trick. Secre- tary Hughes will be called upon by Senator Walsh and committee to explain how he happened to accept a gift of $5O.OO0 worth of land from Doheny in Mexico City on which to build an American Embassy.
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MONDAY (TElEGnAPHtCl

Washington. Feb. 2-Woodrow Wilson is dying. his death may come momentarily. the silent street and silent crowds around his home tes- tify to his critical con lition. Dr. Grayson said that Wilson was "the gamest man" he ever saw. Three physicians are in constant attend ance, and light nourishment was administered thruoat the day. .,.
 streams of visitors and personal friends are calling and leaving with moist eyes. At the bedside is Mrs Wilson. the stricken mans wife and Miss Margaret. his. daughter Mrs. William c. McAdoo. another daughter is speeding from San Fran cisco. and another daughter. Mrs. W. D. Savers, is in Siam. her hus' band being American Minister there Mrs. Wilson bears the strain wei considering the four years of MT Wilson's illness.
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Washington. Feb. 2-"It looks as though MT. Wilson will pull through the day barring hazard of sudden change" Dr. Grayson said in a Bulletin issued at noon today. the Bulletin also stated that the patient was growing, weaker and talks very little, nourfshment had been taken and some sleep had. Mr. Wilson continues to recognize those about him but he is too exhausted to talk, though he has no pain." our main efforts are directed toward keeping him comfortable" said Grayson to newspaper correspondent today.
 Washington. Feb. 2-Wilson was still conscious at ten P. NJ. today hut he has lost ground says the bull 'etin which was issued late at night, the illness of MT. Wilson has thrown pail over Congress.
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OIL SCANDAL TAKES
 IN WIDER SCOPE

Washington. Feb. 2-Dohehy in testifying revealed. wholesale em- ployment of Ex-Cabinet Officers act ing as counsels in oil interests. re- vealing the employment of William Gibbs McAdoo and Thomas w.. Gregory former United States Attor- ney General and Franklyn K. Lane, former Secretary of the Interior, and Lindsey M. Garrison, former Secretary of War.
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Rome, Feb. 4-When informed of the death of Woodrow Wilson the Pope knelt in prayer.

Washington. Feb. 4-Samucl Com pers stated, Wilson was the most cruelty wounded soldier in the world war" William G. McAdoo said, Wilson the man is dead, but Wilson the Apostle of peace and the lover of mankind will live forever. His ex- ample and work will influence the destiny of civilization for centuries
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PEOPLES PROGRESSIVE PARTY
 NOMINATE CANDIDATE,

Omaha, Feb. 4-Robert R. Pointer of Dearborn. Michigan has been
 nominated as Presidential Candi- date for the Peoples Progressive Party at the first convention of that
 organization. Roy M. Harropp Of Oma ha was nominated as Vice Presidential candidate. The Peoples Progressive Party was perfected by former advocates of Henry Ford as Independent candidate for President.
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ICE SINKS STEAMER
 IN OHIO RIVER

Paducah. Ky. Feb. 4-Thirty per- sons including the passengers and the crew of the steamer Thomas c. Powell were rescued when the steamer sank in the middle of the Ohio River miles above Paducah. Ky, after strikingg heavy floes of ice which tore huge hole in her hull.
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AGENT FOR ALASKA RAILROAD ARRIVES
 IN SEATTLE

Seattle. Feb. 4-Dorothy F. Haley, a native daughter of Juneau. Alaska, and a former University of Washing ten student who was recently ap- pointed tourist agent for the Alaska
 Railroad arrived in Seattle yesterday with her mother preparatory to leav- ing for the Middle West and Califor- mia to advertise the Alaska Railroad.
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called for examination as to loans made to him by Doheny and Sinclair.
 Fall read prepared statement deny
 ing the Senate's right to question him and also refused to answer ques- tions on the ground that any answers
 he would make might tend to incrinn- mate him.
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.AEROPI.lNE USED IN
 JAIL BREAK

Little Rock, Ark. Feb. 4-Joseph and Enos Sullivan. brothers under sentence of death for murder, broke out of the Little Rock Jail last Sat urday afternoon and escaped to an acroplane in which they took flight to parts unknown.
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IOHMON HEATS BATTLING sIkI

Minnea polls. Feb. 4-Joe Lohmon ct Toledo, outpointed Battling Sikl. the Senegalese fighter and the con queror of Carpenter in ten round contest at Minneapolis. according to newspaper decision at the rinsside.
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MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN
 BURNED TO DEATH

Akron. Ohio. Feb. Mrs. Arthur Smith, 22 years of age and her three cb fldreu were burned to death in Ak ron at their home last Saturday. Starting a fire with gasoline is be- lieyed to be the cause of the fire which resulted in the death of the four.
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in St. Joseph, Missouri have been ad . vised to keep look out for bandit travelling in an auto who has pos session of s565.000 in cash and checks which were stolen in Des Moines, Iowa from Bank Messen- ger.
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Washington. Feb. 2-Describing the efforts made to obtain the lease of Teapot Dome in 1920 in connec- tion with Leo J. Stack, Doheny also recalled that he employed George Greet, who was the head of the Committee on Public Information Wilson.
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Rishmond, Feb. 6-John R. Boil ing, a brother to Mrs. Woodrow Will son, wired the latter from Richmond Virginia, stating that the Virginia Legislature requested that the body of Wilson be buried there. But Mrs. Wilson feels that Washington should ba his resting place.
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New York, Feb. 2-George Greet admitted that he got $5.0o0 from Leo J. Stack and hc said that he approached Secretary of the Navy Daniels regarding the oil leases but that Daniels refused to countenance any such procedure.
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FORBES BROUGHT BACK
 INTO LIMELIGHT

Washington. Feb. An unpar- alleled waste and misconduct in the administration of Colonel Charles Forbes of the United States Veteran ns Bureau was charged by Major Cen eral John F. O'Ryan in his report to the Senate Committee yesterday.
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Los Angeles. Feb. 2-McAdoo telegraphed to Senator Walsh ask ing permission to testify before the Senate Committee regarding De- heny's statement respecting him. he said "I have never been employed or consulted regarding any oil leases anywhere in the United States
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NcFARI.AND PAYS HIGH
 TRIBCTE TO WILSON

Washington. Feb. Mcfarland. the National Commander of the Dis abled American War Veterans, paid d. high tribute to Wilson in a letter to Mrs. Wilson
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STRIKE SITUATION GROWS SERIOUS

Dusseldorf, Feb. 4--The strike situa ton in the Ruhr and adjoining regions is growing more acute and rioting has occurred in several places resulting in many casualties.
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GRIF'FITHS SAILS FROM
 GERMANY FOR U. s.

Hamburg, Feb. 4--C. II. Griffiths, who was released from jail at the Mosbach prison after serving part of a sentence for the attempted kidnap- ping of Grover Cleveland Bergdoli. the American draft evader. has sail ed for the United States.
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Los Angeles, Feb. 2-William G. McAdoo today declared that he nor his law firm represented oil interests in legal capacity in connection with the leasing of United States oil lands. he admitted that he had represented' Doheny in Mexican oil operations. .@ +-~
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Washington. Feb. 2-An investi- gction into the conduct of war fraud cases by Daugherty was or dered in the Senate this afternoon. especially to find out what he did with the million dollars which was voted by Congress 60 prosecute those cases.
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pOII(E OFFlt FRS ARRESTED FOR MURDER

Boulder, Colo. Feb. 4-Chief of Police Clark E. Head and Norman Blake were arrested in Boulder last Saturday and charged with the mur- der of Patrolman Elmer Cobb of the Boulder police force
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f7 STATES DISCONTINUE SALE
 OF TREASCRY CERTIFICATES

Washington. Feb 4-The Post master General telegraphed IT States last Saturday advising dis continuing the Sale of United States Treasury Certificates.
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| CIGAR DEALER ROBBED OF SIP, ,OO.e

Seattle, Feb. 2-James Sormile, cigar dealer. was held up and robbed cf twelve thousand dollars just after leaving a bank last Saturday.
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EXCHANGE CABLES
FEBRUARY lst.

New York. Feh 4--The noon ex- change cables in New York February 1st quote the following: Sterling 431.78; French Franc 4.69; Italian Lire 4.37: Dutch Guilder 37 7.56; !; Indian Rupee 30.67: Bar Silver 6@- 7IS. The market was reported to be active and strong.
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Manila, Feb. 4-The Philippine Legislature adjourned yesterday out of respect to the late Woodrow Will sor
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CANADA WINS OLYMPIC
 HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP

Paris. Feb. 5-Canada won the Olympic hockey championship game with the United States by score ct 6 to 1,
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glad to give his life for the League 0. Nations if that would make the latter a success. Fatigued and worn by the battle with death which be- gan before he left the White House in 1921, he was President for two of the most momen- tous years in the history of the worid-he closed his e?es ant wen peacefully away .,. ....
 pr. Grayson's statement said "his heart action became feebler and feebler the heart muscles were so fatigued that they refused to act longer" When the end came Mrs. Wilson was sitting alongside the bed of her noble husband holding be- tween her two soft hands the wither- ed hand of her life's mate which had proved that it was mightier than the sword. Near the foot of the bed was his eldest daughter Margaret. resigned to the inevitable. close by with tears yelling from his eyes and coursing down his cheeks was
 Doctor Grayson. taking the meas ures of the fluttering pulses, which were growing weaker and more faint with each effort.
 President and Mrs. Coolidge were A, the church when death called at the Wilson house, and when it was announced at the church that Wilson had been called to make the last voyage, Coolidge and his wife drove to the Wilson home and left their cards, they were the first ones from Washington Official life to call after the death.
 Death laid it's finger tips on the per son of Wilson--as it did his sue cessor, the late President Harding.
 while on speaking trip in the west. Harding's collapse was led by q stroke of apoplexy and death within
 a week. Wilson's was led with a stroke of Paralysis and lingering disability of four years. strangely enough Wilson was campaigning for the entry of the United States into the League of Nations and Harding was campaisning for the
 entry of the United States into the World Court at the time of their separate strokes. Wilson lived to see Harding buried and participated in the funeral.
 Coolidge's proclamation to the
 people Of the United States said that death has deprived the country ot its most distinguished citizen. and
 the event causes universal and gen uine sorrow. He also directed that flags on the White House and De-
 partmental Buildings be displayed
 al half mast for period CT 50 days.
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COMMENTS ON WILSON
 . DEATH AND FUNERAL

London. Feb. 5-"Woodrow Will son was truly a great man and big figure in History" Lloyd George commented.
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RECOMMEND ACCEPTANCE
 OF FORD OFFER

Washington, Feb. 4--The accept- ance of Henry Ford's offer for Mus cle Shoals was recommended in the House by the Military Affairs Com mittee.
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Washington. Feb. 6-ln the Sen ate. Senator Lodge. the late Wood row Wilson's arch political foe, paid q high tribute to the dead statesman
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Olympia. Feb. Ex-Governor Hart of the State of WaAhington. issued a proclamation calling for thirty days of State mourning out of respect for Woodrow Wilson.
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Washington. Feb. A 90 day period of mourning was ordered az tha government done toward RoOse- welt and other ex-presidents. Con- gress has arranged to adjourn to- day. All executive Departments were ordered to close on the day of the funeral. Until late Saturday night Wilson was able to recognize those about him, and then he sank into a state of complete prostration, fltfully slumbering while his vitality ebbed slowly out.
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dans and a fleet of busses to aid the city in their traction problem. after the city car lines withdrew service
 at midnight Saturday.
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Washinzton. Feb b-Fall declared Saturday he would not answer any questions asked him int the Senate. The Oil Inquiry Committee had Fall
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'RyKoy WILL SUCCEED LEVINE

Moscow, Feb. 5-The Central Ex- ecutiye Soviet Committee elected Rykov Prime Minister to succeed Lenine. according to dispatch from Moscow.
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BRITAIN PERFORMERS SOVIET RUSSIA

London. Feb 4-Great Britain notified Moscow that dejure recos- ntion has been accorded Russia.
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WOULD CANoNIZE LENINE

Moscow, Feb. IA movement to ca anonize the late Nikolas Lenine as a Bolsheviki Saint is said to be gain ing strength.
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WATCH REPAIRING

Inave your Watches. and Clocks ut Hoit's Hardware storp. they wiN h.. cleaned and repaired promptly a, a reasonable price. Mail order~ will reeeive prompt attention. Al work guaranteed
 EDWARD J. FOX.
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POLICE ORDERED 10 LOOK
 OUT FOR BANDIT St. Joseph, Mo, Feb. 4-The police
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FORD SOLVES TRANSPORTATION
 PROBLEM

Akron. Feb. 4--Henry Ford sent to Akron. Ohio, more than 200 se-
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London. Feb. G American Flags floated at half mast throughout Lon don yesterday for Wilson.
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Washington, Feb. 4-Ex-President Woodrow Wilson died at 11:15 A. M. Sunday. after lowering for two days between life and death, the end came peacefully when the vitali- ty no longer could retard the steady dissolution which set in with the atrcke of paralysis that laid the acted statesman low on his return from his western. speaking trip in, 14is. which he declared he was
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SOVIET GOVERNMENT WITHDRAWING RED TROOPS

Moscow, Feb. 4-The Soviet Gov ernment is withdrawing the Red troops from Siberia. according to ad- vices reaching Moscow last Satur- day.
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London, Feb. 2-Woodrow Wilson's critical illness is the outstanding feature in the worlds news in the London newspapers this morning.
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TUESDAY (TElEGRApNN)
YOUNG DOHENY GIFTS THE
 OIL SCARE SICKNESS

Washington. Feb. 5-Edward L. Doheny. Jr., has evaded the Senate committee subpoena and taken flight for the South Seas in his fathers yacht.
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SPANISH SCULPTOR

SERIOUSLY ILL
 Madrid, Feb. 3-The Spanish sculptor, Senor Ynurria is reported to be seriously i'll.
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Churt Surrey. England. Feb. B. Lloyd George declared that Wood row Wilson will become one of the great figures of history. "He wss . man and therefore he had . weak ness. but he was the first to etnbody the ideal fraternity of nations into a concrete plan. Like Lincoln he prosecuted his ideal to tragic death. the overwork in Paris was contributing factor to his break ,down, and the tragedy of 1t all in Wilson's failing was his inability to subdue personalities and give up personal animosity, this weakness caused the failure to realize his ideals during his lifetime and this weakness has doubtless contributed to his death. if he had been willing to sacrifice personal prejudices to obtain the general support of his people at home he could have realiz- ed the League of Nations ideals. by this means, it was certain. in view of the concessions the European nolicies would have made Americans desire for a change of the league plans"
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Sunshine, Arizona. Feb. g. Vim. McAdoo, son-in-law of Woodrow Wilson. made a statement in Ari- zona that, Wilson was perhaps the greatest man America has produced. he had a rare combination of charming companion. ripe scholar, christian gentleman, consumate lead CT. superb statesman. dauntless fig- ure. not5le idealist and lofty. soul. and out of his sacrifice and suffering the good he has sought to do for humsnity will inevitably be realized. Wilson's apostle of Peace will live forever"
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EDWARD !. FOX.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-27

NOTAS EDITORIALES
t.e .ssA
SERGIO CUEYAS zEQUEIRA

z Poria de Cuba anta hernana. enefanos
De que uetro ustre ben qedo compaota DR. . CueVas
Zequa encuentra enfemo Gle aguna graNedad cla az
afsque de peutesa fs2
EI eoctor Zequeira, por un fenoneno
penectamente expcahe estas tudes eIof conocoo
e los futos de ntensa connua TABOR
intellectual Rep1bca Cuba que Puerto Rico su sueo
avo cyo medic abente tan esecho asfxiante sorddo
hara poddo tai la de tan nsge
cducador, maestro de dos generacones de cubanos
decos este, Epara que negaro? con pena con cet
envda haca nuesos hermanos de Cuba sin una honda
recrinacion misos heos podido
sabdo al compatota nslgne
que hoy brda las prcias codciadas taento pueblo
cubano que 81 un hio predleco de aquel suelo.
ocasion la lbertad de sugerir
bre ocpar alto cargo nuesa UnVersidad; 10 hi
cmos por una ae con roposto sanaente eoista de u-
are Cuba al Maestro de dos generaciones de cbanos
restitirc hogar navo 81 maestro Ell director cu
tura yesptua de venes compatotas por otra parte
con ell sincere proposto de como diamos?
distraction, ovdo nvoIntario, consecencia fatal
perdonabe de nuesta de acuar nuestos
ineectuaIes de positive nI6rito de indscube vaIia.
81 Hoy, prop6sto de anentabe enfermedad "Gaceta
de Belas Artes de las dversas foas inensa
paa cultural artstca de la ell Dr. cuevas Zequera D
rector deca E Dr. Cuevas Zequeira sabe uy bien
adoa grPo de sohadores que ene cargo dreccion
gn1en interior administration del Club Cubano BeIas Aes
cada nuestro ado aconseiando
10 mas convenente 10 que ha hecho trun
fo del Club cubano de Beas Aes de Gaceta una
ndable nyecc6n de cutura paoso apcada vigorosa1e-
te a la oreia de nuestro pueblo
que lastima que profunda astima produce hecho
los sceden SUI aededor de Que noso
Tos seanos ugar de los canos qees no en- OCCASION
oe su enfeedad sino siempre cada que nobe vne
ra nuestro ecuerdo paabras de la Gaceta
cano Ia admiration que sentr Dor
81 mas egtmo exponente de niesa cutra exterior
a. al consgnar esas neas muevenos que NADIA e deseo
ire compatriota de dar mas reeo pobrisiho pc
ro y sincere de 10 vale de 10 que sgnca en- Cuba Ell
pen querdo amigo ctya asenca de Puerto Rico heos aen
hace mas defnitsa pD o0a''0 ca0a 0a Sc
h aceos voto porque pronto podanos dar eatisia
e oe qve el Dr. Sergio Cuevas Zequera esta
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sefaIes En- Que listed Puede Greer

81 su aliento es malo y padece de vahi-
dos, falta de apetito, estrehimiento y NAL
estar general, es senal de que su hfgado
no funciona bien. Ell tnico verdadero
remedio en- que Sc puede depender para
todos los des6rdenes del hfgado, el esto-
mago e intestinos es Herbine. Aet1a
poderosamente sobre el hfgado, fortalece
la digestion, purifca los intestinose y
restaura la fuerza, ell vigor y la algeria.
De venta en- las farmacias v droguerfas, !,
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LA CoNfPAEIA soLER-vEIA EN-
Ha sEf, TEATRo oLIMPo

La gran compafia de operetas, que
con tanto 6xito ha estado actuando en-
nuestro viejo Teatro Municipal, ha he
cho coI.trato con los empresarios del
lujoso y c6modo Teatro olimpo, para
dar una serie de frmciones, dando de
esa manera una oportunidad excelente
al publico de Santrrce para que escu-
che una de las mejores compafias de
operetas que han desfilado por nuestros
escsnarios. s+stss
Las dltimas funciones de la compa-
tiia en- el Teatro Municipal han cons
tituido una serie de triunfos para to-
dos los artistas. El iueves por la noche,
la compa1ia nos hizo una "viuda Ale
gre'', emo pocas veces la ha hecho
conpanis alguna en- San Juan. La pre-.
sentaci6n estuvo regia, ell cuadro ar.
tistico, insuperable.
Adriana Soler, que a sus grandes IA
Cultades artisticas, Iine sus encantos de
mujer bella, nos hizo una viuda so
berbia, y recibi6 numerosos aplausos
como preniio su exquisite labor.
Ei baritone seiior vela fue Ell heroe
de la noche. Nos hizo un Conde Danilo
como pocas veces hemos tenido oportu-
nidad .6e escuchar. Tuvo que repetir
varios ntimeros, recihjtndo una caluros
sa ovacion por parte del publico, que
entusiasmado, reclamaba Ell bis cor
apiausos clamorosos. B
Reynado en- su roll c6mico, estuvo co.
mo sienipre, la altura de su justa ia.
me, y el sefior Morata, en- su papel de
embaiador, a quien la mujer lc enga
fla estuvo magnifico. Caracteriz6 a per
fecci6n al tipo de maridos, que cifra1
una ciega confianza EN- sus esposas
precisainente cuando mas desconfiados
debieraa mostrarse Los demas, muy
bien. Las hermanas Carrillo y Maca.
reno tuvieron que repetir un niimerc
batIable, la debilidad de nuestro publ
co.
Esta noche, la compaiia debuta Ell
el Olinlpo, con Ia fegia production
.sLa Danza de las Lib6lulas''. el mayo,
triunfo de Ia compafiia.
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NOTAS DE FAJARDO

r1no en- Ell seno de nuestros estudfan
tes, quienes estan ansiosos de oue
VuelVa pronto visitarnos para OR
sus sabios consoles sus mobiles v
altrllistas predicas, que han hecho
profundo eco en- sus corazones.
En- 81 nombre de los estudiantes de
la Alta Escuela y del pueblo en- ge-
neral felicitanios v saludamos al Sc
nor Ramirez y esperamos tener la
dicha de volverlo DIR pronto.
DE REGREso:
+ Despues de una corta temporada
en- La sultana del oeste, hemos tent
do el gusto de saludar a dofia Ju-
dith g. de Cells, esposa amantisima
de nuestro buen amigo senior Luis
de Cells Perez, ambos personals muy
istinguidas de nuestra sociedad.
Nuestra cordial bienvenida.
ELEN1TA cARBoNEL1.:
Es con verdadero placer que con
signarnos la noticia que la bella Y
simpatica senorita E1emta Carbo-
neil, de Mayagiiez, esta nuevamente
entire nosotros.
vayan con .estas lineas nuestra
si1npatia y bienvenida deseando1e fe
Ices dias por la ciudkd de sus ilu-
stones.
Tambien deseamos felicitar a nues
tro particular Y Querido amigo Eduar
do Mendez, para quien esta vista
es mas que halagadora.. .felicisima.
CLIFFORD A. BELLOWS:
Presentamos nuestro saludo nues
tro buen amigo americana, senior
Clifford A. Bellows, superintendent
General de La Central Fajardo, quien
hace tempo convive con nosotros y
acaba de llegar de SUI viaje de vaca-
clones de los Estados Unidos.
UNA AcLARAcIoN:
Con motive de que varios amigos
me han preguntado por que no en-.
vic notas politicas, deseo hacer cons
tar que no deseo inmiscuirme zen
asuntos que no estoy bien enterada
Y que teniondo 70 amigos en- todos
los partidos politicps " sintiendcme
netamente INDEPENDENTISTA, nc
obraria con la debida unprecedented
y sinceridad que requieren estas no
ticias, por 10 tanto mi aparente indi
ferencia por los asuntos politicos de
este pueblo, los que creo serian re.
jor exteriorizados por uno de los
j6venes intelectuales de este pueblo
y que pueda estar mejor preparadc
len asuntos pohticos.
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(Por AIBA)
RAFAEL w. RAMIREZ:

Hemos tenido Ell honor de tener
entire nosotros al ilustre catedratico
safior Ramirez, quien ha dejado una
honda impression de amiraci6n y ca