davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-08
Memphis Leads All Cities
In Proportion OF Murders
Americas Homicide Record Continues On Up
@ grade, Statistician Finds

finds, is a steady decrease in the an
nual number of lynchings. He points
to the fact that there were 255 lynch
ings in 1892 and but 33 in 1923, and
notes that but $40 persons have been
lynched in the past decade as COM
pared with 736 in the previous decade.
Among the statistics given by DR..
Hoffman are the following:
Number of homicides.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-08

lids FbA& IMPROVEMENT
CINCINNATI o.. May Thinker
ffesd nj Orlando. Fla-- purchased by the
Clmefnnatf N&zfnnal club. viii be Inn
proved before the Reds return there.
next year Ter sp<fng training. accord
fng 10 enc af the club officials.
The- ffezd consists Of Is. 70 acres.
ma rlaying field VIII be enlarged ana
The fsnces moved back, the official
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-08

agreed to work out plan to be altered
later to exempt from a graduated scale
corporations whose earnings did not ex-
coed $4,000 or $4,000" at the sug-
gestion of Senator Adams. democrat,
Colorado
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-08

= Read aud Use. GO.
The Age Herald Want ADS.
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- 1EtstEHhhtB9 Ott AOOCiOo00
The one bright SPOT. DIR. Hoffman
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10
KITCHEN i II
( CUPBOARD
COLD DESSERTS
By NELLIE MAXWELL

HERE iszno simple dessert thai
= Is more popular with the young
than apple dumplings. They may
he served hot or cold with cream.
Roll out piece of pastry or rich
biscuit dough very thin. cut It into
circles and inclose in it 4 qua rtered.
cored and peeled apple. II small,
take two. Pinch the edges TO-
gether and bake in rather slow
oven until the apple is we'll cooked.
Open the dumping, add sugar. init
meg, cinnamon and butter and
serve each richs morsel topped with
spoonful OF whipped cream.
Lemon SnoW.-Soak two table.
spoonfuls of gelatin In one-half
cupful Of cold water and after ten
minutes add two 'cupfuls OF boiling
water, one cupful.r of sugar; the
Juice of three lemons and the
grated rind Of one. Stir until dis.
solved and chill. When cold and
beginning to set beat with whisk
until frothy, then fold in three well.
beaten egg whites. Heap by spoon
flils on glass dish AMI sprinkle
thickly with grated coconut. Chill
and serve with a custard sa,ice.
gingerbread Puddins.-Take a
cupful of gingerbread broken into
bits. Scald a pint Of milk. beat two
egg yolks and one-fourth Of a cup
full of sugar: add to the egg mix
ture the scalded milk. Pour this
over the gingerbread which has
been placed in a buttered baking
dish. Place in a. pan Of hot water
and bake until set. Cover with a
meringue made from the beaten egg
whites and six tablespoonfuls Of
vanilla to flavor.
MarshmaIlow custArd.--Beat two
eggs slightly and add TWO table
spoonfuls OF. sugar, two clipfuls Of
thin cream and flavoring TO taste.
Place a marshmallow in the bottom
or each custard cup and pour the
mixture over them. Bake in a pan
of. hot water until the custards are
set. Place IN the ice box 10 chill.
Apple Porcupines.-Steam cored
and peeled apples in sirup until
we'll cooked hut not broken. Thrust
qiartered blanched almonds into
the apples and place In a baking
dish with The strip. Bake until
the almonds are tightly drowned.
Chill and serve with cream.
70. 1923. Western Nswspa per'Unl6n.)
-.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10
JACOB S. CoxY
By NEA Service

BY NEA Service ., ..,
Massillion, o., March 1O.--"Gen-
cral" Jacob S. Coxey isn't leading
any more "hobo armies" on to
Wa shington--
But today. at rs, he is even more
Eelligerent in his fight against the
prevailing money system than he
YVES in 1894, when he besieged the
capital.
He is drafting a bill for the
abolition Of interest charge on
money. Interest he says, hurts
business and keeps wages low.
Here in Masillion. Coxey is con
sidered a successful business man
He is president OF a sand compare
that was established in l8S1--alsu
its travelling salesman. Last yeai
he covered $4,000 miles in his
flivver.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

willingness to treat Germans hospita-
bly,.
These include professional men,;
skilled workers and business men.
Concessions in various industries are
being granted to them, but in each in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

Asia Minor is, noted because. Of ,ths
hospitable attitude Of the Nationalist
government of Turkey. 1t is said
that $4,000 German have movedfinto
Asia Minor SINCE the announcement
by the Kemalist government Of its
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

stance the government insists upon
vesting control in the hands of
Turkish subjects.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10
PAGE ELEVEN
COLLAR AND CIIrFS

COLLAR AND CUFFS y !.
White pique collars and cuffs are
extremely smart with light-colorcd
frocks as well as the dependable
navy blue serge. s,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10
Turks Welcome
Germans

Constantinople, Mar. lO.--Increased
immigration of German workers into
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

For SALE-9 room modern house
close to schools, 3 rooms upstairs
arranged for light housekeeping,
s$625O, small cash payment and
easy monthly payments for the bal
ance. New modern bungalow, close
to school, $3.50. room partly
modern housed close to school,
$2G50. Houses and lots for sale
in all parts of the city. Harvey
Harris & Co., j.. P. Jackson, Man
ora. 3-8-3t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

Tribune Want Ads Bring Results
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

For RENT-By April 1st, u modern
FURNISHED city heated apartment
also a house to rent close in. For
sale-a room house, v cash, bal
ance easy terms, also q Baldwin
piano and bed davenport. Phone
an5 3-8-tf
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

FOR SAILS room modern house,
including 3 bed rooms, hardwood
floor down stairs, fine porch, full
basement, laundry tubs, compare
lively new, near school. This is
one of the houses built by the
State, has been settled for AMI is
offered for $780,, on terms Of Fart
cash and balance, which is more
than one half of purchase price, at
rate of $25, per month, including
interest. Geo. M. Register.
2.6.1w
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

FOR RENT--Well furnished room in
modern home, on ground floor.
close in. Phone 872J. 120 lat St..
.2-20-tf
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

ROOM FOR RENT-In a modern
house, private entrance $1,000 per
month. ZIG Eighth St. Phone 1851
-, 3.7,1W
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

For RENT-A>room on ground floor,
also my garage Call Elizabeth
Kindschy, 400 9Th st. 5l2R.
2.7.9t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

FOR RENT--Onc large room for rent
Woman wants washing, and will
call for same. Call 503J, 22l 7th
street South. 3-8-2t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
on second floor. fittSd for light
housekeeping, 40 month. 1hone
7e4W. Geo. W. Little. so1 Fourth:
@ 2.1-tf
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

FOR REMIT room modern house
in good location, large garden
space, garage and hen housee ii
interested Phone 1861 or cal; at
BOG 1st st. 3-10-tf
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished
rooms on first floor. Hot and cold
water. Gas stove in connection.
721-3rd. Phone 415W. 3-7-1w
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10

FOR SALE-New Z. room modern
house reasonably priced, good To-
cation. If interested Phone S67W
or call 712 7th St. 3-7-2t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-10
FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Fine Home for Sale. The
splendid recent home of Judge An
drew Miller in the new addition
near the new school. 1t is a modern
up to date brick dwelling, finished
upstairs in birch and hard maple
and downstairs in quarter sawed
oak, except, kitchen, basement par
ttitioned off in living room and
has large cistern. Hot water
heat, trees on place and faces
south: Garage is plastered inside
and out, has cement floor and dou-
BILE windows. If you are looking
for something really choice, we'll
located, with a beautiful view, here
is your chance. Price, $500. Geo.
NJ. Register. ~ 3-6.1w
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
aAdressAr sdstrednej 'spravy slovs
Ligy v Amerike.

Z Z ae essz ~ 8 = .Sf ssfss 80.
Ivan Bielek, predseda, 600s802
Grant ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
j, G. Molitoris, ypedpredsede,;
l66 avenue A, New York, NY.
Rrantisks~J sksbein spodpred-
:sedkyha s4277y ySeash s6th, ,sts Resd-;
ing, Pa. i. !. Nm. ! !. -, !.
Jan A. Kochr, tajoh6h aP. 10.
Box gee, Pittsburgh, Pa.
P. Jamriska, pokladnfk, e628
$50 Grant ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dosorny vybSr:
Jozef Husek, predseda, Box D,
Middletown, Pa.
Jozef Du.ish, Glen, P. O. Box
|1704, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Michal Sincak, Glen, 321 Schoon
maker Ave-, Monessen, Pa.
Porota.
Stefan Kukuca, ST., 2101 Dowed
|,St., Lakewood, Ohio.
A. N. Palkovic, 631 Samuel ST..
Youngstown, Chic.
Payel Weber, Cleveland, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

- a s- - "a u s ssgss II w
Stanislav Blsla, lOd. n sZihota-
'lfosh, kraj sDAbor, olires 8fileyskal
Vdclav 0srhy mar. N Il. 1887,
syn J6na i Antonic 1bank veiiI
vdova Maria 'Fpans; p5saeasnepv Cas
velafle.
u Jan Berdich Z Opayy, Sliezsko,
posledne \ Turtle Creek Pa.
Jan Henzel, par. 3. jan. 1887 70
sVarpalanka, Pot odkarpatska Rus.
aLe6p6ld / Hlasz, poslednc Y Det-
Froit, Mich, 1897 Vicder st.
EJdn lI0fnsnkus, 'poslsdrc A2S5a
~. SO sSt. n Cleveland, o. y
Jan Babica Kletik d Detsy, te.
|lraz ' Detroit, Mich.
Zuzanna Hager, rod. Staeho.
|byva Y Cleveland, @.
Anton Maria Pikova rod. Ce.
chovd, mar. 1910 a 1914 vo zbi
rove.
Kto vie nieco o osude Jana Ho
Eluba, cigarnilka Z Detroit, Mich.
I1ktory sje nezvestnym Cd r. 1912
Komu je znamo nieco o Jozefo
, Vi Stachovi, rod. 1886, ktory ma
izomret kdesi Spoj. Statoeh fsi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

:
dSt1re slevs Z slievsa spfe sssol
bsci gdonf gcus saav ejsrp-
fline. DcbEg domey. Haste sa v {.
l43O Csrroll ST.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
kt6RRIl
" NetgI I4eI1 .UTz VII


Americky Cerveny slSriz 70 svo,
jom neunavnom boji "a odnratsnic
l'udskeho utrpcnia prlprava5e II
lobe povdlecnej niovy rskord v
zasljme fl'udykosti. so 10000 aose-
trovatel 'kami " aktfvnej ssldzbe|
Idonasa posolstvo lepsieho verejnea
no zdravotnictva 40 lazdsho XII
ia zeme, zau6uje dievky a mathy
spravnym zasadam a domacini
zdravotnynli skursatni siri zIla
most akym sp6sobom najlcpsie
zahnat strasitllo choroby od l'ud-
;lkeho obydlia, ako osetrit cho-
'ysh a priviest 'ich k ,tzdraveniu
sood 1ekarskym dozorom. Okrem
.toho jeho ucitelia nauky o vyziv-
losti, ktora ma vlastne priamy
vplyv ma zdravie vsetkych, Cd ne
nluvniatka az k prarodicom, cini
,okr0k vsade zvlaste vo vybere
,otravy poucovanim na prospech
anatiel a dietdk..
V mnohych miestach Cervely
Xriz svojimi miestnymi oddele-
,iami kona pracu dohl 'adu rial
sereinym adfavotnfctvom a to S
takym 1spechom, ze iikol tehto ie
orijimany municipalnymi autori-
ami ako prislusna vykonnost pos
olatnikova. TO bolo prevedene V
Is mestach al bsadach Y posled-
aom roku a einnost' tatoisa mia
10 neodklada, ale pokrae,1je sa !,
lej este k vadsejj, jj,vykonnosti.,
Osetrovatel'ska cinnost'' Ceryc-
1eho Kriza osvedcila sa zylaste Y
micstach,, ktore boiy zpustesent
,oziarom, povodnou a b1rkou a
|shlavne miestach .vonkovskych
vzdialenych od vacsicht, ,osad liud.
skych. Pri kazdom nest asst ose'
.rovatel 'ka Cerveneho Kriza je pr.
va ma mieste zostane tam po
sledna ,vo svojej povinnosti ms
brospech trpiacich obeti jake
tlumocnica pomerov j l'udu, po
stihnut6ho zkazou a biedaihi ri
,kala 81 lasku a tictu al d6yerl
vsefkych l'udf a vsetkych narod
/ nosti. Jej praca vo valke a V ca
mieru urobila osetrovatel 'ku vzo
rom Cerveneho Kriza, nazyvanyn
Ebojujdcimi nruzmi "a moron INA
.Esassou anatkou sveta. :
! Ably Cerveny Kriz moho4 pokra
sovatl vo svojej zdravotnfcke
luzbe K 1l'ave utrpenia k pre-
konaniu bied zavinovanych nedo
statocnym zdravim, vyzyva kaz
il leho, ably sa stal idom behom tej
i to jasene. V den primeria, ked.
utisene boly zbrane, Amcrick,
| Ccrve1y Kriz, bude ziadat' kaz
leho, aby sa stal ldom, alebo svo
/ je ddstvo obnovil. Den IL. novem
bra je vhodny den k zahajenil
kampane pre- tuto nutnn podpo
| I'll zlepsenia zdrayia l'udskeho :
na podporu prace Cerveneho Kri
Ia. ktory nerobi rozdiclu medz
! plemenami, nabozenstvom, plet o.
| ale je pre- vsetek l'ud.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

MIN nasls1oY1tss diSaaelne slsu
kysrA prrdaj:
IVA ffaxEa N i. aejstye.
a4u n, histuflska di4rua Y IS.
haEd. zart. y'ls ds5stye;.. /.
! su6 nas syas ablsbos III
kla. zartovny cbrazok j deainsxe-
no gEiFeta SO spevmi v 3. Edejoch.
A sslolk mi a1lAo ssiileliOo 10
sens dlyo0 0aa. yssslchra VA. del
IstyacA.
rsvfhns1lttfk q I = ID u 5dllaa. yscselohra
Ev.'1. dsjstve. Amanda. svestloAra
" l.S dejstve.
Marnotratnt ~. Drama 5.
dejstvach. a
straSil|ae. Dadova veselohra 50
mevalni V 8. deistyach.
Hrob 1aslfy. Drama l'udu v 3.
dsjstykeh 5 prems snou: \ r. $
vssTn5 Aarod ddsec. sFraska: I,
dejstve, s,:
szsnskls Ally. Veselohra y I. del
IN slsysasks ki,s,ssy. zsrtvss,.ro.
mary, krajoyy tnar
mnozstyo r0zaitnyeh Iozpravok
lpoyesti a romk ~, ! q utesene po
hl'adnice 20 Sioyenska.
Sezcna ma divsdla sa blizi. ct
iIjjochotnieke Krdzky pozyvani Wy
|ibrat' ST kusy, ktore by achcs1.
,tzahrat'.
4 hfArEJ aalR&z
NfQn aVnest FadefalrSt. " vsrenxlruiij
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07
KoNZULAT tEsKosEOvEN-
SKEJ REPUBLIKY
v clevelande, so3 w. Superior
Ave-, Ill ada nasledujdce osoby:

Zuzanna Pavuk, rod. Dulovic,
posledne zdrzovala sa Y Youngs-
town, O.,
Andrej Halcisak, posledne II
Slevelande, o., 1928 Il. i6S st.
Frank Natl, syn Franka Malta,
.povodne 41Os Beck Ave-, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Jsn Zez1lak, hposledne Clevc11
lande, O., l29O6 Harrington Ave.
I Juraj unser, predtyhsrestaura
ter la Snfiokove, posledne W Gle
vclandc, O., 3O59 East IS st.
Jan Halas, riaditel alebo spolu-
lnajitel elektrickych 3podnikov v
Clcvelande, ..hl'ad dany Frantiskom
Napravnikom Z Humpolca.
Maria Dalpejova, sydana Sisko
va, posledhe vClevsland %, 1885
st. CLAN. i've.
/ Mik,ilas WiAse, poslhaAe Y Niles
Ohio, 7M Belmont Ave.
Zuzsn1as aada aosd ,Apcsledne Y
Caevelande, lg2t7 spaidn Ave.
Barbora Pastorova, rod. Szabo,
posledne V Middletown, 0. 1921
tbarifold AVE.
Stefan Bathory, posledne Y Gle
i velan9e, 2663 Grsad Ave.
/ .I4n Scufa, poAledne n Qsve.
ltande.
Maria zima .posledpe y Pelton
4 n -. q. &. B I,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-07

pisc Q. ,, Koreif.
(Dokoncenie.

AMAOIiO UO1O sHUVUTcilU Y IOu1, CO
sa stane obyvatel 'stvlr Spojenych
Statov, jestli ze sa nieeo nestane,
Jp5y zastayilo jeho vzrast. Len ma
10 3 mas ocakayajn, ze dojde In
krajnemu ekstreinn vyznaGenemu
terajsfm procentom vzrastu ale.
DO ze sa to skutoGne' sfane. Otaz-
kou je zostane, Go zastavi ten
vzrast? Nautilus, ktoreho zaklad-
ne myslienky 0 obyvatel'stv "a,
plicinily tuhy krizovy ollen dto-
kov "a Wac ako sto dvadsat pat
rokov oznacuje triedy, 'ktore vzdy
s1 cinnymi pri zamedzovani vzra.
stu obyvatel 'stva. Roztriedil ich
70 dive grupy pozitivne (klad. !.
ne) zamedzovanie, kt6re stupnuje
poeet nmrtia ochranne zamedzo.
vanie, ktore snizuje pocet p6ro-
dov.. Medzi pozitivne zamedzova-'
ME vtriedil bezzenstvo (celibat) J,
neskor1 zenbu a neresti. Obe tie
to triedy zamedzovania maj1 "a
nasledok biedu, ale dl'a Maltlrasai
ochranne zamedzovanie zapriei-
nuje mensiu biedu nez zamedzova4
ME pozitfvne "a spoloonost.', sktora
81 ziada ,zmensit nest 'astia svojich
clenov. ku' najnizssiemu minimu,
mala by klast' vatsf doraz ma o
.chranne zamedzovane nez ako ma
pozitivne zamedzovanie.
Neni pochybnost' ze vyhl 'ady
ME sn eelkom iasne, liked hi adj
me ma celd .otazku z najpriazni-
vejsieho kiata. Ma1thus Dol vtrie-
deny medzi filozofov, pessimisti-
ckych. dehospodarski spiso.
vateia no nazvai pre- jeho sucenie
ssn1utnym ucencom. = Neobycaj-
ne deiiny devatnasteho storocia
docasnc 'zalSryly a odstrcily uplat.
ncnie sa Malthusovej nauky, a.
vsak pessimisticky MAJOR sa znovu
tisne do popredia. v Malthnso
vom prchlase 0 pozitivnom zame'
dzova4li lie vel mi aolezita opra
va, ktorcj treba idobre rozllmet
Totiz, zes v smodernvch podmien
kach, medzi civilizovahymi naro
dami, vojna prestala. byt jednym
2 prostriedkov proti preludnate
niu. Snizuje ona tvojna) sice ssku
tocny pocct obyvatel 'stva a pre-
dsa, hoci sd to bnde zdat' cud
nym, krajina zostane tax prel'ud
nena, ako pred vojnou.
Prfcina toho je, re obyvatep
stvo ktore modcrnv narod moz'
chovat bez utrpenia cd zla pre-
Prdnenia zalezi hlavne ma medzi
llarodnom nazivaniu, ma stave sv'
toveho trhu a ma inych fazach svc
toyej hospodarskej organizacii, Z
znieenie tychto, svazkov MEDINA
rodnych zapricinenysh vojnor
Wac ncz nahradi skutocnu ztrat,
ma obyvatel'stve, ciniac vel;
t'azsfhl chovat' mensi potet oby
vateFstva po vojne, ako bolo cho
vat vacsi pocet obyyatel 'stvs
pred vojnou.
70 sje dokazane faktami, ze talk
mer kazda europska krajina j
dnes1 tax prel 'udnena, ako bols
pred vojnou, nlnohe krajiny e
ste vo v;icscj lniere. Ddkaz pre-
l'udnenia sa javf VI ziyosaej lrov
nj tych narodov v bars ktore
spol6snosti, " bars akteraln case
lneze sa stat ze sa yyskytne pri
lis iaalo l'udf, ktori by udrzal
Aajvyssi stupen- zivotnej lrovne
Je tiez moznost' mat prilis mno
llol t1kych ludi, a Y stredu tohot
proBlemn jaw 50 isty pocet soby
vatelsstva ktory mozeme nazxat
optimom, ktore prpdstanuje ide
alnu situaciu Z toho hl'adiska,
luusi udrzat ! sivotHi 'dfoven spo
fAefy41il1cimi DOmerami. ,Je a II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
LAS NocHEs DEL MUNICIPAL
Los rR1uNFos DE LA GRIFBLL

Continua apuntandose exito tras ext
70 Ia gran compaIia dramattca, que
tenemos de temporada en- nuestro Tea
tro Municipal.
En- la noche del sabado, la compania
puso en- escena Ia magistral obra del
:nsigne Linares Rivas: "Frente q Ia
Vida. obteniendo n de los mayores
triunfos de la temporada. Los actores
eran llamados a escena insistentemente
al terminar cada acto, y su excelente
labor prcmiada con estruendosas ova-
clones.
La obra puesta en- escena, trata
de esos problemas sociales, que con
tanta maestria presenta Linares Rivas.
Dos hogares, unidos por los lazos de Ia
sangre. En- uno Sc trabaja, Sc C
frente a la vida y Sc triunfa, sin I'M
portar los concentrates de los desocu-
pados. EN- otro, presa de las convenIen-
cias socia:es, Sc vive del empleo, 30
sufren miles privaciones, y o por
scstener una posici6n fuera del alcan-
ce de SUE medios materiales.
Prudencia Grifell, en- SUI papel de
Tlorencia Manzano, mujer que sabe ha-
Ger frente a las dificultades, veneer los
o~bstaculos, domar la vida, y dar n
mos a los que desfallecen, estuvo So
berbia. a la altura de su fama.
Palacios, Sc gan6 n calurosa ova-
ci6n en- ell tercer acto. ovacion que es-
tuvo muy merecida. En- su papel de
Carvajal hizo una verdadera ~creacion,
estuvo tan ajustado a su papel, y puso
tanta n~aturalidad en- ell mismo, que ell
publico ALI congregado no pudo menos
que prorrumpir en- una clamorosa ova-
ci6n.
Manolita Cerra. dana joven de la
companfa, asi como Ell senior Vivas.
tambien ~estuvieron muy bien en- sus
respectivosa papeles.
Aver, domingo, la compafia puso en-
escena con gran exito, la gran obra del
insigne escritor frances, Enrique Ba-
taille, titulada "Una Loca Aventu-
RAJ, y esta noche, la compahfa OFTEN
dra otrO exito con la chispeante come
dia, "La Ciclon'', de Carlos Arniches.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
UNA FELICITACLoN Y UN REGA.
10 AL MAESTRO vINOI,o

FL director de la banda del Asilo
de Mics, don Juan viiolo Saez, ha
recib;do una expresiva carta del conf
te de festejos de la fiesta que hubo
de celebrarse en- San Thomas Ell 4 de
julio, felicitandole por los magnificos
servicios que prestara durante ese dia
en- dicha isla. Como saben nuestros
l~ectores, Ell maestro vinolo fue para
esa fecha a San Thomas, acompanado
de sus ~muchachos, y la banda consi
quo apuntarse un triunfo soberbio.
Ademas, 81 maestro vifiolo ha reci-
Dido como regalo, un p~recioso y artis-
tico jarron, con que la comisi6n pre-
mia sus servicios.
Nos completeness en- enviar nuestra
mas calurosa felicitaci6n al maestro
viholo, por Ell nuevo triunfo que Sc
apunta, como director de una de las
mejores bandas de la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
INFORMATION DEL DEPARTAMEN
TO DE INSTRUCTION

FL curso escolar 1924-25 dara prin-
cipio Ell primero de setiembre, mas sien,
do este dia de fiesta legal las classes
~empezaran Ell dfa siguiente. martes 2
de setiembre. Las fechas de las nuevas
matriculas seran avisadas oportuna.
mente per las autoridades esco!ares
Los reSultados de la cscuela de We
rano cpyn curse ACADIA de terminar, Sc
ran notificados oportunamente a las
parties interesadas, por conducto de sus
respectivcs inspectores de escuelas. Ell
Departments no contcstara solicitud
alguna IN relaci6n con este asunto has
ia tantc Sc haya informado dichos re.
su,tados en- general.
va han sido aprobadas por este De-
partameEto las listas de candidates
Eombrados por las autoridades escola-
res locales, para ejercer durante ell pro-
ximo crrso escolar. Actualmente exis-
ten aun algunas vacantes en- la mayor
parte de las municipalities de la iSla.
Las personals interesadas deben dirigir
sus solicitudes 3 los municipios en- que
Unforeseen trabajar. Ninguna solicitud
sera considerable d~irsctarnents por este
Dopartar.ento, hasta que Ina vez abier
to ell crlso escolar ueguemos a la con-
clusion de que las vacantes en- algunos
municipics de la Isla nc han podido ser
cubiertas oportunaments por falta de
candidates en- cuyo a 5 procederemos in
-mediatamente q hacer las recomenda-