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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-09
"A. LLOPART
cuentra vacante.
SAN JUAN. P. 4.

cuenCTa Vacante.
Ell haber asignado en- presupuesto es
de a,5OO d6lares anuaies, haciendose
constar que en- esta ciudad no hay
m6dicos y que la Jurisdiction es exten-
sa, que la ciudad esta solamente seis.
kil6metro de la de. Aguadilla con buena
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-09

ISL ALESIANIA ACEPTA Ell INFOR-
ME DE LOS EXPERTOS COMO RA-
SE PARA LA SOLUCION DEL PRO
BLEMA. ECONOSIICO SOBREyEN-
ORA UNA CATASTROFE F1NANCIE-
RA: M. SH0LZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-09

Sc ha tornado tambien un comite
con el fin de defender y trabajar la
lcandidatura del Sr. Ramon Aneses
Morell para ell puesto de Comisio-
.nado de Servicio P1blico. Es indu-
idable que este comit6 tendra la sa-
.tisfaccion de saborear .un esplendldo
striunfo. pues esta compuesto de los
elementos mas populares de nues-
ira villa como son los .sclores, Lcdo.
J. B. Garcia Mendez, Gonzalo Bale
tie. VIM. Santos, Miguel Rikoff' Sc
gundo Ferrer, R. Miranda, B. Rodri-
guez. A. Galoffin, J.. Ferrari, A.
Marin y M. Almeuda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-09
carretera.

carretera. u
El medico medicos que isteresen la
plaza deben dirigirse al que, suscrihe
en- .antes del dia Is del mes en- curse.
Moca, .P. r. JUNO de 1924.
Francisco ACEVEDO,
.comisionado Mpal. de Servicio, Publlco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-09
soBIERNo MUNICIPAL DE MoCA
soFIcINA DEL coMIsIONADo
a nos snNoEEs, MEpICos

For Ia presentea hago saber a los
medicos a qiienes pueda iateresar que
la plaza de cohisionado Municipal de
Benefcencia de este municipio So en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-09

tudios, es muy probable que haga de
aquei campo ell centro de sus operacio-
mes.
vaya con la joven que Sc abre paso,
nuestra voz de aliento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-09

Su VlCIlQO QC dill
VIC a las nujeres.
No tiene subsri-
tu-to. Rechace
uStedlas irnitacio-
mes que no pue-
den producer los
n1isinos resulta-
dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-09
La AIianla PuettOHi-
quela en- AguadiIIa

Anoche sc rehnieron en- la Casa
Municipal mas de trescientas per-
sonas v con un entusiasmo indescrip-
tible v nunca yisto sen esta ciudad,
Sc acordo constituir una vanguardia
de la Alianza Puertorriquena COM
puesta de veinte personals, la que de
acuerdo con el Comits Local de la
Alianza trabaiara por el bienestar
de Puerto Rico y de Aguadilla en-
particular.
Encontrandose de paso por esta
ciudad, fue invitado Y tono paite
en- la reunion el gallardo joven,
conceptuosisimo orador Y compuebla-
no Icdo Miguel Angel Garcia Men
dez, decidido defensor de la Alian1a
desde su comienzo. Pronunci6 un be-
llisinao discurso que fua estruendo-
samente aplaudido.
La Vanguardia quedo constituida
asi:
Representando ell barrio Higuey:
Ramon Ferreris, Carload Rosa, Ra-
mon Acevedo Alvarez, Pedro Her
nandez Brignoni.
Representando ell barrio 'Nuevo:
Ricardo Bertin, Manuel del Rio, Jo-
Sc E. Vazquez, Rodolfo Echevarria.
Representando el barrio Iglesia:
Carlos Hernandez, Jose Fitte, Raj
mundo Miranda, Isaias ClavarriA
Representando el barrio Santa
Barbara: Julio Sanabia, Ramon A
Hernandez, Mariana Arce, Alfonso
Galoffin.
Representando el barrio Tanarin-
do: Augusta Acevedo, Eilsrio Perez,
Ricardo Garcia Monies, Arturo Ma
rim.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-09
@SoIiCitePasta
Ia mejor aqua 6e mesa "

cayey, P. r

NffiOs Enfermizos Y MaIhunOrados
Los niflos que sufren de lombrices estan
enojados, inquietos, enfermizos. Hay, sin
embargo, otros sfntomas ST el niilo
est& palido, jeroso, tiene NAL aliento
no toma interes en- iugar, es casi SECURE
que los parasites estan acahando con 81
vitahdad. Eel mejor remedio contra las
lombrices es el Whites Cream Vermifuge.
Es, ademas sel mas inofensivo para la
salud del milo. De venta en- Las farmacias
y droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
CRoNISTA.
PRO MoNUMENTo EUGENIo MA
RIA DE HoSTos

El domingo 27 de los corrientes las
pueve de la msiiana. Sc levara a cabo
en- ell Ateneo Portorriqueno, Plaza Bal
dorioty, una interesantisima reunion
con Ell fin de cambisr impresiones con
respecto a la idea lanzada por el Sc
nor Jose Balseiro, con respecto Ia
erection dc un monumento al gran in
telectual, orgullo de este pueblo, Don
Eugenio Maria de Hostos.
La hora ha sido sabiamente escogida
para esta reunion en- la cual sc presen-
taran proyectos medios PRACTICES pa
ra la erection pronta de este monu-
mento.
Presidira la reunion Ell Juez Emilio
del Toro quien Sc halla grandemente in
teresado en- cristalizar tan bella idea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
CONCERTO PEDREIRA

FL muy enthusiastic y joven pianista
Jose Enrique Pedreira, anuncia con la
modestia que lie caracteriza, un concier
to en- el teatro Municipal, para esta no
che dedicado la sociedad puertorrique
ma. a la Colonia Espaiiola y patrocina-
do por la respectable sefiora Towner,
distinguida espcsa del Gobernador de
Puerto Rico.
A la cabeza del escogido programa
que Ell joven compositor ofrece al pu-
blico de San Juan, Sc lee: "Gran
Concerto por el joven compositor puer
torriqueho Jose Enrique Pedreira"
NADIA mas sencillo nj mas modesto
mente attractive 10 que encierran esas
lineas; Ell elias puede leerse la decidi-
da voluntad del distinguido joven,
que ambiciona y busca los elementos
necesarios. con su esfuerzo artistico
personal, para Ell perfecto desarrollo de
sus facultades musicales.
FouKslId, ulStAHSuuO uASCApuAO uO
Rosa sicard6, una de nuestras muy ha-
biidosas maestras de piano, posee es-
peciales condolences de pianista, cuya
indiscutible competencia sera de un fu
turo brillante para gloria de su pals.
Es joven, va aventajado pianista. de
pureza perfection; de ejecucion bri-
llante distinguida; de cultivada lin
pieza; de temperamento tranquilo;
ejecuta con naturalidad, sin violencia
de vigor, nj bruscas transiciones su
estilo es elegante Estas hermosas cua
hdades de que la naturaleza lie ha do
tado Sc complementan con Ell juicioso Y
discreto uso que sabe hacer de pedales.
Todas estas condolences forman el con
junto necesario para llegar al compile
to perfeccionamiento de un verdadero
pianista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
ECOS DEL PUERTO
vAPoREs EN- PUERTO

Aver lego este puerto proceden-
to de Nueva York, Ell vapor americana
Porto Rico, trayendo carga, pasa-
je y correo.
Hiso anclas aver tambien en- nues-
tro puerto Ell transporte de la armada
americana "Kittery'', (antiguo vapor
aleman "President")
El vapor ingles "Greystone Castle"
de la Castle Line lego procedente de
los puertos de Amberes Londres Y
esta descargando en- este puerto un
gran cargamento de tubos.
La goleta americana friendship" es
ia descargando MADEIRA en- este puerto :
FL vapor americana Deslisle de la Bal
timore Line, lego con carga del puerto
to de Baltimore esta descargando.
Tambien esta descargando en- puerto
desde hace varios dias, la goleta anne
ricana "J. W. Clise''.
La goleta Augusta W.. Snow" es-
ia descargando.
Desde hace tres dias esta anclada
en- puerto la goleta americana "GaviO
ta".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
SALIDAS

Aver salio de este puerto con desti-
no al de Norfolk, Virginia ell transpor
te> 'Kittiry'' de la Armada de los Es
tados Unidos.
Ell vapor americana Ponce sali6 para
el puerto de New York, el microbes,
cOnduciendo carga, pasajeros y correo
Tambien sali6 de este puerto ell va
por americana Helen" de la Bull
Insular Line, con destino Nueva
York, con carga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
vAPoREs QUE Sc EsPERAN

De un momento a otro recaIara en-
nuestro puerto Ell vapor frances "Ca-
raibe" de la Compania Trasatlantica
Francesa.
FL vapor cubano "Habana" de la
Empresa Naviera de Cuba llegara a es
to puerto Ell dia so del corriente
Sc espera aqui para Ell dia % del co
rriente, el vapor aleman ''Reinbeck''
El vapor americana Governor John
Lind" saldra Ell dia 6 de febrero del
puerto de Baltimore con destino a San
Juan.
Del puerto de San Francisco de Ca
hfornia sali6 ell dia 1s del corriente
con destino este puerto ell vapor
West Jappa''.
FL microbes sali6 del puerto de Bal
timore con destino este puerto ell va
por americana "'Delfna'' de Ia Balti-
more Line.
FL vapor Mayor Wheeler de la
misma compafiia saIdra tambi6n del
puerto de Baltimore con destino a este
puerto, ell dia 80 del corriente.
Ell 26 del cOrriente saIdra del uuer-
to de Nueva York con destino a este
puerto. el vapor americana Caracas
de la Red D. Line.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25

Son muchos los pianistas de nuestros
dias, son muchos los que tocan Ell pia-
no, pero pocos son los que saben to-
carlo Ell Piano es muy dificil; no es-
ia al alcance de todos. encierra insu-
perables difcultades, que hay que ven
Ger fuerza de una constante laborio-
sidad acogi6ndose siempre a los sa-
bios imperecederos consoles de los
grandes maestros Mocheles, Thalberg,
Kalbreuner Y Herr; y las condolences
del pianista, su "estilo", su tendencia
individual, el 'yo artistico" de cada
ejecutante son tan dificiles de apre-
ciar, que seria hasta arriesgado legar
a una perfecta appreciation sobre el pia
no y su ejecucion.
Nuestra humilde opinion sobre las
condiciones del Pianista Pedreira Sc ba
san Ell la observation intima que he
hecho de Ell. en- la soledad de un sa-
Ion. donde sentado al piano. con senci
llez natural sin pretencion alguna,
me dejo DIR algunos trozos de sus com
posiciones llenas de buena estructura
armonica de expression individual.
! Hoy Pedreira es un pianista compo-
sitor.
GPor que no conceder al joven ar
tista, toda la expansion, ternura
desarrollo de sus facultades musicales,
hasta llegar a figrrar entire ell mont6n
de notables pianistas y compositores
modernos Y MERCER los honores CUE
conquistaron los inmortales Beethoven,
Chopin, Haidn. Mozart; como La supe
rioridad cientifca musical conquistada
por Liszt, Meyenbeer, Wagner, Straus,
Thalberg Y, otros mas quienes les fue
otorgado. por la Universidad de Leip-
! sig. Ell titulo de Doctores en- musica?
GPor que no puede esperarse del ce-
rebro musical del joven Pedreira, esa
inspiration sublime improvisation
que distinguian al privilegiado Hum
mel, cuando subitamente armonizaba
las campanadas que ola en- una igle-
sia de Paris, combinandolas con el her
moso tema de su bella Caprichosa"
que estaba ejecutando al piano en- Ia
casa Erard
Nos alegrsremos mucho de que estos
recuerdos artisticos que tenemos de
tantos notabIes maestros. que han da-
do gloria al arte y gloria del arte han
recibido, estimulen ell deseo de nues-
tro joven pianista para que llegue a
ser una figura en- ell mundo musical.
Y despues de esta pequefa apollo
/ gia artistica que anticipamos al pi-
blieo de San Juan, sobre las condicio-
mes pianisticas de Pedreira, restanos
solo desearle, con la mejor voluntad,
la bondadosa acogida que el Sc mere
ce y la protection artistica y sobre to-
do ell exito economico que habra de tri
butarle, a no dudarlo, nuestra culta
sociedad los Honorables patrocinado-
res esposos Towner, y la Colonia Es-
pafiola que siempre responde, genero-
samente, aportando su valioso con-
curse la realization de toda obra no
BILE y buena.
| CRONTSTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25
sTRIBLING, CoNTINUA
ABRIENDoSE PAso

Young Stribbling, la maravilla del
Sur de los Estados Unidos, cuyo cartel
immense ha dado lugar que criticoS
muy notables lie vaticinen Ell champion
de su division, derroto a Dave Rosem-
berg, famoso pugil de peso mediano, de
brillante record.
De los doce rounds, solo gano Rosem-
berg. uno logro entablar dos, 10 que
servira para que sc den una exacta
cuenta de como luci6 al lado del melo-
cotton georgiano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-25

Hacemos con rapidez y a ente.
ra satisfaction todos los fotogra.
bados que I'd. necesite. Y q pre-.
clos econ6micos. Visitenos: Puer-
to Rico nustrado, Inc. San Jose 2.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-11-20
BURGLARS ENTER
DOCTORS OFFICE
Robbers Evidently Hoped to Find
Narcotics in Offices Of Spauld-
ing and Brogunier

The offices of Doctors Spaulding
and Brogunier, on Second street, were
entered last night by burglars evi-
IDENTIFY in search of narcotics. En-
tranct was made by means Of a pass
key.
The robbers went thru the drawers
in DR.. Brogunier's instrument cabi-
net and some of his dental instru-
ments and small bottle of cement
was found on the operating table
in DR.. Spaulding's offices. So far
as the doctors are able to determine,
nothing was carried away.
The theory that the burglars were
after dope is strengthened by the fact
that. the drawer in which DR.. Bro
gunier keeps his dental gold, was
ransacked but none of the gold TAX
en-.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-11-20
MRS. PENROSE is
CLUB SPEAKER
Whitman College Woman Gives In
teresting Address on Subject
OF Legacies

The Kennewick Woman's club met
Friday afternoon in the Congregations
al church auditorium. The High
school girls were guests of the club
to hear Mrs. S. B. L. Penrose of
Walla Walla, who gave a very in
teresting talk on Leracies, stressing
the Importance of legacies in the
form Of ideals to be handed down
to children by their parents. Preced
ing Mrs. Penrose's talk the chairman
of the Ways and Means committee
presented several plans for the COLI
sideration of the club. None however,
were adopted as it was thot better
to give them further consideration
apd to bring them up at the Dccem-
Der meeting.
Music by the High school orches-
ira was delightfully."- rendered and a
concerto for two violins by Beeth-
oven was played by Miss Alma Pecar
and Miss Evangelin Just accompan-
led by Miss Sybil Fraser.
The next meeting of the club will
be held in the Commercial club rooms.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-11-20
NIGHT THUGS :
MAKE BIG HAUL
Goods Worth More Than
Thousand Taken from
. Semon's Store

Merchandise valued at more than
one thousand dollars was stolen from
Semon's store in the early hours Of
this morning when burglars forced
an entrance thru rear window. Ev-
identity the thieves We're frightened
away before their job was finished
for six suit cases which they had par
tally packed with mems suits, were
left lined up near the clothing racks.
It is impossible for Mr.. Semon to
definitely check up his loss, he knows,
however, that the haul included about
20 suits of clothes, several overcoats,
all but half dozen of the entire
stock of silk shirts, some bathing
suits, flannel shirts, one large trunk
and at least two suit cases.
The burglary was discovered by
Harry Cochran, who as night police
man, about a year ago surprised
burglars after they had jimmied the
back door of the same store. Coch-
ran who was delivering mail to The
morning trains, saw the back door
of the store open and Immediately
notified the police. This was shortly
before five o'clock, and could have
been only a short time after the rob-
berry was committed as Night Police
man Reynolds passed through the al
ley back of the store about three
o'clock.
Following the discovery, Deputy
Sheriff Chester MCGEE was called.
He Immediately communicated with
police in nearby towns and notified
all bridge tenders and ferrymen along
the Columbia river. He was able
to track the burglars car for sew
eral blocks but could not follow 1t
to any of the roads leading out Of
town.
The burglars first tried to jimmie
the back door with heavy crowbar
stolen from the Northern Pacific
signal tool house. The door which
was secured by a heavy bar could
not be opened and the robbers at
tackled the window. Two of the steel
bars were pried off and the glass
broken.
Once inside the robbers evidently
went boldly about their work. They
carried the suit cases from a top shelf
near the front of the building and
emptied one of the front show cases
of all its silk shirts. The tray was
removed from the trunk and evident
ly it was packed with mems suits.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-11-20
DANsKIN SPEAKER
Spokane Man Will Weld Gavel a,
Next Session of Legislature

It is now a certainty that Floyd
Danskin, Of Spokane, will be the
speaker Of the house of representa-
tves in the next state legislature.
Ar. Danskin's election became assured
following a conference of candidates
and republican leaders in Spokane
Friday.
The result of the conference was
harmonious all around and as re-
suit Mr.. Danskin will have practical
" the unanimous support of the leg
stature. He will likewise be on the
friendliest Of terms with the admin
istration as he was an ardent support
worked actively in his behalf during
e OF Governor-elect Hartley and
the primary campaign.
N. M. Moulton, of this city, who is
recognized IS one of the ablest men
IN the legislature will probably re-
TAN the chairmanship of the impor-
tant judiciary committee.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-11-20
FIVE UP FOR
PRESIDENCY
Annual Election of CONNER
cial Club to be Held
Wednesday Evening

Sample ballots containing the NAM
es of candidates to be voted on at
the annual Commercial club election
were mailed to all club members YES
terday. The election will be held in
the club rooms next Wednesday eve-
ming as the regular meeting night
falls on Thanksgiving.
When the nominating committee
reported last Thursday evening, three
nominations for president were made
from the floor but no candidates were
proposed for any of the other offices.
The candidates for president, nomi.
mated by the committee are DIR. A,
G. Tullar and w. C. Muldrow. Nom.
nations from the floor were E. C.
Smith, ID. G. Rodgers and II. r. vib.
Der.
Other nominations are: vice-presi.
dent, M. w. Mattecheck and j. A.
Hatch; treasurer, A. F. Brown and
/. N. Mueller; bureau chairman ag-
riculture, p, A. Combelic and L. A.
Tweedt; entertainment, X. C. Gif-
ford and A. H. F. Watkins; trans.
portation, j. B. Thomas and C. A.
Crawford; irrigation, M. M. Moultor
and M. N. Hudnall; civic betterment
o. A. Fisher and Frank Green; mem.
bership, n. w. Desgranges and II. C
Schmidt; trades relations, d. G. Rod.
gers and w. 81. Gascoigne; land set.
tlement, H. G. Fyfe and d. s. Bro.
gunier; finance, L. E. johnson and
j. B. Gilmore; publicity, A. r. Gard.
ner and v. o. Price; roads and tour.
lists, Art Hodge and A. I. Smith.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-11-20
COUNTY GETS
!. ALL IT'S MONEY
Bonding Companies Make
Good Full Amount in Cit
izen's State Bank

Campbell w. Bushnell, of Prosser,
who was in the city the first Of the
week, reports that the bonding com
panies have paid Benton county ev-
cry dollar which it had on deposit in
the Citizens State Bank when it fail
ed June 20 this year. Payments by
the bonding companies included in
terest on the entire amount from the
date of the bank failure.
When the bank failed, Treasurer
Ivan Macy had on deposit, in the
Citizens State Bank, $114,729.24
Added to this, was a cashiers check
for $15,075.24 which had been trans
mitted to New York to pay interest
on Richland Irrigation district bonds
making total of $129, 9,s04.24.
The amount of the depository
bonds carried by the bank was only
$4,000. In addition to this, Treas
urer Macy held government bonds
and other collateral owned by the
bank, in the amount of $25, ,82S.51,
leaving $43,82S.51 unsecured by the
bank.
In making the settlement the coun-
ty collected the $4,000 depository
bonds, converted the collateral secur-
ity into cash at its full face value,
and collected the balance of some
$4,000 from Treasurer Macy's bonds
men.
The liquidation of the accounts was
made without litigation and at very
small expense to the county. The
matter was handled by Prosecuting
Attorney George o. Beardsley with
Mr.. Bushnell as special counsel.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-11-20
GREEN STOCKINGS

If kiddies are to be accepted as
competent critics, and they generally
are, Screen Stockings" as staged by
the High School seniors is an excel
lent show in every particularly. A
dress rehearsal of the play which is
to be given at the Liberty Theatre
Friday night, was put on Wednesday
afternoon for the youngsters. They
voted it a grand success and doubt
less their parents will enjoy it as
much. Tickets are on sale at Vibber-
Gifford's.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-11-20
EXTENSION
NEWS NOTES
Several Interesting Meet
ings Are Scheduled for
This Month

Miss Gertrude Gage, county club
leader, announces the following meet
ings and conferences.
Miss Gladys Gallup, extension spe.
cialist, in Home Management will
meet all women wishing to plan
work for 1925 in any branch pertain
ing to the home. This includes home
improvement, home decoration, and
home management work. The kitchen
Improvement contest was started at
Hover last week and can be started
at any time in other communities.
All extension work must be planned
for before December 9th so II you are
interested, come to the county Of
flee opposite the John Dover Lbr.
Co., at 2 pm. and talk it over with
Miss Gallup, November %.
The second annual club leaders
conference will be held at the Com
mercial club rooms Monday afternoon
November "a. Miss White, the state
club leader will be present and all
club leaders should be present. The
meeting is open to all people who are
interested in this work and the COM
mittee will welcome any suggestions
for making club work greater sue
cess in this county.
Instead of following the plan used
in the past, the method demonstra-
ton plan, Mr.. Armstrong, specialist
in horticulture will use the result
demonstration plan for this county.
He will work with individuals having
some definite problem to solve. At
the end of the year a meeting will
be held to check up on the results.
If you have some definite problem
that needs the help of a specialist,
come to the county office at ten
o'clock Tuesday, November 25 and
talk it over with Mr.. Armstrong.
Don't forget to attend DR.. Caro-
line Hedger's meetings at Pasco on
Tuesday, November 25th at pm.
You can go over on the noon train
or at $3.50 if you can't get there
for the afternoon meeting. Anybody
driving over and having extra seats
in their car, will be doing others a
favor if they will ask neighbor to
god or will call the club agent and she
will find some one who would like to
go. Admission is free but it would
be worth it if they charged dollar.
If you have children it is your duty
to go and if not, you will enjoy it
anyway so don't fail to be present.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-11-20
REBEKAHS MEET
district Convention is Held in Pros.
ser Money for Home

district Convention is Held in Pros
ser Money for Home
mrs. Hattie I. Smith, Mrs. A. l..
williams, Mrs. M. A. Maupin, Mrs.
:. a. Gillespie and Miss Mona Young
r'esnded the district convention Of
: SeOekahs held Tuesday in Prosser.
speakers at this meeting were Mrs.
laura Fields of ConneH, state presi-
uent; Mrs. Grace Harter of Yakima,
p.ss president and Mrs. Osborne Of
bly,.
Inc meeting was held in the Ameri-
'sn Legion hall and was well attend
.u' about two hundred and fifty be-
ing present. A banquet was served
= the Community club rooms. The
sum OF two hundred and fifty dol
'Ars was voted at this meeting to be
used in furnishing a double room in
Walla.