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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
Ell SR. OBISPO Y LA
CRUZ ROJA
OBISPADO DE PUERTO RICO
AN JUAN, P. r.

Abril 15,1925
A los Rev. Parrocos de esta Di6cesis
La Cruz Roja celebrara su cam
pana anual en- la semana compren-
dida entire los dias 10 y 26 del CO.
r1iente mes de abril. Sc hara una
labor intensa, encaminada obte-
ner ell mayor nlmero possible de So
clos en- todos los pueblos de la isla.
La Cruz Roja es bien conocida
de todos por sus metodos organi-
zados para aliviar las necesidades
y repartir socorros ALI donde mas
falta hacen. Es una institution emf
nentemente altruista y ben6fica que
merece nuestra admiration y apoyo
Es nuestro deseo que, como en-
amos anteriores los senores .Parro-
cos 'cooperen al mejor exito de esta
Campana exhortando a sus feligre-
ces a ser generosos con la Cruz Ro-
ia que solamente una vez al ano
nos pide un donativo para llevar
cabo su extensa obra en- bene-
ficio de la humanidad doliente.
Ell OBISPO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
Al AhGm
ANTE a mAn

EHf@ lmfsHtamtaaima asHuto fue
q gae raa3sFs 81 har A. Ahoga-
eess fsmpaes 60 "a fsuna en que
sHEea eseFta 6rrans a. n tardf
aae aEHes nas hemaa rcfeF.8a y
esga lnfaFlHael7a rfsa a. absolute
fsu aisiad y g. naB lneEaeiltud
Ante fi haE ae Abeeadoa de ia
Core Fetaal 81 Haa Juez 0diin
f9uaals enc sHFfRlra 9 deeld.da
arasaxila caatfa 81 fiscal Gay y
- asaiHaf Hsnaah. hasisuao ma-
rifeaiar.aufs Trrtadrrameuie SEN
aafiaHaiss Anfs la aetitud funca
houraaa y iaafa dsl Ian- Juez Pc.
deul = fseal Gas gpt5 uHa poll
tiea - csaslsas. rfhasaHd0 oautes.
ear las Fnanifsstaeaaea DEL IaeE. y
TshasaEi, asimiama Fehatir ias
EFsehas roaeIgyfatea que aleho
rgola faar.aaafls rroeaiarg - su
cgutEa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
Editorial diarlO del DR.. Frank Crane
EL HABITO Y LA EMOCION

habitos. Son dificiles de formar.
Pero aunQue al principle Sc necesi-
Ia voluntad para comenzarlos, al
fir eilos operan solos.
No tenemos que velar los habitos.
Los habitos Sc ocupan de actua1
por nosotros.
Fernando buenos habitos, Sc po-
ne uno acknowledgements en- manos
de un policia que inconscientemen-
te determine eI curse de nuestra
vida.
Un habito jamas duerme. Stem
pre- est& a1erta. La buena voluntad
y las buenas intenciones pueden
variar segln en- el estado en- que
nos encontremos. Pero ell hombre
que ha creado buenos habitos pre-
senta una superficie uniforne, sin
a.teraciones de ninguna clase.
Copyright, 1925, por The Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18

Pocos nos damos cuenta de que
las emociones, 10 mismo que las ac-
clones, son hijas del habito
Nuestras pasiones tienen que te-
ner una senda trazada por la cual
caminar 10 ndsmo que nuestros he
chos.
FL proverbio aleman que dics
cue todos los principles son diff
Giles es completamente cierto.
Prudence Penny recieute.Icnte
cit6 10 siguiente:
"Toda condici6n mental estable-
cida es un habito adquirido, y Sc
ha hecho tai por la continua repe
ticion del pensamiento Tristeza y
algeria, tranquilidad y coraje, ami
bici6n Y generosidad-en realidad
todos los estados eIementales-son
habitos hechos por propia selection,
hasta que Sc hacen automAtic0s,
Un pensamiento repetido constante-
mente por fin Sc hace un habito
mental, de estos habitos Sc des-
arroIla la vida. -
Una de las causas por 10 que una
cosa lie da coraje a I'd. es porque
en- condolences similares I'd. cogi6
coraje EN- otra OCCASION.
81 nos acostumbramos a expresar
pensamientos agradables, continua-
remos haci6ndolo cada vez mas; y
la vida nos sera mas f&cil. ST nos
acostumbramos a reprimir tales
emociones, cada vez Sc nos hara
mas f&cil reprimirlas.
El caracter depende de nuestros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
BoDAS EN- isabella

Manana Is de abril contraeran
matrimonio en- Isabella ell ilustrado
joven, m6dico cirujano de recono-
cido m6rito professional, DR.. Agus-
tin Sanchez, y la bella y amable
sehorita Maria Mercedes Dehz.
Ell DR.. Sanchez, de la distingu1-
da sociedad de Vega Baja, es hijo
del apreciable caballero espafiol don
Pho Sanchez Martin, y la senorita
Maria Mercedes Deliz es miembro
de una de las familias mas respeta-
bles de la brillante sociedad de
Isabella.
A esta pareja que va a reaiisar
su suefio de amor, lie enviamos nues-
tras feicitaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
LAS PERSONALS QUE FIGURAN
EN- Ell NUEvo GABINETE
FRANCES

PARIS, abril IT. (Cable Franc6s)
Ell nuevo gabinete, segdn Sc ha
anunciado ofcialmente, esta forma-
do de La manera sigpiente:
Presidente Y Mnistro de Guerra,
Paul Painleve.
Asuntos Extranjeros, Aristides
BRAND.
Finanzas, Joseph CailIaux.
Justicia v Vice Presidente del
Consejo, Jules Steeg.
instruction, Anatole De Monzie.
Interior, Senador A. Schrameck.
Comercio, Charles Chaumet
Marina, Emile Borel.
Colonias, Andre Hosse.
Agricultural, Jean Durand.
obras Pdbicas, Pierre Laval.
Trabajo, Antoine Durafour
Regiones Devastadas, Pierre Dey-
ris.
Pensiones, Louis Anterior.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
Terrible fiCaz0n

La desesperante picaz6n Y ardor
del herpe dcsaparece inmediatamen-
tie con la primera aplicaci6n del
nuevO Y maravilloso ungtientO
SORBINOL. Su acci0n calmante y
sanativa hace que sea inmejOrable
para aliyiar almorranas, quemadu-
ras, heridas, diviesos, nacldos cia-
cotes Y demas Intermediates de In
piel. Durante muchOs amos SOR-
BINOL fu6 el remediO favorito que
recetaba un notable especialistu
pero ahora puede obtenerse q I'm
costo relativamente peQueno en- las
farmaciaS de II. X. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
POR .DONDE.
Gconiiaaaeidn de la srA)

n.ente contestants en- naestTa odi-
cl6n domlnleal de nlahana, induda-
hlemente ana de Las meiores publ
eadas hasta ahora.
No deben olvidar los amantes del
/ depeFte fsbasebolero" que Ell
MUNDo publiea todos los dOmin-
ges las melores eF6nieas. 7 mueho
msnos deben delaF de leer los "a.
n2tie0a hlpaeos nuestras predieeiO-
nes. cada vez mas aceTtadas, antes
de haceg Las eombinaeiOnes semana-
les.
f InauguTaremos esta semana la sac
ol6a de modas. en- obsequio a aaea-
tras damas. y esperamOs que la no
taeiA sea aeogida con algeria. No
pearAn pass deeiF que las Olvida-
mos ga cue a elias dedicamOs toda
una pAgina. Para las muchaehas,
IA eolumna de notas s0eiales, a car
So de CASTOR Paris.
lPor d6nde aesembarc6 Colon.
per Aguadilla. por Aguada7 FL doc
tog Victor Coll y cuehi, veFdadera
antonaad en estas materias. deja
aclaFad0 debidamente este punto
ca nasstra ediei6n de maiiana.
Para los que aguen con avidez
Is lectuFa de "REMIGIo" debe-
nos aseirles cue esta vez viene
mas iuteresaHte que nunca, y no
s6lo ESQ. sino cue tambien don An
SCI trata esta semaRa un tema que
~ pEe9enpad0 a no poeas peEsonas
@ltimameute.
Para los iectores y numeTosos ad-
ulFadores de Martinez Aeosta, una
hlen escrita cF6niea.
simmonds y otros de nuestros co
labaFadoFss extranieTos publican
magistrates tEabajOs.
- Lcdo. Gonzalez Lamas ague
puhueando sus importantisimas con
feEencias sobre la Ley de Corpora
clones y otEos extremes.
Imposible oiyidar Ia seeei6n CO
miea. cue tantos leetores caenta.
AaemAs. IA pagina de aventuras, Re
vista Universal euentos. ehistes y
mnehas otFas cosas en- obsequio a
HamstFos lect0Fes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
CON LA MAS.

Continuation de Ia So. pag.
no produce ningdn da1o en- Ell or
ganismo.
Nosotros confiamos pues, ell que
Las autoridades procederan con ma
no flrme, para poner remedio tan
dehcada situaci6n, que est& produ-
ciendo espanto y zozobra en- las
famihas, muchas de las cuales nos
han dirigido cartas, excitandonos
a dar la voz de alerta contra tan
criminales abuses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
DONA ANA MARIA T. DE
ROSES

Esta apreciabilisima dana, que
estuvo enferma de algun cuidado,
Sc halla va completamente bien
de salud, por 10 cual ha recibido
tanto ella como su digno esposo,
muchas felicitaciones.
La sonora de Roses fue opera
da recientemente por Ell notable
facultativo DR.. Lopez de la Rosa,
quien ha recibido tambien nu-
meros placemes por ese nuevo
triunfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
FELEcITAcIoNEs AL sR. JOSE
s. ALGERIA

femos sahido que con motivo
de IA eaFta que escribiera al Hon.
Jnez odin sobFe el asunto de Ia
Fevista eatudiantil PRO Repdbl.ca
De Pssrto Rieo", IA eual pubhca-
Fames sn nnestFa ediei6n de aver
= en- Ia cue haee gala de una bri-
lianse Recommendation y un aeendrs
do aEhsi0 anaeionaiista. el senior
Jsss 3. Algeria Ia sid6 muy fehci.
taeo GA San Juan y Ia recibido
Haehos tslegramas de congratula.
eion de "a isla.
Ways nn estEecho apret6n de ma
nos a nuestEo distinguido amigo por
De aplaudid0 cue Ia sido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
Ia VERDAD..
eussaass 80 l. ssa saE.

asss all@ Is Frnunela ael
GasiFa hsilafsaas aal l. &c
ffst - hss eslaies GaF 3 hensen
ssM Easss ai Fafseef 81 Hon
Nnm 0*Mn
f e &C. FL Fs. Ia Fes.e8sa al.
fa 0sNa - este assnia IS So
afe a&6a NaFaee aae "a
ai aF CastFa. y eensl-
a So 49, ea lasfa desiltulrle
Hf4le Cay y menson
aHa uts aii4 sa inflaeaeias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
TELEGRAMA AL JEFE DE
DISTRITO

Rio Piedras, Abril II, 1925.
Jefe Distrito P. I.
San Juan.
Fuerza Policia felicitan guardia
Trinidad Morales, por haber sido
exonerado tan grave cargo. Para
Fiscal, Ofciales Policia Y Detect
yes Y Abogados defensores que hi
cieron brillar iusticia, nuestro mas
alto respeto. A infelices que tra-
taron deshonrarnos que Dios los
perdone.
r. CT J. D.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
SUPRIME Ell MINIS
TEEIo DE LAS REGIoNEs
DEvASTADAS

PARIS, abril II. (Cable Fran
c65).-A ultima hora Sc la decidi-
DO abolir ell puesto de ministro de
las regiones devastadas. Sc le ha
sustituido con un sub-secretario en-
el Ministerio de Finanzas. Para Ell
nuevo puesto SO ha designado a
Paul Morel. Asi es que Deyris ha
sido eliminado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
"a ktNuEHfEsCiOs DEL
tA-EIhcAt thA D. WILLS

a Hafras Eff.8icas infor-
m fH Fi aaanta ~ iutesen.do
s9aE EFlaflI.a I.asn.eEte g eK Flseal Ira
k He.s sc ea enfmiEo personal
a. esHsF CsatEa, y fampsea an iie-
Es ng ta .caa~Mf oaAn. - se-
ae ga W Pa meFldo toios
- feeartFa Ham Heaer "a lion
-&@eE thsla sa uaa paalEi6n &el.ca-
as. g asstfssf 6 De- Nscaies Cay
y he1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
MILES DE PERSONALS
SATISFECHAS

pueden asegurar usted 10 que va
le un anuncio en- Ia seccion de anun
clos clasifcados de Ell MUEDo.
81 desea usted vender 0 comprar
una casa, alquilar una habitacion,
utilize Ell MUNDo y Quedara us
ted satisfecho. Solo por un dollar a
Ia semana. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18

En- los examenes de revalida I'LL
timamente celebrates por la Junta
de Medicina, Sc gradu6 de enferme-
ra, con excelentisimas notas, lay dis
tinguida sefiora, Dona Emilia Ar.
zan.
Damos nuestras muy merecidas
felicitaciones a tan culta DANA Y
le deseamos mucho 6xito en- su pro-
fesion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
Gran
OpOrtunidad

La EscueIa de Enfermeras del
Hospital Presbiteriano ofrece
a un n1mero Iimitado de Sc
noritas, blancas, de no menos
de II anos de edad, y que ha-
yan cursado Ter. aiio de Es-
cueIa Superior, la oportunidad
de ingresar en- ell pr6ximo cur
so que enpezara ell 10. de
Agosto.
NOTA:- Envie su soIicitud
antes del 10. de Julio al apar-
tado 367, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
REMEDIo EFICAz

GPor que no encontrar trabajo 81
10 necesita? Utilize Ia secci6n de
anuncios clasifcados de este dia-
rio y encontrar& trabajo. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
INEcEsITA UNA HABITAcIoN?

Hagalo saber por mediaci6n de
la Seccion de anuncios clasifcados
de Ell MUNDo. FL costo es mas
bajo de 10 que I'd. Sc figura. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
vend0 Auto JeWett

de cinco asientos en- buenas
condolences. - Informaran:-
Allen No. 2. Derecha, Tel. 666
San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
AL FIN Sc FORMA Ell
GABINETE FRANCES

PARIS, abril II. (Cable Fran
ces) .-Cuando va estaban aban-
donadas casi todas las esperan-
zas de formar gabinete aver, Sc
logr6 llegar a un acuerdo Y los
puestos quedaron distributes en-
Ia siguiente forma:
Loucheur, Comcrcio.
Emile Borel, Marina.
Chaumet, Colonias.
Jean Durand, Agriculture.
Laval, Obras Publicas.
Durafour, Trabajo.
Deyris, Regiones Devastadas.
Anterior, Pensiones.
Painleve, Premier Y Guerra.
BRAND, Asuntos Extranjeros.
Caillaux, Finanzas.
Steeg, Justicia.
De Monzie, Vice-Presidente del
Gabinete e instruction Publica.
Schrameck, Interior.
oUININA EN- FoRMA SUPERIOR
El efecto t6nico Y laxante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA
lie hace superior a la Quinina or
dinaria, y no afecta la cabeza. La
firma f w. GROVE sc halla er
cada caiita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
RETRETA DE LA BANDA MU-
NIoIPAL DE SAN JUAN EN- LA
PLAZA DE RALDoRIoTY Ell
Ola 10 DE ABRIL 1925.
Primera Parte.

CADETEs DE LA RE1NA
Paso Doble de la opereta.-Lu-
ma.
LEoNoRE
Fideio 1906. obertura. L. van
Beethoven.
EVA
Gran selection de la opereta a
petici6n de la sehora Caparr6s.-
IF. Lehar.
DON CELso
Danza petici6n de las seforitas
del Balloon de los Diablos.-M. I'll
zol. -
Segunda Parte.
"A. PAVANA
A petici6n de la sefiora del Di.
rector de la Banda del Regimiento.
e. Lucena.
HOT LIPS
Fox Trot.
MALAGUENAs
cosnetin.-M Marquina.
The Star Spangled Banner.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-18
DoNA EMILIA ARZAN

Pensiones, Louis Anterior.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-11-19
HEDGES NOTES

The regular grange meeting will
be held in the assembly hall on Fri
day the 9th. The chief business Of
the evening will be election Of officers
Tor the ensuing year and it is. hoped
there will be good attendance.
Bring dime for lunch.
On Sunday, November %, will be
the beginning of ten days special
service at the M. E. church to begin
at 1880 with lantern slides on "The
Scenes in the Life of Christ" which
will be conducted by Rev. and Mrs.
thompson They will also give a few
slides every night during the special
services. You are earnestly requested
70 De present at these meetings. Also
at Sunday School next Sunday at 10.
Inere is class for everyone and a
hearty welcome to all. Come and help
US II you are not connected elsewhere.
Miss Hilda Seeliger of Walla Walla
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
K. B. Perkins.
mrs. Lester Cox has her two neph-
ews here from Spokane for the win
'el and are attending schoole here.
george Frederick had the misfor-
tune to lost a very fine COW this week
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-11-19
Odd Properties Are
Accorded Elder Tree

Most people know the common elder
tree, but probably few realize that
more attributes are accorded to this
tree than to any other.
It is, for instance, a pretty safe
refuge from flies and other insects, for
they avoid it, while cattle refuse to
eat its leaves It is often found grow
ing in churchyards, as it is supposed
to be avoided by witches and ghosts.
Whatever it's magical powers, the
elder certainly has valuable medicinal
properties, though whether the Eng
lish villagers belief that the leaves
Of an elder bush growing on wall
will cure fits is justified is open to
doubt.
In some districts 1t is also believed
that to stand near an elder tree dur
ing a Thunderstorm gives certain i'm
munity from being struck by lightning.
A fungus called Jews ear often
appears on the trunk of the elder tree,
and this, too, has been supposed to be
cure for quinsy.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-11-19
; . $3.50 . - . . . . = . .
DISTRICT No. 9 :
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Meals were
Kennewick visitors Saturday.
Murray Kennett missed two days of
school last week on account Of sick
ness and Warren Kenneth is at home
this week suffering with a severe
cold.
H. j. Kendrick is spending a few
days in Kennewick having dental
work done.
Leland Cochran and Ted CARAT
of Finley, spent the week end with
Leland's father r. L. Cochran, at the
Canyon.
Jewell Miller is visiting her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Barrett.
Margaret Cochrana, o former pupil
Of our school but now of The Dalles,
Oregon, is quite sick with pneumonia
and appendicitis.
Mrs. Annie Hutchinson received the
sad news of the death of her aunt
Mrs. Goodbey of Portland.
Charles Davis left for Spokane,
Monday.
Last Thursday, Mrs. F. G. aBrrett
accompanied her SON Harold as far
as Vancouver on his return to the
hospital corps at Bremerton. Mrs.
Barrett returned Sunday after a
short visit with her daughter Mrs.
Frances Miller.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-11-19
Kings Mythical S.Dord

Excalibur is the name given the Ia
nous mystic sword of King Arthur,
which he found inserted in sheath
Of stone and pulled out, although 2Ol
Of his brayest knights had singly been
unable to withdraw it. An inscription
on the stone declared that whoever
should succeed in unsheathing the
sword would prove to be the rightful
heir to the throne; and Arthur was
accordingly chosen and proclaimed
king by general reclamation. The
sword was said to be so bright that ut
gave light like thirty torches" Arthur,
at the approach Of death, commanded
an attendant to cast the sword into q
lake nearby, but the order had to be
given three times before it was Obeyed.
AS soon as the sword touched the
water, a hand clothed in white
samite" appeared, caught 1t by the
hilt, f1ourished it three times, and then
sank beneath the waters of the lake.
TennysOn has related this incident In
ssNorte d'Arthur. City Star.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-11-19
Lip Reading in Mile

A London police court was amazed
BY the ease with which deaf mute
was able to speak and hear, moving
sOundless lips In answer to the mes
sages he read on the lips Of those who
spoke to him.
But this feat would not be consid-
cred remarkable in Lancashire, for the
girls who work in the cotton mills
have brought the art Of conversing by
lip language to high degree Of per-
lection.
It is impossible to carry on ordinary
conversation In the hum and roar Of
the weaving sheds, but long practice
has enabled the girls to converse quite
easily across long room filed with
the deafening noise Of machinery by
watching each others lips.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-11-19

=
Mrs. Ed Sellick had for dinner
guests Sunday Mrs. Helps and Au-
brey Kirkly.
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Joe
Gerards last week with big attend
ance. After the business luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Thos. Hooker is back home
again after being at worok for seven
weeks at Three Rivers association.
Mr.. MacAlvane who is quite sick
at the home Of his daughter Mrs.
Ryerson had Rev Thompson and
Rev. Coult of Pasco to visit with him
Monday. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper.
Mrs. VIM. Pearce and Mrs. Roy
Strickland have both been sick with
the grippe but are better now.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-11-19
CITIES GETTING ENOUGH

Seventy-five thousand dollars q
year are spent by the state highway
department on maintenance of state
highways within the limits of cities
and towns. And this allowance is
liberal enough, department. officials
believe. The allowance of $500 a mile
to keep up paved streets in cities is
estimated to meet all maintenance
charges but not to pay interest on
the investment in paving. Some in
terested cities have proposed to as
sess large share of original con-
struction cost of streets used as ar
terial highways to the state, but
state officials object to the scheme.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-11-19
Last weeks items)

The regular Grange meeting will
be held Friday of this week. It is
hoped there will be a big attendance
as our next meeting will be the cleo
ton OF officers for next year. Bring
a dime for your lunch.
There was a big crowd at church
Sunday night to see the lantern slides
of South America, given by Rev.
Thompson and his wife, which was
very interesting. Arrangements are
in hand for special services when
they will give more pictures each
night. Definite plans will be in next
weeks Courier.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock and
Preaching services at II, to which
all are cordially invited. We need
you.
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Joe
Gerard's Wednesday with a good at
tendance. Final arrangements were
made for the sale of work to be held
in the hall Thursday. Nov. 10. Be-
sides the sewing and fancy work
booths, there will be a candy booth
and fish pond, also lunch will be
served at 10c plate. Your presence
and support will be greatly appre-
ciated. At the close of business meet
ing very splendid lunch was served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Zindel, Mrs. Boise and Mrs. Deakins.
Anyone wishing to bring any ar
ticle for the bazaar or lunch, which
will be cake and sandwiches are well
come to do so.
The many friends of Mrs. Fred
Parkinson who left here about four
years ago and went to California
will be sorry to hear they were burnt
out of house and home last week,
losing everything they had. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parkinson were out at work
when the fire happened. This is the
third time they have lost their home
and belongings by fire.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-11-19
ONEOUT OF II
DIES OF I. B.
White Plague Sufferers
Easily Cured Seal Sale
Provides Clinic Service

aOne person out of six on the
stroets of any American town Or city
: suffering from active tuberculosis
declared DR.. j. j. Marley, diagnos-
t;c;an for the Washington Tubercu-
ios;s association here today, in COM
menting upon health conditions in
Washington at the prtsent time
aAnyone standing on a street corner
and regarding his fellow citizens will
he appalled, by these figures, but they
are horne out by actual government
statistics" he continued.
The Seattle specialist went On to
cav that one out of every twelve per-
SONS in the state of Washington will
come to his death thru this scourge
He pointed out the fact, brought out
da;lv by the statewide clinics which
he conducts under the auspices of the
association, that most of these cases
who have the disease are not aware
of it until it is too late for anything
to be done for them.
"This condition has persisted in the
mast" he said, because people have
not been informed upon the simple
means by which the white plague
NAV be recognized. If the disease is
recognized in time, it is the easiest
of the ills of man to combat effec-
lively.
Through our statewide clinics,
conducted in seventeen counties hav-
ing county nurses, our association
brings to the most isolated commun-
ties in the state, every facility for
diagnosis and advice possessed by
the large cities. These facilities in
clue tuberculin for the Won Pirquet
akin tests, full standardized hospital
records, laboratory aids. every kind
az information and advice, and finally
the best system of follow-up work
and nursing provided in any state
in the union"
All of this service is made pos
sible by the funds received each year
by the sale of Christmas seals.
The Chilkoot post., 1925-04-24

NEW ELECT RIG u GIFT MACHINERY 4 The machinery for the new electric ] Sunday on the s. 5. Guecn.
 The Commanding Off ccr, Lajor Fl L-e the Post Quarte rnastcr to dc tail a suffi the Post En giaeer to install it vi tn all expected the plant will be in opc ration The plant i s being erected on the si was burned last win ter.
Evening star., 1925-06-01

of the list, by Stuart S. Janney, di-
rector of the Department of Welfare
of Maryland.
Complaint is made of sanitary con-
ditions.
"One of the worst faults of this jail
the report says, is the fact that the
dirt from the rooms must be swept
through a slit under the door 11a
inches high, through which also the
food is passed to the prisoners in
fiat pans. Little stretching of the
imagination is necessary to picture
the condition of the food and its eff
feet on the appetite.
This was one of the few jails
where the prisoners complained of the
food "