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Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
Dairymen Will
Hold Series of
Field Meetings

One of the mo- important prob,
lens ct tie Imperial Valley dairv-
mann is 10 secure plenty Of feed of
'ha proper Kind for his dairy cows.
During the past winter this has
been especially true, due to the IN
usually cold weather. which inter
fercd with Ike growth of alfalfa
and barley.
Realizing the Importance of this
feeding problem, the dairy depart
ment Of the farm bureau has decid.
ed to cooperate with the agrjtultu-
raj extension seryica in holding a
series Of G2irymen : field meetings.
:. which Better Feeding Of Dai-
= Cows will be discussed
Il has been arranged to hold
these meetings during the week OF
April Il. Hairylncn who are inter
csted should keep this in mind and
watch for an announcement of the
schedule fer these meetings. which
viii De made w..hiu the next few
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
Ohio Farmer Is
Given High Post

Renick w. Dunlap of Pic;away
county, Ohio, member of a family
long identified with farming and
livestock Improvement, has been
appointed assistant secretary of
agriculture by President Coolidge.
He comes directly from his work of
managing his farm and that Of his
father to his work at the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
The new assistant secretary was
born on Il farm i'll Pickaway coun-
tv in 1872. Most of his ancestors,
his uncles and many of his cousins
On both sides Of the family, were
or are farmers, breeders and feed
ers of livestock. His family has
been u factor in tho development
Of the country since the colonial
period
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
Market Report
(Cortiumed from na-re Il

(Cortiuved from pare II
300 few 5.25-f.00 special marks
500, IS 4.JQ-j.00 mostly 4.7j-5.00
poorer low as 800 special marks few
sales coo, Is @.50-4.00 Ariz - all
silzcs, fair condition. 3.j0-4.00.
BALTIMORE: So c.car. > Calf,
I Ilu arvj, 3 recmsigned. - On
track. Express receipts light. OPP
on.ng Monday, s.pplies moderate.
Demand moderate, market about
steady. Imperial-4s 4.50-4.7J, IS
.lcs.lv 40. IS so.
KANSAS CITY: 53' clear. ! Ariz
! Calf arvd, diverted from team
track, g or track. Supplies mod
crate. Demand slow, market dulI.
imperial-4s mostly 400, - mostly
3.75.
CHICAGO: 40 clear. l Ariz, %
Calit, + Mex aryd, 81 on track Sup
pies liberal. Demand and trading
moderate. market weak. Imperial
- 4.2J-4.50 few bd& 40, - $50
100 mostly 3.75-400 poorc. 2.5G-
$50, Is few salca 2.7j-3.00. Ariz-
IS fair quality few sales 2.7J-4.00.
TT. WORTH; n cloudy. ! Ariz
3 Calf aryd, , diverted, on track.
Opening Monday, supplies moderate.
Demand and trading moderate, mar
ket weaker. Brokers carlot sales
Fl. Worth basis. C&lif-4s mostly
!. -5-".52 IS @.00-3.25.
PiTTSBUHGH: @0' clear. Ohio
arvd. Opening Monday, supplies
moderate. Demand slow, market
weak. Cal;;-fs-412s mostly 100
80 few 4.75, IS 3.50-4.00, IS $50
CLEVELAND: 29o clear. . Calf
arva, Q On track, Supplies modcr-
ate. Demand and trading good,
market steady. Imperial--is IS most
Is 400 few 4.25-4.50, IS 300-3.2j.
BOSTON: 81 clear. Calf,
Fla, S. Car arvd, - on track.
/ Supplies moderate, dmeand moder-
ate, market about steady. Imperial
IS 4.7J-J.00 few 5.2J special marks
100000, 5s 4.00-450 special marks
5.00-5.50 por quality and condition
2.0O-3.5O, IS mostly $50 special
marks 400 poor quality and eondi-
tion 300.
PHILADELPHIA: 80 clear.
Calf, Is Fla, s. Car arvd, % on
! track. Western supplies moderate
Southern Supplies liberal. Demand
moderate, market firm. Calif-4s
/ fair quality 4.j0, IS 4.G04.50 few
/ i7J poorer 3.5G-3.75, IS 2.7J-3,50 spC
i cials marks 400.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
mrs. ASHER WINS
PRESIDENTS CUP
IN GOLF CONTEST

Mrs. Jerry Asher won the prcNi.
| dent p cap, offered for women play.
orS of the FL Centre Golf club. ~
defeating Ms. Vaughn Francis
this morning, one up. A'.s. Fran
els Won the runner up prize of -
worth Of merchandise offered by
E. Salomon and company.
Mrs. quay Smith Of Braw}ev
leader in the detected flight won
u pair Of golf clubs donated hy /.
A. Carr, club steward.
Two final matches in the medal
match pi@N- tournament We're play
eI Y ,sterdav afternoon, /, \. Thom-
rs winning The second flight from
Sam Nuron, one up in SO holes.
A. c. Johnston beat {. 7. ogden.
one up in 10 holes. w. !. IiarviH
defeated Johna,oa s.X up in 80
holes.
The approaching and putting
contest fer women resulted in
three corner tie between Mrs Tom
Gill. Mrs. Harry Esskine and Mrs.
Jerry Asher.
William Fleming has set 4 new
record for nina holes, making 4 IS
while PLAYING in 4 foursome yes
tcrlav with Tom GN, !. c. Long
and Y. Z. Francis. The scores We're
Fleming, SOL; Francis. 4l-45: J.
{. Long 4o-4l and Tom Gill &940.
Next SUNDAY 4 So hole tonlHa-
mou: for he club championship
viii start. Prizes will be given for
thu best gross and the best net
scores. All members viii play with
Tie ror.lar Lanlicars.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
100 Coast Folks
On Excursion to
See the Valley

Over 100 SAN Diego residents
arrived in the valley this afternoon
ON the special excursion train OPP
Grated by the San Diego and Ari.
2ona Railway to Brawley. The cx-
cursionists passed through this city
ut 1870 and weru met by Charles
F. Matlin. local representative of
the railroad, who went to Brawley
wish them.
Upon arrival in the latter city
The cXcursionists were taken to the
plaza where they were guests of
the Brawley Chamber of Commerce
ut a picnic lunch, with Secretary
w. W. Van Poi. acting as host.
Greetings were extended them by
Mayor Carey and short talks weac
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
Chaplin's Mother
VIII Learn Of
Decision Soon

WASHINGTON. Mar. $50 lc-
cisiCn will be announced Ioitv iu
the ease cf Mrs. Hannah Cbar. j..
aged and iufium mother cf the
famous screen comedian, WHO j.
scheduled 10 bc depor.el March %.
Secretary o* Labor Davis, Who .-
handling the case personally, post
Ioae3 l.a decision ON whe.hl- Mr..
CAaii.n 3 special permission 20 r.
m.'l iA this country could be OK
tended for another voar, following
r,~ort Il coI fliats with his icgal
advisers oL he question
Davis. on humanitarian groulds,
Is said 20 wish 70 extend tie re-
oucsted permission 10 the aged
hLgi-h wom2a, who WIS given .
years leave % uaain ia IolJ when
she first came 10 this country fer
treatment. On legal grounds i: IS
pointed out that the six years sic
has been here were enough to finish
any treatment if the treatments
were hcuefitting her.
Davis -J expected 10 announce his
decision next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
100000 BLAZE IN
SAN FRANCISCO PLANT

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. %
Fire started by spontaneous com
bustion III n quantity of paint in
the plant Of the Francisco Wheel
Company last night, gutted six
frame buildings.
The damage amounted to about
100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
H1 ApAITNC tn (\xT, CONNIE TALMADGE
g LkEAIAIV11VO ~ LOvL E.

made by other prominent Brawley
citizens.
The return trip was to be start
ed from Brrawley at 4:30.
The excursionists were profuse in
their praise of the valley and of
the beauties of Carriso Gorge,
through which they passed on the
way to Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
BABY DIES, THREE
HURT II ACCIDENT

SA.. FRANCISCO, Mar. pa
baby boy was instantly killed and
three persons were injured SUNDAY
when an automobile skidded over a
cliff and somcrsauitod IS feet down
TO destruction.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Chicago-St. Met s high school of
Chjago, annexed the national cath
Ollie high school basketball champ.
ionship by defeating Marquette
University high of Milwaukee, 10
to +.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Drive to Laguna-Mr. and Mrs.
r B. Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
W. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
Reid, Mrs. Mable a. Summers oe
Los Angeles, Miss Clara Pierce Of
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and
Frank Summers drove to Lagaua
dam yesterday where they had "
delightful picnic lunch aud an al,
round good time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
Everybody hsts faul s Battered
Pop Corn. Whyi adv

Church Society Meets.-The Mis-
sionary Society Of the State Street
Christian Church will meet ct the
home of Mrs. ). W. Leffingwrn,
6l8 Euclid avenue tomorrow. All
women are requested to meet at the
church Mt 1880 from which place
they will so TO the home Of Mrs.
Leffingwell, where a pot-lucls lunch
con viii be served n one clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Life is q gamble. The cards you
catch are no god unless You watch
how to play them.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
HORRIBLE REVEEGE
WREAKBD ON WIFE
~ Initns p-a..ron.oh ~,

ny Inltod tn. LaAHed " Ire
PARIS Mar. @a.--rulle La.oie
Lad his revenge today for tse ac-
tion OF his wife ia Hiyorcing him.
le "ayINd lyr q. + oalE str x
aul lit off hel uo.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
Davis Beauty zaTlor. Phone 227.
adv

s:e-cy Meetirg-3n-s Orph4 \.
Miller, home demonstration agent,
announces q meeting ~ the Com
Iala.tr church. See.ey, tomorrow
wlere guide patterns and dress
forms VIII be taken up. On We'd
resday rhe Spruce demonstration
meeting vii be- held. and on Thurs
day. tar Magnolia Mulberry meet
ing - rbe h9ao of Ms !. J. S,fie-
hY Gide patterns and dress forms
win b. Gisegssed at each ot .Lesc
meetings,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Next time a man tells Won talk
is cheap ask him if he knows how
much session Of Congress costs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

The man who puts confidence in
everyone soon runs out OF conf
dence.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
DaTie Beauty Fa:cyt. Phone 2o-.
adv
Enjoy Weekend Trip-Nr an

Enjoy Week End Trip-Nr. and
Mr.. Cooper MacNu.rav drove +
80. Diego Saturday. accompanied
iv Mrs. IacNuIrav's mother, Mr..
y. 7. Kidwe.. r:Lo Las ben visiting
in Fl Ca-:so for ,hr Ps>t few days
and who is returning 70 Ec- home
III Los &uge.es While iH san Di-
ego, Mr. and Mrs. MacMurray yis-
tied old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. l. T..
Cooper. and Mrs. MaeMurTav :
brother. wlo j. with tie flee: in
..a, city.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
Stoves Evening steak dinners. ad

school Of Music. Elmer A. Todd
assisted by Estelle Katherine Need
ham and Fern Newton. All
grades. Delightful method for child
rem. GA Olive. Phone 4G6W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Since if requires Il processes 10
wash :: s,iff collar thcy should drop
tie grindstcnc and make it 1G.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
steve's fer Special Salads. adv
Eatabies Always Fresh at Steves.
adv

Go to Yuma-Dr. and Ms. Char
les Gre"4wen, DR.. and Ms. r. L.
Palmer Miss Esther XiIlmann, Miss
Sue McGuire and i. Simpler enjoy.
ed q fine trip to Yuma yesterday.
Mr. Sii stated this morning that
h. Lad yer seen the sand hill. near
the plank road quite so beautiful aa
yesterday.
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

New Lady in Town.-AIr. and
Mrs. Milton Griffin on Brighton
street are the proud parents Of 4
blg eight and onc-half pound
daughter, Mary Louise, who WAS
born Saturday morning. MIR. Grif-
fin is connected with the Shell Oil
Company here and Mrs. Griffin was
formerly Miss Mary Adams. po-
pular teacher in the Fl Centre
schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
nance Bvery Wed. { Sat. nights
II Hnha- Palm GARDEN. adv

# Hnhar Palm Garden adv
New Bridges F7bv-Nr. aHd Mrs.
Z. O. Bridges of tL.- city are the
r-oud r7reu-s cf y toAv r.rl. horn
this morning - : o'clock. The
vonrg lady. who has been named
Donoliine. weighs siX and 4 half
rounds and : eniovirg her frs dav
IN earth immensely. IL. B-;2aa7
is doing we'll. according 10 reports
from her husband Who has been in
san Diego with lis wife for more
than q week. The baby was born at
he Paradise Eallev Sanitar.um. ~
tio-e' Cirv. Tho Bridges have lived
N /! Ceatro - se.e,al wears and
have q fc-- IF friends vic III -
glad IL hear tLe iate.lst.ag news.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Mrs. Brooks Beauty Shop. Phone
2a6. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
COTTON MARKETS
by tnited Press Leased Wire

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 23.-Cot
ton futures closed steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Or. Harry Hooper, Dentist CA
Main st. Phone 3S2W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Lunches. Loynds Drug Co. adv If
Judge Marsh Detained Judge 6.
NJ Marsh Of San Diego. who is 70
hold court in this county during the
week, in exchange with Judge NJ
W. Conkling. was unable 10 reach
this city IN ti~a 60 open court this
morning aad sent Telegram ol-
vising that he would Be here tlis
afternoon,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Hotel Barbara Worth club break
fasr 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
and steak dinners $100. Table de
hote dinner $1.00. Seventh street
sntranee direct into dining room. al
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Robertscns Return-r[r. and Mrs.
John r. Robertson aN1 small dauoh-
Ter returned reeentlv from ? ten
DAYS visit with Mr.. Robertson :
parents NJ his o,l homo in Cross
Plains. Teras. NJ. Rboertson states
that lie found Texas verv dry. that
there had heen n very serious drouth
for several months, and that they
saw nothing green from the time
they left Impcrial Valley Uutil they
got back. ''You surely arpreciate
the valley once Won GO away fiom :
and We are certainly glad II eat
back. : IL stated It's morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Wcoda Blessy, Dance Studio. 725
Orange. Phone 4l1W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Held For Investigation Jose
Sanchez, arrested at Holtville and
Sotero Ramirez and Adolph Fuen-
'es, arrested at Westmorlan3, are
I'D at the county Jail awaiting in
vestigation on a charge Of having
entered the United States illegaliv.
They were arrested SATURDAY ~ in
sPeetors f-cm The immigration de-
p2rtmen+.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Spots quiet; fiyi higher: m.ds
20.
NEW YORK. Mar. 25.-Cotton
s,.,.-,. l.l,,.,..l .,,,l,- p,.a
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Legion Meets Tongit.-Nembers
of Beyee Aten Post, American lie
aion, will hold L meeting tonight
in the cub rooms II tie county
courthouse. There are several JIM
portant matters 10 come up for di-.
enssion, and = large attendance i
desired. Tho commissary depart
ment will serve refreshments fol-
lowing the meeting, aAl Professor
Harold Kimbal!'s trained chorus
viii sing as long as they are per
rIitted
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

To New Ar-iVass. Establish your
credit before You need it. This viii
save you delay in opening accounts
with valley merchant-menbers Of
our service. Application forms may
be secured from merchants or II our
office. Commercial Credit & Service
Co. III Relkopf Bldg. FL Centre.
Phone 264. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23
Relatives Take Brvan-BaIa+:,a

Relatives Take Bryan.-Relat;ves
Of Henry II. Bryan, Of Stamford.
Texas, Who was found wandering
ON the desert east Of Holtvil.e last
week hv CLsershcritf Underwood.
arrived in this city today and visit
cd The county farm where Bryan
has been cared for since Ire was
found. The man : mind has become
. total blank regarding himself and
his movements for the past two
weeks. He WAS turned over 10 his
father aud his brother-iu-law. who
plan to take him back to Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Automobile Loans. I clear your
ear and loan you money, YOU pay
ne by the month. Fred R. Cross,
$50 Main St. Phone 3j9J, El Cen
tro. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Steve's SpeclaI noon lunch soc.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Thief Steals Clo:hing.-G. Chad
bourne. l2S2 Broadway, reported 70
the police that his home was enter
Cd yesterday and quantity Of
clothing was taken. An inventory
showed the following articles TO be
missing: one ladies brown coat.
one tain and white sweater. one pair
Of men : pants. one pair bay 5
pants and : violin.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Noland's Orchestra. Music for all
'ccaS;C>"S. Phone El Centro SIS. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Valley Beauty Shop. Phone 3o4J.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-23

Sheriff Gillet: Returns-Sher;ft
Giilett returned from 4 tip 10 the
coast yesterday. bringing with him
SD Boreh, arrested Al RC5oodo
Beach on 4 charge Of passing bad
checks at Brawicv, and Ernest Eng
lish, charged with the same offeuae.
who was arrested II Los Angeles.
The men are held 1t the count
Jail awaiting preliminary hearing.
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CRoNISTA.
Ell ESTADO GRAVE DE BABE
RUTH CAUSA GRAN ANSIEDAD
EN- TODO Ell PALS

En- los cfrculos deportivOs de Ia
naci6n reina gran ansiedad eau
sa del grave eStado de Salud en- que
Sc encuentra ell famoso jugador dc
baseball perteenciente la novena
yankees" de Nueva York, Babe
Ruth trey de los home runs, quier
lego aver a Nueva York proceden-
te de Ashevlle, North Carolina, don.
dc sufri0 un desmayo hace tres dfas
cuando sc disponfa entrar en- ac-
ci6n volvi6 a desmayarse en- la
estaci6n de Pennsylvania a los po-
cos instantes de haber llegado a es-
ia ciudad
Cuando abandon6 el tren en- la
estaci6n referida, pocas horas des-
pu&s de haber desmentido en- Wash
ingtOn una noticia falsa que circu-
10 anteayer en- la noche, anuncian-
do su muerte, Ruth Sc dirigi0 al La
vatorio, donde sufri6 otro deSmayo
conSecuencia del ataque de in
fluenza indigestion de que es VIC
TINA. Ell atleta, al caer, Sufrio un
fuerte golpe en- la cabeza Y tuvo que
ser conducido por varias personas
que Sc hallaban presentes, a un ban
co del salon de espera, namandose
linmediatamente al medico de la es-
ltaci6n, DR.. James Murphy.
Despues de examinar al jugador
ell doctor Murphy manifesto que
Ruth habfa sufrido una ligera con-
mOci0n cerebral al caer, annque mas
tarde dijo: "Es diffcil determinar
por ahora 81 fue una conmoci6n o
una fractura, pero yo creo que es
10 primero."
NIientras el m6dico desesperado
por vOlverle el conocimiento al gran
equippier. lego la estaci6n ell eQui
po de Boston, perteneciente la Ii
ga NaciOnal, cuyos miembros acu-
dieron prestos a auxiliar a Ruth.
Tambi6n sc hallaba presente la es-
posa del jugador.
Cuando lego la ambulance que
habfa Sido sOlicitada, Ruth fu6 CO.
lOcado sobre una silla de ruedas e
inmediatamente fu6 presa de terri
bles cOnvulsiones que hicieron nece
saria la Intervention de seis hom-
bres para que ell enfermo no rodara
por TERRA ,encontrandose entire ellos
Mr.. Barrow business manager"
del club. Ruth pudo ser por fin con
ducido la ambulance que inmedia-
tamente Sc dirigi0 al hospital.
Babe Ruth sc hallab asumamente
palido Y tenfa los ojos apagados Y
vidriosos. A pesar de los esfuerzos
del DIR. Murphy, no pudo recobrar
el cooncimiento Y fu6 puesto en- la
ambulancia en- estado semiconscien
tie.
Inmediatamente despu6s de haber
Hegado al hospital, ell doctor King,
m6dico particular de Ruth, ell DR..
John Harrison, del cuerpo de m6di-
cos del hospital, Sc pusieron en- con-
ferencia v anunciaron despu6s que
harlan I'm informe sobre ell estad0
del jugador a las cuatro de la tar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
En- la Academia
de San Agustirl

tor espanol, demostrando en- su cru
6icion conocer fondo la vida 6e
Cervantes, no sin antes haber hecho
tambien una brillante dissertation
historical sobre la Madre Patria. El
doctor Coll y Cuchi minutes antes
de terminar su magnifica conferen-
eia dedic6 bellas frases al sefor
Ohispo. FL conferencista fue caluro-
samente felicitado por ell sefiorobis-
pc, y por los dernas concurrentes a
aquel acto.
Luego Sc puso en- escena un acto
de 'The Merchant of Venice, eje-
Cutado por los alumnos de La Aca-
demia Luis Sanchez Morales, ]. A.
Cestero, Enrique Iglesias, J. r. Fer
pandez, Antonio Ma. Martinez, Jose
M. Lazaro Garcia, Jose Pic6, j. A.
zalduondo, Jose Tous Soto Jr., r.
E. Avelo, A. S@cola, Ismael Umpie-
IRE y Victor A. Coll. Hicieron gala
los j6venes estudiantes de sus CO.
nocimientos del idioma ingles dificil
s.empre Y mas interpretando a
Shakespeare.
Mr.. Carrier Professor de Ingles de
Ia Institution, hizo uso de la pala-
bra momentos antes de La repre-
sentaci6n para ilustrar al pnblico
Sobre lei Mercader de venecia''
Los j6venes Gutierrsz y Silva re-
citaron bellas poesias.
Como Sc encontraba entire la con-
ferencia Ell notable puertorriqneio
Y elocuente orador Lcdo. Cayetano
Coll Y Cuchi, Y encontrandose vacio
el hueco que habia de llenar en- Ell
rrograma Ell sefior Tous Soto, varias
damas de la concurrencia lie pidie-
ron que hiciera uso de La palabra,
FL ilustre abogado accedi6 gnstoso
al ruego de las cultas damas hacien
dc uso de la palabra acto Seguido,
Fue una deliciosa disertaci6n que
regOcij6 grandemente al pdblico, Ia
que emple6 Ell Lcdo. Coll y Cuchi
para analizar la vida de don Quijote
de la Mancha y su inseparable San.
cho, que lie vali6 mIltiples felicita'
clones del ilustrado pGblico.
La respectable figura del limo.
Monsenor Caruana, apareci6 luegc
en- ell escenario. Con frases llenas de
hondad hizo elogios de La fiesta er
su honor, manifestando Ell placer cor
que habia escuchado la brillante di
sertaci6n del doctor Victor Coll y
Cuchi.
A ESQ de las doce termin6 la vela'
da. march&ndose para su casa los
concurrentes muy satisfechos de ha-
ber asistido a tan brillante acto
Ell honor su limo. Monsefor Jor'
ge J. Caruana.
CRoNISTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
HRILLANTE CoNFERENCIA DEL
DR.. VICTOR COLL Y cUcHI

En- La noche del ultiD>~ jueves lie
v6se cabo en- la Academia de San
Agpstian una esplendida velada IL
rico -literaria, en- honor del onomas.
tico del sehor obispo de Puerto Ri.
CO, Monsefor Jorge CarNana.
La fiesta habia sido dedicada a
los dos grandes hteratos de Tngla-
terra Espana, Guillermo Shakes
care y Miguel de Cervantes Saave-
dra.
FL acto fu6 amenizado por la
inagnifica orquesta de la Academia
compuesta de jovenes estudiantes.
La concurrencia era numerosa Y de
10 mas selecto, entire la cual Sc en-
contraba infinidad de farniliares de
los j6venes que tomaron parte acti-
va en- ell acto.
La aperture del acto estuvo a car
go del Rev Padre Calzada, Quien elo
cuentemente lie ofreci6 La velada al
senior obispo, Y acto seguida hizo
una brillante y merecida presenta-
ci6n del notable conferencista doc
tor Victor Coll y cuchi.
Shakespeare v su obra'' era el
tema designado al ilustre doctor
Coll Y cuchi. FL orador en- Ell desa-
rollo de SUI confersncia hizo un bri-
nante recorrido de La historic de
Europa y de Asia para venir luego
Inglaterra a tratar sobre ell tema
designado, describiendo grandes
rasgos la formation del idioma in
giles. Luego penetr6 en- la vida del
gran Shakespeare, demostrando cl
orador cOnocer profundamente la vi
da del gran escritor.
Como ell ilustre Presidente de la
C5mara de Representatives. Lcdo.
Jose Tous Soto, no pudo asistir al
acto, debido sus mIltiples ocupa-
clones, Y como a el Sc lie habia asig.
nado ell tema de Cervantes'', el
doctor Coll y Cuchi, le dedic6 tam
bi6n unos momentos al gran escri-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28

EN- LA NoCHE DEL JUEvEs UL
TIMo CELEBRosE UNA EsPLEN
DIDA vELADA EN- HONOR DEL
oNoMAsTICo DEL ILLMo. sR.
oBIsPo DE PUERTO RICO
MoNSENoR CARUANA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
Desc Cuenta Del
Peligro

eAquel dolor en- la espalda la esta
hacienda perder el amino. la fuerza
ell vigor? dSe levanta cada mana
ma nerviosa, con vertigos { iras-
cible2 ePadece usted de mortih-
cantes dolores de cabeza? La causa
de todo este es probable que sc deba
fatiga y debilidad de los rifiones.
Quizks hayan tambien molestosos
des6rdenes urinarios.
listed debiera darse cuenta de
que estos sintomas sc deben que
los rifiones piden ayuda. Estos Sc
han debilitado Y no contin6an en- 81
importante labor de filtrar la sangre.
Descuidar estos sintomas comunes
conduce a malestares mas serios
tales como reumatismo. arenillas.
cklculos, acido 1rico 8 hidropesia.
A las primeras manifestations de
dolor de espalda empiezece usar
las PILDORAS DE FOSTER. Este
extraordinario remedio ha venido
ayudando desde hace medic siglo, a
aquellas personals que padecen de
malestares de los riiiones. No haga
experimentos con remedies nuevos
no probados. sino que insista en-
conseguir las PILDORAS DE
FOSTER.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29

DECEMBER 25, PENTEK
A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor kara
csonyi szinieloadasa, a legiobb
miikedvelok felleptevel.