davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BARGAINS.

1925 Ford coupe. $3.50
1924 Ford sedan. $50
1925 Maxwell club sedan. $50
1924 Maxwell club sedan. 600
1924 Maxwell club coupe. SIS
1924 Dodge special touring. $50
1923 Hupp touring. ..... $50
1920 Hupp 4-pass. coupe. 250
1923 Buick sedan. $50
1923 Oakland roadster 49,. 500
1924 Chevrolet sedan ..... $50
1923 Chevrolet sedan ..... 800
1924 Chevrolet touring. -. $50
1924 Overland touring 80. 25O
1924 Ford touring ....... Us
1923 Ford coupe. ......... Us
1923 Ford sedan. ......... 200
1921 REQ touring .... 800
1922 Davis sport touring. 400
1923 Hudson coach. $50
1924 Studebaker touring .. $50
1920 Buick coupe. $50
1922 Wills-St. Claire rds. $50
1922 Gardner touring ..-.. .275
1923 Olds A-cyl. touring. :. $50
1922 Chalmers 7-pass. tour. 400
1923 Maxwell sport touring. 400
EVERY CAR IN SPLEN-
DID MECHANICAL CONDI-
TION, READY FOR DEM
ONSTRTION.
All have five good tires. All
are far above the average used
car in looks and condition. An
inspection of our used car stock
will convince the most skeptical
that here your
DOLLAR WILL BUY
ONE HUNDRED CENTS
worth of dependable transpor-
tation.
LIBERAL TERMS.
1921 14th. North 1896.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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HUDSON COACH.

1923 model; shows every i'll
dication Of proper care and at
tention; newly painted. $40
down and S35 monthly.
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FORD TOURING.

1925 model; in service about
four months; balloon tire equip
1nent. This car can be pur-
chased as low as $3.50 weekly.
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WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN.
1925, model 65, 5-passenger;
driven about 5000 miles. Con-
siderable saving on this car.
Has been run just enough to
timber up the motor. Very easy
terms can be arranged.
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HUPMOBILE TOURING.

1925. This car has been used
only few months and is equal
TO new in every respect except
the slight wear shown on the
tires. This car is specially
priced at $785, an actual saving
OF $500 from the present deliv-
cred price. We recommend this
buy as one of the most attrac-
tive ever offered to the buying
public OF Washington.
BUICK 5-PASS. TOURING.
1924 model; paint, tires, up
holstery and general appearance
exceptionally good; consider
ably above the average. A
genuine bargain at $3.50.
FORD COUPE, 1925 MODEL.
This car cost $685 with pres
ent equipment three months
ago. Five balloon tires. Our
price today is SAYS, a saving of
S21O.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN

1924 model, serial No. 12-F-
1881. This car, priced at $3.50.
should convince the most skepti-
cal of the wonderful values that
we are offering. And just think
of it-$3.75 weekly.
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMOHILES.

AERO TAXI Co. and 7 pass. cars: cheap
est rates White chauffeurs or drive il your
self. Trips sDecial Lincoln 80.
BY MONTH-Lincoln sedan. Pierce Arrow
Limousine. Marmon sedan. late models:
1915 with chauffeur. Mr.. Harlan. North
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s27 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.--Large front
room. next to bath. all modern Improve
nentE
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WARDMAN-JUSTICE.
wILLYS-KN GHT- -OyERLAND
USED CAR SHOwROOMS.
I'LL and 1zl1 l4th St. NV.
CERTIFICATION..

The following II cars listed
below are certified as to the
mechanical condition. actual
value, mileage. year, etc.
The value of certification de-
pends entirely upon the integ-
rity and reputation OF the
dealer.
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HUDSON-ESSEX
CLOSED CARS

HUDSON-ESSEX
CLOSED CARS
For the Thoughtful Buyer Who
Wants to Save Money.
4 Hudson coaches.
2 Hudson sedans.
5 Essex coaches.
II Ford sedans.
l Dodge sedan.
l Chevrolet coupe.
These cars are all in good
condition and prices range from
$3.50 to 5000.
Easy Terms.
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.,
1722 L ST.. west of Conn. Ave.
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RENT ROOMS-SURURBAS.

IN MODERN HOME. furnished: l room for
housekeeping If desired. phone: one fare
zone: near ear line. Phone Eyattsvllle $50.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES


PACKARD
Guaranteed Used Cars.
We have a few touring mod
els-various makes at special
prices this week. Unusual bar
gain terms.
Open Evenings.
1907 KALoRAMA Rp. JUST OFF 18th
DUE TO
the late reduction in Hudson
Essex new cars, we have cut
Our
USED CARS
in accordance.
Hudson sedan.
Hudson coach.
Dodge sedan,> disc wheels.
Ford sedan.
Ford touring.
Chevrolet coupe.
NEUMEYER MOTOR CO.,
1928 14th St.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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535 IRVING ST NV Two beautiful
rooms for housekeeping: newly papered
southern exposure. gas and electricity
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1913 3rd ST. NV Large bed living room.
home privileges: reasonable. Phone Adams
h.I
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AVAILABLE November Is to couple with
out children comfortable house in CIaren-
don. r. and h.. ami, SO. Address boX
2Og.M Star Office. u
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E4lb 1Sth 81. N."-IO reflneO person.
large closet: electricity. hot water heat. con
tinuogs hot water. attractiyely. furnished
Park fSsSHu and 0SF &avy u Yard ne cars 'e4'4''
54O0 NEVADA AvE-CHEVY CHASE
ity. si7.56: garage available. Apply sun
day day, 2 blocks East Connecticut ave on MI
rooms. aicove. End floor newly papered.
painted: sink. range. etc; adults: reference.
1913 Bird ST. NW.-Large bed living room,
kitchen. bath and porch: gas and elec.;
bone privileges; reasonable Phone Adams
$40 Trying ST; NV Two beautl beautiful
soHshe'" s25 moe;h sa3 GarsE% ana if
AVAILABLE November Is to couple with
out children. comfortable house n ClaTen- u
aS5: aSaM s Star a"S Once. S ami, SO. Nou1'
1919 +, ST. Sc, rooms. incosed porch
ami ami; Ink: no children dss also garage. Can
III B ST S.E.-Two rooms. first floor; x.
Reasonable H.-w.h sink in kitchen Adult
1913 MARYLAND AVE. Ne 3 or >
rooms. porch: Ink: gas. electricity. h.-wh..
l27 18Th ST. Ne rooms and bath elec-
Owner i
1923 LEWIS ST. NE.., north of FLORIDA
sve;-3-room APT. new house. porch. light.
Ss 5oa%s es@ { g. and ,ss s,spP heat $40 per
| front rooms for Ink we'll heatad: eec..
phone.
1904 C, ST, N,E-After MONDAY, g front
500 500 Call ii. / Line. a49a u's -
1890 9Th ST. NV large rooms for
III Z: adults. $40 per month. 81.
l5Hs QUE wv large rooms and aicoye;
sol llllp
lerred: reference.
rooms. colored third floor: heat and
| 1913 ST sE-Entire first floor three
| newly decorated rooms: nv n. range. sink
bath: h.-w.h.. eiec gas. -----N--.-----,
213 ST. N.E-3 unfurnshed rooms for
rent Call between and g. %
i59 i55a So, e AVE Ea - large bright rooms
| $3.50 1oth st. Nv! large rooms. houso- houss,,
| I522 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Two rooms. bath
5oo5 l4th sT.-3 rooms. litchenette and
! private bath. Adams 4933. .
! gig 18th ST. N.w.-Cnfurnished room. sec
| "nd floor. hot-water heat electricity.
| 327 18th ST. Ne or 3 Ink: electric.
| ia 9th NE rooms second floor, n
1926 18th ST NV. Apt. 3-Three large
| rooms. bath and sleenLng porch. ami
| l7l5 y. CAP. >T.-Unfurnshe3 rooms
| h.-W.h.. elec
7l3 D ST. SE-Two front rooms good 10
| cation. private family: no children.
| l2"2 FLORIDA AVE. NE.-2 rooms. front:
| neat. gas. electricity: reasonable.
u ST. Me- rooms. hot-water heat;
| gas and sink. 81
105. 5th ST. ,N.E.-Two elegant rooami,
| ami. unlimited phonr: no children 81
| 1918 3ith ST. N.W-Two unfurnished
132 9th ST; SIS clean rooms. heat and
| gas. Lincoln 2623W. i
| 502 G ST. N.E-3 unfurnIshed rooms. sec
| ond floor front; electricity: Ink. i
rooms best location: SIS a month. i.
80 9th ST. NE-Four outside rooms
| heat. gas and Electricity 2'
! 44s IRVING NW.--TWa rooms. hItchenette.
| bath. heat. gas, electr.'I'y- rs'l-onahle.
| l0l1 NJ ST. N,w.-LarEe loom. Ink; per
mltted: Bird floor. 81
1921 eth ST N.W-Iwo large. bright
! :o0ma.
| 1872 9th ST NV rooms. ami: heat
| gas electric light furnished: adults only. =
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$40 MARYLAND AVE. N.E-Three large
rooms alcove 2nd floor: newly papered.
painted: sink. range. etc: adults: reference
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BIG BARGAINS
GUARANTEED
USED CARS.


USED CARS.
We are offering particular
inducement to prospective pur-
chasers of used cars in the form
of a substantial reduction in
prices on all cars.
This fact does not, however,
remove the "P A r K w A Y"
guarantee of 80 days.
II your credit is good lenient
terms may be arranged.
YOU SHOULD NOW
OWN A CAR.
1924 Ford Touring,
good condition,
$225.
1923 Ford Touring.
first-class shape.
SIPS.
1924 Ford Coupe.
completely overhauled.
$3.50.
1923 Ford Fordor Sedan.
Newly painted: car in perfect shape.
$3.50.
1924 Ford Touring.
Mechanically perfect; practically brand
new cord tires.
Sis.
1922 Ford Sedan.
Good mechanical condition; splendid car
for the money.
$3.50.
1923 Ford Touring, 500.
1921 Ford Sedan, $50.
Pay Us a Visit.
OPEN SUNDAY.
See Mr.. lie Vey.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., Inc.
1865 Wisconsin Ave. West 1853.
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1919 b ST SF-2 rooms incosed porch
mi: Ink. no children. also garage. Call
after Il pm. Any time sundays. y
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DODGE BROTHERS

1924 model. You really must
see this car to appreciate it.
This car has had extremely good
care and the price is only S785.
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l27 18th ST NE rooms and bath. elec-
tri" lights. about people reasonable
Owner ]
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OVERLAND SEDAN.
1924 de luxe model; splendid
condition throughout; $3.50.
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42O 10Th ST. N.E.-TWo communicating
front rooms for Ink; well EeataG: ele"..
phOne
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RENT ROOMS-FTRNISHED.
RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

2415 18th ST N.W-To refined person.
single room next to bath two windows.
large closet: electricity. hot-Water heat. con
tinuous hot water. attrartively furnished :
second floor. On Mt. Pleasant. Potomac
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$500 NEVADA AvE-CHEVY CHASE
rooms. kitchen. bath: heat. gas electric
ity. SAT so: garage available. Apply sun
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AUTO ACCESSORIES, REPAIRS

PARTS for all makes OF cars at lowest
prices. 41-+9 Eye st. ne. FIR. 1906. =
FIRESTONE balloon tires used: 3lx5.25
t2l RIM good for several thousand miles
Main 9lO2. Branch 1%O. j
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All ST SE-Two rooms. first floor. IN T.
Reasonable II -w u sink i'll kitchen. Adults
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1929 LEWIS ST y l.. north Of Florida
sve.-:}-room apt. new house. porch. lght.
hea nh
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1913 MARYLAND AVE. Nj 3 or,
rooms. porch: Ink. gas. electricity. h.-w h.
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l4I3 QUINCY ST Nv unf,I:f4shed
rooms elec gas and steam heat. $40 per
month. Apply het. and nm. i
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| 14th ST. CAR LINE-Nicely furnished front
room, all conveniences: SIG mo. Col.
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THESE CARS ARE ONLY
SLIGHTLY USED. ALL
ARE IN PRACTICALLY
NEW CONDITION.
A substantial saving to the
discriminating buyer. In ap-
pearance and performance these
cars are almost new.
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN

price on this car. II months
TO pay.
WILLIS-kNIGHT SEDAN.
1924 5-passenger; newly
painted; equal to new in every
respect. A saving OF 5000 on
this car.
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1890 9Th ST NV large rooms for
! h X: adults. 500 per month 81
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TWO exceptionally nice rooms in delightful
apt. in Florence Court East for rent scpar-
ately / single. ] double: former has screened
nice furniture; double room has morning
sunshine. lovely view. next bathroom. hand
some furniture. cafe: references Address
Box I'M Star office
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See Mr.. lie Ney.

PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. Inc.
1865 Wisconsin Ave. West 1853.
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APITOL. Apt. 3u5-Front room,
three windows: reason,
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FOR SAIE-NOTOR CYCLES

HARLEY EY-DAvISoN MOTOR CYCLE and side
car: %: S1o0. Call Green Cleve. 100. -
HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR for sale: sac
rhce. Call after u pm. 125 9Th s.w. 81
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MD. AVE. E@CoL enient TO Capitol
g front room one small. with or with
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Ford 1923 coupe, SIS down,
$500 weekly.
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1872 SPRING PL. N.W.-Front room near
bath: private home: 2nd door from 10Th
st.. SIS. single: SO Tor two. Adams
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7-passenger Pierce-Arrow.
, 1-tOn trucks.
5 Ford light deliveries.
BARTRAM MOTOR CO.,
1904 New Hampshire Ave.
WEST 45S
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY.
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Near Wardman. back
porch large and small
Col SlEo 1e
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'O06 KLINGLE RID. N.W-Large. well fur
ishcd front room. private bath. gentlemen
My. Phone Adams TAI i
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BRUNSWICK Apt. 31-Third-fi floor front
room for two. overlooking Franklin Park:
excellent for students: single beds: study
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6O2 CARROLL AVE. TAKOMA PARK
Nicely furnished @ectrIclty, hot and cold
water in room next to bath gentleman only.
1888 18th S.W.-Two large room apt. ad-
Joining bath for Ink. electricity: reason
able. Phone North 694-W
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01
Continuation ds Ia IL. pAs.

la instruction phblica obh-
gatoria. Esto es soberbio y nece-
SSrio. ,.
"Tambi&n necesitamos una Pc-
hcia Escolsr Miembfos deH De.
partamento de Instruction Mimi
ciral que 50 encarguen de arrestar
a, los ntfos de edad escolar que en-
cnentren por las csiles en- horas es-
colares, llevandolos arrestados a
donde Ell Comisario Escolar. II
"Seria otro deber de esta Poll
cia Escolar ell inveStigar las au-
sencias de los estudiantes a clase,
y cuando notaran La falta de uno
q escuela, proceder su residencia
y averiguar la causa dc su tardan-
"a ausencia. Esto ayndaria los
padres que muchas veces mandan
a sus hjos la escuela, prefiriendo
estos Quedarse bien retirados de
ella. Tambien mejorarian las con-
diciones san1tar1as y do contagio
de enfernedades trasmisibles en- las
escuelas, porQue al informar los ms
pectores de enfermedad en- casa de
un estudiante SO prohtbiria a La
familia de este asistir a classes dia.
rias para proteger a los demas que
asisten.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01
ASII10S DE NISAS
1850 ASILADAS)
SECCION INDUSTRIAL:

"Esta secci6n que. babfa sido SUI
primida durante el afio fiscal de
1922 1923 fue reorganizada duran
| tie el presente afio y por esta raz6n
el trabajo efectnado debe .conside-
rarse como elemental. Asistieron q
los talleres 218 asiladas, que rccibie-
ron instruction en- las siguienteS
materias; corte : costura a nlaqul-
ma, calado y bordado, encaje de hi
10, marca y zurcido ) costura a ma
no"
En- ambas instituciones Sc presta
gran atencion los ejercicios GIN
nasticos de los asilados, contribu-
iyendo este u su, mejor desarrollo
ffsico y a su buen eStado de salud
en- general"
Los ni1os nifias asilados en-
.piezan tofnar curSos correspondent
ties de comercio a! pasar del octave
al noveno grado. Los estudiantes
duc Sc graduan en- este curse espe-
'ciaI estan bien preparados para deS
ernpefiar puestos de oflciniStas o.
tenedores de libros en- los Departa-
nlentos del GObierno lnsular en-
cualquiera oficina particular"
'Son 700 perfectos ciudadanos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01
TALLER DE CONSTRUCTION

este taller trabaj6 con una ma
trfcIila de 70 alumnos dividida en-
tres grupos. correspondi6ndole dos
horas de instruction diarias a cada
gr1,po sobre las materias siguientes ::
Mezclas Y preparedness de cemento
necesarias para las diferentes cla-
ses de. concrete para las construc-
clones de ladrillos Y de terrace :;
mezelas para enlucidos y para Ia
construction de ARGOS y dinteles.
Entire los trabajos practicos efec-
tuados durante el aTo estan los 81
g,uentes: Construction de un fire.
gafero y tres ,mesas de ,.tamaao
grande, de concrete armada y, su-
perficie de terraze para las cocinas !;
construction de muros, escaleras y
pavinento del salon dedicado "A ar
merfa Y construction de desagties
para las azoteas del edificio. Tam
bi6n selllevaron a cabo diversos tra-
baios de ornamentaei6n tales CO.
hio; columnas, pilastras,T eapiteles,
caias dc flores, tiestos, etc" y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01

o sea el partido de la mayoria. (por
que no existen tales dos particos.
republieano y ,lnionista, sino In
Allanza }, rs el dnieo que .tAne re-
Presentation legal, y to0los los de-
rechos en- los eoiegios electorales, v
Iog1ca mente, es de suponerse que Ia
palanza scae para ell Iado mas pesa-
DO Cuando alguien del partido con-
trario trata de protestar, Sc efcuen
ira sin yoz nj voto, " consecnente-
ncnte, es case perdido, ann cuando
le asista toda "a raz0n. Podra .lla-
marse legal una election en- esa for
ma?
Hay, muchfsimaS acusacioneS, de
diversos coloridos, contra ell frau
de electoral de noyiembre Iiltimo.
pero no entreinos en- detalle, pre-
gpntemos: Serfa possible enmendar
la actual Ley Electoral, por. medic
Gle la Legislature de Puerto Rico,
cuando allf solamente impera un par
lido que es al que precisamente Sc
acusa de cometer los delitos yer-
sonzosos que Sc lleyaron o efecto
tfltfmafnente? Ciaro estd, que la pre-
ginta' Sc contesta ST lnisma, es
leOr ESQ que hemos senido Wash
ington, para pedir una Investigation
de las '1ltimas elecciones. No cabe
dnda de Que eonseguiremos una
lineya les5; que sea en- ST una protec-
cion a los derechos del pueblo, pa
ra que este pueda elegir a su an
TOTO a los hombres del partido que
lnejor crea, ~ no los que Sc lie I'M
ponen por medic del frandey.
Hasta' aqui las interesantfsiinas
manifestations del Lcdo. Coll y Gu
chi, que son un naent1s a la supues-
ia victoria de que tanto habla La
prensa coalcionista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01
NUESTRAS ENTREVISTAS

Biblioteca que tiene La Soctedad Ii.
teraria instalada en- la escuelA. Is
un hermosisirno salon que llama al
estudio. En- el So encuentran los
mejores libros de autores castella-
nos, ingleses, franceses; bu6no, una
Verdadera collection de obras inter
nactonales; de las mejores Bibliote-
cas- que 20 he vtsto. Me acompa-
faban en- Ia vista los Sres. Nc
Cutie y Audas, el hltimo do estos,
principal de La Central, que debe
estar orgulloso de cooperar con dis
cipulos y alumnos bajo Su direc-
cion que tanto honran La escuela
Los estantes de hbros estaban So
berbioS. Materia escogida y de 10
mejor. Un magnifco sistema de tar
jetas nam0 grandemente mi aten-
ci6n. Tambien SO encontraban ALI
las lecciones de Ia semana expI-
1cadas en- detal1e, con todos los tex
tos de estudio necesarios. Prtnci-
palmente senti dos cosas, La prime
IA, que no pudiera Quedarme mas
tiempo observando aquelIa sober
bia collection, aunque me propongo
repetir continuamente mi vista
para dedicarme al estudio de las
maravillas de La literature que ALI
coleccionan los estudiantes, Y La
Segunda, que el salon este tan redu-
ctdo. Es precise retirar aquellos IL
bros aquellos estantes un salon
mayor, necesariamente bajo Ia di-
recc1on de la competente directiva
de estudiantes que ha logrado el
grande y provechoso exito: Sc ven
muy NAL con unos guardacomidas
que hay en- Ia otrs division
"Es precise visirar La Central
High School para conocer 10 que
agntf1ca competencia y eficiencia
del magtsterio y del cuerpo de es.
tudiantes. Debo dec1r que las pro.
tesoras de Ia Central SON ejempla.
res, y tambien es un dsber asegu.
rar que eStudiantes como los de La
Central High son los que necesitan
/
otras escuelas, para fomentar en-
elias Ell espiritu al estudio, al es.
tud1o en- hbros de ambos idiomas
espahol ingles, y preferentemen.
to espafiol. La Dtrectiva escolaI
que no fomente este sistema de hi
ohoteca bilingtie, no merece serlo.
OemueStra con clio incompetencia
y defctencia. Estoy con las Biblio
tecas escolares, Sc que algunos sc
oponen clio, yo llevo mi programs
como mejor 10 crea conveniente pa
ra los estudiantes de la municipah
dad, por encima de esas oposicio
nes 1nfundadas que demuestran DO
! ca competencia menos eff
ciencia. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01
OTROS TALLEREs

Isl "1519 pleas de ropa 400 re
eomp0siciones fueron hechas en- el
taller dc sastrerfa. La matrfcula
durante el ailo en- este@taller fue de
50 alumnos. En- el taller de zapate-
ria, al que asistieron 76 alumnos,
Sc confeccionaron 1543 pares de
zapatos Y Sc hizo la decomposition
de 1887 hacienda IN total de 2760
Dares. Los talleres de plomerfa Y
barberfa con matriculas de veinti-
cinco v seis alumnos respectivamen-
tie, hicieron trabajos correspondent
tes a estos ramos dentro de la ms
tituci6n".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-01
La esCueIa de CiegOs.... &C.,,
Continuation de La pag. 81

tricula de 35 alumnos entire cinco y
vein+.n:nco amos de edad; de estos,
vei4ititres son varones Y doce hem
bras. Catorce alumnos eran compile
tenento ciegos y ell resto semi Gle
gos, Del ndmero total de 35 sola-
mente 16 habian cursado estudios en-
Ia Escnela de Ciegos'el afio anterior,
correspondence 19 la nueva ma
tricula.
para la instruction academica
que incluye desde ell Kindergarten
nasta ell sexto grado Sc sigue ell plan
de organization para escuelas de es-
ia indole y los cursos de estudios
establecidos por ell Departamento de
instruction para las escuelas pGbn-
cas- de Puerto Rico, Existe en- esta
institution, ademas, un departamen-
to industrial al que asistieron 81
alu1nnos, veinte varones Y once hem
bras. Esta seccion esta dedicada a
la ensehanza de labores y artes ma
nuales.
A Ia termination del curse, nueve
alumnos fueron promovidos a primer
grado, cinco Segundo, tres a ter
cero. seis cuarto, quedando los de-
mas en- los grades en- que estaban
matriculados al comenzar el afio es-
collar. El alumno Lorenzo Vargas,
ciego de nacimiento, curse ell segun-
do y tercer grades simultaneamen-
te, cor las mejores notas de la cla-
Sc en- ambos grades, raz6n por Ia
cnal haeemos menci6n especial dc
su ira abajo en- este informe.
Entro los objetos trabajados por
los ciegos hay tretnta y cinco abri-
gos dc lana que fueron regalados
los asilsdos del Leprocomio de Isla
de cahras. Muchos otros objetos, es-
pecialmente trabajoS de cesteria,
han sido guardados para hacer con
ellos una exposition al inaugurarse
el nuevc edificio donado por La Cruz
Roja Tuvenil para la Escueia de
ciegos de Puerto Rico.
La Escuela de Ciegos, gracias a
la generosidad del Institute Perkins
de Nueva York, cuenta hoy con ma
quinas para la impression enema
de1nacion de hbros al relieve. Du.
rante el afio Sc imprimieron ocho u.
bros que son de gran utilidad para
La institution. La Facultad Sc CON-
pone de la superintendenta v dos
maestros, todos con estudios especia-
les crrsados en- ell Institute de Gle.
gos de Nueva York"
(Fdo.) Pedro N. ORTIZ.
Ccmisionado Insular de Sanidad