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Ell DEPOsITo DE Aqua
Y Ell VECINDARIO
QUE Lo RODEA.

Segun que este cron1sta ha sido
enterado por los vecinos de la al
dea "Pozo del Rey'' el motor
hace dos meses no da senales de
vida por cr1ya raz6n los pobres no
encuentran aqua nj para lavarse Ia
cara, ell motive por que no funcio-
ma es que el deposito esta eli lruy
nal estado corriendo Ell peigro Ell
vecindario de que la tapa del mis-
mo Sc safe y aun Ell mismo dep6si.
to por tener rotas las varillas one
10 sostiene. Els decir que Ell vecinda
rio no tiene aqua con Ia agravan-
te del peligro amenazante y cos
tante del dep6sito. Con toda con-
sideracion y respeto nos permit
mos lamar la atenci6n de nuestro
estimado alcalde don Manolo Lame
la para que ejerciendo sus bueDos
oficios hbre cuanto antes las mal
titudes de la sequia y evite des-
gracias que pudiera ocasionar el NAL
estado del dep6sito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
CoMITE DE PADRES
Y MAEsTRoS.

Ultimamente, en- una reunion que
hubo en- ell teatro FPaz'' de don
Evaristo Marichal qued6 constitui-
da la Junta de Padres y Maestros
(creemos que algo tarde, pero por
aquello de que mas vale tarde que
nunca feicitamos a los iniciado-
RESI- que ha de cooperar durante ell
resto del Ano Escolar en- curse al
mayor Y mejor desenvolvimiento de
la instruction en- este distrito. Su
Presidente es Ell senior Francisco Lo
pez Torres, (maestro juvilado) Sc
cretario Lcdo. Piheiro Y Tesorero,
nuestro distinguido amigo Ell doc
tor Pedro Hernandez. Nuestra fell
citaci6n y mejores deseos de 6xito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
MATRIMONIO
PROLIFICO.

La sefiora del Rev. A. Sarrameda,
doi1a Providencia R. de Sarrame.
da le ha obsequiado en- el dia de
aver con dos hermosos y saluda.
bles nifios que responderan FOR los
apelativos de EsaI Pericles y Ja-
cob Ariosto, hacienda con estos el
ndmero once de los herederos del
seiior Sarrameda. Fehcitamos los
padres y deseamos largos y fe.ices
dias a las nuevas criaturas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
DESPERTANDO DEL
SUENO,

Despues de dormir ell suefio de
los justos por mas de un mes los
trabajos de la planta electrical por
I'm hemos visto con placer que hoy
han empezado a despertar pues Sc
ha dado comienzo a la distr1bu-
cion de los ganchos de hierro don
de han de ser colocadas las luces.
Adelante sefiores contratistas, por
10 mas que quieran acabennos de
sacar de estas tinieblas que nos
rodean.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

soberano, ellos son como sigue: Pre-
sidente, jose Dfaz Llenza, (republi
cano); Francisco Lopez Torres, vi
ce Presidente; Ramon Saavedra
Vale, Francisco Avila, Alexandra
Abrams, Jose Amador Jr. (unionis-
tas); y virgiio del Pillar, (repu-
bhcano);. Sinceramente felicita-
mos a los mencionados sefiores que
tuvieron la confianza del pueblo en-
las pasadas elecciones y les deseamos
muchos exitos en- sus arduas y
delicadas laboreS.
coRREsPoNsAL.
Enero 81, 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

En- la calle doctor GioY SO estan
construyendo dos hermosos edifi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

clos de MADEIRA y concrete pertene-
cientes uno: a don, Virgilio del Pi-
lar, para residencia Y otro de nues
tro apreciado amigo don Juan
Abrams (Guango) para destinarlo
a almacen.
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ASAMBLEA
MUNICIPAL

Nos es muy grato dar a conocsr
los nombres de los prestigiosos ca.
balleros que componen la Asamblea
Municipal de esta poblaci6n por
ser ellos todos caballeros de reco-
nocido valer y arraigo en- la comu-
nidad en- que de SECURE mostrar.tn
su inteligencia y capacidad en- legis
lar Y administrar los intereses del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
DEsDE MAYAGUEz
EsPLENDIoA BoDA

En- ell pueblo de Palma soriano,
Cuba. han contraido matrimonio los
16venes Rafael Arroyo Valdespino,
mayagiezano, y la encantadora Sc
fiorita Aida Benitez, cnbana, natu-
raj de la referida ciudad. Ell pc
ri6dico local de Palma Soriano lei
Pensamiento" trae en- sus colum-
mas una elegante resefa del acto
de la boda la cual nos completeness
Ell reproducir continuation:
"BODA ELEGANTE Aida Be-
nitez Leon y Rafael Arroyo Val
iespino.
Ante ell altar del amor han re-
nacido nuevas esperanzas, en- la
lnente poblada de ensuefios de dos
almas que SO adoran han florecido
las mas dulces ilusiones.
Asi, sellando sus juramentos, ra-
tif1cando las primesas que un dia
lleno de dichas Sc hicieran, celebra-
ron en- la noche del lunes % de di-
ciembre del afio cursante, sus bo-
das una pareja simpatica que en- Ell
seno de nuestra sociedad disfruta
de general aprecio y de grande esti-
maci6n.
IQuienes los novios?
Ella, una adorable trigueila que
en- sus ojos lleva un mundo de poe
STA en- su cuerpo seductor toda la
gentileza de la mujer oriental.
Por su belleza ha cautivado STEM
pre-, y por clio supo conquistar ell
corazon enamorado del que va ante
Ia ley la Iglesia es ell elegido de
su alma para hacerla vtvir, bajo
I'm mundo de alegrias, su vida de
casada
He hablado al decir este, de
Aida Benitez Leon, modelo de vir-
tud, en- quien ademas de su belleza,
Sc aunan la distinction y simpatia.
Ell, Rafael Arroyo valdespino, es
un joven correcto y estimado en- el
Circulo de sus amistades.
La realization de sus ideales ha
colmado de dicha a sus corazones y
por clio han vivido gratas esas ho-
ras de amor y de ventura.
Y ha sido su union una boda de
amor y juventud, consagrada por ell
cari1o Y sellada con la mas dulce
esperanza
En- el Juzgado Municipal Sc We
rific6 ante el representante do In
Ley, la ceremonial civil, que es sem
ella, pero que lleva toda la seve-
ridad que ell case reqriere para ha-
cerlo perfecto.
FL hogar de sus hermanos los es-
timados esposos senora Pepa Benz
tez de Gomez Y Doctor Saturnino
Gomez, fu6 ell escogido para la cele-
bracion de la boda.
Elegante estaba la casa.
Sus amplios salones, engalanados
estaban con jarrones y maceteros,
dentro de los cuales brindaban sus
ricos perfumes hermosas flores que
embalsamaban Ell ambiente Y ha-
clan que la vista Sc recrease en- su
contemplation Y con la fraganc1a
DE esas flores rivalizaban por su
belleza, seductoras damitas, eie-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
EPIDEMIA GRIPAL.

Desde hace mas de un mes Sc ha
venido desarrollando en- esta zona
La influenza y aunque es be-
nigna en- la mayoria de los casos
son muchos los que Sc han visto
obligados a guardar CANA por va
rios dias entire ellos varios macs
tros y alumnos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

NoT1o1As DE oUEBRAD1LLAs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
NOTAS DE LA ISLA

gantes damas, que quisieron presen-
ciar Ell enlace de esas fences al
mas.
A las nueve de la noche, entire el
grato rumor de elogios mercedes,
vimos desfilar hacia la Iglesia a
la pareja dichosa que iba a ratifcar
sus promesas ante el elegantisimo
altar.
De todos los labios brotaron fra
ses de encomio para la novia gen.
til.
iQue linda estaba
Cubriendo su cabeza ell vaporoso
velo, aprisionando su frente pre-
ciosa diadema de azahar, su ros-
tro parecia el de rna virgen soma
dora
Tba del brazo del distinguido ca
ballero senior Francisco Cruz, que
fungfa de padrino.
Del brazo del novio, iba su Sc
nora madre, Santos Leon, viuda de
Benitez, que hacia de madrina del
acto.
Luego la comitiva.
La Iglesia estaba adornada con
tules, flores y luces no faltando las
plantas que lie daban aspecto en-
cantador.
Ali en- la Iglesia pudo ell cronis-
ia admirar la delicadeza del traje
nupcial.
Era un modelo de buen gusto y
estaba confeccionado de encajes de
Bruselas, adornado con pequehos
ramos de azahar.
completaba. su elegante toilette
Ell ramo precioso de boda, en- ell que
entraban las fragantes azucenas,
aprisionadas con fnas cintas de
bianco color.
oflci6 el reverendo padre Mo-
hnet, Quien despues do leer las
cpistolas de San Pedro Y San Pa
bio declare casados a los que va
10 estaban por la ley.
Dichosos 81, porque va sus al
mas fundidas estaban en- Ell crisoI
de sus amores.
Testigos fueron de la boda, tanto
por 10 civil como en- 10 rehgioso,
los seiiores Pedro Benitez Franco
y Gaspac PcrteIla
En- medic de la natural algeria
sc festej6 el acto, partiendo breves
inomentos despu6s de celebrada la
ceremonial los felices esposos hacia
el Hotel Casa Granda de Santiago
de Cuba, donde hicieron su luna
de miel.
Que Ell angel de la felicidad acom
pafie siempre a los nuevos esposos
para que en- su hogar refine STEM
pre- la algeria, son los deseos del
cronista.
Unimos nuestros votos mas fer
vientes a los del galante cronista
cubano por que la felicidad sonria
eternamente a la enamorada pa
reja.
Corresponsal
Mayagiiez, P. r., enero de 1926.
NOTICIAS DE 0UEBRADILLAs
EN- BIEN DEL ORNATE
PUBLICo.
l.
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EN- BIEN DEL ORNATE
PUBLICO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27

Corresponsal.
Mayagiiez, P. r., enero de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-27
DEsDE MAUNABo

FL experto maestro constructor de
obras D. Leoncio Lebr6n con resi-
(C0ntinda en- ia pag. 81
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-04
Lift Off-No Pain!

Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
"Freezone" on an aching corn, in
stantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift it right off with fin
gers.
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle
Of "Freezone" for a few cents, suf-
Gcient to remove every hard corn,
soft corn, or corn between the toes.
and the foot calluses. without sore
=ess or irritation. Advertisement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-04

Chickie (Helena), only daughter Of
Jonathan and Jennie Bryce, feeels
bit lonesome since Mary her chum,
has married Edward McPike, and re-
fuses Jimmie Klake's proposal only
because he is poor. ChiclIie attends
a party given for her by wealthy Jack
Munson, friend of Janina Knowles.
Though Chiclxie now loves Barry
Dunno. a young lawyer with Tufts
e. Lennon, she Is interested in Mum
son. He sends her a costly pin with
love note. She lies to Barry about
the pin. Upon her request, Jake ar
ranges so her father does not lose on
his oil investment. Jake tells Chickie
he considers Barry's Feeling only
boys love and that he will be wait
ing when Barry has Tilted her, Chickie
fears the fate that befell Stella Wilson
because of her lengthy engagement and
subtly tries to urge Barry to think OF
their marriage as a present possibility,
even though he believes he cannot
afford 1t. He therefore is. .exultant
when he learns liza Moore's father ex-
poets to engage him to represent local
" the Gulf Steamship Company of
San Francisco. Chiclkie Is uneasy. She
knows la loves Barry and resents
this proposed business relationship,
but Barry promises to love Chickie
" Go ON WITH THE STORY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-04
CHAPTER L.
Promise

2 o'clock Barr y Dunno
| Al stood at his window. And
1 Chickie knew he was there.
She went on with her tipping.
From the corner of her eve she
saw him lean out, resting on his
hands. She got up and moved into
the shadow, opening the drawers Of
the fling cabinet. She didn't wish
to look at him.
Yet his gray eyes moved before
her, smiling. His hand clasped
hers. She felt him bending, down to
her, holding her spirit mute
She glanced swiftly to Janina's
desk and, sure that she was un-
noticed, stole to the dressing room.
She pressed her face against the
cold marble of the walls-pressed
her hands against her heart, a
throbbing faintness rising over her.
She saw him stepping into the
machine. LA. Moore radiant as. she
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has foresaken Jake Munson
"And she's not interested enough

And she's not interested enough
to ask where was at lunch?"
Does he wish to tell me?"
HE do! 1t may be his future and
hers at stake" He told her that
Tufts had made an appointment
with Moore because Moore might
soon be returning to San Francisco
and he wished to get everything
Strengthened out before then. He
made no mention of lila.
Chickie asked, her voice trailing:
Just the three Of you went to
lunch?"
The tone caught him. CHANGING
swiftly he saw the pleading anxiety
in her dark, beautiful eyes.
"Well-You miserable little piker!
So that's it? And I'm treated with
scorn all afternoon. I'm left wait
ing at the church when o'clock
rolls around. Proud. isn't she? Oh,
she won't ask any questions! She'll
pass judgment. Like that! So you
saw us. did your"
1t hurt to be trapped so. Blood
flew in a panied red to her face.
her eyes brimmed. Yes, 1 saw
you
Mean contemplate way to pass
it up! You think that's fair and
noble. suppose? It's not! She
merely happened to be at her
fathers office. He dropped her
there. You believe me. don't your"
She kept her head lowered. smil-
ing. "Of course, do! But, then
your thumbs down to mech, you
can see"
Yes, frail! And perhaps you can
understand how I felt on a similar
occasion. only yours was calculated
You went with him on purpose!"
Seeing the unsteady g1mmer in
her eyes. he got 10 quickly. swept
her into the dance, drawing her so
close she felt his heart humping
He whispered softly;
Don't have tears in your pretty
eyes? Lordee these wimmin"'
Finally she managed to say, Did
you get anything settled?"
don't seem to realize that, two of
the young and beautiful are hanging
by their teeth waiting while they
decide whether or not they may
have each other. Sardonic, isn't it,?
Our rights should depend on their
pleasures Any time in the next
fifty-flve years is soon enough for
them"
And for you, Barry?"
"It will suit me better If they
make it in twenty. That'll give us
year or two ahead of the grave
What if we're limping a little-as
It may be-"
Twenty is too long for me-"
You won't wait for me that long,
CHECKER"
well. I might, but my trousseau
wouldn't. 1t would be all out of
date That would never do"
And our feeling might be all
out of date, too. That's the thing
I'd be afraid of-gambling on the
future-giving a promise that Wen
feel as we do now a score OF years
hence. That's a great insolence."
Barry. no" She suddenly chilled
and frightened. Wont you be
faithful-years and a day."
He answered huskily: Yes
look up-as long as 1 can see your
eyes But We'll not wait years and
day We only have now We
can only live now"
do you mean. then. that as soon
as it's settled?"
He laughed. winding his arm
about her: What say, frail. IL we
go off on our vacation together?
Have our honeymoon. then7"
I'm those few months from now?
That soon?"
"Or sooner, an you willr'
(T0 DO E0nfinnoh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-04
Pass Key Used in Theft

A pass key evidently was used
to the Occidental barber shop, Oc-
cidental Bldg, Washington and H.
linois Sts.. during the weekend, ac-
cording to report to police today.
Harry Blunkett, proprietor. said
$69.70 was stolen from a desk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-04
Puzzle a Day

Farmer Brown had 1875 pigs. He
put them into his sixteen pens. In
the first he put one pig. in another
he put two pigs, in another three
pigs, and SO on until he had every
amount UP to sixteen pigs. Each
row made total of thirty-four down,
across or diagonally.
How were the pigs arranged?
Last puzzle answer:
I'm the deepest water is the best
fishing" is an old saying, but all
those who have fished a whole day
without bite think 1t merely a
matter of luck
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-04

ITO Be Continued
Copyright. King Feature Syndicatel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-04

- HICKIF took the noon hour to
II shop. Trembling, yet half en-
chanted, she stood the coun-
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-14
Mrs. W. H. (. Goode Tells
 of Pleasant Trip to Alaska

In the Woman's Home Missions, a publication devoted to this great branch of the Methodist Church. Mrs ". H. c. Goode, member of the com. mittee which visited Seward several months ago in the interest of the es- tablishment of the Jesse Lee Home, has the following eulogy of Seward
 The survey committee for the loca- tion of the new orphanage in Alaska, after careful study of the various To- cations possible, decided upon Seward. This site was approved by the Alas kan committee and at this writing work has already been started.
 Seward is beautifully located on Resurrection Bay, and has harbor unexcelled for beauty and convenience. President Harding said of the town and bay, Tt is a gem in perfect set ting" On entering the bay on his visit to Alaska the late President remarked that he would rather have that entrance named to commemorate his visit than any of the mountain peaks that he had seen. As the Presi-
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-14

dent was returning to the States a stop was made, and the entrance for mally christened Harding Gateway" |" The town of Seward was incorporated in 1912. It has a permanent popula- tion of about TOO people It is modern in every respect, with good water, good streets, good houses, good stores, and-best of alias fine a class of people as the survey committees was ever privileges to meet.
 It is to be hoped that many mem bers of The Womans Home Mission ary Society will spend their vacation this year in making trip to Alaska The committee wishes to endorse the most enthusiastic descriptions of this wonderland. It is fascinating in it's beauty and lures by it's mysterious, uncharted coasts and islands until we did not wonder when told very often, After year in Alaska one never wants to leave"
 It was not the beauty of the place however, which caused the commit tee to decide upon Seward, but be- cause they felt that better opportunity for the training of our children for useful lives was offered here. While a somewhat larger and equally desir- able tract of land was offered by the splendid people of Anchorage, Seward won out because it was in Methodist territory and had cheaper freight.
 The Chamber of Commerce offered for itself and the city tract of land containing at least eight acres. we'll made roads leading to the property. city water, fire and police protection, and cooperation with the Society in promoting the interests of the insti- tuition.
 An enthusiastic Jesse Lee Auxiliary was organized by the committee be- fore leaving the town and the local support pledged very heartily in every way. Rev. R. V. B. Dunlap, the pas tor of our church in Seward, has been secured by the Alaska committee to erect the buildings.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-14

D. J. Aughney and Knute Knute- son, both of Spokane, departed for Seattle Sunday on the steamer Al aska. Both men are stockholders in the Alaska Minerals Company at Nuka Bay. They have been at the property for a number Of weeks past, arriving in Seward last week from the bay.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-14

MT. and Mrs. Charles Garfield are expected to return to Seward this evening from Anchorage, departing from this port for Cordova on the steamer Admiral Evans
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-14

Dr. A. T. Kinsley, Mrs. Kinsley and son, of Kansas City, Mo-, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. George Sexton during the last ten days, de- parted for Seattle Sunday on the steamer Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-14

Mrs. Ed. Locken, wife of the Pet ersburg agent of the Pacific Steam ship company, is a passenger on board the Admiral Evans. Mrs. Locken has been visiting with friends at Kodiak.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-14

A party of ten tourists from the Admiral Evans, are spending the day picnicking at one of the nearby lakes. A fine lunch was prepared for the party by the Stewards department of the steamer.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-14

Walter Teeland, son of an Anch- orage grocery man and former clerk at McMullen's grocery here, was a Seward arrival over Sunday
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-14

Mrs. w. Scott, wife of the late deputy marshal at Kodiak is a pas senger on the Admiral Evans, bound for Valdez.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-14
LOCAL NEWS

The Admiral Watson of the Paci- fc Steamship, is scheduled to sail from Seattle tomorrow morning for Seward and way ports.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-14

J. E. McGrath, railroad worker at Anchorage, arrived in Seward last Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
DEPORTATION FOR
 ALIEN YIOLATORS
Govt. Plans Drastic Action in
 Liquor Gases

New Orleans, la, Aug. 15 R,-- Wherever posaible deportation pro- coodjngs will h. drought against hootlngsor3 anI rum syndicate" leaders caught in Inc prohibition Of fensiye under W2v helo and on the Gult coast, dry chiefs announced To- 4aN,
 Th" go' crmm"Nfs program for pros' trujN2 rtrsous rnmd rn>o', 4d in 'ho I0ror traffic. elrn offenders HI"s" previous r,coIia gre clear vas extended 10 lnrIuIo action for de rouation following a conference to- lay b.tUcen Assistant Attorney G,n- rral SnGr and A E DutI"r assistant general chi,f "r dly agents and local prohibition officers.
 Mr. Sac"r eiil hr u1' ash the i'm mrSr3tIor >rr' Ico to cooperate ulth The lrH army of moro than two hundred agents, now assigned to Ncv Orleans and adlarcnt territory, Iu m effort "to clean up the coast.
 1n raece rhere citiEonshir has l-r0 ar1m~el hv nauraU2ation inc rrtrrWm,ot vl1l have thr ri1h's of rt.-cr,hu nt co%1lcto] h0otIoSEcrs r,, oEc1.
 NauE- aEaf0st 7Nom aftida}It7 7ill ,.> M ..ntel n n" federal grand nr: ar- l,He.,' tn ro aliens,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
MORE ARRESTS IN
 SCHENECTADY CASE
Mail Robbery Loot Taken Totals
 S8,QOO

Schrnactaiy. \ ', AuS. t5 lPt- Tho arrest of three men %,re last night charge ujth rohhinE tho nitod S'atos mails brought 10 seven the rumher Of men nov, heIi in lail or on hail in connection with a Ser. jos of rohhori"s c'tcndn@ o'or ten months Tho total valve of reco1 CT c1 Goods arproNimataI E5,oho.
 Thoso arrested were;
 r1yde Cu)hnes. 21 of Mariart}le, employed ae ? postal surstruto fer the past t1o ware.
 William Smith B. of S-horectadv m employee ot the contractor who carries r#rccl rorf packaCos and mail between th" oity post office and inc rallroaI station
 Frank SmuhsLJo. "5 of Schoncota- ir employed by the American Rail- "ay Express company, as handler in thr rai'r"ad station.
 According to police inc mon have signed confessions "dmit1iue inc tDcfl7. Tu'y were being held with ont bail tonight rculi0F arraicn- ment tomorrow before United States Commissioner Palmer.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
S575,OOO GIFT 10
 HARVARD LISTED
Vanderbilt Gives It For New
 Medical DorInitory

Cambridge, Maaso Aug. r. P-- An additional gift of $575,0O0 by Harold $. Vanderbilt of New York, member of the Harvard class of 1907, 10 complete the fund for the Harvard Medical school dormitory, was announced today by university officers.
 Last April Mr, Vanderbilt gave $l23,000 for a gymnasium for the Medical school dorlnitory. It is the wish of the donor that the gynasium hc used in connection with the courses in the medical school as a part of the general movement for the prevention rather than the cure oI disease.
 It is estimated that the land and building, which will house 20 stu dents and the symposium, will cost abont Sl,%0o,0On. Already 1,500 doctors have subscribed S11O.000. about GOO other donors have given eyer $2oo,ooo and Mr. NanIcrbiIt's two gifts total S700.0O0, The uni N"rSity will furnish the remaining &3'0,000 as an investment.
 Tho site of the dormitory is to he opposite the entrance 10 the Mcdi- cal school at the corner of the Av- "nu' Louis pastcur and Longwood avonu" in Boston. The plans. which provide for building to nouso @5o students. leave space for T future addition 10 house 15O more