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New Britain herald., 1925-09-19

the neighbors. Next day at the drug store he crowed over his vic- tory. and there were enough proud fathers in the shade around the door 10 call him good and strong. Sunday afternoon they all gsthereu for the contest. There were Fred Worthy, Jim Hackney. Sam Fowle, Carl Goerch, Claude Gardner. Pete Rhodes. Sam Silyerthorne. Seth Baugham, Charlie Morton, Bin Baugham. Ben Taylor, Earl Roos Arian Bowen and Warren shelton. The referee was Ike Hughes, bachelor.
 Rules were that each father was to mind his own baby and mo- body's else, Mothers might have front row seats and give advice. but they shouldn't touch the babies. PaCifiers and rattles were allowed. but all soothing syrups were barred. The StranEle hold was ruled out, and tne referee warned against spanking in the cllnches,
 Worthy led around the entire course. reaching the nineteenth hole SO far under par that there were protests Of professionalism Tn just minutes and l+ seconds he was ahle 10 slip acre<s the K. O. which put his opponent to sleep, Jim Hackney was runner up with a score of 10,
 "t have no set rules" said tho victor modestly. "I just take him In my arms, hum to him and hops he goes to sleep"
 What do you hum?" his inter- viewer asked,
 "Blamed if I know" replied the champion,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-19
GERMANS LEAVE
 FOR UNITED STATES
Most of Delegates to Interpariiamen- tary Union Sail on Bremen
 Two Already Here.

Berlin, Sept 1e P'-Thirty mem bers and eX-members of the Ger man Reichstag will take part in the twenty-third conference of the inter parliamentary union at Washington beginning October l. Most of them left Bremen on the steamer Bremen today, two-Anton Erkelnez and ex- Chancellor Wirth-are in the United States.
 The delegation includes eight members of the democratic party tight socialists, six members of the German peoples party, four centur- itss, or clericals and three members ot the Bavaran peoples party There are five women In the delega tion-two socialists and on member oach from the Bavarian and German peoples parties and of the center party,
 Lawyers and editors, manua workers and teachers. diplomats anc plain housewives, judges labor lead CTS, farmers and university profes sors will compose the delegation which will represent all rolitica parties except the extreme and left
New Britain herald., 1925-09-19
Tunnel, Almost Completed
 Destroyed hy Landslide

Nogales, Ariz. Sept. 1s Rt-With a roar that could beheard for miles. a landslide Wednesday night de" stroyed a nearly completed tunns, that was being constructed on the new line of the Southern Pacific of Mexico. 20 miles south of Topic. Nayarit, Mexico.
 The slide occurred at night when no workmen were on duty. other wise hundreds probably would havs lost their lives. It is estimated that six million tons of dirt and rock moved In the slide.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-19
J, P. Morgan Sails on
 Strange Trip to EurOne

New York, Sept, la (Pl-An hour before the White Star liner Olym- nic was scheduled 10 sail tonight J. r, Morgan. head of the banking house that bears his name, went on board
 No intimation of Mir. Morgan's departure had been given and only few officials of the White Star line knew that he intended to sail.
 Mir. Morgan was accompanied 10 the pier by Thomas W. Lamont, his partner, and Vivian Smith. a part ner in the London branch of J. P. Morgan and Co,
 MT. Morgan said that he would stay for a short time in London and you'd then spend some weeks In the English country, returning 10 New York early in December,
 Tn 1921, g. billion feet of lumber was cut in the United States,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-19
OPPOSES SOYIETS
Catholics Plan to Institute a Coun- ter-OTensiyc to Reds Propaganda

soon.
 Washington, Sept. 1a P-The Catholic church will soon engage in T counter-campaign to offset the so- vict forces now endeavoring to un- tlermine Christianity in the United States, Floyd keeler, field secretary of the Catholic union, declared last night at the concluding session of the national council of Catholic men
 Pope Plus NI, is particularly anX- ious to combat sovietism, he said, and has called on Catholic laymen throughout the world to aid In the fight 10 suppress it. Asserting that the church also would work to re- store the Roman Catholic faith In eastern Europe. he declared the Pope prohably would call a Vatican council shortly 10 consider the Rus sian religious propaganda, To aid in bringing about unity with the east ern churches Mir Keeler pointed out seminary had been erected IT Rome to train priests specially TOT this work.
 The convention elected Walter T Johnson of Kenton, Ohio president to succeed Rear Admiral W. g. Ben son, who will be rendered testi monial dinner here tomorrow nigh In honor of his roth birthday.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-19
Naturally

When your suit looks far from new, Have it cleaned. Tho it's black or dirty blue,
 Have it cleaned. When you're feeling sort O sad, r Because your suit looks bad. Use your head-Don't get mad,
 Have it cleaned, Call the rag man? No you shouldn't,
 Have it cleaned. There is no such thing as couldn't,
 Have it cleaned. You don't think that it will pay? Desco does it every day, And our customers feel gay,
 When it's cleaned. When your clothes seem sadly soiled,
 Have em cleaned, Desco enters! Dirt is foiled
 Have 'em cleaned There is really nothing to it, Better heed this, or you'll rue it, Phone 9O4-Pease Do It.
 Have 'em cleaned, Of your clothing you'll he proud,
 When it's cleaned. You'll look good in any crowd,
 When it's cleaned, When you see the Desco sign, Grab your clothes and get in line. In little time you'll shine,
 Bright and Clean.
 By the Desco Man.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-19

Tn 1924 g. billion feet of iumbe was cut in the United States,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-19
KOLE7SKY OPPOSED
rornsel For Macri Girl Says He Wtl Object to Any Further Cmtinu- ance of Case.

ance Of Case.
 New Haven, Conn, Sept. 1a P'- Joseph Koletsky, counsel for Qlym- ris. Macri whose retrial on 3, charge of murdering John Bagnano will be held during the October terms or the superior court in litchheld county, will oppose any undue post, nonement of the trial, he said to- day. He was referring to 3 report that State Attorney A. A Alltng may ask that the retrial be deferred un- til he disposes of part of the docket in the local court.
 The defense counsel inhmateo that he would be willing to wait un- til the Litchfield county business has been disposed of. which will proh- ably take a week. or two at the most. but he will strenuonslY op- pose a postponemen' for the purpose of giving preference to New Haven county business, The li'chhelH county court will convene on oc- | tober e.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WONDERFUL LOCATION for drug store in
growing community. Call and be convinced.
r. f. Mi1o-. 5000 Rhode Island ave; Main
500
Evening star., 1925-08-03
QUALITY USED CARS
H. c. S. 1e23-24 Coupe
Sport Model.

HCh A'AchNi-
Series a. four-cylinder, 4-passen-
ger, upholstered in Spanish
leather; individual tenders and
aluminium step plates. nickle
radiator, nickle drumhead lamps,
front and rear bumpers, snub-
bers, spring covers, park and
stop light, six excellent tires.
and every possible accessory.
This is a very sporty and pow
erful car and cost the original
purchaser over $1,000; can be
bought very reasonable and
trade-in considered.
Ask for Mr.. Thomas.
SEATON GARAGE.
45-4o Seaton St. NE.
North 1859.
Evening star., 1925-08-03

AUTO MECHANIC, competent and reliable
VI NnOnmnnf Garann Reth Nd
Evening star., 1925-08-03

ANTIQUE-Smalf walnut table. pair tinted
yre plates, maiolica pitcher. luster. etc
~ n
Evening star., 1925-08-03

AUTO SALESMAN-For one of the most
popular cars on the market: must produce.
Address Boz al X. Star Office.
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PEERLESS.

To buy good Used Car at the
lowest possible price.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PRIVATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nc.
accounting and normal training in Palmer
method penmanship. Col. S1l9 after pm.
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$4,000 BONUS !
oA9 N#Frs

Secondtru note. secured by profitable in
conIe-producing property. representing one
fifth OF appraisal value. Monthly payments.
ANCHOR REALTY CORP. Southern Building
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~
EXCAVATING AND HAULING Small ex-
cavating. heavy hauling: prompt service:
low rates. Main 923. Night. Col. 4101.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

COOKS, purses maids. day workers. buffers.
ianitors. housemeu. Potomac 80.
WEST END Employment Agency James J.
McCrae. mgr. 1929 21st ST NV. West SSl.
For help and positions. -
CALL MAIN 1876. BR 5. City Employment
Service for stenog typist. bookkeeper. cleTi-
cal help; free registration. 1888 st, NV.
o6s
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, 4. first ella
Manted at once. Annly l22O 22d st. N:
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GENTLEMEN--Earn while you learn: in
Strl.ction in life insurance free IuesGay,
nights for one hour SIX weeks
contracts given those who qualify one ot
the largest insurance companies: competent
instrnctor. Address Box 226-H. star othce:
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
CONTINUED.


EXcAyATIbMG AND HAULMG small es
low Asi rates HI Main 55Si Night tOf Col. sioi
HAULING-Dumn truck: day OF, hour; A A
B. C. Contract, 726 14th St Adams 1888
paratus ~ EstabiisRed is57. SOL j J. r. Guerin.
Az E. Cap st. Lincoln 3417. il
JOB ,PLAsTERING AND CEMENT WORK
ice: work guarantoed i' Main ain 9s19 s.
KbdXswPPiTIPLIcATE Rsds aPiId IC KEYS; a5 cE5NiTSf 5i.rf
Isss y e ave- You nw wa'' Basement nenfr fr % s665
LANDSCAPE SERVICE: LILY POOLS. RE
tanning walls. wal ks, cement and brick. ever.
ff4efns f4th s. heaSSsT 1Ssm. 4 5ss 2 G. Contract Co. go
Lawn MOWER REPAIRING: PARTS FUR
r aPd R2af s6 Sh fsT fas
PAINTING and paperhanging. Summer.tlme
prices, good Workmanship. Adams 81
samuel Tanlmaro. -
plastering: estimates free: work guaranteed:
ee enae We sbfh d%wn pay at y9u % n
NV. Frank. $3.50. Evenings. Adams 60so-W
PAINTING-If you have any kind Of deco
cialize IN painting paperhanging. floors and
praItfFfhS pr ntrbi c Spesla July prices PhPne SS
Kenyon ST. NV.
PAPERING AND PAINTING--Special prices
:nr this week only-Average size room
polychrome paper. S12: also painting at very
about asf' W ve sSa r m6nfh
10 pay without interest. Estimates free.
Phlladeiphia Jss DECORATING Co., Sl7 9th St
PAPERHANGING & PAINTING. Let me es-
innate on duplex polychrome striple tones
crepes and harmonella papers. pay cash and
save half. J. r. Sears. 639 Ny. ave. N.2o30.
PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING. PAINT
ing: satisfactory work guaranteed. VIM. A.
Little. $40 9th st. NV. Phone Frank. 6754.
PAPERHANGING-Ro pspered, So up
J. EGDAL 33 Fla. ave. NV. n 1851. .
PAPERHANGINGi AND PAINTING. Get
our : ru1s estlmate first and save money. r: j
PAPERHANGING, rooms 81 80 up: interior
and exterior painting at lowest prices: Metro
polItan Dec. Co, 427 NV. Ph. FIR. 500.
PAdPERHAHGINGoR99MSs PA Ia \ cRR9999MMSs PPAA5PERED; So
NV Phone Adams 56sT
PIANO TUNING-We specialize on general
piano repairs and rebuilding. Get our esti-
mate. Prices reasonable. Skilled me.
sired iSs SandeTF9n- -sehaefrer Co, e44 st.
wear lifetime; nothing cheaper Old Laurel
Eclipse. 300 10th St sw Main $500. :mTi.
SToNEWORK = Combine strength with
beauty: build your retaining wall of rubble
stone. Call Tucci. Phone Fr 2069-W. A.
TRUNK REPAIRING--MINTz REPAIRS
Call or phone Mint. 93s st. Main 36ss
TYPEwRITERs REBUILT, all makes: prices
ra Hi Ba B pMfsse MAN S9qa repair @ AK AK typewteF
estimates J. NJ II. BGTIER iiP soN, !65T 15f
Nichols ave. Sc. Lincoln lo123-696sJ.
WINDOW AND DOOR sHADEs-GooD
quality opaque shades htted. to your, win
Sis; hung free we viii cali With samples
KLEEBLATT. 11th and II SITS. n e. Line $40
Evening star., 1925-08-03

HOTEL CASHIERS-For local European
plan hotel: must have had hotel eNperien'a
salary. Sl25 per month and meals. state IN
reply where you have worked past five years
Address RDN 3OS-K star office.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTIQU UES-Furniture china. brass Jew
eiry all kinds. A. w. Arnold. 1923 st. n ".
APPAREL (mens. womens and children'sl
household articles, odds and ends. etc. VIII
pay cash. Phone FIR. 6416-J. 7'
Observation-Disclosures Z ! KINDS.
Bring them in or phone Franklin 54l6.
Pearlmans Book Shop 933 NV.
CAMERAS. tools of every kind field glasses,
sh3tsuns Of & anything you have 70 sell Grocs,
CLOTHES-will pay highest prices for ladies
D stein. i20s 1th st. NV Ph y 49a
CLOTHING-Men' used clothing bought OF
all kinds. Highest prices paid. Auto calls.
Main 4l45. Justh.s Old Stand 6lg ID.
DIAMONDS. jeewelry AND old gold. Tor cash !;
9Is st NV. Rooms II and is NJ 645s-
FEATHER BEDS and furniture; highest
prices paid. Give us a call. Eagle Furniture
FEATHER BEDS and furniture; best prices
St. NV. Phone Main 1896.
FURNITURE wanted by private party for
pieces. Kindly call Adams 1852.
FURNlTT RE-If you want to Obtain bes;
ceiansous call Mr.. % Shapiro. a1 300 LOU Louisiana a
ave. NV. Franklin 37S5.
FEURTHJ5TgRE; IT, pianos; carpets: etc. Phone
,.weschler." N20 Pa. ave NV
FURNITURE and household goods wanted :;
you will feel satisfied with prices l pay. 5.
W Nelsenhe 41o l0th 81 NV Main $40
FURNITURE of all kinds wanted: best prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co. 490 La. ave.
NV, or phone Franklin 10267.
FIRNITURE-If you have any furniture or
other goods 10 sell and you want to obtain
best results. send for Louis Notes, 42I 10th
st. NV. Phone Franklin 2015.
GOLD. silver. watches diamoads and old
lewelry needed in our manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid. Selnger's. SIS + ST.
OLD GOLD, silver. diamonds, lewelry: fine
beautiful pieces especially A. F. Arnold,
1928 G st. NV. Main S173.
SHOTGUNS-We will paw cash for your old
shotgun Bring it in today. Groce's. 11th
and z SITS. NV.
STRAIGHT CUT HAIR-Must be over T.
inches long. DOROTHY COFFEY BEAUTY
SHOP. 1923 14th ST. NV. 3.
USED FURNITURE for rooms: complete
suites and odd pieces. Ad. 600
Evening star., 1925-08-03

lowest possible price.
"a Buick coupe.
'23 Buick coupe.
rs Paige brougham.
"a Buick master 6 touring.
"a Marmon (4-pass.) sport.
rs Studebaker sedan.
rs Peerless (6) roadster.
"a Dodge sport touring.
'22 Buick (5-pass.) touring.
"a Peerless (7-pass.) sedan.
"a Peerless (4-pass.) coupe.
'23 Hudson (7-pass.) sedan.
"a Oldsmobile (4-pass.) coupe.
~ Marmon (7-pass.) touring.
% Nash (7-pass.) touring.
'22 Packard twin six roadster.
Cadillac 81 B. B. sub. sedan.
Cadillac 81 touring.
REQ (5-pass.) sedan.
Peerless (7-pass.) sedan.
Westcott 7-pass.) touring.
WE MAKES Akf9 #5yF H6 sEiheF MAFT RON 85EER
LIBERAL TERMS
YOUR CAR IN TRADE
PEERLESS MOTOR CO..
l4th and P Sts.
Main $3.50.
Open Evenings.
MARMON SPORT TOURING
Late model. in excellent condition as 10
tires paint and motor; many extras. Terms
may be arranged.
PACKARD.
1707 Kalorama Rd.
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HALL MAN, culored: experienced IN apart
meut house: $50 mo-: give age ana refer
euces Address Box 4aS-K. star Office.
Evening star., 1925-08-03

GARAGE MAN-Night; small garage; long
hours little work: must he steady ana
snber: state salary expected; reference. Ad-
drcss Box 20S-k. Star Office. =
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBuLEs.

REAL. BARGAINS.
Buick. six 7-pass tour. $500.
Buick. six. 5-Dass. touring, S475
Durant. six. touring. S475
HAYNES. touring. S315
Hudson Super Six, touring $3.50
Dodge. roadster. $3.50.
HuDmOblle. touring S225
Ford. coupe S225
p Ford. coupe $3.50
Terms or Trade
MANHATTAN GARAGE,
I7O6 9TH St NV
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BRICKLAYERS. union men. 18th and
SITS. ne. and 17th and Potomac ave, Sc
Evening star., 1925-08-03

FLOOR MANAGER with pleasing personal
~ and good address, by one 9d os the oioesf and
firms in city. State age. references anu
qualifications. Address Box 47o-h. star
Evening star., 1925-08-03

ELEVATOR OPERATOR-Young man OF
very neat appearance; must also be sfnstins ndtiii,s
and courteous. Apply by letter ohlS sta'!aE tfiai
fun particulars about yourself. feueFdl-
4 M nj
Evening star., 1925-08-03

CARPENTERS . non-union; Tuesday morn
ing. o'clock. 17l1 14th 81. Il. W
CHAUFFEUR with identification card and
references Apply taxi office. Wardmah
pa-
Evening star., 1925-08-03

GARAGE BULDER-Must lie good carpen-
ter: steady work. Stonehraker. S2o ith
n
Evening star., 1925-08-03
NEED A POSITION?

You will find that the National Personnel
Bureau, Washington's oldest and most pro
gressive employment service, offers the quick
est way to find lust the opening you want.
This is clearing house for business men
qualified to hold good positions.
II in need of work. call on Us and let us
assist you. If you are an employer. Just
phone Main 1921 and we will furnish quail
fed and tested applicants to meet your needs
Evening star., 1925-08-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cont,h.
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

COMPANIoN-SECRE and con
servatory graduate; refined. cultured South
ern lady: Al references of talent. initiative
and executive ability: will travel. Address
Box 450-K. Star office.
MANAGER. club or apartment house. by
manager of clubhouse being closed Address
Box 394-K. Star Office. 3.
REFINED YOUNG WOMAN i'll Govt. office
wishes to prepare breakfast and dinner for
small family in exchange for clean room and
small compensation. Address Box 2S5.h,
Star office. B
STENOG. AND OFFICE ASST; sew. yrs
exp: commercial and government: S3O-s3o
week. Address Box i37-K. star Office. y
STENOGRAPHER-TY experienced work
at home: also out by hour. day week.
Address Box AJAX. Star office.
STENOGRAPHER experienced: knowledge
fee -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS desires posi-
ton: experienced: good references Address
Box 334-K Star Office. >
Evening star., 1925-08-03
Continued
STUDEBAKER COACH.

Big six model, equipped with balloon tires
disc wheels. bumper. mOtometeT and other
extras: most attractive coach in town and in
perfect condition: cost 50 200: will sacrifice
Tor 81 zoo; terms or trade. 2O07 18th W
Open Sunday 81
Evening star., 1925-08-03
Statesmen
WANTED-SALESMEN.
Statesmen.

Opportunity for men with Office equip
ment sales experience. Our product presents
striking advantage over it's competition.
Every bank. Office and business organization
a prospect for our product. Opportunity to
make $4,000 a year. Telephone Main S71l
for appOintrnent. y
Evening star., 1925-08-03

COLLECTOR with ear for city and sunuross,
Apply Manager Room 300. Bond Bldg'
DRIVER: coIored, for Ford: S16 week
Evening star., 1925-08-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN BARBER TRADE-Quick easy. big
demand Worlds largest chain of school
shops in the world Write Tri-City Barber
school. 81 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore. Md.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture. 80 Burchell Bldg. S17 14th st.
NV. Special Summer rates. Franklin 5131.
ANOTHER STUDENT SAYS: I'm YOUR
school so days. made 81 80 lst months en-
ployment through your training" Short
courses: high standards; graduates best
paid. Pos. for grad; or tuition refund;
HAIR CUTTING. MANICURING. MARCEL
waving and ali other branches of beauty
culture: you get actual experience. Dorothy
coffee Beauty Shop. 1923 14th NV. F. 10l4l.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXPE-
rienced instructors: satisfaction insured.
rall Lincoln 90.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERA
.or,,s permit and heavy traf1c: any car fur
THOSE WITH UNDEVELePED TALENT
FOR DRAWING. Large studio offers un-
Usual opportunity for practical training eve
lings will interview only those desirous of
making Commercial Art a profession. Ad-
iress Box 9Th. Star Office.
viii ft You Tor for life's duties You viii never
say IT placed them on the road to success.
Call write or telephone. 1t is better to call.
WOODS SCHOOL. Established 1885.
81 East Capitol ST.
Evening star., 1925-08-03

NAN a. chauffeur and caretaker, nuIit
aged. no boy with nearby reference as 70 ms
ability to drive and take proper care OF car
a. to his character and habits: n good per
manCnt place for man who can quall1y
Address giving eNuerienCe age and pay eX-
pccted Box 439-K. Star office. .
Evening star., 1925-08-03

FORD MECHANIC must be EXPERT see Mt.
+. f. Carter Parkway Motor Co.. Iooo
Evening star., 1925-08-03
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

cows grade Guernseys.- , grade Holstein
$50 TO S1O0: tub. tested. with 2nd and 3r
calves. C. B. Munson. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1925-08-03

colored (10J; report with
tools, 18th and Jackson SITS. ne. See MI
Whealar
Evening star., 1925-08-03

1924 Buick, 5-Pass Sedan.
1924 H. c. S. 4-Pass Coupe.
1923 Cadillac Z-Pass. Sedan.
1923 Chevrolet Touring.
1928 Ford Touring.
1922 Cole s. 7-Pass. Sedan.
1922 Chevrolet Sedan.
1922 Chandler Coupe.
1922 Ford Tudor Sedan.
1921 Cadillac 4-Pass. Coupe SO.
1921 Dodge Roadster.
Hudson Touring Sedan.
Chandler Sport Roadster.
Hudson Coupe.
Studebaker Special 9, Touring.
SEATON GARAGE.
As Seaton St. NE.
North 1889.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-24
DE MoRovIs
NoTA DE DUELO

Con honda pena y cumpliendo
TN sagrado deber, escribo esta
breve resena acerca del felleci-
miento del senior Antonio de Je-
s1s, uno de esos hombres que por
su honradez y nobleza de cora
z6n son acreedores de la alta es-
timacion de todas aquelias per-
sonas que saben apreciar las vir-
tudes de un ciudadano.
Antonio muere a los 40 amos
y deja una viuda con siete hijos
que lloran sin consuelo la des-
aparici6n de aquel amigo, que cae
rendido en- los preeisos momentos
en- que dirigia sus labores agrf-
colas, victima de una angina de
pecho.
Todo un vecindario, al saber
Ia triste nueva, conmovido con la
noticia, invadi6 su hogar que So
lamente fue abandonado en- los
precisos momentos en- que su ca
daver era conducido al pueblo, en-
hombros de sus amigos, para ser
depositado en- la tumba.
Su entierro fue una imponente
manifestation de duelo, donde ell
senor Eduardo Rivera, en- senti-
disimas frases, expres6 las virtu-
des de aquel gran corazon, cuyas
puertas estaban siempre abiertas
para el bien.
Desde el afio 1920 ocup6 ell alto
puesto de Delegado de la Asam-
blea Municipal, donde trabaj6
siempre en- bien de la humanidad
y por el progreso de este pueblo,
Antes de terminar, deseo ex-
presar a su senor padre, hernia
nos, esposa hijos del fenecido,
mi mas sentido pesame.
Tadeo Charneco RUIZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-24

Continuation dc Ia pAg. 81
Al ahismo para que caiga sepultada
en- el seno de la ignoraneia. A nos
otFos sc nos Ia eonhado hacer
nuestra patria grande, grande, no
gEande en- extension sino grande en-
prOgreso y grande en- ejemplOs.
No IA mueho el insigne pohtico
y hOmbre p6biieo sr. Barcel6 hizo
paTada en- la ealle principal de
nnestro pueblo. Era hora de saIir
los nihOs de las escuelas y muy
pEonto SO vic rodeado de una gran
muehedumbTe viendo el entusias-
mo cue reinaba (especialmente en-
los eseolares), SO dirigi6 a los ALI
eongFegadOs y desde su autom6v1l
ensalzo las eseuelas dieiendo que
e. Ia base fundamental y la piedra
angular en- dOnde descansa la civil
liEaeidn de un pueblo. Esperamos
cue sus latentes palabras no 50 per-
deEan en- el vacio, pero ST que ras-
gaFAn los magnanimos corazones de
nuestros grandes patriotas borinca-
nos para cue defiendan nuestra san
a eausa. La luz de la instruction,
esa luz cue IA alumbrado los con-
fines de nuestra patria desde que
e. eolonia americana, esta pr6xima
eEtinguirse, y 81 Sc extingue que
dariamos en- tinieblas que despu&s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-24
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serian inuy dificil disiparlas. Asi
es que nuestros padres y todos los
padres de Puerto Rico deben unir.
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la ayuda de Dios luchar para ma
tar ese insecto que est$ tratandc
de corroer el hilo del progreso y
para echar a un lado ese obstaculo
cue esta en- medic del sendero de
nuestras esperanzas.
Angel r. Mercado
Hugh N. Hillibrand,
Jose b. Aponte,
Ernesto Fonseca
Daniel Santiago
Efnesto Fonseca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-24
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