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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Four Piano Students
in Recital

Paul Pierre MrNcely will present
four ~ his talented young pianists,
Helen Reisgraf Louise Kleven. Lois
ReynnellB and Gertrude Kroetch. IN
plano recital at the McNsely Piano
studios. liOs Broadway. on Thursday
evening. June II, al sl5 O'Clock
The program follows.
tmpfomptu. OF. So No. s,,.,, SCHUBERT
Nucturns, op, 90, No . ,..rrr.... Chopin
Falichinslls. op, ,. No EaehmAnlnoff
Helen tlenEraf
~
whlms Op, ~. No, tt,t.... .hehumEnn
Ala de Hsilst. Op a. No 8. AosEkouski
10 tho Sea. Op, o.. No. i... Mac Doweii
PROM Wandering Iceberg, op. 90.
NO, .-..-.-s.ss-.s AaeDoweh
btAeehto Caprice .......-t.....,N oErieh
Louise i(isysn
III
Nasufka IN " Minor. Chopin
vans In y Minor .t............ Chopin
HsFsil du PTiutsmps ..s.......,. Ffimt
We witch Of Hsism Town ..... Mokrsis
Nalfih sssstsfr.ttssfss amman NokfelH
Lois Rsynntlis
~
The Isle Of 10 ................ Dsbussy
Istuds In a fiat. op. 70. Nog..1
Nocturns op 90. SO, : ,...r... Chopin
HchsrEo. Cp. 5s,,,.,.-s.........
Gertrude Krosteh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Wedding at Home
IN Ldurelhurst

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Byron Ives
have issued invitations TO the wed
ding OF Miss Mary Jane Sans. daugh
ter OF the late Mr.. ]. G.. Sans. OF
Olympia. to their son. Mr.. Byron
Griswold Ives.
The service win be read at the ives
residence In Iauroihurst on satur
dag evening. June 20 at 8 o'clock.
Both Miss Sans and her fianca nj
tended the University OF Washing
ton. whore he was affiliated with Phi
Kappa Psi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Engagement Announced
at Senior Breakfast

Mr.. and Mrs, John J, o'Ncil OF
Spokane announce the engagement,
OF their daughter Muriel Rita. to
Mr., Edward Francis Riley. son Of
Mr.. +, J, Riley.
The news was made kn6wn az the
annual senior breakfast SUNDAY
morning at tho Delta Gamma soror-
ity house Miss o'Neu is a graduate
Of tho University Of Washington. and
will receive her masters degree this
year, Mr. Riley attended the univer
st,y and is affiliated with Theta Delta
Chi,
The wedding viii take place next
autumn.
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Personal

Lieutenant and Mira Alexander
Stewart Macklm. Of Annapolis. will
arrive In town juno 10. 10 visit Mrs.
MpckAs mother. Mrs olive Keith
for s6Vef.. weeks
Dr. and Mrs, J Tate Mason and
children VIII remove Friday 10 their
country home al Hartford across
Lake Washington. to spend the
summer months
Miss Mary Collins viii return
Tuesday from the East. where she
has been attending Dana hall. ana
Mr. Wallace Collins viii arrive sat
urday from Yale 10 spend the SUM
mer with their mother. Mrs. Wallace
Green Collins, Mr Frederick Collins
viii spend his vacation In Norway
and Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kennedy
Poo ana family viii remove 10
HEREFORD on Saturday 20 remain for
tho summer
Mrs Charles T. whittlescy viii
remove Friday 20 her summer home
AZ HEREFORD
Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. Patrick and
Miss Ellen Patrick 81 Hollywood.
Cal. and Mrs, SwepBon r. HRrkcy.
MI Patricks sister. win arrive by
motor June II 10 visit with rela-
tiyes and friends IN town The
party will be guests at The olympic
for a few days. after which the
Patricks VIII leave for tour or
the Northwest, while Mrs. Harkey
viii remain 10 visit her sister. Mrs.
j. J. Lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer X. Lcber-
man are home from a six weeks
Visit in tho East.
Mr.. Henry Dearborn and Mr.
Douglas Dearborn returned today
from short trip to California.
Alr. and Nm James A. Pcase and
family. who have been residing In
Portland for the past year. have re.
turned to Seattle 20 make their
home,
Mr.. Emerson Higgins. OF Chi.
caRo. IL visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. T.. Higgins. for "A
short time.
Miss Dorothy Alien win return to-
day for a weeks Whit at East
Sound.
Air. II. l., Faulkner and daughter.
Jean. OF Juneau. Alaska. who have
been guests at tho Hotel Washing
ton. win leave "Wednesday for a
shoit Trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schultz re-
turned Sunday 10 their home in
wenatchee. after a weeks visit In
town.
Professor Glenn Hughes Of the
University OF Washington and Mrs.
Hughes Jeff Seattle Friday evening
Tor Now York. They sail for Europe
on tho Levlathan June 10. London
will be their headquarters for tho
summer tho they expect TO visit
Paris, Edinburgh. Dublin. and nearly
all parts OF England. They viii re-.
turn for tho opening OF the fall quar-
ter. October !.
Miss Roberta Humphrey who has
been attending wykcham Rise school
In tho East will return June ib 10
their vacation with their parents,
Captain and Mrs. Omar j. Hum
phrry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic strive,
who have bocn abroad since last
February. arc expected TO arrive In
New York, June %.
Mas Ammo and Miss Katherine
Compton returned Sunday from
rchdol in Columbia, Mo. TO spend
their vacation with thcirp arcnts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace r. Compton.
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Small Luncheon
bU Miss Bdrden

In honor or Miss Katherine and
Miss Eleanor snyder OF washing
ton, u. C., who arc visiting Miss
porothea and Miss Lillian Richards
In Bremerton. Miss Claudia liar.
den viii be hostess al small lunch.
con az her home on Wednesday az.
terneon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

EyerygiriS magazine suggests tho
following books for your vacation
readings:
"old Briggs Cargo" by Henry A..
Pulsford.
"Tho Scarlet cockercl," by C. NJ
Sublntte.
"The Clutch Of the corsiean," by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
TO HAVE cHORrg

The Campfire Girls have great
many things and 10 this number
they arc adding one more-namely,
big girls chorus. The second re-
hcarsal was held Friday. May 2sth,
al o'clock aboard Camaraderie.
Any girl interested is eligible. The
chorus is under the direction OF
Mrs. Jack Holt. formerly Miss Bry-
fogle OF the public school music de-
purtment The chorus will meet
every other Friday afternoon dur.
ing the summer A music symbol
viii be awarded all girls who attend
practice and participate in three APP
pcaranccs Of the chorus.
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luncheon H0nors
selc Secretary

70 compliment Miss Florence
A59oek, the newly appointed relig.
H educational secretary Of tho
imng Women's Christiou Assocla-
Pfa Ms. c. w. Lippincott. chair.
"a d that department., entertained
i7neheon today in the tea room
Eihe Y. w. C. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Daughters Engagement
Announced

W. and Mrs. l. NJ. Cundiff an.
isuaes the engagement OF their
zaghtsF, velda. to Mr.. Marvin Sla.
AaTh, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. -. y.
sldlaugh q Wenatchce.
Mss cundiff attended the Uni.
vrity OF Washington. She Is a
rtnbsr Of Alpha Gamma Delta and
10 club. Mr. Slahaugh attended
FlshinstOn State college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Luncheon and Lawn Fete

Mrs, Frank Palmer's home at 1908
Seward Park ave. will be the setting
Tor luncheon and lawn fete spon
sorcd by Rainier Guild OF the ortho-
pedic hospital on Friday afternoon,
June ls. at 1880 o'clock. The Kath-
lecn Raelus dancers will furnish the
program which win include the FOL,
lowing numbers:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
Alfred J. Bill

Alfred J. BIZ.
Famous American Statesmen"
by Sarah X Bolton.
Tony and the Big Top" by Al.
lon ChAffee
The Day OF Concord and Lex.
ingion." by Allen French.
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tatIons. and will close with wed.
ding. al which the Rev. o. r. krei'
ger VIII DO tho officiating clergy.
man. The public Il invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

Group presidents are asked to
help aboard ship each Monday at.
ternoon.
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Women's Clubs

| 18th ave. N. W. and Market ST., Bal.
lard, on Tuesday, June 0. at 2
o'clock. Games OF bridge and whist
will be played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

MILITARY WHIST PARTY
John +, Miller W. H. c, viii Give
IA military whist party Friday even.
lng. June IL. nt 8 O'Clock. in yctcr.
ans hall. Armory Refreshments
Friends welcome.
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ROLL or PROGRESS. 1925
WIN your name be thcre7. That
Is the question every Campfire Girl
viii be asking and not at any OTHER
time could our old adage be more
true. for in the matter OF earning
rank II surely is wanting n thing
hard enough and keeping Mt II long
enough," The Roll OF Progress, be.
ginning juno. 1925. will be posted
in the reception hail aboard Cam
nadorie and the names OF all girls
taking rank after June LIST Will ap.
pear on record there.
Wohelo council will be held twice
a month during the summer the
first Saturday and third Friday at 2
o'clock. Girls wishing TO take rank
should secure all necessary recon-
mcndations from their guardians be.
fore appearing before Wohelo coun.
ell. The Journey of thousand
miles begins with ono step"--and
step by step We progress TO the
goal VIC set for ourselves. Vacation
time is wonderfully fine time 10
accomplish all the little things for
which the school year does not al.
low time. SO. whether at camp or
I at home. let us make of this sum-
mer more OF progress-with result
ant achievement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
MEALS ABOARD
CAMARADERIE

Single Meals. Campfire Girls
Breakfast, a5e: luncheon. 95c: din.
ner. Soc. overnight. zoe.
Non members Breakfast. soc.
luncheon soc. dinner. 75c.
slumber parties. where there are
20 registered members. 800 for din.
ner. overnight and breakfast.
slumber parties where group has
less than 20 members. $50 for din.
nsr. overnight and breakfast.
Please secure meal tickets from
bookkeepcr before using dining
room
a Campfire group may prepare n
Firsmakers' dinner aboard the ship
by paying 400 for use OF eauip.
ment. electricity. etc.
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nIvettIs.smsnm

FsExy Ysaman. wlnnifred Grinnelt.
Leah Baxter. Virginia ntekstt. Joycs
NIuesss. ArnA Young Ruth Hayes Dor
othy Hayes. Dorothy pysoa. Helen Pc
tire, Elizabeth t.Arkorn. Coriuna Feun.
tain. irvus Marco. Irene Taylor. usrst-
dino Palmer. MarEery Ewart. Helen
Evitt. Frederick uusrstaLis. AarKsry
Warren. Jean Townsend, Donna jsns
Grinnrii. Margaret CrinnsiL Billy Oxen.
tuHisr Mitchell UeorEina Henderson,. Del.
rose Watson
Reservations for tho affair may
be made by calling Mrs. John r.
Rau ut RA nler.2oio or Mrs. Frank
Fogarty at EA nier-27s0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FIR TREE FOR
STATE EMBLEM

STATE EMBLEM
The attention OF organized wo.
men turnout tho state II being a..
rected TO a state emblem designed
by Mrs. W. II. Pittwood Of tho Wo-
mans Century club which have in,
dnrHcd a.. au has also tho Business
and Professional Womcn's cluh. tho
Osteopathlc woman'a National Haso.
citation. Modern woodmcn Of Amer.
lea. tho Browning club. the Wo-
mems League OF Universal churches
and the wcs, Seattle Art club.
Mrs. Pittwood'H letter says:
lin order TO give 10 the state OF
Washington the recognition Il Is
Justly entitled TO among gatherings
or conventions OF a national or
international nature. a popular en-.
biem has been suggested. TO 10
proudly worn or carried by every
delegate or representative. Such an
emblem gives delegations prestige
and distinction. The state OF wash
ington is nationally known as the
Evergreen State because OF her
evergreen forests. sublime in their
grandeur. and The Tree Of great.
est commercial value In tho United
states and probably In tho world.
from which more lumber Is cut
than any other species, used for n
greater variety OF purposes and en-.
ahles Washington 10 lead tho ma.
ton In tho production OF lumber.
is the Douglas -washlnRton'a
greatest trcc--and II grows in every
part Of the state where native trees
arc found. Many OF these trees
we're growing before Columbus
made his epochal voyage across the
Atlantic.
AS tho fir tree stands forth
among its forest fellows high and
straight and strong-a true sym.
bol OF Ercatness-so Washington.
the fnther OF our country. stands
heading the long roll OF great men
OF our nation. II Is therefore dc.
sired to blend the fir tree and the
likeness OF Washington 80 MS 10
form an emblem typical OF our
state and Immediately recognized
"will you please bring this before
your organization for endorsement
or adoption and report to mo their
action.
MRS. w. II. PITTwooD.
3o25 Whitman ave.
Chairman OF tho Emblem
Committee"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
COMMUNITY CLUB
CARD PARTY

Queen Anne Community club Will
have card party Monday evening.
juno 5. AZ $50 o'clock. NJ Rainier
Chapter house. Roy and Harvard.
for tho benefit Of the clubhouse fund.
Tickets may be obtained a. the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

Scribcs' meetings will be held
every Tuesday afternoon aboard
Camaraderie at o'clock. Twenty
five points will be awarded each
week for tho best report, 20 for
second best. etc. and at the close
OF each month, tho two scribes hav.
ing tho highest number OF points
viii he given week at Camp
Sealth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
EIlEMONT Nv. Q. q. Q.

Fremont w. c. r. U. will give n
splendid entertainment In Asbury NJ.
70. church Tuesday evening June D,
beginning at o'clock. Tho program
includes excellent music, both vocal
and instrumental, readings and reel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

.AITLE COUNCIL p. r. A.
Sa'ils Council OF Parent.Teacher
atlons VIII hold the last meet.
4 y lhs year, Tuesday. June Q. at
ID. w., IN the Broadway high
49,, Dir. $. e. Fleming OF the
&c, ~ Office staff will be the speak
q. @'@ H. l. Gross, the president.
i - Nlll outline plans for the com.
\, ,,sf Serving with Mrs. Gross
IN ss,'Z' will be Mrs. John Sum
]s....M' s. II. a. Pashley and Mrs.
Ia ia, Davis, vice presidents; Mrs.
u, : =, banks, recording secretary;
r,,. y; = Kean, corresponding sec.
ii ,. slra. Emory E. Hess. finan.
s,,,r...e and Mrs. r. j. Gibson.
MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
.r y. B. P. Won Andersen will on.
| N,s...,, members p Of 81. Martina
~ IT, Cub at luncheon on Tues
IN. 'us -. 3 at 1880 o'clock, at her
hon. ~ Y, Summit ave. N. Mrs.
, NJ !, Hacking. Mrs v. q. Hahn,
lr,.t w. :. Chandler and Mrs. Mary
as WIZ be the assistlng host.
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pAsr pnEsIpENTs

ASSOCIATION. @. A. X,
Past Presidents association OF
ladies' OF the @. a. X. will meet
Tuesday, Juno Q, at noon, at Moves
cafeteria. Members requested to at
tend as business or importance viii
BIO transacted.
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EASTERN STAR

EASTEftN STAN
The Eastern Star club. 1920 Arcade
square. will entertain with n bridge
party Wednesday. June 10, at 2
o'clock. On juno ~ there will be
board meeting at IL o'clock. fol-
lowed by a luncheon Mt 1890 and n
business meeting at o'clock.
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|krr,,
I'm SEATTLE y ~ ,

|pse,oII ,.n Seattle PIT. a. viii hold
he +, :, meeting Tuesday afternoon.
|s,sds,s' = !. O'clock Mrs sumcrail,
vill s, :, North Queen Anne p..T.
8sa q Az ss = report OF the proceed.
" Aberdeen convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

During the summer classes In
craft work, in symbolism, etc, will
be hold upon request. Requests
should be made in writing or by
telephoning Miss Brown or Miss
Bringloe aboard Camaradcrie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

Every wednesday during the
summer there will be an all-ciiy
Campfire adventure aboard ship. All
girls may attend these meetings.
The third annual sportsmen's
show will be held at Green Lake,
July Is to August :. under the
auspices OF the sportsmen's Asso.
claiion OF Seattle. This show has
been In the past, and is going 10
he something very unique and In
tcrcsting, and this year. Mr.. w. {.
Henry, the executive secretary. has
asked the Campfire Girls to par
tlclpate In tho affair. So start
planning now 20 have a clean white
MILDLY ready for July 2s, for that
ia the day Mr.. Henry viii want the
girls 10 be there in a special body.
Tho girls and their friends arc also
welcome any time during the show.
Call the ship. CA piu.lisS. TO find
out just where 10 go and what you
are TO do. There will be n pet
parade for girls and boys on that
day, and any girl may enter her
fayorite "Fido" or Prince" This
is great chance for all the girls
20 give service and also TO spread
Campfire. Any girl that attends
win represent the Campfire organ
ization. and VIII put on some kind
OF outdoor program, both after.
noon and evening.
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cAMARApERrE GIrrs

~ 'fRseNh FAsihlis blf -
Six bells! The ships shiny new
clock just called tho hour. You
must sec this clock--ira aboard
Camaruderie. and us fat and happy
looking md trustworthy.
Now you can keep better track
Of your time when you work.
The clock il Gift from sunds
q Divers, and camaraderic Is very
proud OF Il.
Perhaps you've seen the gay flags
flying from camaraderle but You
probably did not realize that they
spell WELCOME and other nice
things, The flags arc tho gift of
Mr.. Tracey OF the Alaska steam.
hhip company. You ought TO dress
that ship OF yours once In a while +.
said Mr.. Tracey as he presented the
gay pcnnantA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08

NJ. NJ o, lAL SOCIAL GLUE
~ a ~ Social club viii
'''o party at woog's hall,
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SPECIAL MEETING
CALLED

Mrs. w. r. Barnhnrt, president OF
the Seattle Federation Of Womens
clubs, has called n meeting OF all
delegates who VIII attend the state
convention in Port Angeles, June 49,.
10. for Tuesday. June 8. at 1890
o'clock. at the Federation clubhouse.
women's Tuesday club with Mrs,
C. @. Bradner. 1880 4oth st., at 2:3O
O'Clock Program will include a talk
by Mrs. Harlan Thomas. who will
tell OF her experiences while abroad.
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woMAN's CENTURY CLUB
xfAd tbffsNrfl

WoMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
HAS PICNIC
The music department Of the
Woman's Century club held the an
nual play day md picnic at the
home OF Mrs. Glen Johnson at Kirk.
land, on Friday, June 8, Luncheon
was served on the lawn and n most
enjoyable program was given
An election Of officers was held
and as Mrs. Victor zednIck was un.
able TO accept the office OF chairman
Of the department for another year,
Mrs. j. II. Tcmploton was elected In
her stead. The vicc chairman, Mrs.
j. II. Nichols, and the secretary.
treasurer were reelected 10 serve
another term.
Mrs. G. w. Chandler and Mrs.
George G.. Hacker were elected del
egatcs and Mrs. John Il. Stewart,
alternate. 10 the biennial convention
of National Federation OF Music
Clubs In Portland.
ANNUAL PICNIC E.
Tho annual picnic OF the American
Association OF University Women,
Seattle branch. viii be held ut the
home of Miss Lucy swift, 9l25 Wow
ave, Friday afternoon, June ~, at
3 O'Clock, Supper Will be served at
& o'clock Members are asked TO
bring their lunch. Coffee win be
served by the hostess Take Ballard
car. No. ~, to end Of line.
Personal contributions for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-08
BASKET LUNCH

The ladies OF Camp 1472, II. NJ. A.,
arc invited 10 bring a basket lunch
and spend the day nj Alltl beach
where they will sew for the bazaar
on Tuesday, June Q.
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DINNER POSTPONED

The dinner planned by Rainier
chapter. -. A. r.. for Tuesday eve.
ming in honor Of rs new members.
has been postponed.
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Mas Ammo and Miss Katherine
Compton returned Sunday from
Echdol in Columbia, Mo. TO spend
their vacation with thoirp aronts.
Mfr. and Mrs. Horace r Compton.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-11
HACE EXPELER LAS
LOMBRICES

Cuando los nifios estan palidos,
maiihumofados, no demuestran in.
al i,1ngo v su suefio es in.
kang0il6 y su apetito variable. e,
penal de- gus tienen lombrices
Gnndo aparecen tales sintomas e.
q hOra de darles Whites Cream
Wsxmfuge. Unas cuantas dosis ha-
RsQ kaliR laa lombrices v ponen a
nlno nueEamente en- ell camino de
a. salua. Wnte's Cream Vermi.
fuge Sc ha usado con exito duran
te los ultimos cincuenta amos. De
venta en- las farmacias y drogue-
rfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-11
AVIIS;:ji0-


ACABo de abrir ofcina y sa-
lon de Demostract6n para atender
a mis- clientes y al publico en- se-
neral.
DoY, gratis, informes 9 ideas
cuanto a la Contabihdad de Pro-
fesionales, PormayOristas, Details
tas Industriales.
REGIsTRADoRAS PRoTEcTo-
RAs Ism TEcLAs", MoDER-
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RAFAEL RoMEU CoBIAN
ALLEN 16, SAN JUAN
Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-11

Durante Ell afio spasado la Cruz
Roja ha invertido alrededor de
$4,000 en- sus trabajos en- Puerto
Rico. Dc esta suma $4,000 fueron
recolectados en- Puerto Rico y 10 de
mas fue remitido de Washington,
qnien paga a6emas ell sueldo del
Secretario Executive. Tenemos en- la
actnalidad comites locales organiza-
dos en- la mayor parte de las pobla
clones de la Isla, algunos muy acti-
vos. Entire ellos Sc destacan de ma
nera notable el Capitulo de Ponce,
el de Arecibo y eli de la ciudad
de Mayagtiez. La labor del Comi.
t6 de Ponce en- La 6poca de Ia Cue
ira es de todos conocida En- La ac-
tnahdad ese Comit6 esta presidido
por La senora de PARA, Y ella y sus
compaheras ponen su interes perso-
nal en- que La obra sea la continue
ci0n de labor de otros tiempos. No
creo necesario extenderme mucho
en- Considerations sobre Ell traba-
10 de estas mobiles damas. Ponce 10
conoce. Ali est& la administrator
del Hogar Infantil como prueba de
! 10 que dejo dicho. Y ESQ mismo sera
una prueba de 10 mucho que podr&
haeerse 81 Ell Pueblo de Ponce con.
tinda prestando su apoyo a la obra
que tan generosamente realiza Mrs.
Para y sus compaderas de conf
te; pero necesariamente, y como d.
+, 10 antes, ell Comit3 de Ponce nece-
sta dinero para podar extender sus
trabaJos, pues 81 bien es cisrto que
La ofcira central del Capitulo pres
ia siempre su concurso y hace STEM
pre- cuanto puede fin de que Ia
obra no tenga que interrump'cSe
es cierto tambien que hay muchi-
simo que hacer v que podria empe-
zarse embellishments 81 Ell Connie
tcontara con recurSos propios obre-
nidcs en- la localidad para el.
Ponce, al igual que San Juan,
podria tener organizado su Servi-
clio Social Y emplear un ndmero ie
ltrabajadoras sociales, benefci$ndo.
Sc con clio grandemente la comu:. :
dad. Hoy por hoy, la Cruz Roja ss
la unica organization dedicada ex
clusivamente trabajos de Bienes-
tar social. 81 repentinamente deja-
ra de funcionar porque Ell pueblo
lie negase su apoyo, seguramente
que habrian de uorar su faita I'M
buen n1mero de personals . qliie.
nes la Cruz Roja ha preStado ser
vicios que, al parecer insignifcan-
tes, eran asuntos de vital interes
para los benefciados., ST, por el
contrario, Ell pueblo continua ten
diendoIe su mano generosa, la de-
mostraci6n hecha servira de modelo
para las multiples organizaciones
que necesariamente tienen que sur
gir en- nuestro pals, 81 es que que
remos vivir la vida civilizada v
Queremos seguir en- la marcha dc
las sociedades modernas..
confio en- que Ell pueblo de Pom
ce sabra correspondent los esfuer
EOS de un grupo de damas y caba-
lleros que han sabido sostener eI
prestigio de la loca1idad la altu-
ra que Sc encuentra.