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Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
WEST WOODSTOCK

Ar. and HFs George Sumner zaa ij LernIn Sumner have attended the springfele aad Stafford fssrs
 Reinhard se5rh and Bernhard Ia5-
 bic Of New York arrived Tkzrsazg 5
 70 spend tks winter a. their home here
 Mr and Mrs Hsast8n have moved from the CsleaHc farm and returned % their former home in New Lon
 don
 Mr. Henry Murray. who spent ths summer wh her daughter. Hrs=
 Ashley Hubbard. left lawt week for
 Worcester where she win reside with Nrs Cora Picard
 The weather man owes us an apo .ogy for the mixture ne gave as last Saturday Co awaken and see our beau- tlfgl summer foliage before # barely had turned 70 autumn spispdor torn from the trees and mixed with the whirling snow by a terrific gale and mercury lowering round twentv-four vas rather appalling to poor mortals clad in sumner attire Live stock xss rushed 70 winter quarters and all the belated harvesting done that the iimis- ed time allowed Many af our city friends not af all daBnted by the in- of the weather came fs l spend the weekend and have q taste ! 1f winter in the country. Hrs Bid iy. who had not been seen for three weeks chose this moment0us time to bring her twelve children to town. West Woodstock had 2 f pretty lively weekend Mrz. SooneyI a party of eleven al the [ Clark House Mrs. Jane M. Brett lad as guests. Mir. and Mrs. Charles I. | 1onklin of New York. son Charles s0nklin of Brown and Mr. and Mrs. H ,. 4. Stevens of LongneaAow dr and Mrs H. H. Frost motored Iere from New York. returning Tues lay Miss Mildred Jones of Boston vas at Broadview Paul Williamson f Wilbraham Academy and Mr. an9 Hrs. r. J. Williams of Hartford were .uests of Miss Ellen Williams.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

NIT. and Mrs Harvey Tourtellott. entertained friends from Webster or Sunday.
 Miss Margaret Maher of New Ha. ven was weekend guest of Miss Nel. lie Lowe.
 Miss Gladys Young spent the weekend at home. returning to her school duties on Monday
 Mir and Mrs. W. R. Williams of Webster were callers on friends in town Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Flora Chase has been at Mr.. saiIord's for few days while Mrs. Saiford has been out of town.
 Mir. and Mrs T. J. French and son Donald returned on Tuesday from a weeks vacation spent with relatives in New York
 Mrs. Belle Young Is in East Thamp- son assisting Mrs. J k Miller in her preparations for moving t8 West Hartford very soon.
 Mrs Conrad Erickson and lftle son Richard have returned to their home here after stay Of several months with Mrs. Erickson's mother in Put nam
 The Ladies Aid wilI have 4 bean supper in the vestry Friday evening with Mrs. W II Young. Miss Minnie Wells and Mrs L. k sauthworth as hostcsses.
 Miss Ida Sanger has been enjoying a Vist from her uncle, James Sawyer. who many years ago lived in Wood stock but for a long time has resided in the west.
 The Mission Circle held meeting With Mrs. Lowe on Thursday after noon and studied about the Mexican people who have come above the boa fer into the United Sta,ene of ,io, NJ lh ...4uren please communicate Q BUREAU OF CHILD WEI State Canitol IT. = 9.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
EAST WOODSTOCK

John II Killam visited relatives in S0mers this week
 Reginald Pike of Lynn was n recent guest of his parents.
 MT. and Mira C. H. Potter called on Mrs Pamela Meek one day last week.
 Mrs Emma ijixby of Norwich. a former resident. has been spending a few days with friends
 Eric Anderson and family of Plush. ing, Long Island. spent the week -end with August Peteraon
 Mr and Mr. Erie Johnson and son. and Mrs. Erickson Of Watertown. Mass, spent the week end and Colum- bug Day at Maplehurst
 Mrs Kate saaborn and daughter of Aekworth, N H.. have been visiting the formers brother. Dr E. E Pike. and family the past week.
 Miss Lpuise LiHdeman. who recently came to NeWburgh from Salamanca. \. Y-. spent the weekend and Monday with her FareHts. Mr and Mrs. l.. II. Lindeman
 The Afst missionary meeting of the season will be held at the home Of Mrs. Carl Dauielzau next Wednesday after noon at 20 o'clock Leader. Mrs. 4. VI Hubbard
 Mir and Mrs N C Davison of Dor chester. Mas. were guests of Mr. and Mrs Everett F May over the week end and the holiday all spending Sun. day with W V Aldrich and family in Putnam
 Miss Ruth Cady. eldest daughter of NIT and Mrs. Harrison Cady. and Rob ert 1erendeen. aon of William Heren- deen and wife of West Woodstock were married last Saturday evening at | ne Methodist parsonage in South bridge by Rev Mf Rushton.
 There was good attendance at the congregational church last Sunday 1t being Rally Day. The choir .anR an anthem and passages of scrip | lure were reeited by several Sunday | 'chool pupils, the youngest being four. he eldest eighty-sevan yearS,Yei 1,.;,b Il
 Mrs. Edward ( Re- FApT
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
Woodstock Valley

Several from hefs attendss tas FtsFfvra fa--
 Hra Emily Bstlsr n fr pHnfret with her brother A Q ErivRs
 Hr ard Nn Harry W7Fnan and t1ns Nf and Mrs Desf spsr and tNs s1ns aH sf aouervifie Mae aoent soHdaR ara Monday at Camp F4Wsra Allen CrvefaI Lake
 There VH be HaH9weeu enter tsl8manf af the Valley school 1r Frle ds8 egeH5ng Det 20 4 HaHseeea rr1gran Wir 5e yiVer by Inc aupHs and tse bed a8ii whea the gBa3is made lsst year w.U be fakeH by tne lucky tgkef hN are welcome.
 Nr feedr4r leayea fN1 daazh. tsff Emma and hh5lr both vIng 10 tfe tuur and three sirfesz NrF Nb tis Dav Hie7 Marie Hn~on end Nss aasat Davis an Of Wladat0ek Vaflev The late Oliver A Hse9z was E brother ef Wrs fnodr4u
 fa Flashrv ~ Y. gn Det 3 Mu Ma fen1r3w d'ef from an Ilnes sf fve fava Wrs Lerdrum Naa born in NsodHtees VaileV 1n N0v fe30 1e third fa8ghfer of AIba and L8ey Hiaesz Her girih0od devF were spent here Fte married W7Ilam Y Len drum gf seW York and aIi bat fWs vsafr of fheir ae1dsd life af hfta.slz yaats 0efe spent in Flushing
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
WOODSTOCK

Nrs esshaz is ths guest Of Mist Neliis Chandler
 Aas FsaFaere3 She gaezt of hei s.etef Nf Harrg teg
 NsrrH Heaieg of Hartfafd wal home oeer iaat weekend.
 Hr #iiiIam fhiid entertained her efa4a.a eeeF the waek end
 Nrs Aisert Lyftgee nDert Sunday Nits fraenss lr New London
 Hr and Hra Clarence Er.eka0r have begsn h91sakeeping ir Elmvale.
 Mfs ~seeFas Lincoln ef Nerrc-ter naa fa town f0r three tays ftia week
 Frederic W Hinricha has been zpendirg a number of days in NeH fork
 George Hamilton has been rpending ztzaeEai day aith Nf and Mrs CIin- Ion Taylor
 Nra Clarence v Bowen rpsnt three aaFs in NeT York City last week and returned Saturday.
 Hr and Mrs Clarence Hall af Bridgeport spent Sunday at Fox Hn Farm. Ponfret. and called on their Wsa8Hf0ek ffiends while there.
 The Academy football team played NIfh fhe plainfeid team on Saturday morning. en Woed stoek common. The segfe 0as GO in favor of Wo0dgtock
 Captain UHsWerfh and Mr. Uns- wofth ard daughter Emily of Brook lgns = Y. spent the weekend with Mr and Mr. Lester ROckeWli in Weedatoek center
 Hra William Child. Mrs. Albert Mr. William Howard and isf ias Riiia Chii6 aitefidssi the meeting lf Inc Eastern Connecticut Branch at Park church. Norwich. last Thuraday l Mia Florence Johnson and Paul i sFan wefa married !ast Saturday af- ern00n nt three f.'cipck ai the Firsf congregational church by Rev. David Hatch 4 reception vas given after he ceremony at her home in South Woodstock to immediate relatives and fiehds
 Woodatoek Academy Alumni Asso- Iafish had meeting Tuesday eve
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
vuS

,>~>>>>><>~~~os~essan and daugh- VI oi salida. Col, have been spendine last week with their aunt, Mrs. A Monica Hull. This Is thelr first trip east and they greatly admir- ed the brilliant foliage. sight new 10 them. They are visiting all points ot interest from Niagara Falls Co Wash ipgtnn n. C. and are having a very nioyable trip.
 Mrs. l.. il Healey Mrs Lennon Sumner. Mrs. Charles Hopkins Mrs. l Everett May. Mrs. George Young, MT; land Mrs. John Netherbee, Mir. and 1 Mrs. l Fred Ash. Mrs Myrtice Covell' Miss Adriana Hutchius, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Watson. Miss Nette Watson, Mrs. Leonard Watson, Mr. and ITS
 Frank Haines. members of Betty Put nam Chapter. |. D., O. F. S. attended
 the annual inspection of Qalnehahk Lodge in Southbridge Tuesday eve
 ming. z
 automobiles the past few days. but m great damage done. Charles hopNlils eustnined injuries at the four corners county road. at the milk station Wed nesdav morning. when he was knocked down by N. r. White. who was taking Mrs White to the Center school he . recently had several ribs fractured by a heavy cart loaded with wood passing [ over him owing to fall when the horses started up. throwing him to the | ground. and feels pretty lame and sor' [ from his bruises. ' A meeting of the Community Cut q yas held Wednesday evening, Fresi . dent C. A. Wetherell presiding lt be | ing the annual meeting the following q officers were elected President G. A . Wetherell: first vice president, l.. II | Iindeman: second vice president. S xlH peckham; secretary. Mrs. Everett F May; treasurer. Mrs. r. 1, Jordan 1 hoard oF directors. C. 4 Wetherell . Mrs. r. 4. Jordan. Mrs. Chester F. Nav Mrs Ezra May, Mrs. NJ T. Darti z Asa Scranton. \. T. White. F. K. kol : Ilins. Mrs Everett E. May. Mrs. |. II z Iindeman. Charles Hopkins, Dr. F.. K . Pike. Committee elected for Novem [ her G. X. Wetherell. Spencer Jor 4 dan. Mrs Asa Scranton, Miss Annett . May. to arrange for a reception To ' the teachers of the town. Meeting ad . iourned to November It.
 Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mrs. Davi z Aldrieh, Mrs. William Child. Mrs. Mii
 
 ' liam Barrett. Mrs. (. II. Potter, Ms | Mary Flynn and Mrs Everett F. Ma . attended the n. A. R. meeting las = Monday in Putnam and enjoyed ta
 program arranged by the eommitte' Miss Lucy Clarke Simonson. who's A Woodstock ancestor was Minu' ' Man" and who Is well known here { summer visitor. gave very intel \ testing address on Less Fertunai [ SIChildren.~ Miss Clarke IS teaehs { in the Bronx school of tho Society f' . the Prevention If Cruelty to Chiidre | and has been interested in the woi { for a period of thirty-fve years, eol . in New York and Chicago. The viol { solos hy Miss Margaret Maher of Ne . Haven. a former teacher m Noodsto' ' schools. were beautifully rendere xlNrS. Charles Hopkins entertain' slNisses Clarke and MAhar oveF snna' and Monday Miss Flynn and Mi .xlChAd were hostesses from Noodsloe
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
WOODSTOCK BRIEFS

nIng to plan for a resni1n HeTt sum
 nssf It Nas decided to hold a reunion
 sariy next AgggEt. ts eeiehrate tfs lk5sk year Of ths Academy exiafsnre
 sne the fifth year of ths raising sf the
 Hal Memorial Gymnasium fund
 Rally Dag wss obasrwHsd at the Ffrse eraregat al church Iasf 9undav
 ! De paHlor delivered zn exeallert sar
 mon and Ma IsoHIas Layton favored 1H wItk aolo. During the churct ach1soi opening seEeral of the ehildrer received eert sfeasHs of promotion I've neN eiasses we're ztarted a primary claas with 6rs. George Spaiding aF teacher. and goang people, rlass. eith Hra Davi1 Hafrh a teacher. The pageant glFen ln the evening under tho direction Of Hrs David Hatch was very much appreciated
 The Lad les fieneV0ieuf 5ocletT Of the Firat CouRregat lgnzl church sery- cd a barre; s5spter in the church din-' ing room last Friday evening with Nrs. k1eiek, AfH John Clark. Mrs kOilins Mrs Charlez Spalding and dIas Mary Chamberlain az hoEteases. ! The dining nall and chapel were prei t.ly decorated xith autumn Eea4es Mr | and Mrs Frank Perrin. Ar and Mrs. ! William Cloason. Mr and Nrz David l Hatch. 8f ard Mrs George spalding | and Mr and Mns George Sampson ! were appointed t0 serve d the different tables Over segenty-fse persons were served during the evening Following the supper 2 program was given by the Misses Constance and Sylvia Holt and Mrs. Albert Lythgoe. which was very much enjoyed by young and old. The lrogran was sort Of a minstrel shosg he entertainers were gesnei in white ipr0ns, and masked and told all sorts f funny stories and jokes.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
WOODSTOCK

FARE. State Capitol
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16

Mrs. George Brink has returned from a weeks visit in Hartford.
 Miss Dorothy Bundy was home from West Hartford for the week end and holiday
 Miss Lucy Simonson or bronN,. N. r.. and Miss Margaret Mahef oi New Haven were entertained by Mrs. Charles Hopkins over the weekend.
 Miss Ava Critchley and friends oi New York have been at fhe Logan home for a short stay, also visiting Miss Logan al the hospital in Mor cester
 Mrs. Charles Hopkins. who was II charge of the D. \. R. program or Monday. entertained Misses simonsoi and Maher, who furnished the nun bers on that program.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
ATTAWAUGAN

A mission for the French parish toner's of the church of the Five Wonnds is being given this week by Fathers Beaudry and Martin of Canada. x.-- 4 family spent Sunday in NoonsosNee. ,,s ,fl-
 The ladies of the Catholic W eitArs Council are preparing nope ehese filled with useful articles of house hold linens to be given away sometime in December Co the holder of the lucky number.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
Mrs. Cook Says Gas
 Made Her Nervous

]" For years had gas on The sfonl- seh and was nervous Rdlerika has esns more good than anything :" fslHned1 I.ela Cook ONE spoonfal Afleriks rsfaaves GAS and eftefi bringH surprising relief to fhe rf0aa- sch. Stops that full. bloated feeling. Don't waste time with piils or tablets. hgt let Adisfika give your bowels a NEAL cleansing. bringing out matter ybu never thought war in your ays- fsm J DBpre. Druggist Burt'a Drug Store.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16

school.
 MT. Lamothe has removed his fam fly to the Phelps place which he re. gently purchased.
 Plans are being made for a harvest supper at the church Friday, Oct. g, beginning at o'clock.
 Mr. and Mrs E. NJ. Gibson and Miss Louise of Worcester spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. Ralph NJ. Gibson.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
EAST PUTNAM

Mrs Laura Burrill called on Frank Logee Sunday.
 4 deaconess from Providence spoke at the church Sunday.
 John Hayden and family spent sun day with friends in kIllingly Center.
 Mrs. C. A. Burrill spent last week with Mir. and Mrs Early in Worees- ter. ....
 Mrs. A F.. Chapman is substituting for Mrs. Davison at Putnam Heights
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16
POMFRET LANDING

Mrs. Hopkins is having her house painted.
 Henry Provost and family moved to PaWtucket, k. 1.
 Miss Mary Sullivan spent the week end in Hartford.
 Norman Shippee visited his mother over the weekend.
 Mrs. kennie is very iii at her sis ter.s in East Longmeadow. Mass. Charles Kemnton and his -ie~g css.-. seekins. motored to Ohio last Sunday.
 W. P. Reed and family from New Haven visited Mrs. Jennie White over the weekend.
 Mrs. Minnie Macomber from Boston and her son, Mir. Macomber from Wor- cester and his wife, visited MT. and Mrs. Herbert Congdon.
 Mrs. Henry Peterson from Pomfret Center and her sister, Mrs. Hans An derson. were called very suddenly to New York City on account of the death of their sister, Miss Ellen Pierson. patr;ot go 00 ner Year
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-16

Hmudving as a prOtsction againrt frast Naa uraeticed by the areieft Roman nud by the Peruvian fndiang Of Ore Columbian tirne
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-12
I'll c0EGREso VIGEsIMo sR-
GUHDo DE LA socIEDAD MA
CIOEAL soCLALIsTA

GREEoBLR, febrero II. (cable
Frances )-Uno de los oradores en-
el vigfsimo segundo ccngreso del
partldo Naeional sOcialista que Sc
yiene lleyando a cabo hace algunas
senazas. refiriGndose al apoyo que
este pariido Sc propOns dar al gabi-
netC Dc NJ Herriot, someti6 a Ii
consideration de los congresistas
un Eroyeeto proyeyendo que Sc in
virtieraA varios millones de frances
con los que q creia Sc podria pOner
en- viscr con espl6ndido resultado Ell
pEograns soeialista.
N elHm, jefe del grupo parlameR
tario, demand6 del congreso que de-
finiera elaramente 81 posleion dc
cue diera 6rdenes precisas en- cual-
Quier fnomento a su partido, para
refiEhr su confianza al Gobierno 81
ssto e. 10 que Sc propone hacer el
ggupo rolitico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-12
HO TELES-
ALCAZAR

Luna 5S. trente al MunIcipA5
Nuevo Hotel. Modernamente eQUs.
pado Cocina Crio!la. HabitaciOnc@
frescas. Buer tratO.
Precios de situaci6n. Sc admtts0
abOnadoS.
FRANCISCO RIVERA
PropietarfO
Tel. 1916. Apartado iEg
Sen Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-12
Labor que reaIiza Ia sOCiedad...

B col6n. PFszidente de Ia mislna y
del ssGoF Felipe Avila Abrams. Fl
seaog colbn no acept6 Il renomina-
el6a a pesar de Ia insistente de-
manaa del Hon. Tes0reEo de Puer-
q E4eo aeerca de este particular.
sns mhltip.es tFabajos como Con-
tador y FagadoT General en- el De
RaFtauento de Hacienda, no le per
mltea eonsagraF mucho tempo a
otras atenci0nes y a pesar de tOdo
dNante tres al0s vino sOportando
"a Prssldsncla de IA Junta a la
eaal ceasagr6 sus mejoFes aetivida-
oes dedleanicie a Veces gran par
ts del tienpo que debia haber con-
sagfado al deseanso. En- substitu-
ci6a de estos caballer0s vienen Jos
ssaorfs Manuel r. calder6n por el
Departments de Hacienda y Artu-
20 Diaz por el DepaTtamento de sa-
E.dsd Glendo. eilos como son, per
senas de mentahdad clara. eatu-
aastas por todo 10 que signihque
adslalt0 para q pals y amantes de-
esa.des de IA Asoeiaei6n, es sogllrO
ere Eeemplazaran dignamente a los
gue van a deseansar este aho y con
tubuiran de manera decidida para
ere "a uueVa Junta de que van
faFmar parte tenga un exito com-
pleto duFante el aao 1928.
Labor impFobus omnia vineit"
ditmoa al terminar nuestrO infor-
uls de 1884 y asi IA resultado.
Tofos los 0bstAeul0s y todas las
diherltades cue Sc han presentado
poniendo a pFueba Ia intehgencia
> . buena voluntad de los Direc-
teres. fuer0n veneidos por compile
=. Va AsOeiaci6n esta ahora per
feeiaments oFganizada. tiene su Re
flamsnt8 interior cuya elaboration
Sac minueiosa y detsnida; tiene
su Estema de eontabilidad seneillo
y clare: sus empleados han adqui-
rdo una gran pEAetiea en- el mo
Timlento ds los negOcios a que Sc
ciTcunseTibe. = todos los miembros
dc Ia misma Sc hallan rebOsantes de
jahilo al yer que Ia institution que
haze tres alos era un nero proyee-
% so Ia convertible SIN gran esfrer
- en- ma formidable empresa eco
n6miea que eumple sas propositos
educatvos = AnancieFos desarTo-
uando e habito del ahorro = de Ia
|eecnomia y dsspertando q la vez en-
las almas de los asociados senti-
misnt0s generosOs de noble y fra
teFnal aolidaEidad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-12
RArLR DE coRoNAcIoE En- IL
CASINO EsPAaoL DE- RIO
PIEDRAs

sasenta poF nussiTo amigo parti'
enias. 81 diftlnguldo eabailsFo, don
Jeasrin MatisnEo. PEesidente del
cassEo KspaAol de Rio Piedras, he
mss Fseibldo atsnta snvitaeion para
A rsElo bale Dc eoFonaei6n de ).
~. Naria cristina I. Rsina del Car
naval De dicho centre social
aHnfuaiasmo7 &c adivina. Afaria
CFissina. : sut grandss dotes de BE-
lleaa q sus eneantoa. nne IN 90
aulnito tFato social cue ie conquest
As aiapsflas de todos euantos tie
aea 81 grsto placer De tFataEia. d.
.hl aue "a esplsndoEoso Esinado, ha-
= siae moiivo Dc gEaa i6biio para
! eulta sociedad de Mo PsedraE,
aus - dispons 3 gozaF de las deli'
sias ore bFinda IA tsmpoFada eaFna-
waieaca.
AFTadsesmos , aprsciaHos en- 80
20 enante vale Ia invitaei6n seeihi'
a.. y dssds aheFa aseguFamos que
4 bsils ds coronation ds IA gEaeio-
A Maria Cristina serA uno de los
eonsseimisntos soeiales de Ia tenn
nraaa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-12
osasinsaslsa e. Ia -. Sas.

dsi fsz1s del pss cisuto De aho'
re y ds ies inteFassa seeFanies aes
psss as es4sfides tades les Eastrs.
aHtA szzn - ka ldg auEsntaulo
menaaalmeaae ca ua pFemeaia De
$4,000 pssesdezsss - iss ahoFog
dsi PeF elsEis . oaaa smBig--
ds 81 n Hlslde FsHpeetiv0 IN
IA aefnahdaa dispeasmss ds ga .oa
a. ds tise ElAsa hablendo Fsa.
EAds auFssts 81 aAe un vglu'-sa 6s
oBsFaeisEss poF EaisF Dc Sac 5000
con euye date ns pons de maniGssto
IA impoTtsneia as ias sseisaasss
eoopsEatiyas gns ca PnsFto Rlc9
pusasn EsrminaF y aorsesE een san
e. fusrEa , cen tan ssHlfaa.ds re-
fuitaae eema EsFminan = aoFsEen
sn InEaAtsFFa. ca Ttana : sn ofros
pushios eiWiiEadss ds p eits r.
Fgpa.
cea este eaEitai = eea ios il.s-
Fsass gns fal Bfs4n0isnSg hie.mos
2looo pffstamos de susi1os. 41s e.-
peclaist g npotscanos eEisiie -
90 s4smpFe ca ea8a un balance sa-
1eisuts paFA atsn4sF q ias Uasgas
seiielfndes
De los varies infoFmss Humercos
aus aeomba1aa q ssta usmoria. CO.
mo mstsFfa ae flasiFaei6n. 81 de-
dnes si estaae hEallaHts &c Ia 40
eiaei6a. s. eaptal active eomo -
hsmos in6leads e. ds slo6.5i&.sh
censtiiuide een e. balsnes dei g pe-
eisuss ds ahoHes cue sutls a
ei6lo&o.sS y ei de lss inferesss cue
- g fs.Gs0s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-12
HABI.ANDo CON Los
DIRECTORIES DE LA
ENIIDAD RENEFIcA

"Sin embargo" nos ha dicho el
senior Manuel Mendia, digno Presi-
dcato do Ia Cruz Roja Puertorriqua-
fa. "este aho nos elasifican como
preparados para nevar a cabo toda
Ia obra caritativa organizada, con
nueSt-os propios recIrsos".
Y es muy natural. FL pueblo de
Puerto Rico empieza a sontir la obra
constructors que reahzan estos bien
hechoves de Ia humaHidad, y Sc apres
"a para cooperar en- ella. Anterior
mente. cuando pensabamos hacer
an acto caritativo, teniamos espe-
oial inter6s en- hacerlo por nuestra
'nano. Ahora no, cue 10 cue hayamos
de daI, 10 daremos igual, pero mas
eticaz, hacienda caridad con Ia CO.
ops-ao'6n de la Cruz Roja que sabc
quien hecesita y dc que.
Los directories de la Cruz Roia
Puertorriqueaa, presidida por don
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-12
CENTRAL

Edificio construfdo eIpresamente
para Hotel Modernamente equipa-
do, con Ascensor, Habitaciones con
bafio. Tel6fono, eTimbres, Barberfa
Y cuanto requiere el MOderno Con-
fort.
Plan EuropeO. American Plan
Desde $1.U0 a $50. Desde $50 a 3.5c
Restaurant a la Carta. Cubierto 81.
SAN JOSE NO. II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-12

Manuel Mendia, y tambien por dis
tingriGas damas de nuestra sociedad
one co9peraran en- Ia direction de
dife~entes comites, han organ1zad0
IN balle para tener efecto ell II de
fehrero a las 8 de la noche, en- cl
Teatro Municipal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-12
EEL HEMEFECIo
DEL sEoUEo"

EntFs Las fEAlza&dss as "a As0-
elael9n - dsstsea e. bensfcio del
no&aEo aus o. Dc eaFitai amportan-
ga. Dass q an esats maEimo Dc
ei2oo al aGe. ss tsns ana P1aEa
BsF mnnrte inat-Aaaa na.ca dc
esFez as $4,000 sln nsesaidad de
otFA moiestla y de otrss aacFlaelos
cue 81 ee BeTtensasT 8 "a Aseela-
eitn esntnh1yends asl een ga elo
a. moFtaasta eeEsspon9asHis eada
nsss 3 ia enal usaea eKcedsT4 de
un asiiaF
a. fsn4s Del ssEurg e. NoTlsm-
hfs - iszs sFa es a. 2s2sl in-
GrssaEon peT 81 osaospi9 ds eaQtas
ef2 5000 daHde un tgtal de
slsosafl e. psEsFon ~ ssguF0s
poF mneFts csa nn imperte de
fIsolGGs > 40 seguFss PoF iEuti
tl6sa asosHasutss a s7.ge6oos ss
aeselyasEea HqF lnEFsaoa inaebiaoa
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