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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-01
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SIMON BOLIVAR. Este Co
mite, cuya presidencia esta con-
fiada al senior" senador, Georges
Reynald Y de la cual forman
parte en- caIidad de miembros
de honor los Ministries Plenipo-
teneiarios de las cinco Repdbli-
cas- que deben al Libertador su
Independence. y que tamhien
cuenta con cientos de senadores
V diputados franceses, entire los
cuales Sc encuentran los seno-
res Raymond, Poincare, Ra-
phaeI Georges Levy, Alfred
Mascuraud, Leo Bouyssou, vi
ce Presidente de Ia Camara de
Diputados, etc ha decidido
que ell monumento sea erigido
por medic de suscripciones re-
cogidas en- todes los pafses La
tinos.-Yo me permito, en- con-
secuencia, apelar a su devotion
a nuestra causa, para CUE u.s.
ted Sc encargue de la suscrip-
ci6n en- su pais.-A nosotros
nos place esperar que listed
aceptara esta mission y que US
ted nos ayudara a que esta ma
nifestaci6n para fines latinos
que preparamos obtenga ell me-
jor exito.-Nosotros queremos
firmamente que ell monumento
que Sc eleve a. uno de los hom-
bres que honran mas a nuestre
raza v a la humanidad sea
uno de los mas bellos de Pa
ris.-Sfrvase aceptar, senior y
querido colega, la expression de
~nuestros sentimientos mas dis
tinguidos Y devotos.-El Secre-
tario General: (fdo.l LOUIS
C~ASAB0NA.-Sr. Sergio Ro-
manacce, Director de Ell NUN
DO, San Juan, Puerto Rico"
POR CUANTO Simon Bolivar
D tan solo constitute una gloria
de nuestRas raza en- Ame-
ca, sino que, en- un arranoue
9 verdadera solidaridad %altruista
dando pruebas de una intersa
evoci6n a la causa de la iibertad,
: disguise a ser por su propia
oluntad ell Libertador de Puerto
leo, para 10 cual formula sus
lanes que Sc discutirian en- ell
ongreso del Istmo de Panama,
,nxocado por 81 mismo en- ell ano
. 1926;
POR CUANTO: De no haberlo
npedido los "intereses creados'
e entonces, Simon Bolivar, con
,das probabilidades, hubiese lie
ado a cabo su plan de invasion
liberaci6n de Puerto Rico, eman-
ipandonos de Espana Y salvando
uestra nacionalidad para ell fu-
arc;
(POR TANTO: Ell PARTIDO
DE PUERTO
.ICO, reunido en- asalnbIea, re-
uelye declarar, como por la pre-
ante declara, que, en- reconoci-
liento dc los planes p%atrioticos
Simon Bolivar para libertar
Puerto Rico Y Ell solidaridad
on los dem&s pueblos de la raza,
E une y Sc adhere con fervor
/ homemade que, a iniciativas del
de Acci6n Latina, han de
ribntar los pueblos latinos a ST.
ION Bolivar, erigiendole un mo-
umento sobre una de las plazas
e PARISH y a csc efeeto, Ell
'ARTIDO DE
'UERFO RICO, ofrece Y prome-
! ell coneurso generoso Y decidi-
0 de todos sus atiiiados, en- la
ontribuei6n asignada a nuestra
sla, para llevar q feliz exito tan
iagno proyeeto en- glorifcaci6n
e nuestra raza.
Dada EN- el salon de Ia Asam-
lea del Partido Nacionalista de
'uerto Rico, EN- La cirtdad de Pon=
Puerto Rico, n losi 6 dfas del
,es de setienabre de 1925:
Fed. ACOSTA-VELARDE.
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la destruction del Jardin que existe
en- la Avenida de Diego, de Santur-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-01

Fed. AC0STA-VELARDE.
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NOTA DE F~oRTALEZA

FL G~ObernadOf ha ~eXpedido pasa-
porte para Espana, Italia Y otros
paIses, al senoT Francisco Aarrhe-
Sc Correa. de Areeibo.
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CoMUNIcAC1oNEs

del Sr. Alcalde, solicitan-
do autorizaci6n para yender I'm
aparato, propiedad del Municipio
"Multigraph'' fuera de uso'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
Methodist Folks
To Enjoy Hospitality
At Augusta "Y"

The annual Methodist Night at the
Augusta Y. M. c. A. will be held on
Friday evening, March 81. This is al
ways most enjoyable affair in which
the members of the church, both young
and old, join for an evening of fun.
A series Of contests will be held as
at previous occasions of this nature at
which the group will be divided into
two sides, one representing the east
side OF the river and the other the
west side. Two years ago the two
sides were tied at the end of the eve
ming and last year the west side won.
This year the east side is bent on tie
Ing the series If it is possible.
A committee has been appointed to
have general oversight of the festivi-
ties of the evening. This committee
consists of Morris 3. Dow, w. II. Nc
Vickar, Charles NJ. White and Edgar
D. Tribou. This committee will ar
range for the contests which will take
place in the gymnasium and on the
bowling alleges, and for the refresh
ments which will be served during the
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
Mailing Station
Specifications in
P0stmaSter's Hands

Postmaster John c. Arnold has re-
ceived notice that plans have been
completed and all federal requirements
met to authorize the establishment Of
mailing station in connection with
the Augusta post Office.
The Maine Central Railroad has
given the post Office department an
option to lease the lot Of land on which
the building is TO he erected at a rem
tai of 81 per year. The post ONCE
department will turn said option over
to the lowest responsible bidder to
whom the contract for the building
will be awarded.
The specifications now at the ONCE
Of the postmaster call for building
Of brick construction. 1863 feet long,
equipped with oil heating plant.
The building erected according to
specifications will be rented to the post
office department: two forms Of pro-
posal being asked. One form Of bid
is for rental price per year during
the first 10 years. with the privilege
of renewal for such additional time
as the most office department shall de-
sire. The second bid is for a term of
20 years with an option to renew for
such length Of time thereafter as the
post office department shall desire.
Bidders are to state at what price they
will sell the building to the govern
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
Augusta Mans Advancement

George w. Stafford. native of Au-
susfa, Maine, has steadily advanced
m MS chosen profession. the law.
sihce coming to Washington. He
mas new been appointed attorney
Tor the Florida Real Estate Com
pany OF Washington. d. c., and elected
director of the organization. He
VIII maintain his offices in the Mum
oey Building, Washington.
Mr. Stafford will leave here April 1
IN professional "trip to Massa-
chusetts and expects to be able to
; spend few days in his native city,
augusta. On his return to Washing
ION he will leave for Florida on
april Is, remaining there several
months to be actively engaged with
me real estate company. 1t is Mr..
SSatord's intention to maintain an Of
I'VE IN Florida as well as in WASH
Maine people, located in Washing
ION, who know Mr.. Stafford, are de-
nghted with the rapid advancement
ne - making tn his law profession.
om,,from Portland Express, Column of
.hoiaas Forsyth, Special Cores
pondent for Washington. d. c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
Greaoire & Pelleurini

Ref1ections Of the r. NJ. A. A.
Fashion show, recently held at the
Hotel Astor. New York City, are to be
found in the spring millinery opening
at Gregoire e. Pellegrini's. Both Mrs.
Gregoire and Mrs. Pellegrini attended
this big event in the national milli-
merry world and brought back to their
customers ideas. fresh and first
handed. The majority of hats are
large in size and in picturesque type
for the summer season. Flowers are
very important as trimmings and rib
bons are also much in use.
Brilliant colors, especially in red
tones are important in the showing at
this smart Augusta millinery shop.
All the fuschia shades likewise show
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
PenObscot County
Declaration Is Host

The Penobscot county Republican
legislative delegation entertained the
State and county Republican commit
tees at dinner on Wednesday evening
at the Augusta House. The guests Of
honor included Governor and Mrs.
Brewster, Mr.. and Mrs. William e.
Brewster Of Dexter, parents Of the
governor, and Colonel and Mrs. Charles
Dustin of Dexter. Covers were laid
for about As and most enjoyable time
was had by all attending. An excel
lent chicken dinner was served and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
Richmond's Apparel Shop

The spring spirit is demonstrated
at Richmonds Apparel Shop in de-
lightful ways. One very good look
ing spring coat shown was in the
rev gypsy shade, rich brown.
White kid was appliqued profusely
On the bottom of the coats skirt and
on the sleeves. 1t was banded with
a narrow strip of white fur. squared
off with silver braid. Another coat
cedar shade. The lining was gor-
geous and a military collar of mole
skin completed this charming
picture.
An ensemble suit was developed in
dark blue tricotine with narrow
strip of squirrel fur on the collar of
the coat. The top Of the dress was
henna georgette, embroidered in
circles. The coat was lined with the
same material, sans embroidery. A
band of beads finished the edges of
the coat.
Among the lovely foulard dresses
at Richmond's was one in tan and
dark blue. The side drapes were
finished off in pleated georgette in
huge squares. Jade green satin I'm
der same shade georgette was an
other striking model dress. 1t was
very fancy in front and featured the
popular plain back.
Flamingo canton crepe made de-
1ightful model. The dress was very
plain until the low waist line was
reached. There a wide band of gay
embroidery topped flare skirt. The
result was charming. A silk en-
semble suit was shown in henna.
The dress top was gay printed pat
tern. The collar and cuffs and bot
tom of the coat was finished in
fancy black silk braid. A very good
matron ensemble suit was in black
satin and purple. The front of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
e e. Snula Co


The display windows at the at
tractve millinery store of the E. F.
Soule Co., were adorned for the
spring opening in two of the seasons
leading colors. Shell pink, which
New York is featuring and Coolidge
gray, which the wife of President
Coolidge wore at the Inauguration.
A very charming pose of the First
Lady of the Land is the center of
attraction in one window, about
which are shown number of strik-
ing models, emphasizing the popular
shade.
Gray horse hair and wide of brim
Is one hat. A huge pink rose is the
sole adornment. Gray leghorn and
also wide of brim is another good
locking hat. Bands of softly folded
georgette go around the crown and
are hid beneath three roses, one
pink, one yellow and one blue.
The new pink hats with flowers
of similar hue are shown in delight
full array at the Soule store.
"Nanitie" hats in refreshing styles,
also feature the new shades. A Las
don" hat in Coolidge gray has blue
enough to charm the observer with
the contrast.
All taffeta is one pink hat and it
Is richly embroidered in two shades
or rose horse hair. Another pink
hat. wide in front and narrow in
tack, boasts Haunting bow of the
very, very new betting ribbon. A
gray hemp hat with a wide brim and
it's crown covered with gray and
blue feather fancies was also
featured. A Harry Hayman" is the
latter one. A new shell pink hat
has its high crown completely cover
ed with petals.
The scarf and the hat have much
in common this season. One scarf
at Soules was more than a scarf. 1t
was shawl in proportions. 1t was
designed in Egyptian characters and
was most charming with a hat of
Coolidge gray. Another good look
ing hat of gray had one side banked
With Alice blue grapes. A gray poke
with folded taffeta crown mostly
hidden beneath straw appliques had
rim in gray and blue taffetta.
A "Hermine" hat in sand crepe de
chine was developed in basket
weave. It's only adornmcnt was a
huge rose in honey shade. Another
"Hermine' hat in cocoa bangkok had
its crown all covered with applique
of brown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

Though skies were gray. it
was the day, Wednesday, when
the spring style openings were
held in the Augusta stores.
Maid and matron and those of
the sterner sex as we'll, visited,
looked and admired and in
many cases, purchased for
Easter. The rainy weather did
not keep those indoors who had
planned right along to see the
pretty things on Wednesday.
The markets of Boston and
New York have offered their
prettiest, their best and their
latest. There should be no rea-
son why the Augusta purchas-
err will not be as properly clad
as their metropolitan cousin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

large use. Large body straws come
In for much attention, also hats of
taffeta, faille and ribbon in monotone
and color combinations.
Hats such as will grace the June
weddings are shown at Gregoire &
Pellegrini's. They are wide brimmed,
lacy affairs with just enough of a
dash of color in the way of flower or
SO, to relieve any monotony suggested
One especially charming model of
black lace had lovely natural colored
roses with gilt tipped petals.
Exotic in coloring and design are
the scarfs which match the hats. One
lovely hat, the first of its kind to be
shown in Augusta, had hand painted
flowers Of ground glass. On the scarf
Is repeated the design. They are both
of that soft alluring shade called altar
Of roses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
10000 Pound Parcel
Post Costs S1262

The mailing of 10000 two pound
eataiogues was handled from the
augusta post Office Wednesday. The
ps;Ussssage on this mailing amounted to
Nv. The catalogues were from
sne Sears Roebuck Co.. of Chicago
Hna the Augusta post office is the
'eW England mailing center.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
II, ], Merrick

The summer patterns in the new
wolfe tissues and crepes at II. ].
Merrick's store are smart and up to
the minute. Printed crepe de chine,
in wide range of colors and designs
are there ,aplenty to suit every fair
shopper. Some of the color combina-
tions include tan and blue, black and
white, henna and white. Mr.. Mer-
rick has fine line of stockings in all
the new spring shades. And he is
showing some hats which are surpris-
ingly priced, considering their value.
Costume jewelry in most any style,
greet the eye of the shopper. A love-
ly line Of lingerie keep up the STAN
dard of the Merrick store, as well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
Ida Theriault

A group of thistlebloom hats here,
some charming shapes in the new
tobacco brown, others in that lovely
shade which is neither tangerine or
orange, are shown in delightful array
at the millinery shop OF Miss Ida
Theriault. She has n splendid show
ing of made hats, thus assuring that
personal touch which adds so ma
terially to the style and the dash of
It's model.
Crabapple, that delicate, yet re-
freshing spring shade. Miss Theri-
ault is showing in lovely assortment
She is displaying many large hats
and even though they flaunt wide
brims, the head sizes are not out of
proportion. 1t seems to revive the
day of the picture hat with sweep
Ing brims and plumes. The fabric
hats are becoming in favor and Miss
Theriault, ever keen to sense the
needs and desires of the feminine
buyer, has many lovely silk and
satin hats with touches of straw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

The e. e. Newbert Agency has
sold a lot Of land in the Ballard field
location on Eastern Aventie to WAL
ter s. Linscott. Mr.. Linscott win
begin at once the construction Of \
home for early summer occupancy. =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

coat was open work so the color
beneath emphasized the pattern.
At Richmond's there is also shown
scme very pretty hats; sweaters in
the latest styles also are featured.
They have a splendid line of summer
under wear, petticoats and other APP
parel in latest design and weave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

featuring genuine leopard are shown
Perhaps one Of the most complete
lines Of silk underwear is found at
this store. The Kayser Italian silk
Is used in so many lovely ways.
There are step-ins and night robes
Dainty embroidery in heavy silks is
found on the pastel shaded undies.
In the toilet line, they have a new
one, called "Nymfaun". including
face powder, cream, rouge, lip stick
and perfume. 1t is an odor and
quality that will make friends quick
ly. Gotham hose in every color con-
ceivable fill the shelves. There are
leather goods for the completion of
the costume. including smart hand
bags.
Choker pearls in New York's fav-
vored shade. shell pink and in gun
metal are displayed in alluring ar
ray. These chokers are very popu-
lar in costume jewelry.
Handkerchiefs that are dreams.
Lacy affairs, with the real article
for corners and hens. Imported
lace, all hand done, make MASTER
pieces of the hankies. Others are
flower shaped and colored, in softest
silk. There are saucy little bouquets
for the tailored coat.
CIoutier's
At Cloutier's exclusive little mil
linery shop. the opening window dis
play was crabapple. One charming
n odel in this refreshing spring shade
was a Gloria Swanson in georgette.
1t was a model hat with Chapeau
de Paris label. The softly folded ma
terial made q beautiful creation. A
large hat was shown in wild orchid,
the material being horse hair.
Roses in the same shade were clever
ly grouped. Neapolitan straw was
another large black hat with a red
rose trimming.
Just like the rays of the rising
summer sun was an ombre hat of
poke style. The shades of yellow
were cleverly arranged. in semi
circle fashion, up over the crown. At
Cloutiers some very lovely models
in the May Rose hat, a very dressy
style are shown. They also nave some
very stunning models in the New
Meadow pattern hat. These are of
the dressy type. to complete the
afternoon costume for the garden
PARTY or the country club dance.
was Of dark blue straw. Its facing
was pink and spray of pink
gardenia trailed down over the
crown and landed safely on the wide,
gracefully flaring brim.
One glimpse at the Cloutier hats
quickly convinces the shopper that
flower trimmed hats are stronger in
favor this year than a good many
other styles. Flowers predominant.
roses lead, followed by violets and
sardenias and even flowers of I'M
Usual makeup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

LOCAL NOTICE

, MlLL1NERY-Mrs. Marion Genest
h has opened millinery parlors at her
NJ n,Hme, 40 Court street. She will be
p -, TO greet her old customers.
ESQ ESQ new ones. An attractive line Of
play. ~ ~ Horofdff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan S. Kennedy
Of this city were guests Wednesday
of Mrs. Kennedy's brother, Ray
Cronham of Portland, the musical
organist. While there they attend
ed the concert of the Boston Sym
phony orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

The regular weekly session Of the
Red Cross Child Welfare clinic will
De held this Thursday afternoon at
z:So at the Augusta General hospi-
5al. The day has been changed from
tuesday to Thursday and the place
OF meeting has been changed from
the Red Cross rooms on Water street
10 the hospital for the summer
months,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
Misses Thibodesu

1t is a certain fact that the Misses
Thibodeau will have something new
and something smart to show in the
line of millinery. Their spring OPEN
ing testified to that. Thistlehloom
was the shade in which their window
was decorated. This is a lovely new
spring shade which is just the proper
color needed to liven the dark blue
ensemble.
A thistlebloom color found express
sion in q Gloria Swanson shape of
horsehair. A bunch of imported roses
adorned this attractive model. Color
plays an important part in the Misses
Thibodeau hats. And workmanship
is another feature of these attractive
models. A picture hat was shown in
rose taffeta, adorned with a bunch of
fadeless flowers at the tip top of its
high crown.
A tan colored straw turban in this
tlebloom has for its trimming, flowers
in malice shades. Another hat of
ombre thistlebloom reflected the tall
ored effect with it's smart ribbon bow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Berry, Miss
Grace Gilcrease. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest r. Hill. were in attendance
Wednesday evening at the concert |
of the Boston Symphony orchestra
at Portland, making the trip by auto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

Miss Mary Colburn, Miss Mary
Davies and Miss Janet Chase. stu
dents at Wheaton college, are enjoy
ing the Easter recess at their res
pect!ve homes in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

step Into any drug ceeeA gst 4
positoriee and stop the cUrsSsa.
pain, itching and 6Ioedine. TN0
sands declare It . won1Sr. 49,
saved from operations. 1ntire fSml.I
msad tS. ssI 2 tSst 49, sss s3S s'sen-'
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Alberta Head

Alberta heald
AT Miss Alberta Heads millinery
parlor. she is showing a delightful
variety of spring hats. One in wild
orchid shade, such as was shown at
the Copley Plaza style show, had q
scarf to match. The hat and the
scarf were both expressed in ombre
shades. Bluet straw was a lovely
Gage model. 1t was made most
queenly with softly draped drench-
ed ostrich In the same lovely shade.
A genuine paradise glorified a
Coolidge gray and black georgette
hat in the side rolling brim. A bril-
liant pin, stuck carelessly in at one
side. further enhanced this striking
model, "Georgette is in with
rush, this season, Miss Head says.
Wild orchid, spruce and Pueblo are
three shades which find happy COM
bination in adjoining a Gage hat of
ieghorn. Marmora green and gray
is another hat which Miss Head
showed. The plume and the under
facing We're of green.
A great red rose with a long,
gracefully trailing stem. was dis
covered on a dark blue straw hat.
The combination is delightful and
also very popular this spring. Miss
Head is showing hats in variety
and is featuring the Gage hats. She
has hats for every occasion and in
wide range of colors, all the Way
from bishops purple to orchid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26

after the repast short talks were
given by ]. Fred O'Connell Of Bangor,
Orman B. Fernandez Of Old Town.
Mrs. Arthur c. Nickerson Of Bangor
and Mrs. 8. P. Porter Of Old Town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
ment at the expiration Of the 10 and

ZU-year IeHSeS.
All proposals must be submitted on
or before May 1, 1926. and the build
ing should be ready for occupancy
November 1. 1925. The plans Of the
building may be seen at the office Of
the Augusta postmaster.