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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02

fancyreed girl and having feet Od by the peo
pie arriving after you do"
well as amt interested financially moving picture
theayter property Abe worry much might
observed although if the telegraph companies OF the
country got any putting Rudolph Valentino into
every American home that can pay for installing the
, 1925-10-28
USES MODERN
MEANS OF PUBLICITY

Lander's Methodist church has
contracted for a series of paid ad-
vertisements to appear over an ex-
tended period in the State Journal,
the purpose of which is to place be-
fore the public the community pro-
gram planned for the year under the
direction of B. A. Bessire, the pas
tor.
This method is nothing new and
is no longer an experiment as adj
vertisement of churches has proven
a success when made interesting
and the organization made good
with the programs and service Of
fered the public.
A notable example is the devel-
opment of the Congregational church
at Casper. Coming there a few
months ago the Rev. A. E. Cooke
gathered a few of the denomonation
together, rented the American thea
tire for Sunday mornings and the
Odd Fellows hall for the evening
and advertised in the papers with
topics having a wallop and a mu-
steal program of merit. Backed by
good preaching and an inspirational
service the crowds began to come
and the fact that they are sustain
ed was shown two Sundays ago
when in a downpouring rain the
American theatre was filled for the
morning service.
The Lander Methodist church will
issue a weekly bulletin in addition
to the Journal ads and the workers
have pledged their support to the
minister in the development of a
community service which will just
ify the special effort to supply their
part of the social religious program
for the city.-Lander Journal.
, 1925-10-28
NOTICE FOR DETERMINATION
OF HEIRSHIP AND DISTRI-
BUTTON OF ESTATE
In District Court of Park County,
Wyoming

In District Court of Park County,
Wyoming
In the matter of the estate of
BENJAMIN MCLEAN,
Deceased.
State of Wyoming County of Park,
IS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
Morris H. Newcomer, administrator.
Flora A. Mclean, Ernest D.. Mclean
and any and all other persons
claiming to have or hold any inter
est in the estate of Benjamin Nc
Lean, also known as Benjamin A.
Mclean, deceased, to appear. exhibit
and show cause on the 21st day of
December, A. D.. 1925, at ten (10)
O'Clock a. M, at the court ROOF of
the court house in Cody, Park coun-
ty, Wyoming, concerning their re-
spective claims of heirship, owner
ship or interest in and to the estate
of said decedent, and particularly
in and to the following described
real property, towit:
The north half of the northeast
quarter (NhNEA) of Section Thir-
ty-four (34), Township Fifty (50)
North, Range One Hundred (1O0)
West of the Sixth (6) Principal
Meridian, Wyoming, containing
Eighty (S0) acres; and the south
east quarter of the southeast quar-
ter (SEA SEA) of Section three
90; and the south half of the
southwest quarter (Sh SWH); and
the southwest quarter of the south
east quarter (SWH SEA) of Sec
ton Two (2), Township Forty-nine
(49) North, Range One Hundred
C100) West of the Sixth Principal
Meridian, Wyoming, containing One
Hundred Sixty G6O) acres.
And you, and each of you, are
hereby notified that Rose Mclean
Newcomer has filed a petition here
in claiming the ownership of all of
the said property and praying for
a decree distributing said property
to her, and in the event of your
failure to appear, decree will be en-
tered in accordance with the prayer
of her petition.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
~hereunto set my hand and the Off
cial seal of said court at Cody, Wy
oming, this 9th day of October.
A. D. 1925.
(Seal) ORILLA DOWNING,
Clerk of District Court
Ernest j. Goppert, Cody, Wyo.,
Attorney for Petitioner.
First publication October %, 1925.
Last publication Dec. 2. 1925.
, 1925-10-28
MoNIDER ASSIST
ANT SECRETARY OF WAR

Hartford McNider of Mason City,
Iowa, past commander of the Amer
lean Legion, has been made assist
ant secretary of war by President
Coolidge. He succeeds Dwight F.
Davis, who was recently made sec
rotary of war. 1t is a most fitting
recognition of one who rendered
valiant service in the late world
war, and who was afterwards hon
ored by his associates.
The new assistant secretary, So
years old, was born at Mason City,
Iowa. He is a banker in private life.
He was an officer in the Iowa
National Guard before the United
States entered the World war. In
1917 he was assigned to the Ninth
United States Infantry and was
promoted thru the various grades in
France until he attained the rank
of lieutenant colonel. He was wound
ed at st. Mihiel and holds the dis
, 1925-10-28
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
October 5th. 1925.

October 5th, 1925
The Town Council of the Town
of Cody. met in regular monthly
session at the town offices in the
Walls building. October 5th, 1925.
at eight O'Clock p. M. Roll call
showed the following:
Present: Mayor T~rueblood. Coun-
cilmen Tinkcom. Stump and Thurs
ton.
Absent: Councilman Frost.
In the absence of the Clerk, d.
E. Hollister was appointed to act
as Clerk pro EN-.
Minutes Of the meetings of Sep
TENDER 7th and 9Th were read and
approved.
There being no unfinished bust
ness, Mayor Trueblood called upon
visitors in attendance to bring up
any matter that they might desire.
Messrs. J.. Shuler and Roy Holm
were present as a committee from
the Lions Club. requesting the con-
~struction of a sidewalk on Beck
Avenue east of the city park, cross
ing Morrill, Street, on the south
SUE Vi tic SCuoOl HOuSC. COuicii
man Tinkcom, moved that a COM
mittee be appointed to investigate
and report on this matter. Motion
was seconded by Councilman Stump
and carried. The Mayor %thereupon
appointed Councilmen Thurston,
Tinkcom and Stump as such com
mittee.
Town Electrician Rector report
ed that he had received requests
that arrangements be made for ex-
tending the lighting system to fur
nish light to property just beyond
the east boundary of town. Moved
by Councilman Tinkcom, seconded
by Councilman Thurston, that a
committee be appointed to investi'
gate and report. Motion carried
The Mayor thereupon appointed
Councilmen Tinkcom and Stump
, 1925-10-28
and Town Electrician Rector a
such committee.

and Town Electrician Rector as
such committee.
Mt. E. E.. Newton was present
and reported plans for a rural dis
tributing system which would cover
the territory included in Mr.. Rec
tors recommendation. Upon motion
this matter was referred to the COM
mitee above appointed.
Mr.. Hollister. as town attorney,
reported the status of the Crane ar
filtration and the gasoline tax case.
Councilman Stump reported that
he had received a request of the
Cody Club for permission to con-
meet the proposed camp ground in
the east end of town with Sewer
District No. 2. 1t was suggested
that a petition be procured from
the residents of District No. 2, ask
ing thai such permission be grant
ed.
Councilman Tinkcom called at
%tention to the condition of the walk
on the Curt Howell lot on Beck
Avenue between Third and Fourth
Streets. The matter was referred to
the committee appointed above in
connection with the Beck Avenue
crossing.
The matter of the side walk con-
structed by the town on the Walls
lots on Fourth streets and Salisbury
avenue came up for discussion and
the Clerk was instructed to see that
a bill was sent to Mr.. Walls with
the request that the same be at
tended to at once.
The representatives of the Casper
Supply Company and the Westing-
house Electric Company appeared
before the Council and were given
a hearing upon the proposed scheme
of ornamental lighting for a portion
of Sheridan Avenue. No action was
taken in the matter but it was de-
cided to have these gentlemen con-
fer with the town electrician the
next day.
The matter of an ordinance for
the inspection of milk cows used i N
the town was referred to the town
attorney for investigation and re-
port.
Upon motion duly seconded and
carried, the following bills were
audited and allowed:
lHendrie and Bolthoff, cleo
trio light globes- S 24.S9
George T. Beck, office rent $500
Shoshone Electric Light &
Power Co., current 1,O41.2O
Henry Purvis, street work $4,000
d. e. HOLSTER, salary and
office rent - 1000
L. A. Schwoob, material POTS
]. e. Forrest, September
salary 1880
c. M. Rector, September
salary 1880
Carl Hammitt, September
salary 10000
Bert Cogswell, labor in
September - 1000
John Reggie, labor- 5000
Tex Holm, September sal
r 1880
Jack Winters. abor HOO
Howard F. Bell, engineer
ing services - $500
G. w. T%rueblood, Septem-
Der salary -- 5000
Cody Lumber Company,
material 21.25
Scotty Clark, labor-- 2.75
Universal Crusher Co., re-
pairs s.o2
Jack Evans, repairs on
time switch ---- 200
S. Smitberger, labor - 500
Hendrie and Bolthoff, ma
terial 1910
Ed Wilder, labor - 500
, 1925-10-28
Municipal Light Co.. street

Municipal Light Co., street
lights 1880
w. E. Raymond, labor - 500
J.. E. Forrest, water commission
'er asked for instructions in regard
to pumping at the city reservoir.
After discussion he was Instructed
to get ready to pump as soon as
occasion required.
The meeting thereupon adjourned
to October Sth, 1925, at 8 o'clock
p. M, at the city offices.
r. G. TRUEBLOOD,
Mayor.
Attest:
D. E. HOLSTER, Clerk.
, 1925-10-28

tinguished service cross and severa
other decorations.
McNider previously had been rec
commended by Senator Cummins of
Iowa, for secretary of war.
, 1925-10-28
CHRIST CHURCH

IL A. M. Morning service
The Vicar will hold a service at
Flat in the afternoon and at
eight p. M. in M~eeteetse.
Arthur H. Beatty
Pastor
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-11
MILLIONS WILL BE
 EXPENDED INTERIOR
 SAYS LOCAL REPORT
HOME OFFICE OF BIG ENGLISH CORPORATION AUTHORIZES
 EXPENDITURE

Seward arrivals from the Interior Saturday report the American Smell ters and Refining Corporation are in stalling power plant in the vicinity of Garden Island, to electrify dredges on all creeks within a radius of 30 miles. It was also rumored the plant will furnish power to the city of Fair banks at cents a kilowatt, the same price as is charged at Anchorage. Thirty to forty cottages are being erected as quarters for the crews.
 All plans and specifications for work in the Fairbanks district have been approved by the home office, it was stated with authorization to expend S8,0O0,000 next year Aside from the company mentioned there is one other large companies in the Interior district, the Fairbanks Exploration Company, of which MT. Shines is manager.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-11

MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Hinde will be outgoing passengers on the steam ship Northwestern, en route to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where they will visit MT. Hinde's mother for a short time, going from there to Havana on a brief trip, after which they will re- turn to Florida, possibly locating in Miami, the metropolis of the South land. Mr. Hinde has been cashier of the local bank, during his residence in Seward, and has been instrumental in promoting the chamber of com merce to it's present high state of eff ficiency. An earnest booster and hard worker for the town, he will be sincerely missed by our citizens.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-11

D. ". Downey and Thos. Babcock, who returned to Seward yesterday from a months prospecting work on their Nuka Bay property, are guests at the Hotel Sexton
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-11
BASEBALL
American

American Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 4. Boston ', Detroit 8. Washington 3, Cleveland 2.
 National. St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 3. Chicago 3, Boston 5. Cincinnati 3-7, Brooklyn 7-13. Pittsburgh 1, New York 2.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-11

The Ellsworth building is receiving a coat of paint today which is being put on by A. Ericson.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-11

MT. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard from the Primrose mine were business visi- tors in Seward today.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-08-11

Smile With Nile" Saturday night.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-08
UN CIEGo QUE coNooE A sUa
AMIGOS PoR LOS PAsos

OKLAHOMA, febrero 7. Omitted
Press) .-''Es I'm gran placer tenerle
de nuevo entire nosotros, Coronel. Ha
estado usted ausente por mucho
item po.''
Ell Coronel @. w. Daley, pasaba
tranuuilamente a 10 largo del capi-
tolic, hablando tranquilamente con
su comrahero, que no era otro, que
E. I Reno, un ciego. FL Coronel ha-
bia estado ausente durante cinco
messs pero su voz habia sido como
cida perfectamente por 81 ciego.
Reno ha desarrollado 10 que sns
amigos han dado en- lamar un sexto
sentido Puede identificar centena-
res de personas. por su VOC Y por sus
pasos. Ell Sc complace en- ilamarles
por sus nombres, cuando pasan cerca
dc ell.
Quien no le conozca, no sabra
nunca que el es ciego. Sc dedica al
comercio y sabe donde esta cada ar
ticulo, ell cual despacha, al ser soil
citado, sin vacilaciones de ningun
genero. Un cliente pide cierta mar
ca de cigarrillos. FL sabe cual es y
no opstante, hace cinco amos que
esta ciego.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-08
Y Ell GOBERNADOR
TOWNER

Isl, va Sc que los republico-so-
cialistas, han propagado Y echado a
correr el rumor de que ell gober-
nadOr TOwner habra de renuHciar.
Esos rHmores carecen en- absolute
de Fundamental. FL gobernador Tow
ner, es ell hombre de cOnfianza de
la administration nacional, v el pro-
pio presidente Coolidge es quien es-
ta empehado en- que permanezea
frente la administrator insular.
Ell GObernador tiene en- Washing
ton excelentes relaeiones, va que
no en- vano ha vivido durante d0ce
aiios en- la capital nacional, ocupan
do los mas altos puestos dentro de
la administration.
''Tuve oportunidad de salir en- dos
tres ocasiones con Ell gobernador
Towner. para dirigirnos al Congre-
so, verdaderamente, cref que no
llegabamos nunca. sPor que raz6n ?
Es muy sencillo. Ell Gobernador Sc
vefa obligado a detenerse a cada
momento para corresponder a los
saludos de sus amigos, prestigiosos
pollticos y copgresistas, que desea-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-08
LA PROTESTA NO
ENCUENTRA AMBIENTE

"En cuanto a La campafia de pro-
tesla dirigida en- Washington por
los sefiores Coll Cuchf Iglesias,
esta fuera de toda duda, que no
ha conseguido formar ambiente en-
los altos circulos polfticos de la ca
pital nacional. Tanto Ell general Nc
Intyre, Y ell Secretario de la Cue
IRA, Weeks, como los altos funcio-
nariOs de La administration, saben
perfectamente bien, que los seflores
Coll Cuchf Iglesias, hasta la
vfspera de las elecciones en- Puer-
to Rico, no Sc OcultarOn para pre-
gonar desde Sus peri0dicos des-
de la tribuna sOciaHsta, que las elec
clones serfan cOmpletamente hon
radas V legales, va que ell propio
gobierno les habfa dado toda clase
de garantfas que ellos tenfan con-
fianZa plena en- el.
~ claro estd, esa actitud de pro-
tesla de Ultima h0ra, despues dc la
derrota, no puede compaginarse con
aauellas otras manifestations. Y
como quiera que Ell Washington es-
tan enterados de todo, de ahf el que
la protesta este practicamente fra
casada, sin ambiente para desen-
volverse Y tOmar fuerZa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-08
Sc introducirdn enmiendas radicales a la Cons
tituci6n de los Estados Unidos
Ell sea poico cabiad radicalmen presidnte trunante
en- noUiembre om0rd possession n MARIO
congrestas possession facu
tad al CongrSo

que va va trabajando de estancia
en- estancia, dedicandose al cultivo
de Ia terra durante tres o cuatro
meseo del alo solainente.
81 doctor Breton cree que al divi-
dir las grandes estancias en- peque-
Gas parcelas,-mientra mas peque-
has 'nejor-la production agricola
aumentara Embellishments Y ell pals
estar$ en- condolences de mantener
un gran nilmero de duefios de ho-
cares.
Nadle MEGA Ell hecho de que ell
Congreso esta dominado por los gran
des magnates, quienes veces po-
seen estancias, que cuentan millones
y millones de hectareas de terreno.
En- esas condolences, los pequefios
agricultores no pueden subsistir. So
lamente existen obreros,. pero no due
fics de hogares.
"El poderoso propietario, que Ia
conducido sus negocios con pruden-
cia y que posee mucho, mucho ga
nado, Cubre con exceso todas sus me-
cesidSdes de magnate, Y puede espe-
rar sin impaciencia' el fenomeno
cuando la terra Sc yea enriquecida
por Ell esfuerzo collective, dice Bre-
ton. Este proceso tardio, puede ser
nuy c6modo para algunos pocos pri-
vilegtados, pero para el pals en- ge-
nslal, 10 1nico que consigue es i'm
pedir su legitimo avance Y progreso,
como nacion nbre civilizada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-08
LAS MUJERES ASPIRAN A FOR.
MAR PARTE DEL GABINETE
PRESIDENTIAL

WASHINGTON, febrero 7. (Un;-
ted Press. LAS mujeres est&n to-
cando a la puerta del gabinete pre-
sidencial solicitando admission. Ha
ce POGO Sc inici6 Ell esta capital un
intense movimiento, para conseguir
llevar las mujeres a las secretaries,
co primer paso hacia el gabinete,
y con aspiraciones, Iquien 10 dUda?,
q la presidencia. La, Association de
Mujcres, con tres millones de socias.
patrocina Ell movimiento. Una Reso-
luci6n fue aprobada recientemente,
6emaadando del presidente Coolidge
que proceda Embellishments a nonl-
brar nara las secretaries de varios
Jepartamentos, por 10 menos del
DepartaEento de Trabajo, Interior
y Agricultural otras tantas muje-
res. Ademas, piden que Sc les de re-
representation en- las principales CO.
misiones nacionales. tales como la
de Tarifas, Comercio y muchas
ctras.
Alegan elias, que va que disfru
tan del voto, al igual que los hon.
bres, y que tienen sus mismas res
ponsabilidades deberes, es justo
que Sc les de una participation ra-
zonable en- la administration nacio-
nal, a cuyo tr1unfo elias contribu-
yen con sus votos y esfuerzos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-08
LAS GRANDES ESTANCIAS Ar.
GENTTNAS sERAN DIvIDIDAS
EN- PEQUENAs PARCELAS

BUENoS AIRES, febrero 7. (Uni
ted Press.)-Un proyecto de ley, pa
ra ob'igar a los duefios de grandes
estancias en- la Argentina dividir-
las vender pequefias parcelas los
que deseen formar hogares, ha sido
presentado al Congreso por el Presi-
dente, Marce1o T. de Alvear Y ell doc
tor Thomas A. de Breton, Ministro
de Agricultural. FL proyecto da po-
deres al Presidente de la Republica,
para colonizar esas estancias seghn
lie parezca mas conveniente.
Los autores del proyecto, declaran
que este es ell primer cafionazo de
una intensa campafia para aumentar
la poblacion de la Argentina, de
dicz millones de habitantes, por
10 me11os ci1icuenta millones, a
former una naci6n gobernada por
duefos de hogares, en- vez de sefic-
res feudales. rluefios de inmensas es-
tancias, uuienes solo preocupa Ia
defcnsa de sus intereses, y para ma
da ell rnejoramiento del pals.
Sc senala ell hecho, de que va las
provincias de Corrientes, Salta y
Tucunan, estan dividiendo las es-
tanciag, para hacer mas intense el
cultivo del algodon. Actualmente,
hay una inmensa poblaci6n n6mads,
que So dedica la agriculture, =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-08
UN DOCUMENTO SENSATIONAL
COMO Sc PREPARAN Los AIENTADOS FASClSTAS
LA INTERVENTION De MSSO EN- Los ATENDOS M MEMORIAL De CS ROSa
SOBRE LAS WOLENAS QUE PREDERON AL ASENAT0 DE MATTEOH

respecto del c0ntenido. A Ia vuelta
de Paris de Dunlini, que venfa heril
do, el presidente Sc 10 encontr0 V
le felicit0 afectuosamente. La Sc
cretarfa de los fascios extranjeros
hizO grabar una petaca con una de-
dicatoria a Dumini.
Despues del discurso de Misuri
en- la Camara, el presidente, irrita-
do, me dijo que el fascismo no po-
dfa tolerar una actitud tan insult
tante, Y que era menester eastigar
inmediatamente e inexorablemente a
AIisuri. Balbo Sc ocup0 de la eje-
cuci0n del castigo de acuerdo con
Bonaecorsi el consul Candeleri.
al dfa siguiente Mussolini ostent0
su satisfaction hacienda que Acer4
be respondiese en- Ia Camara de
una manera insignificante. Natu-
ralmente, NLisuri podfa morir
A consecuencia del episodio MI
surf, una mafiana, mientras De Bo-
no informaba al presidente de que
Misuri insistfa en- que el juez ms
tructor ordenase La eaptura de los
autores reeonocidos de la aggression,
alguien dijO que Misuri prOnuncia-
ria otro discurso ferOz, 10 cual
ell presidente interrumpi0: "Esta
vez ese verdugo va a morir de We
ras". De Bono respOndi0 sonriendo
"Entendamonos 81 10 debemos
matar, es me5or matarlo antes del
discurso; as1 nos evitaremos- ell da-
10 de la especulacion lie los adver-
sarios."
Entire los agreSores de MiSuri eS-
taba, como es sabido, Arconobaldo
Bonaccorsi, al cual Mussolini, al
encontrarselo POGO despu6s salien-
do del Consejo de ministries le hizo
una caricia afeetuosa.
DespuGs de votarse una Orden del
dGa. luego de Ia aggression contra
Forni, en- In cual sc afirna que los
traidores van a ser tratados como
1CC OOhO y ~
mos a Mussolini que ningdn nuevo
incidente habfa ocurrido, 10 cual
81, sonriendo, respondi0: "Vean co.
mo cuando Sc zurra Y Sc Zurra fuer
te, Sc tiene Siempre raZ0n."
Con motive del castigo a FARM,
Mussolini me grit0 varias veces que
ell fascismo no tenfa ninguna sensi-
bilidad defensiva, Y que siempre lie
tOcaba a el ir delante, Y pregunta-
ba: "iQue es 10 que hace Dumi-
ni?" Porque DUmini era ell hombre
adecuado para las hazaflas puniti-
vas, Y porque saba que estaba a
disposition del partidO Y del Gobier
no para este genera de hazailas
Acordamos, en- union de Giunta, que
Sc enviase un amigo, con ell en-
cargo de que Sc pusiesen de acuer-
do con los 'arditi' de guerra para
darle una leccion a Forni; pero yo
teniendo en- cuenta ell pasado de
Forni. recomend6 que sc hmftasen
una paliza, mientras que 20 nc
recibiese la orden dc graduar la
venganZa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-08
FL cOaOCidO COmpOsitOr.
Confirmation de la Ira. pag.)


racionales que producer resultados
PRACTICES en- la ensenanza de los de-
mas conocimientos. Esos m6todos
no Sc aplican en- nuestro pals y va
cs hora de reaccionar en- tai SEN
lido.
Para algunos hace falta en- Puer-
to Rico un Conservatorio. Conven-
go en- clio, mas S.ria ahora prema-
turo su establecimiento tDonde es-
t. la juventud preparada para lie
mar los cuadros de las class? Aun-
que parezca severe, debo afir1nar
cue, con salvedad de La de aigunos
instructores doctos, la ensefanza
musical que Sc ha venido sirviendo
en- Ell pals, durante Ell periodic que
arranca desde julio de 1898 es bas-
tante irregular y defectuosa, y CO.
mo consecuencia principal de clio,
el gusto pdblico Sc ha deprinlido
conpletamente. En- gracia de la
brevedad, omito demostraciones que
estan al alcance de ustedes.
En- realidad no Sc trata de crear
NADIA nuevo, sino de proporcionar
medios para organizar eficientemen-
te 10 va creado en- ell programa de
nuestra instruction publica Bien
mi pesar, he de repetir aquf con-
ceptcs externados por mi en- la
prensa de San Juan, d ssde ell afio
1922, en- que vengo preconizando
esta sentida necesidad. e
La Escuela publica elemental de.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-08

be suministrar en- Masiea los como
cimientos nncesarios para servir es-
ia dobIe tendencia pedagogica:
(a) Preparar al nifio-a todo nj
fio-eon un bagaje musical que le
permita AFRECIAR las manifsstas
clones artfsticas, que tanto impli-
can en- la vida social, a nm de au-
nlentar su felicidad por 81 estimulo
Y ensanche de las mas nobles emo
clones; e- = I
(b) observar y descubrir merced
al mismo mecanismo de la ensefan-
"a bien raglada, las capacidades su-
periores, los mines que tengan' fuer-
te vocacion para la mhsica
La primera tendencia, de carac-
ter general, iograra encausar las
fuentes vivas d i sentimiento, y di-
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