davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-04
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 4.
"A second attempt to remove the
Scopes case from the Federal Courts
was made today when. DR.. John
r. Neal asked the Circuit Court to
restrain the State from further
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-04
Aviator and Passenger
Are Burned to Death

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. --Earl
Wheeler, aviator, and an unidenti-
fed passenger'were burned to death
in an airplane fall here late yester-
day afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-04
Seattle Baker Is
Robbed on Street

SEATTLE, Aug. 4.-Whlle on his
way to the benk yesterday after
noon, w. H. Peoberton. baker, was
robbed by two men of 5000 in cash
and $1,000 in checks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-04
Tramps Are Blamed
For Disastrous Fire

KAMLOOPS, b. c., Aug. a.
Tramps striking matches in the hay
is blamed for fire which last night
destroyed the sheds and office of
the Milton Company with a loss of
$4,000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-04
Body Of Headless
Man Found in River

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 4.-The
body of a headless man has been
found in the Columbia River. The
police state the head was cut Off
with sharp instrument and ex-
pressed belief the man had been
murdered and thrown into the
river.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-04
Greek Troops March
On Bulgarian Frontier

PARIS. Aug. 4-Greek troops are
on their way to the Greco-Bulgarian
frntier, dispatched by the Govern
ment following the assassination of
a Greek citizen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-04
Patrol Along Part Of
Canadian Border Ordered

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-Immed-
late organization of a force suffi-
cient to patrol 100 miles from the
son to prevent smuggling of liquor.
aliens and other eontraband from
Canada has been authorized by
Assistant Secretary Of Treasury An
|drews.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-04
B. c. Forest Fire
Has Killed One Man

NAKUSP, B. c., Aug. Sam
Harlow has been killed in a forest
fire and another man is in the
hospital.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-04
new CANADIAN
PORT BELIEVED
: IN NORTHLAND
Claims Made Glacier Bay
Has Retreated Into Can
adian Territory.

VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. A.
A dispatch to the Vancouver Sun
says Canada may have a new ocean
port giving direct access 20 the sea
to the Yukon Territory obviating
crossing United States territory
from Skagway to Whitehorse. This
is according to j. P. Forde, Domin-
ion Government Engineer who has
been to the head of Glacier Bay.
Forde said the Glacier Bay waters
now extend past the boundary line
into Canadian Territory making it
an international waterway and a
Canadian port. A direct outlet is
feasible provided a route can be
found to connect with the Yukon or
other interior sterams. The former
ice barrier has disappeared, Forde
said
A dispatch from Skagway states
Forde is making a survey from Lake
Bennett to Glacier Bay in an en-
deavor to ascertain if a railroad
could be built from the head of
Glacier Bay to Lake Bennett and
connect with the White Pass and
Yukon Route.
Glacier Bay, to the westward of
Juneau, extends northward from Icy
Straits. Muir Glacier is on the
eastern side of the Bay. Reid Inlet
is a northern outlet of Glacier Bay
and this owing to receding of the
ice formation, is said to reach
across the boundary between Alaska
and Yukon Territory.
Forde was in Juneau about 10
days or two weeks ago, on his
private yacht.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-08-04

lContlnued on Page Thrs&A
, 1925-11-18
MOTHER OF MRS. TAGGART
DIES AT HOME In COWLEY

Mrs. Chas. Taggart was called
to Cowley last week, by the death
of her mother, Mrs. H. T. Ketchum,
who, after a few days illness with
a pneumonia attack, died at the
hospital in Lowell November 9Th.
Funeral services were held at
the L.. D. S. hall on Wednesday
and interment was made at the
Cowley cemetery. Speakers at the
services included Chas. WEIGH, DR..
E. w. Croft, ]. H. Hinkley, Bishop
Marchant and w c. Partridge.
Mrs Claudia E. Doty Ketchum
was born October oath, 1866, a
native of the state of Michigan, in
which state she was united in mar
riage to Harry T. Ketchum, who
with six children and several broth
ers and sisters, survive her. The
surviving children are Mrs. Charles
Taggart of Cody, Misses Bessie and
| Hope of Cowley and Dote, Charles
and Ted of Deaver.
, 1925-11-18
PAINT CREEK
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= = = = = - - - - - - - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stidhom of
Billings braved the storms and bad
roads and drove owe from Billings
on Monday. And ire calling on
friends. They are stopping at the
w. Braten anch.
Leon O'Donnel has installed a
radio. Now he can enjoy the great
things hat are being broadcasted
to his mountain bungalow.
The O'Donnels nave their lambs
in on feed and + looking fine.
Mr.. Wilson is hauling hay to Bel
fry bringing back lumber for the
O'Donnel's.
Ed Manning returned to Cody
going by way of Sand Coulee. He
made the trip in two days. Some
roads we have in our part of the
country.
Art Braten is helping Marion
Hill stack his alfalfa seed. 1t
has been impossible to thresh as
yet.
Geo. Baker hauled a load of coal
for r. G. Hopkins N day last
, 1925-11-18
WOMAN'S CLUB NOTES
Margaret Hayden


There was a fairly good attend
ance at the Woman's club yester-
day.. the keynote Of the program
being the first American. the In
dian. Mrs. r. B. Hardin rendered
a of musical Indian melp-
dies arranged for the piano, and
Mrs. 7. J. Walters, in a well thot
out paper. told members more than
they had known about this vanish
ing race. Mrs. F. F. MCGEE sang
Waters of Minnetonka."
Navajo rugs and Indian pottery
the appropriate atmosphere.
The proposed museum for housing
The relics Of the days of Buffalo
Bill was presented by Secretary
Kirby in a letter from Mrs. Mary
Jester Allen, and members were
unanimous in cooperating in the
furtherance of such an ~undoubted
boon to the west. 1t was agreed
that Mrs. Aliens letter be sent to
1.-THE Club Woman" a newborn
periodical in Wyoming, to which
all members are entitled by right
of membership in the club.
, 1925-11-18

Cody Tuesday night. given by the
Lions club of Cody.
Sheriff Dahlem was a Powell
Vi sitor Monday.
c. NJ. Lnttrell of Red Lodge, who
erected the Powell filling station
on southeast corner of Clark and
First streets, has sold his interest
to Gus Nelson of Powell. Ernes
McKelvey who has had the filling
station leased will assist Mr.. Nelson.
Hughes-Pittinger Post of Ameri-
can Legion of Powell, had charge
of the program on Constitution day
in see Powell High school last Mon
day at 1880. Robt. Nelson, son OF
S.. u. Nelson, and a senior in the
high school. VINO won h first prize
in the essay contest sponsored by
the American LEGION was present
ed with a silver medal by the
chaplain of the local post. Rev
E. E. Shut
= The Philltpplerontan Literary So
ciety of Powell hekd its annual
ThanksgivinE dinner at the Presby-
te1ian church Thursday evening a
fine program followed by the spien-
I did feast. Rev. Preston OF the Epis-
eopai church gave a short address
, on 1.-THE Puritan Thanksgiving" and
Rev. E. E Shut of ahe Methodist
rch an address on "Our Modern
Thanksgiving. Severa musical
numbers amt readings followed.
, 1925-11-18

& = j. = + + = \ r = + = r +
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hammond
entertained at bridge dinner Tues
day evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. j. Grace, who r soon
leaving Powell for North Platte.
Nebraska.
Mark Biesimer. one of Poweli's
former high school graduates, won
high honors in electrical engineer
ing in a contest recently given at
the state university at Laramie.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Ingraham of
Cody, were Powell visitors Satur-
day, attending the farm bureau
meeting.
Mrs. E. E. Shut has been quite
sick for the past week.
Mrs. D. L. Heaston is re-
covering from her recent illness.
A number of Mrs. w. Steck's
friends gathered at her home last
Wednesday to help celebrate her
birthday anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Cozzens and
family spent Sunday in Byron.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Carpenter
entertained the members of the
Rebekah Lodge at their country
home last Friday evening.
Powell Lions and their ladies
attended the banquet and dance at
, 1925-11-18

family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hempstone.
Mr. and Mrs. O.. L. White. Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. f.. Horner and Mrs Dav'
Freeborg called al the home of
Mrs. Dorothy Trimmer Sunday.
Thefma Black spent the week
end with home folks, returning tc
her school Sunday afternoon.
Callers at the D.. D. Stall hcVle
Sunday were Mrs. Chas. Blaine snd
daughters, Anna and Louise. -and
Eva Johnson.
The first meeting of the LUweI
Sage creek Wsomen's club was helt
Thursday at Che home of Mrs. L
w. Schultz, Mrs. A. l.. Pearson
helping entertain. Fourteen mem
fbers were present and several Visi
tors, to enjoy the b%ouEteous dinner
A pleasant 1ime was reported. Mrs
John Cooper and Miss Armand;
Pearson Will entertain next. Thu
date will be decided on later.
Mrs. Dorothy Trimmer lefr Wed
nesday, November 18th, for Cali
fornia to be with her son who
is attending school there.
Mrs. Alice Pattisou spent Thurs
day with Mrs. H. Il. Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs o L White ant
Mr. and Mrs. C e. Hempstone at
tended an executive meeting of the
farm bureau in Powell Saturday
, 1925-11-18
LOWER SAGE

u
Callers at the u. E. Homer hoH1e
Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
C. e. Hempstone, AFR and Mrs. 20.
l.. White and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Stevenson
Efbert, Lawrence and Gene Sid
die and Mid8Brd Knight were call
ersssat the H. f. Bates home Sun
dss afternoon
The Misses Alta Garrignes and
Gladys and Erna Homer were
hostesses at a party given at TIE
Lower Sage school house Saturday
evening which proved to be a very
enjoyable affair.
]. ~. McMillEn and Fred Eber1
hauled barley tn first of the week
to help fill a car which was ship
ped to one of the sheeYmen On the
Powell 1lat.
The Walter Bartlett family OF
lIrma flat took Sunday dinner al
tthe Oliver Knight home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A.. L. Pearson and
Mrs. O. L. White, Mrs. Harmon
Schultz and Miss Fern Willocl
spent Wednesday evening of lasi
week at the j. N. McMillin home
G. E. Hempston. Mike Dillon ant
clarence Black called at the Erro
Ross home Sundty.
A. J. Noble visited with hi:
daughter, Mrs. Walter Phelps and
, 1925-11-18
PAGE FIVE

Cody Wednesday TO help with the
threshing at Ewalts.
Roy Purvis of Basin came up
Southfork Wednesday to hunt.
John kirkpatrick was hunting
on Sopthfork the last few days OF
the season.
Tom ames took dinner Weahea-
day at the Evan Holman nome
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter PeterniaiA
and children returned home IRON
Pzarose Friday, where they spent
a few days visiting the osher tami-
ly.
Tom Ames and children drove
to Billings Friday for a visit with
Mrs. Ames.
, 1925-11-18
MANAGER IRMA CAFE
DIES BY OWN HAND

Leroy Marsh, proprietor of the
Irma cafe shot himself in the head
with a 3S-caffbre revolver at about
$3.50 Saturday morning, and died
within an hour afterward. He had
arrived at the hotel as usual on
Saturday morning and eaten a light
breakfast, when he committed the
rash act in the dining room of
the hotel. The young man who as
sisted him with the kitchen work
was in the kitchen at the time of
the shooting, and with other en-
ployes of the hotel rushed to the
dining room to find Mr.. Marsh in
a dying condition. No other
than business worries, can be at
tributed as a for his act.
Funeral services were held from
Vogel's funeral chapel on Monday,
with services by the Rev. G. S.
Upton, and interment was made
at Riverside cemetery.
Leroy Marsh with his wife and
daughter, Juanita, came to Cody
last spring, with his brother-in-law,
Tom Dillman. The two men were
employed by NJ. Guetterman on the
oil well across the river for sever
al weeks, later going to Grass
creek for similar employment.
This fall Mr.. Marsh returned to
Cody, joining his wife here, and
together they have been operating
the Irma dining room. Mr.. Marsh
being an experienced chef, and
, 1925-11-18
CLARK
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E. J.. Earl went to Miles city.
Montana. Saturday on business.
Henry Shrine of C%randall, spent
Friday night at the E. j. Earl
home. He and his brother Orton
Shrine, went to Red Lodge, Mont
ana Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vim were visi-
tors at the ]. E. Simpson home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Simpson were
visitors at the d C. King home Sun
day evening.
Andy Marler on Skull creek. was
a Clark visitor Monday.
A. d. Wilkinson. Wilbur Bum
and John Large + hauling house
logs for G. o. Forsman.
NJ. Doyle, Jody Brown. John
Large and J.. e. Simpson were out
hunting Sunday but had fishermans
luck.
MI. and Mrs. H. G.. Simpson en-
tertained a few friends at their
home Friday evening. The time
was spent playing cards.
From clerking to ranch life is
a change alright says Mrs. j.. e.
Simpson. Now it is not just a pad
and pencil to disappear but other
trials. One day when alone the
Billy goat got out and the next
time her spouse was gone, the
horse tore down the garden fence
twice, and then later in the day
tore down a portion of the line
fence and got out.
Leon O'Donnel and his sister
Margaret went to Billings Friday
evening for the week end. -~.
Harry Olcott and Carl Lucas of
Red Lodge, Montana, were Clark
visitors Friday night.
, 1925-11-18
NOTED SCHOOL WOMAN
GIVES LECTURE HERE

Cora Wilson Stewart. noted 'edu-
Gator of America, and a lady who
has much to do with solving the
i~lliteracy problem of the United
States, appeared at the High school
auditorium on Monday evening and
gave a very instructive us well as
entertaining discourse on the cam
paign which has been carried on
during the last fourteen years in
raising the liteTacy standards OF
the United States. In this work,
Mrs. Stewart has been a leading
spirit. A native of Kentucky, she
saw much worS to do in her home
state, and was one of the organizers
of the moonlight schools" move
ment which accomplished such Z
big work with the people Of fft
ssoaith.
, 1925-11-18

Wednesday evening
Dick Rousseu and Tex
spent Tuesday night at the L L
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peterman
attended the Armistice dance IN
town Wednesday night and droGe
to Penrose Thursday,
Albert Miller and Jas. Ewalt sold
several head of cattle to a Chicago
cattle buyer and helped drive the
cattle to Cody Tuesday. returning
home Wednesday,.
Hills Jordan and Lloyd Lasher
came up Southfork Wednesday for
a few days hunting.
Henry Purvis came out from
, 1925-11-18

week.
Our school is Planning on a joint
entertainment NJ. the holiday sea
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold O'Donnel
are celebra ting the fifth anniversary
of their marriage on the 18th and
will serve a chicken dinner to a
few of their friends.
Mrs. Schmidt returned IRON a
visit to Powell and Cody with rel
atives and friends.
Alvin Bosley made a trip down
the river for grain on "wednesday
, 1925-11-18

We have just received a large shipment of the O So Ely
Polish and Polishing Mops, and are offering it al a considerably
lower price than is usually made on this high grade product. Try
one can and you will be convinced.
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HOTELES


Luna So, Frente al Municipio.
Nuevo Hotel. Modernamente equi-
pado. Cocina Criolla. Habitaciones
frescaS Buen trato.
PrIos de situaci6n. - Sc admiten
abonados.
FRANCISCO RIVERA
Propietario
Tel. 1919. San Juan, r. r.
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DE REGREso.

Sc halla entire sus queridos IA
r1iliares ell joven Antonio Torre-
grosa quien estaba cursando estu~
dies en- un colegio en- ell Norte.
Viene graduado de Farmacia Y
piensa abrirse campo en- este ramo
en- la ciudad de San Juan.
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BODAS EN- B E
E8FE
ODE nuestro kedactOr en- POnce.)

Ell sabado contrajeron matri-
monio en- Isabella, la bella y dis
tinguida senorita Laura Maria
San Antonio y ell quito caballero
senior Rafael Machado, ambos jove
mes muy queridos en- aquella po-
blacfon.
Fueron padrinos de los felices
c6nyuges, don Miguel Angel San
Antonio, Y dona Monserrate Pima,
abuela de La desposada.
Bendiio la feliz union ell Padre
Domingo de la parroquia de 1sa-
bella.
Asisti6 a tan lucido acto social
ma nutrida concurrencia de fami-
liares y amigos de La familia San
Antonio v Machado.
Ell dia Is de agosto Sc llevara
a efecto en- ell mismo pueblo ell ma
trimonio de la culta senorita AIDE
Ia San Antonio (hermana de la que
case ell sabado) con otro joven
conocido en- Isabella, senior A. Anna
dor Amador, quienes iran a residir
IN una casa propia que construyen
actualmente los futuros conyuges.
Para todos enviamos nuestra
roas calida felicitaci6n deseando-
les muchas suertes y felicidades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-29
VELADA EN- Ell CENTRIC
DE DEPENDENCIES
DE PONCE

Ponce, julio 27.-Con motive de
la toma de possession de la nueva
d~irectiva del Centre de Dependent
tes de esta ciudad, Sc llevo a cabo
en- la noche del sabado ultimo, una
gran velada en- la que tomaron
rarte senoritas Y caballeros del
nucleo Intellectual ponceno. TODD
arte, m1sica, canto y poesia.
La nina Maria NJ. Diaz posando
dulcemente sobre ell teclado nfveo.
sus manos, de lirio, deshojo una
bellisima selection q. deleit6 a los
oyentes, Y La senorita Ana Maria
Roca, ideal, recito una poesia:'
Las Botas de Mercedes" Nutridos
aplausos coronaron ell triunfo de
las dos senoritas antes menciona-
das.
Ell presidente reelecto senior Ro-
man Dfaz pronuncio un magnifico
discurso hacienda toda la historic
de la sociedad de dependencies, y
el i~nspirado poeta autor de "Lira
Rebelde" %recito, como el sabe ha-
cerlo su bellfsima poesfa "Mis III
limos v~ersos". Dice ell amigo Ra-
mfrez Brau que estos seran los.
Iltimos. No es possible que ell poe
ia enmudezca. Su patria 10 necesi-
ia Y cantara.
TOGO ell turno al autor de esta
cronica que recito algunos madri-
gales, y cerr6 ell acto ell ioven y
conocido eseritor senior Jose No
rat Rodriguez.
Comenz6 la segunda parte: FL
bale. Todas las can6foras que an
te ~nuestros oios Sc deslizaban dull
Wontin11a on Ia pag. 81
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lie Cuesta Ira
bajO Ell Reirse?

81 o avia este nrote y m direction, redbfa de obsequiO u fOnetO mteresante y ma
uuestna de LAS PHDoRAS coNTRADoLoR" del Dr. Miles
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ACLARANDO.
Al amigo Fray Candida:

No es mi intencion c~riticar sus
actuaciones con respecto a los
maestros de Quebradillas, pero DIES
pu6s de haber lefdo sus notas pu-
bIicadas en- la Correspondence"
del martes 81 de julio Y al referir-
sc Ell SUI dicho use iran los meiorci-
tos" parece su intencion senalar a
dos o tres que solamente son los
bnenos. En- bien del magisterio
Quebradillano y especialmente pa
ra conocimiento de los padres de
familia de la poblaci6n, nuestro
pueblo posee maestros muy bien
clasificados, variando esta entire
4. y G. Suficiente classification pa
re reconocer sus altos dotes al co
rmlgar en- la Santa Obra del Di-
vino Maestro.
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Notas de la Isla
DE AGosTo.

Para esta fecha estara termina-
da la nueva Casa Municipal e ms
talada con todas sus oficinas Y de-
partamentos. Con este motive y ell
de inaugurar ell nuevo hospital mu-
nicipal, nuestras aueoridades mu-
nicipales llevaran a cabo una fies
ta-inauguraci6n muy lucida. Prom
20 circularan programs.
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CONDOLENCIA.

Sumido en- La tristeza Sc halla
ell hogan de Don Juan Avila Moli-
nary, al tener dos de sus hijitas
atacadas de difteria. Ell competen-
tie doctor Archie, medico de cabe-
cera ha d~esp1egado todas u apti-
tudes para contrarrestar esta do
lencia, y a Ultima bora nos informa
que Sc ha presentado un estado de
aparente convalescencia en- una de
las ninas, hallandose la otra fue-
ra de peligro. Hacemos votos para
una pronta curacion de las ninas y
completa tranquilidad para los es-
pesos Avila- Garcia.
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n H.ook t. Quiere decr que suS pensamentos Sc han
GAC NuCO10 ia encerado en- una zelda oscura a luchar y deS-
L. Dn:~no9 rozase unos a otos. Prono sc veran los
DoJO "a NN@AOSs eecos en- la melancoIa, concentration, en-
smismamiento y demas sntomas de la Neu-
rastenia o PoStracion Nerviosa, que puede hasta negar a la locra.
Para que los ncrvioS no sc devoren a ST mismos. hay que aimentaHos
commandments con los eIementos quimicos que condene la NERVINA
DEL DIR. MILES.
Es un restaurador de la enegia nerviosa, pues repone todas las perdi-
das producdas por ell desgaste del tabao mental, la augusta, la decadencia
hsica y las preocupaciones morales. Al sentr los primeros sintomas del NAL
tome la Nervina, para evhar su avance.
De venta en- las iamacias. Disti6uida por la U. S. A. CORPORATION,
Chattanooga. E. u A; Mexico, d. F.; Habana, Cuba.
Nc2
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HOTEL UNIVERSE

TetUan % - .Frente al 'Tmparcfain
Habitaciones c6modas y frescas
Service esmerado. Especial aten.
ci6n para familias. Precios m6di.
.os. Cocina Espanola. Admitimo~
shonados, Tel. 1904. Propietarioi
JORGE SUNER
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FIVE O-CLOK E

Ell dia g del c~orriente Sc cele-
bro en- la Residential de don Pc
dro Albizu Campos y dona Laura
Meneses de Albizu, n reception
en- honor del dia de la Independent
cia del Peru, patria de dona Laura
Meneses, esposa de nuestro estl-
mado amigo Albizu Campos.
A tan patriotico acto asistieron
numerosos amigos.
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Sc f

Con motive de ir a cursar estu-
dios c~omerciales, Sc ausenta de
nuestra sociedad ell joven Joaquin
Avila Baldin. Que pronto pueda
ofrecer los laureles del esfuerzo
en- la frente de un joven que Sc
apresta para la lucha.
CORRESPONSAL
Quebradillas, P. R., julio Is, 1925.
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DE PASO.

De paso para Mayagiiez, estuvo
por esta, nuestro estimado y ami
go doctor Luis Ruiz Soler, quien
departio con nosotros por breves
instances, antes de ir a asistir IA
la Asamblea annual que celebrara
la association de dentistas de nues-
ira Bla.
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DE EsCUELA.

81 Ell inspector de escuelas, Sc
MOI Rafael A. Segarra, quisiera
cOoperar en- mayor parte al mejo-
ramiento, progreso Y bienestar de
los maestros de su distrito, deberia
enviarle a cada uno ell informe de
e~ficiencia efficiency Record) para
que asi puedan todos Y cada uno
conGcer los puntos debiles en- la
obra de la escuela y la comunidad,
y obtener al terminar su labor, una
raeior classification, siendo muchos
los que Sc beneficiarian. De esta
rlanera cada curse escolar traerfa
lueiores horizontes.
DE REGRESO.
Sc halIa de regreso entire sus ia
miliares y amigos, ell inteligente
joven, Pablo Roca, despues de asis-
tir al Campamento de Ciudadanos,
donde habfa lido a tonar instruc-
ciones militares. Joven que no pier
de oportunidad en- 81 preparation
tisica e Intellectual para la fu-
tura lucha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-29
DE PAsEO.

Sc encuentra de paseo en- vista
a sus familiares Don Juan Love
ras Soler Y su muy distinguish
esposa dona Candida. Que recojan
eratas impresiones en- ell pueblo
que les VIC nacer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-29
DEsDE Q~UEBRADILLAs
TRASLADO.

A Ultima bora circul6 en- la prem
sa diaria del pals ell traslado del
muy cumplidor y recto jefe de la
policia, Juan Leonardo Ramos. FL
senor Ramos ha sido un fiel inter-
rretador de las leyes Y caballero
de cualidades muy buenas. Los
Quebradillanos han reconocido en-
el, al correcto funcionario siempre
celoso de su deber.