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Spontaneous symmetry breaking and Nambu–Goldstone bosons in quantum many-body systems
No full textSpontaneous symmetry breaking is a general principle that constitutes the underlying concept of a vast number of physical phenomena ranging from ferromagnetism and superconductivity in condensed matter physics to the Higgs mechanism in the standard model of elementary particles. I focus on manifestations of spontaneously broken symmetries in systems that are not Lorentz invariant, which include both nonrelativistic systems as well as relativistic systems at nonzero density, providing a self-contained review of the properties of spontaneously broken symmetries specific to such theories. Topics covered include: (i) Introduction to the mathematics of spontaneous symmetry breaking and the Goldstone theorem. (ii) Minimization of Higgs-type potentials for higher-dimensional representations. (iii) Counting rules for Nambu–Goldstone bosons and their dispersion relations. (iv) Construction of effective Lagrangians. Specific examples in both relativistic and nonrelativistic physics are worked out in detail
Intrapartum-related neonatal encephalopathy incidence and impairment at regional and global levels for 2010 with trends from 1990.
No full textBACKGROUND: Intrapartum hypoxic events ("birth asphyxia") may result in stillbirth, neonatal or postneonatal mortality, and impairment. Systematic morbidity estimates for the burden of impairment outcomes are currently limited. Neonatal encephalopathy (NE) following an intrapartum hypoxic event is a strong predictor of long-term impairment. METHODS: Linear regression modeling was conducted on data identified through systematic reviews to estimate NE incidence and time trends for 184 countries. Meta-analyses were undertaken to estimate the risk of NE by sex of the newborn, neonatal case fatality rate, and impairment risk. A compartmental model estimated postneonatal survivors of NE, depending on access to care, and then the proportion of survivors with impairment. Separate modeling for the Global Burden of Disease 2010 (GBD2010) study estimated disability adjusted life years (DALYs), years of life with disability (YLDs), and years of life lost (YLLs) attributed to intrapartum-related events. RESULTS: In 2010, 1.15 million babies (uncertainty range: 0.89-1.60 million; 8.5 cases per 1,000 live births) were estimated to have developed NE associated with intrapartum events, with 96% born in low- and middle-income countries, as compared with 1.60 million in 1990 (11.7 cases per 1,000 live births). An estimated 287,000 (181,000-440,000) neonates with NE died in 2010; 233,000 (163,000-342,000) survived with moderate or severe neurodevelopmental impairment; and 181,000 (82,000-319,000) had mild impairment. In GBD2010, intrapartum-related conditions comprised 50.2 million DALYs (2.4% of total) and 6.1 million YLDs. CONCLUSION: Intrapartum-related conditions are a large global burden, mostly due to high mortality in low-income countries. Universal coverage of obstetric care and neonatal resuscitation would prevent most of these deaths and disabilities. Rates of impairment are highest in middle-income countries where neonatal intensive care was more recently introduced, but quality may be poor. In settings without neonatal intensive care, the impairment rate is low due to high mortality, which is relevant for the scale-up of basic neonatal resuscitation
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No full textAnnual Press Excursion
Enjoyed by State
Editors
and one at tbe old palms stands, being nearly litO feet in height Mr.
Gets flt-ii-..-:i ,i an Illustrated lecture,
giving the history of the mission
and other went* In tbe early history
NINE DAYS' OUTING AT,"1 CotitorbSo.
A Vi-.ii to the K-.--.--.ttJ.-T..
SAN DIEGO AND LONG
BEACH.
or the
rent,-flr.li at
'allforwta Pr
One of the things that was Im-
. 'pretis.nl it pi,ii the minds of ihe villi-
lng editor* i especially thoae-wbo re-
e*iii!.i n Nft]a. ttOTta 0f ,_r Tahacblpl). wa*
ssoclatloa mat Saa Diego Is going to celebrate
left Sao Pranrlseo at i o'clock Sal- 'he completloo of the Paasma Canal
iirday afternoon* May n, 1 at 3. At by holding an Internaltonnl exposl-
Itlchmond tbe party look the Rbnts'ln 11»I "i —»n "alt-the-ycar exnosl-
Pe's splendid train, the "Angel."ttlOO "
hound for a nine days' outing al San AS Ituesls or the exposition direct.
Hello and Long Beach Tbe officials o« **•* were conveyed In the aulo-
of the SkBta Pe Compaay ahowed mobile* of some forty San Diego
our psrty every fiourtosy, placing business men lo tbe site of tbe ex-
our three Pullman cars and dinner position. Our first slop was at the
In a second section for the Journey nursery, where tor several year*
south. The "Angel" ts well named, million* of trees aad plants aad
H has all lhe comfort* or home.' which are now being set oul In Ihsli
lhal Ihe flrst palms were planted,' Reeae. P C. Roberta. Watare C. •"PL. Ik—, ynma
' Hrown. Will P. Biake. C. O. Doabar'. ■«" ****J iOnC
* Anas« Lemmon wa* elected sn] Around Colleges
honorary member ol tbe association.! ■■ ■ ■-——
Atler the meeting aa enjoyable:JUGGLING WITH LAW TO
daae was held In tbe greet ball' KEEP SOME UNlVERSI-
room. | TIES FROM SALOONS.
js Vt-SI l» nsiaUaax. *** • ■ ■
One of Ihe hsppleet of all the. * Pranklln Hlchborn gives the fot*
happy days spent was Pr-day.*May \o**'.nv. interesting n-coant of the
9. Thta day bad been set apart **\tta, ,n tht legislature oxer tbe no
Journey to tbs lalasd wsa msde on'
tbe WllmlngloB Tran* porta tlon company's beautHu! new »t earner "Cab-
rlllo." The day was perfect snd tbe
sea calm, so that lhe brier sea Journey wa* delight. At tbe Island we
were tendered a sumptous luncheon
by the Hotel Metropole aad later en-
Joyed rldea tn glasa-bottom boats
and saw wonderful views or the bottom or the sea. •
Mi. i*uwe and Use Mi-Jim I1*y.
<m Saturday lhe Paclflc Electric
amous n
After a pl-atani aad swift Journey
we arrived at San Deign. Sundsy
noun.
Our pnrly was meet at the depot
al Snn Deign Sutidny ntMin by a committee from the Chamber of Com-
.lueree, the Panama HpOSltlOB people
and local editors We went al once
rant hotel, San Diego's
new |i,00.0,6oi) hostelry.
where we found our room*, already
assignetl to ns by"*the management
After lunch In the artistic "blvuua.-
giitl." the itarty was taken by auto-
mobile io Point Lonu. where we
sjtenl the afternoon an 'he Rtiesta oi
Kalherlne Tlngley. bend uf IJn- world
wide tbeosopblrsl movement and
'tlaja Yoga aehool
The patty wa* receised-ai the entrance to tbe Aryan Memorial Temple and then escorted to tin- Greet)
theatre, where mi IntorcMlIng program was welcome and responses by
member* of our parly. BMBO exqiii-
slte music by Raja Yoga orchestra
addresses by Ihe scholar* of the
IUJh Yoga Mbool and severs! id-
ilresses by (be talented Instructors.
loiter we were guests ul u chitrtnlni
luncheon served in Ihe rniunds t
allotted plaetc* Ib the grounds. We
were then taken lo lhe Mechanical
Arts hUrldlng. partially completed
whore egpoeltloo ofitriats told u*
something of what the exposition
I* to Ih*. Ai the admlalrailon building, now completed and oecuttied,
we were s.-rved t"freshment*
/flu* .-X|fosltinn site comprises n
saloon isw governing the unlversl
lag saloon* from Ihe vicinity of unl
ties:
The fight to maintain the State')
thlrty-jwr-establlflbed policy of keep
lng saloons from the vicinity of Pnt-
verattle* rame to an end ta tbe As-
aembty wltb defeat for the no-saloon
element
The contest has been going on
,glBCe the legislature oi-ened. There
■ ba*. aa a matter of fact been two
on* to break down the n<*
company paired cars at our service.}"*hl**
leaving the Virginia we went to Mfcl"*00" *»** ******* ************ ****
Lowe, where wn enjoyed a brief Ml-\******\ *° ****** *** ******* to ******
otnl or too
An
lng snd a picnic lunch. Soon after
DOOQ we desetided the mountain and
were *oon seated In the ml**lon play
house at SaB Gabriel, where we were
the gueala of our fellow editor. Jobs
S. MrGroarty. author of the "Mission
The play
i'ii *■ i ■ ■'■■■■ which hsve grown
since the no-saloon law governing
ihe titder I'nlversltles went Into nf-
acre
irk maa were busy ■
position buildings, pi
id shrub*, building I
lutttiirt that Is lo s
s In*, and In lit sorts
iiilliiK the -rnntinn of
main* r.'iiiiiii.ooi* gall
ii r m
reeling
Ink
Ot | revelnt
• Of
'■•:.'■■ side succeeded In seeur-
C s majority Tote in lhe Assem-
a delightful! b'J "**** *''" Xa br*"ak down the pre
rone al the Slate Cnlverslty
of passage by one vote f-tsi
g «rearranging" the artistic stage "seHlog | n,«'"- 'be opponent* or the no-saloon
lne-pler'trh^ar-lnK ,h„ gctoTS, snd Manning | *°*,r* aoceeeded In having Sanla
a wldej-j,,. unique playhouse
Over tine hundred people tske part
In tbe p|gy, which depicts lhe history
of tbo Cnltrornia missions from the
lata
It li. Impossible lo adequately de-jtm,^^ (he landing of the Spanish,bv •l"' :
ajlhe In ihls article lhe magnitude |.*riar** at San Dlegn to a ■ ■■ Ind ■ hi■;.'"'' '
f the leafc lhe people of San Hlego lbt, ,n|,-*ton» were laid In ruins by
as., itndartgkefl it is a intoned* me Mexleaas. The play has been
u*. uisk .ind reflects great * ledll \ running for over two years and
"nlveralty eieluded from the
>n* of the Kilts-Batter*bill,
was drawn to make the no-
tone law hi present enjoyed
Slate Cnlverslty and Stanford
In the
of the
itv tin. -.1st- of Snn Diego
.it-wing the elposltioti we
t-n to points about ibe city
-Yf-niug we were the guests
anagement of the Savoy the-
with
see ma lo grow In popularity
ea*-h passing day Kvcryon*- enjoyed it Immensely, and It prosed a fitting (lima* lo a most delightful nlnejothg
dsys' outing. While in San Habrlelj ■****■
ho-*e who support and those
BM the no-snloon mne lost
won a tight in this Legl*>
lain
•f th.
litem mne policy for l*nl
ite* bark lo Ihe begin
State Cnlverslty ot Ber
... ..nd Inter were guest* at u ball) Mission. whlVti Is one of two tbal 1st Following ***** ***** ** ro*n> *****
cn b| ih*' Snn Diego Shrlncm. j t„ _ fair list* or [.reservation BerTM***-**' '■* *** *** SBacled a* early
In Wednesday morning wa visited ■ (,,,,, nre held regularly in ibis mls-jas 1*78 which provided that no In
oiunda of the I* H. army avlalion training alou. which was the tourth to bejtnsi.ani
Aryan M.-morlal Temple. Mr* schnul on North Island. t-SOtesaai | built lu tbe stale {oille.tl
Tlagtey proved a most rharmlng boa- Park made a beaullful flight i■■■ Suoday was a day of rest at tti. i"-
less and the editor* were glad of lhe our i-diricaHon. executing some dlf- Virginia Hotel In Long Heath and'
opportunity in be her guests and mult feat* In Ibe air. All the mem-1 Sunday evening saw
puplti * ■**■— ■* L ' -" ' •'*
hoard the Sanla Fe>
splendid train. "The Saint." Tbe excursion of t»l"t wtll go down in the
minds of all those who participated,
ss one of the most thorough' pleasant nnd profitable In the history of
the association. President Richardson assumed the entire burden Vpf
managing alt the details of the ex- (be broken down
rurslon and ever,thing witrked out. As the no-saloon
smoothly and pleasantly
The committee .in resolutions eon*
isted fir J K Olmsted, chairman..
Argus. Pelalutns; Heorge A Harry.. A"" Institution heen opened tha
B. W Hull. Times, i saloons clustered thick aboul ttn-
Saata Pe*s[ Kureka. Albert Currlla. Journal. <**upus Per years Stanford an
A. Charters. Register.,ihorltlcs waged local war against
Dbdsoa, Beatloel, Kad|.*beie groggerie*.
The local niithnrllle* succeeded
.losing them on one side of the ra
King.
also to wish her and her pupil* god- ber* of our parly formed nn Instani
speed upon a Journey lo Sweden. | and sincere friendship tor lh.- fear-
where she is to attead the later- le*s. avaltor. aad ll was with deep
nailooal The.»*oph leal World's Peace regret lhat we^reod, a day or two
Conference In June. later, of his belBg killed while mak-
San M**go's Wonderful (irutvtli. 'ins.an attempt to fly from Snn Diego
The member* of our party who to l.os Angeles,
had visited Sau Delgo with the Bl-, At >*♦-*"* Bewch.
*oclatlnn in previous year* were a«-. Wa were loth to leave San Diego
lonlsbed st the clty'i wonderrui:**> splendidly bad we been enlertaln-
growlh and present prosperity II **d by the cllliens of Ihe rlty through
Is only a brief live or .nix year* Ibat {tbelr Chamber of Commerce, Ihe Or-
San Delgo was a city 30.000 Inha- iter of l'nnama and the exposition dl-
hitanl* "SOW I.,- has a population; rectors, but our schedule hail been
of 90.000 Many large buslneo* J arranged, and at 1 o'rlock of the.\,.»
blocks are being erected, some ot-j-Hh we embarked — **— ° *" *■**'- ***-
them eight and len-stors struturet. t "Saint ' hound tor U.ng Beach At] Oakland. It
while throiighotit the rlty many new! Hobatl Junction, aear labs "AnseleBi t lare: D. I)
homes are being built Construe-' our special rar* were Iransfered lo Hluff. and I
lion work I* prngresslve rapidly on j the Salt Lake Hnllway, and we truv- Hedland*
the new rsllrosd line that Is to con- eled over Ihls road lu l<ong Heach.l Memhet**. of Party.
neet San Delgo and.Yuma and short-'arrlslng at the Vlrglata hotel att « The memlts*rs of the party were
ea tbe haul to*lbe coast by over 100^ o'clock The little detail arranged Mr and Mrs Wallace C. Brown. Re-
miles. Thla rnad.li expt*rled to be Ii> our thoughtful president ssvedjvlew. Paclflc drove: Mr. and Mrs
completed *'*y tdlB. ! two trntisfent In I*s Angeles and Will P. Hlnkc. Advocate, tlllroy; Mr
Monday morning wn were guest*ji>ver nn hotir'v time. I and Mrs Ralph W. Hull, Times
of tbe Meteor Motor Roal company1 The Virginia Hotel. i Kureka. Mr and Mr*. Geo M Blair,
for a ride In a glasi-bottom boat.: Long Beach Is Indeed fortunate to] Independent. Corona: Mrs . A. E
This trip was Ihroughly enjoyed, have s hotel like the Virginia ll I* 'Boynton. Beglsler. Orovllle: Mrs
tt Included n slsit'to the Submarine'' ,.ne of the finest in the southland, j Kate II, Boynton. Register. Orosllle;
Harden* and a ride along tbe water
front. A diver performed some'enjoyed every minute of our IV
wonderful stunts for our edification, i sta> there Manager Carl S. S
Vi-U ft. MlUfar-f Araslecny ' ley I* a "prloce of good follow
Monday ariernoon our parly visit-J and nothing was loo good lor our
*-d the San Diego Army snd Kbit]party The hotel Is built tight down
Military Academy. Our part) »;,■.-,. the beach and la surrounded b*
met by (he students and (heir band j green lawns and beds of choice
and Hearted lo the academy, where
we were entertained wltb a fine drill
by the one hundred young students
at tbe academy. There wa* also a
should b** sold wit Mi
he University campu*.
based on i.he iheory that
• owes ll to ihe young men
and women who lesve home to
tend 1'nlversllle* tti see to It that
Ihey are subject to ss few- tempts
Hon* Hi may be
During alt the year* of machine
domination fn California there never
was a machine manager no hold as
to risk public opinion by suggesting
tbal Hie-l"nlver*ltx no-saloon xonr
rone at tbe Stale
Cnlverslty was established before
ihe building pf Stanrord, ft did It****
ppll there.
■ town or Mayfleld They
surcesutful. however, on
t thi
ere less
ide or the campus
ihe town or Menlo near the StasHiM
rumpus, every local fight to elosr
tbe saloons wa* lost.
Students after studnnt'. because or
Menlo groggerie*. lost his standing at
the Cnlverslty. and was dismissed.
ii .ne iisrsi in *«r -vuwi.tauu.. n-.-r ,,. ..,..«.uu. .„„„,. Matters came to a climax when a
find hotels nbound. and wejMr, and Mrs, Albert Currlla. Journal t i'alo Allan from Mrnto In his Inloxt-
laaa-.-ts-ir-**-. »._ -*___. -..ii— -*--__- tested condition, gol Into the ho_r-
n«*xl to his own He was mistaken
llaryl ("alien. Farmer*]
-•day - Oakland
Han- Williams; Mrs Lulu fallen. Parmer.
William-.: Mr. and Mrs M P Cochrane, Independent. San Hatael: Mr
and Mrs II A. Charter*. Register,
^ulsre; Mr. and Mrs. (i. It Daniels,
Km-uirer. Onklind: Mr. nnd Mrs. C
shim battle nnd dainty rrrrcabmcBt*
were served by the student*. This
school, conducted by Captain
Board verandas extendjO
around the building and on thr
ocean side there in a solarium'
where a sun balb may be euj-
Throughout the' building the board
vistas ot lobby, grand satoon and
ballroom are mosl pleasing, while
Thomas A Davis. Is thriving, andjthe massive pillars and artistic de
the Undents were remarkably welt, coral ion* make th* hotel most at
drilled
tlax-KiBrtted by n-soatevw,
Monday evening we were guests
or the Order or Panama al a ban-
quel at the P. S. Grant hotel. This
was oae ol the big evest* or the trip
and was a revelation to many of the
editors who made thi« acquaintance
of the liveliest bunch or the "Henui
llooster" ihey ever encountered.
There was much eating and singing
concluding with a dance in the hotel
ball room.
A Hlstortc Place.
Tuesday morning we wt-nl ••• old
Town, where we sjient a brief hour
as guests of tbe
"Tommy" Getx at thi
building made famous by
trartlte to Ibr health and pleasure
seeker*.
Seeing; laasg nWh.
Thursday morning we were the
guests of the elllxens of I,ong Beach
and Injoyed a two-buur antomoblte
ride throughout the city. Look
Beach t* bow b clly of over thirty
thouaand population, lt la a "dry*
town and is proud of It. Kven tht
hotel* are not allowed to *ett intox
leant* of aay kind.
Wednesday aftensooa wa* devoted
to a delightful ride of the Young fi
Co. sl.-amer to the ship yards and In
ner harbor of l<ong Beach. During
preHslblejthts trip we wlUiesed a hydroplsni
adobe night by a skilled avaltor.
Helen'
Hunt Jacksoa'a book. "Kamona."
This old imiititoK I* popularly known
At the annual election In tbe V4r
- "jglnla oo Tbar*day evening, the mem<
as lb* marriage place ot Bomaaa bem expressed their esteem In their
/-snd AlessandrB, Mr. Gets hss re- president. Prlend VI. RlthsrdioB. by
stored the building as near ss poa-f re-electing him by acclamation. Se<^
atble to Ha ancient condition _ Hero rt.-_r> nr,B A_ __lag _.Es absent on
tbs Spanish friars, lhe builder, of
the mfssloni. flrsl liaded, snd tt was
near tbli plsce thst tbs flrsl mission
wai built "and the flrst "geatlle."
or Indian eblld, was bsptlted by
rather Janlpero Serrs. It was slso.
wife.
accouat of tbe IHmss of hla
but-wis re-elected ana Pant W.
Moore 'wsa made vlr-e-preeldent. The
executive **«mB-ltteemen *i elected
for a burgter He waa *hot to
death
It developed at the inquest that
the dead lad's mother wg« working
_,_ „ „ by the day to lUpp0rb'bl**a, In col
nbar. Pre**-Democrat. Sanla|lege. and that hi* latal trip to th
Rota: Mr and Mrs P V lb*wey. ■ Menlo groggerie* ws* tbe ''first he
Journal, llanrord: Mr. aad Mr*. D had lakeo there.
D. Dud*on. Sentinel. Red Bluff: Mr | At the next aesslon of the l.erjis-
and Mrs, J. R. Duffy. "SaBla Pe."; Inlure, 190S. tlw* State Pnlversity'e1
San Pranclsco: Mrs. C. E. Duns^N no-saloon policy wis extended
comb. Gazette. Berkeley; Ml** Ber-] Stanford, To reach the groggerie*
Bice Downing. Journal. Santa Clara:'"* Menlo . however. It was necessary
Mr. and Mra 11. M Hastlnftr. *<** ***** *** Stanford mne limits s
Kverybody'* Weekly. S. P.: Miss ff!:mlte snd a half Isstead pr a mite as
Mr. Charles K. Jones. ledger. Un-[SI the State Cnlverslty. Coder this
JsKSster. Mr. and Mrs. Lymin M.Klng-i '«* *** Menlo groggerles were
Review. Itedlands: Mr. ind Mrs I dosed.
sTaltar T. L-roa, Richmond Banner.! Early In the present lesaton Aa-
San Pranclsco; Mlsa l..>i- l.yon.i semblymin Fergusoo iBtrodoced a
Richmond Banner. San FtbbcIsco: j measure which oa Its face increased
Mr. and Mrs. P. tt- MacklBder. Star. |'he no-saloon xone at the State Cat.
St. Helena; Mr. J. p. Mllrhtm. Ad-jveialtjr from a mile lo.a mile and a
vocate, Alhambra; Mr. and Mrs j quarter. But il developed thit the
"aul W. Moore. Facts, Hedlaads: I bill waa sa worked lhat It Increased
Mr, and Mrs. B. W. MrKeen. Re-, ihe lone only on the Berkeley side,
corder. Klngaburg: Mr. I*. P. Mlleb-|*hkb Is already "dry" "* "■*—*-
ell. Journal. Corcoran: Mr. and Mr*.' down the tone on tbe Oakland aide.
Duncan McPheraon. Sentinel, Santa; whlrh la yet "wet."
Crux; Mr. and Mra. J. Sherman Me-j Hsd the Terguion bill at It was
Dowell. Tlmes-Slar. Alameda; Mr., orlgloslly Introduced becomes * Isw
Herbert G. Moody. SesrthtHhT. Red- t *>e**ee»*»e*>*se-*>weeN»*»*>»fs**>a.e*>*>
dlcg: Mr.11. C. Moody. Searchlight.| keley; Mr. D. J. Reeae. Pree Prem.
Redding; Mr. George H. Oakes.j Veatnra: Mr. aad Mrs. C. ». Ha-j-
Journal, Hayward; Mr. 8. II. Olm-jcllffe. Sun. Merced: Mr. and Mr*.
*ied. Journal. San Rafael; Mlu Hel- George Grsnt RadcBfr. PBjaronlaa,
en Olmsted, Journal. San Refael; > Wstsonvtlle; Mr, and Mrs. P. C.
Mr. and Mm. J. K Olmsled. Argui. j Roberts. Telegram"! Loag Beech;
Petaluma: Mr. John W. O'Nell. Mrs. J. V. Snyder. L'nlon. Grssa Vsl-
I'nlon. Oraas Valley; Mr. and Mrs.jley; Mr. and Mra. Charle* Sckmltt.
H.
P. Prlsk. Press, laong Bench:
Mr. snd Mrs. J. J. Penny, Tetagram,
_ . Long Beich; Mr. aad Mrs, Friend
I. Dsalls, P. B. Uackindor.i W. Richardson, Ossette, Berkeley:
Olmsted. P. V. Dewey, D. J.' M1" Rath Rtcbardaon. Oaxstte, Ber-
Nord-Herold. Sacrameoto: Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Tlnstey. Review, Pomona: Miss Lulu I. Westberwu.. Democrat. PiscervlHe: Mr. sad Mrs. C.
P. Walt a. mot, Saa Pedro.
would have been poeslble to establish road honsea In Clsremou'
Canyon. It developed thst mem-
of the Alameda county delegation, men of the type of Breed Ia the
Senate and Clark In the Assembly,
had refused lo introduce the measure. Ferguson. howe***er. did so.
The excuse was finally advanced
for It lhat under lu provision*, the
Claremont Hotel at Oakland, cnafd
open a bar aad serve drlak* wltb
meals T' Claremoal Hotel iteople
made a strong fight to seenre lu
passage . lint the bill was finally
defeated, falling by one vota nt pas-
iage.
Thus the first serious attempt In
more than thirty years to break
be Stale Cnlverslty dry rone
failed
Of
roeld aot sos why Sanla Clara Dal-
verslty should be slagled oat from
all the other Calversltles Ib the state
n this oae particular of refusing It
a no-saloon xone. ,
Santa Clara Calverslty ia Ibe great
e«l CalhoTlc Calvarslty west of the
Mississippi, stare H has takra L'al-
versliy rank, msay Improvement*!
have heen msde. The groggerles st
the entrance Ib plain sight of itndy
balls, snd csmpn**bsve been an eye-
Tbe Ssa Praactseo Monitor off)
rial organ of tbe Arrhdloceae of Saa
Pranclaco. In an editorial article n»-
cussing the »ilnation there. In Hs
Issue of November *!Atb. 191!. says-
' When we consider how valooa*
■ ■■ . tfcfek around tbe vicinity of
oar college* and universities—we
know .to* one Catholic iastltutlnn
that 1* !■-t.-r.r-. 1 and annoyed by no
t*-ss •* nn il. -'--i, vrog-shops. all
within 300 feet of it* doors then
WS begin to real're bow -»-n***t:*
some ot us grow to wlah for afi "i-
portuBlly to vote the ssloon out of
our neighborhood."
Wben the aftieaded Butler bill
(Senate bill gTl) io por a mils BBd
a bslf dry ione about aalverslttet
game came up. It was discovered Ibat In
' amending H to exempt tbe town or
Santa Clara, the same amendment
mil Ibe town of Mayfleld. nesr Stan-
"* *v
f n-iVii years' three other unl-
illles Hi*-.** been eaubltshed in
California, the Cnlverslty at Red-
land* Bad Iha I'mverslty of Sourhcrn
Callfornu. wblle Santa Clara College at 8aat« Clara ha* within Ihe
year taken on university rank.
The I'nlveralty or Southern California Is In a dry xone Used by local statute The sltuatloa at tbe
Cutverslty at Redlaads asd at Saata
however are much
as they were at Stanford before the
losing of the groggerie* at Menlo
mder the law of 1*>09
Ai Hedland* one precinct inj'ord l*nlver»Hy. fn ihe wet column
which a large number of Mexicans! aUo. When this ws* discovered the
■dry
: hill waa defeated. IS to 41
t* their residence Is kept
a narrow tnargla. Tbe J
tortile*'desire to have the no-**-,
l ione established by State law
it Stanrord and the Stale Cat ver-j
shy, for protection in the esent
0003
No full textt-M.P. FOUR
lML.Y t-ALO AuTO T.MES. MONDAY, XOV. 2j. 1914.
•Dalit*paloHitotttmce Evan Williams
Pleases Crowd
BM and karaaaa Kicct.
LISHlMfJ COMPANY
Vmuifhr*. Pals Alt,., Call-
r!a<-« matin
Ona Vear ...
fi.. VI 1 *.
.->•■*- Monti. ...
Oar Werk ...
U*,*
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tgM nam mat
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■■a-1'rmlia*- u Tin: daily
.. I,' **.>.. -r-. »1.',l
.' ar.jai-.-te in ilit-
-111" TIMi:*. it n.t f-.f-.-f.
.. 11 KM.I.V
MONDAT IS
ttl.
Uftd from P
■ Mnrtnttrts
*d» of the 1
i-i
ilfflO that blank eta the wh»le tniiii*
her rit-.nlved It Into a -harming lullaby that wa* derlile-.il- pleasing.
•Hie neil. Haydn's "Spirit Sonic '
called tor another method antlrsljr,
- ,1 anunelstlon t,rough'
• the atirtlenie hut lh-
inbwi of this group probnbl*
hioiiKht Il.e rololsi to the holglil ol
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Wanted — Work *T •**•• ds* t
washing, cleaning, ironing. sewing.'
rooking. Mrs A.Bod.in. pbooe frSZK..
ATTORNEYS
Plain newing. quilting tsi en In, or
go out be dsy: cars of invalids or
children. Mrs. Melody, Phone 63SK.
5-22-1m
Cooking, flrst-clsss French, for
parties or families, snd waiting **o
uhle hy nent lady. I'hone S32K.
10-27-lm
EGERTON D. LAKIN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY Pl'BMC
Ramon* llulldlng, Palo Alto.
OfBce phone Palo Alto OWt.
Rts. phoae Pnh> Alto «»TK
ABKKIlKKN OOAI,
l.KKKN A t.UF.KN
Ml High St. Photo*
011
I-OCKSM1T1I, STOVE CON-
ne« t.ng, gi-neral repairing,
ill' High Streei. Phone M2K.
SCHOOLS.
,1.*
fully
IHllfO
ihe
PAU) ALTO CALENDAR
Momlajr, rWd
Supper, Palo \:* , :. :.• ■■' Fr.,-,
tsrnal Md V.o 01 lemll Hall,
bj aboul eight]
Meeting ■■■ '■• led
AKTN.t UVV. A ACCIUKNT
IN81 llANCB. ti. It. hlocuni.
Alum .\ l.ytton. Ph. I.T -• 660.
(iltOt'KHIKS, NTATIONHHV.
Mil JONs. If. II. Npsuldlng.
grammar acliool I'l"- k. I'll. 541
AtT0M0IIII.K ItKPAIItlNti
Cnlversllj Gal******, ft lit High
Street. Phone HI
■IAPANRSK 1.'h i|is
Picture Iranilng. Tlie Nippon,
-Tl I'nlveraity ave. Ph. 1:11\
er promt Ion Isft
ltl('\C|,KS. hpOKTINti O'lrH
I jpewriU'ta. I 1: 1 -...uli. I'. II.
'smith, III) Clnle. Phone .*>I0K
Ji:it*-*:v hairy
PI UK MM.K \NI» < i.i AM
II. MAIWH'A. PHONE tWHX.
Wanted—At Tlmea ofllce. clean,
soft rags. No starch of bsrd-
surfsced rags csn be used. Fojr
cents a pound paid. 9-2-tf
Wanted—Work of any kind by ei-
pert gardener with borse'and wagon.,
Manure for lale. Phone 838K.
11-4-lm
Wanted—Cabinet typewriter desk.'
Pbone 245X . n-u-if 1
Wanted -Plain sewing and mend-j
itiK |l cons per hour. Phone Stl
v r- 11-17-61
Wanted-.Man's second-hand bicy-1
r Ie M ust be reasonsble. Phone j
-.»TK II-lT-wl-'
The Kimbcr School ot Music
Tllilll llaSa inMruetaon ia Ittn* Ibinkins.
notat***. -tlnaiion, **ar work and *i(bi -asainc
Cnutsi ta f-iaiM. h«aia--r ami tb* ****artn*
• tamessMae
Settud toormr* cmrnnf tW it rand renal-"*
lot cell***** entrant* rianuaatloa la -a-JStc-
for parti-ulj-ra addreaa.
MBS C. I*. KIMBEk.
tai *t.yili**» Axcn-jg, tttom*. y*e "**> Ato
EDITH M. DUREN. B.M.
Piano and Harmony
-I..-!.., .12, aaam Huvrt.
.'.I.INI: 737X.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Ill
irsday. iMtli
U-wMng U
,li.'. \,.vi larj Onltd
ttt si Thonai
Church, boo 1 Ui
C. M. Fltscaf
lid Ton. -tr.-el. North
Pain \Uo, .'
'• fi tn
UlH
luntlay. 2Aiu
MeaTtlag io
dotMt •! i'-il'< Alio
-eiint*- .1 niu'
■1 -;t. estem Ion tours*
In Iho' t Ii
■11 itratna llbfar**, 3
ii. m . Ire., to
public.
J**,!•*...;.,ot.-
cotillion. M'WMitren
danros IBO
couples Burins cluh-
room., sr.-u.ro
d f-anthis 1 tn [• ui.
llll
Thla
-.I
> the
hi
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IhurxLi). -Jfltli
Intarndie-flale assor Itttlnn lOOl-
ball, *.«-.',n,i game ol series between
California nnd Btnn-ford earshy Slav-
ens. Wtnnfor.t fleld. 1 <»r:;0 a m.. IS
-cents.
TlianksKl-Ing union s**rvlce of the
federated evangelical congrpgaUonn
■nr PaJo Alto, sermon bj it***, David
BtaUM, All spirit- Eplsoopol Church.
11): :<-f a. in.
s ftattwtatqr. 20th
Kugha. llerkeley High against
Palo .Alto High for coast couailes
ehiirntotishlp of Intern, liolustli* red-
ration (winner lo play Woodbind
lligb for chance to compete with
Poinunn High for atate champlon-
ahlpf, Slanfurd field, U p. m.. 15
■crSBts,
Municipal Hand concert, open air.
University avenue ..ud Bmerabfl
-**.lre«*l. 7:4B to *> 16 p. Pl„ r**ee
Oampiis dsnee, Armory, 8:30 p.m
Ti cents.
WrtDCaKte-f, -ad
* Woman's Club moating, let t
l.v Mrs. Racine McCIoSkey, author of
"CnJIfornln MtsSloBS." Masonk
Temple, 2 p n
Saturday's Temperature
Tht* theriiiotneter rvgistereil
as ttn-_ srarmesi and SS as tin- rol
-Tttt Inf Palo Alio Inst Saturday.
'Bringing It Horns to Dad.
"The ectiool teacher Is in tercet ed In
-you. dnd."
••How's tfastr
**T.'hj. today, nrter she'd told me -di
TaJLOa-* tO Sit dtlWI* apll !-■'■:. • r l:.>M*!f.
sbe said she wmidered whnt kind of a
fatiief 1 ba6.**—Philadelphia l^dj-er.
PALO AI.TO FOLKS
ASTONISH URUGG1ST
I
We?nail nan) good medldosa, hot'
-are ate told lh* n.Uture uf butk-.
thorn' bark, glyrrortlne, etc . km*** 11.
tut a "ji.i-ikii. is ihe 1.1-t me ■■*•!
nolil. Pnlo Alto roik* astonish us
llallv \t% tell UK lio« Qt'lCKIaY A.l-
ler-l-leh rel'ew- BOO I Stomach, ggS
nn the stomach and constlpatlon
Mnnv ueporl lhat \ SiMill-; D08R
relieves thss* troubles stmost im-
MKl»I«\Ti:i.Y Wo are rI.i,] we are!
Palo ^Itn BgantS for Adlrr-1-kit,'
•C. c. JValks-.*, druggist,
Advcittarmrnl
orltorj,. niiini'i-:- The soloist es- ,
pn < i wilt) splendid sympathy the
despair nnd then the determination
.»{ the ion Irho lufcsd 10 hi* made it
servant of tils father thnt he might
imii* bread enough to'esl.
W'hfllier It wns the fflffll t»f the
. ni*.* 1 oi- the music that tbs next.
"Open the Cal«*> of the Tempi*-'' 1."
Knnp|>, sou tided morel > hotnbiiat ills hard to say. II wa* evidently
with n vie** 10 :m atmosphere of
he,*..) dignity, but It tell short nnd
lunnKlit Instead a reeling of what
iiiIkIiI he railed merely 'pomp mil
circumstance."
Ten shott -iii.K*. making up the
'Kllland" snng cycle, closed the pro-
Rrnm, This la a stmiilHiil ofTeiliiK
for lenorH. nnd the only (l.lii*- th.it
run he done l*. in contrast Kvan
Williams' Interpretation srlth that
of others.
Whether the -.train of the even
ing was beginning to tell on an injured throAt or not. it seemed evident that the latter part ol the pro-
gin 111 was not up to the stand an)
set In (he llr-,1 part uf the evening
To Judge as his best whst mi* e.|-
leiilly 11 toned effort 0U (he putt
or the ttlnget I*. pethapi not talr.
He resiionded well to the rail lor
t.irled emotions In the different-
SOOgS, nud shell he »siik itrnhni'ti
"I.ullshy" as nn encore In- put Just
the artistic tOUCh to the end of tho
prog ram that sent the audience
away without a "had taste "
Notwithstanding the apparent 1
lack ot appreciation*suggsated in the'
foregoing comment, there l> no
doubt thnt mam enjoyed the t on- *
t-ert. for. even when not at hi** herd. I
VVJII|ama.|is much better Hum the
ordlnar** run of *ineer I . ..tinot i*:i>
as much for hli -on who ...• um
I'linii'.i him There was s lark of
sympsUis in the accompaniments
thnt waa regrettahli* Without a
sureties** of touch that a I times
■ :i une.1 absolute discords, I'eroon
w uiii.in** was more of n detriment
than a help to hli solol-n father
There mtelil Ih* some evi'lunntlon.
howerer. for the comhlned appear-
nine of rather nud Hon< in th,* words
ol Kvan Williams himself, who. he*
fore ii,f'procrain began, -.aid ' Yes,
he u my spn. You se.' Ultras regular .... otnpanlsts nftei list iiik i "
with one for ■■ while begin t.i show
off Th|s one. being my mn, l osn
take that out of blm whenever ue.*-
The iiitnihi-i ,,r ( pie th.il attend-
e.* the concert It ettlmnted lo have
i.-i !• more than thirteen hundred.
dim nl ibe largest houses ibsi time
been drawn by the Peninsula Moth ,: v ...-1,-11 um series Of this
1 by f.u the greatei pan were
lll.At KSMITII
V. J. (-ommerford, fVlli Ilryant
street. Phone HOY,
KOHAKH AND m ITI lis
lil,lii-" 'ii A Crandj-.ll. 124
I liuri'ilj a.eiiu-*. Phone !>2-l
\.nnt*id -Dressmaklnry Evening:
dresses a specialty. .*.fi<*K^aitJjJ-i,.o!i
avenue. Phone T84K 11-1S-2W*
CAHPKT (T.KANINti
t 'oii)pre**-x*(| air or vacuum.
Oil-ron, 167 l.ytuni. Pti. 4.T0V.
I.AltlKH' AM) tiKNTLKMKN'H
1 VII < Uti Han Tailor. N. Aliiav
... I."..- Ilryant at. Phone S4SK
CrUtPBt CI.KAMNO
V*\*o \lt„ Carpet Cleaning
Worka. 101 nigh su Ph. 2ttu-
I.AIHf-H' KINK TAIIAJKINti
J. I'..—-. room ■J'H Knni'in-
lauiMng. Phone 0o«*i .
COPPKHP LATal KNtiltAVINU
Plate and KHI _.
Timoa 1 in,,,-. Phone 1 in.
PAI-O ll.io I \l Shit.
Plrst-claaa work. Prompt collection and delivery. Phone It-US
Wsnted—(llr! at Stanford Laundry, corner Ha/nona nnd Forest.
11-17-tf
Wauled— Room, bath, In private
home within half tulle of railway
station. Archie Rice, pbone US.
Wanted -Filipino boys want positions as schoo)l-o>K in town Phone
247—638 Channlng ave. 11-irn-fit"'
DICY A. BAUQH
Notary Public
257 University Ave.
HAIRDRESSING.
DYKING AM* <'I.KANIM.
W. II, Knight, -110. t'mveralty
avenue. Phone 470.
PI.lMHINti CON1TIACTOR
11. ft. Ji u 1 1.1
4H1 High atreet. Phorso S&l
Kl.KCTHICAI. WOKKH
Alfred K. Werry, 042 Hlfth SU
Phone Palo Alto 764.
Mils. M. A. l.tASPlllUl
Public st.-n.'i-i.ipli.'i. N'otiu-y
Public. Ulil 1'nlv. Ave. I'h. 77(1
1.1.1 i'l >:n -ai. WORK
llurkhart Kleciric Works, 525
Kmei-Ttun street. Phone IH.
Wanted * Secondhand H> for Its]
11 tent, reasonable Address Ho*. ■
:'». Times office I1**f0*gta |
Wanted—Young woman with j
some experience In nursing snd *
light housekeeping. Apply ttl Hl**h
11*20-31*
I
Wanted Position tn small family
by Klllplno schoolboy pbone Paloi
Alto 84.1. 11-20-6t» ]
Wsnted Sewing h> the day by|
experienced dressmaker. Phone
Shampooing:
Manicuring and Hair Wot*k.
Combln#-a Made I'p.
MISS E. CHRISTOFFERSON
Vlntng Itldg.. Ml t'mvemll** Ave.
I'HONK «|.
CHIROPRACTIC.
J.THORNLEYD.C.
Nervous, (lirimlc and Spinal
IHarvetr. my ape-dadfj.
OONSClaTATION KKKK
SHAMIMKMNti
Mrs. C. Malcolm Wade. llm. I.
Madtaon-Ttiolta Itklg. Ph. 23SX
732X. 177 Tasso street
11-
NKW .si-AM ultii 1:1.1 1 MU
CAL OO, Itetlnhle electrichu^.
171 t-Diveralty ave. Ph. 447V
vi wmiin n.i miiim; ami
MBTAI, WORKH, 107 Hamilton avenue. I'hone OCX.
-———^-^— I 1
Wanted- -Housework In the morn-Is
Ing or a few hours dally. Call 630'«
l.ytton avenue. 11-21-St* J
■ ■ ■ ■ ...a...a-|' <
Wanted l-nrge sunny room on first' *
floor, with board: must have heat.it
Address Room 1*06. peninsula bos-it
pltsl 11-21 -tf *
Are You Goiog to j
Get Married? I
KCHMTlltK. I.I Mi I.Kt Ms.
t'PHOIaHTKHINti. P. A. Paraf.
lore Co., ---j t'nlv. av. Pb. IO.
WKI.I. M-n iim.
W. II. Yonat WeU nriliing Co.
037 1..,., r-if, Ht., Palo Alto.
Wsnted Position ns waiter by; ]
Klllplno srhoolhoy Address Box!,
W. Times office ll-23-3t* \\
FOR SALE.
Hlttr-NSMAKINfl
f GRACB F. lit MPHItKV
Kor Sste—Ducks for Thsnksglv- .. ,, ... _ _,
, Kieuing Urease-., Art«*miKin t-own-i.
Wnnteil Two
< men as table Ik
or three gentle-
irders in private
-ek Xddress Hoc
ll-lt-Ct
ItiK. drssted and delivered. Also Hie'
ducks ntui chicken" Phone S49Y.
.1 llomby, Coolry road. lt-ts-6t*
Hlg Ilirgaln- Specially well-built
'-rootu tuodern bnrdflnlsli hungi'low-
for sale. Price 12.400. Enquire 160
Webster street.
instinctive Costumes, Original Oe-a-
M.I.I.. Park. Ptione "l-.l.. alto" 317
FOR RENT.
MrSCELUANBOUS.
Hoard and Itoom -Ht the da>,
week or u.onjh. ."2'i Lytton avenue
RstheF a personal question. #
bul if you arc, you nrrd our e
service. Wc make the finest J
quality of cither engraved or 9
printed •
INVITATIONS. e
ANNOUNCEMENTS. J
• AT HOME CARDS. \
o CALLING CARDS e
e a
0 At lowest price* Quick service, e
e Send for samples. .
TIMES JOB
• DEPARTMENT •
a a
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LOST
Kor Sale Kahblts. Ilelglum haren
nn.l Klemlsh giants. 1 si Addis,
avenue \
■ For itent—l-urnisneu nonsekeep-
s jt i.m ■ |np rooms; modern, reasonable. In*
■■uire 437 Kipling street. S-2-tf
itsneo room, for L-iVeM"ere *"d ™°*k ""•'
hone 438L t-:t *m' I housekeeping: also .ingle room- »«y "ere and 6eII Here. That >
Ihe Woy to Make the Town
P.r Sala-otd papers at 10 canu!'M Hamilton avenue Phone t«8K
a bundle (1001. Inquire Times of - j g*''tf
■•*-*' Kor Rent Modern 2 and 3 room
bath, toilet, etc. Quiet.
Foi Bale Barlej and barley has
Weeks' poultry rnnch Phone T3.»
S-12-tf
Kor s.-i.. Tarka
iivinc Phone Uo
: npls.. ga*
. lean, respectable. (No children.)
I'hone 7.1CX. the l.ytton, 481 l.yllon
io.«-ir
Ko- Sule -Organ In Urst*.:
der. cheap tor cash Write it.,*
S.1..K.. Times ofl.ee li-30-gl**
■•,*,, St!,*
\ tvnjo blankets
ft rib
Mr
1 c w
Wanleli, Menlo
Park
Ph
WO llil
11
•0 tf
For Kent* Neatly rnr::*..,hed
room cottage with plnuo, 440 Cow-
•■■■r. Address ll. 1, L-phsth, P. o.
Hoi 94. Palo Alto lo-notf
Kor Hen* -*ita nali. on tha
third floor of tho Slmklns building.
it available for smsll meetings st a
iental or $1."0 uer meeting. Kn
quire Times office.
Bigger, Better and
*3> Brignter -42;
When will the dlrertory he oul*
Read the ;in«v*i't In the siars page
three.
IamI -At AssembfV Hall on rally
night a lady's bicycle with name
plate r-'sslng Kotlf] Ud Scott st.
1 1 :'n-4t-
KOUNT.
Found-- !'♦'' ■'■•'• anC Urst-clSf-t
hatteri "■--hatging st Reed's on the
state hbxbway. Msvfleid tj-it-in
LODGES
Frsterual Aid .\«--i.-. n meets 2<1
nnd tti. Mondays. Krateralty Hall.
Mrs EC 8herman.T-ec.427 Webster st
do
..- <! ii.!', last Saturdi. niel.t 1
,.*.■ T,i..ii*. stttdsnta .it the eon
irogratn w .1- over
The l'i u 111* 1 .i.i Musical \*-,
ion. under tbe local due, tin
rhlch the series i*. given, has Dpi
he ie isoh well with an srtti
't Bale Boi o' >■ golden oas
leather dining chain snd uti
cheap 343 Rmeraon, ph. Te*;
11-21 :t
,tw!...iK.'ii note. Arrlgo s. uo
nn, •-.. .ii. the next sttractloa the
1aUon ha^ Jusiifled tin* rogfl-
t reposed lu It by the public,
Kor Rent "J tipper flats, :i room"
each Clean beds. Will tint walls.
tpply Sll Alma street. 11-lT-lm
Modern Ei-tOObl cot ■
iiintrv. 1'. tt-dgutOS' walk
Koi Rent
1 tge In the l
on carllne, cor, Newell road and
■i nullum est : water and light free,
MO per month Phone ms. Week's
Poultry Rnnch. ii-ji-tr
At thc Dedication
of Pi
Alio
Sterling Silver Guernsey Jugs
^
p'rom Channel l**»am.
to he seen ar
§10 Melville Ave Paio AIro
T^^'2**
?*-V C-pperl^tt/t
members ol
in- Woman*, Auxiliary ol tt.,* Pan-
i:*-iait„ ,v|.,.siuon attended th«*
ni-- ithM 11 the California bnltdlng
ISl Bstnrdajr, With the parly were
lis K B Knrns. Mrs M A. Hit-
■ Vor Rent — Furnished 7-roorn
1 house on <*snipus for second semea-
tTrr. Address P. O Hex 118. Stanfortl
n-i-o-at-1
Ml*
1.
11k Wc
III
11!
For Rent In Palo Alto.
■ely furnished bungalow: nttr
e yard. Wright >v Bschrh In 1
svenns u-so-if
nsini ;
Mi
Seed. Mn I. ClSJ-tOD Miss K V.b,
den. Mrs John Spencer, Mr*. I hi.
ley Hl.ihon \nolht-r part] w.
made up of Mr and Mrs II Hue
Mt■■-. llelle fht.m
Thompson
'or Rt-nt 4-ioom fornished, an<
uoins unfurnished, nt] for 11'.
Hamilton avenue ll-.'l-t,
When will the direclory be out'
and ThomaalHsgd the answer In the stars— pag<*
I three.
Butterfly Bread
From the oven to you in
a sanitary waxed paper.
Made Clean
Sold Clean
Beech Nut, Shasta, Morning Glory and
Silver Spoon are the best sellers.
EARLE & CO. GROCERS
Masonic Temple Bldg-.
Phones 837 and 83
Cardiopatías congénitas y su relación con los trastornos del neurodesarrollo en población infantil: revisión sistemática de literatura /
No full textEste artículo presenta resultados de una revisión sistemática orientada a indagar la relación entre la presencia de cardiopatías congénitas y los trastornos del neurodesarrollo en la población infantil. La unidad muestral estuvo compuesta por 36 investigaciones, identificadas en las bases de datos PubMed, Science Direct, Web of Science y Refseek, en la ventana de observación de los últimos cinco años (2019 - 2022), de publicaciones en español, inglés y portugués. El procesamiento de los datos es realizado mediante metodología PRISMA. Los resultados indican que las alteraciones del desarrollo neurológico están relacionadas con fenómenos biológicos, como anomalías de tipo genético (malformaciones), las dificultades cardíacas, el déficit de oxigenación en el cerebro en la gestación por detenciones en el aspecto cardiopulmonar, afectando las capacidades de aprendizaje y un desenvolvimiento óptimo familiar y social a lo largo de la vida. Se requiere un seguimiento y atención personalizada en cada caso particular, combinanado los tratamientos médicos con atención psicosocial y estrategias educativas adecuadas para minimizar las consecuencia adversas de las afecciones cardíacas.Deporte, actividad física y salud.Desarrollo cognitivo, salud mental y neuropsicología.Gestión ciudadana y del estado en el desarrollo organizacional, social y comunitario.Vulnerabilidad social y grupos poblacionales
