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The Washington times., 1905-12-10
Barber-Pollard Wedding.

A pretty wedding took place at 102 c
street southeast when Miss Mary Slye
Barber and Robert V. Pollard were mar
ried. the Rev. Freeland Peter of st.
Marks Episcopal Church. officiating.
The ceremony took place at the resi-
dence of the brides aunt. The bride
was dressed in "A tailor made suit of
navy blue cloth. with an Alice" blue
hat. and carried a bouquet of roses. The
wedding march was played by Mrs. j..
Gwin Barber The bride was given
away by her cousin. w. G. Barber.
After the ceremony the couple left for a
trip in the North. Upon their return.
Mr.. and Mrs Pollard will reside on Cap
itol Hill
A piano and violin recital was given
in the reading room for the tNnd at the
Library of Congress. Those who con-
tributed to the program were Mrs. Uriel
Sebree. Miss Susan Biddle and Miss
Olive Waring.
DIR. Morgan Otterback. OF Southeast,
has left town for cunning trip through
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neely of 11OS street
southeast. have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs May
The little daughter of G. Timberlake.
of 327 C street southeast. is very iii
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Graves OF Eleventh
street southeast. have returned to their
home after pleasant stay with friends
in Virginia.
Mildred Tarieton Burgess entertained
a number of her friends at her home on
C street Among those present were:
Misses Norrel. Starn. Muriel Powers
Ruth White Isabel McGhee. Celeste
Sharp. Vera Budd Mildred McGhee,
Masters Norrel Starn. Willie. Taylor,
Chester White. Annette Cunningham
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Evangelistic Meetings.

The Rev A. II. Zimmerman conducted
three evaugelistic meetings at the
Methodist Episcopal Church last Sun
day. enc in the morning, one in the af-
ternoon, and another al night.
The youngest son of c. Moulster. of
Ninth and Lawrence streets, who has
been i'll. is slightly improved.
A dance was held last Saturday night
at the town hall. Among those present
were the Misses l.. Julien. G.. Henry.
II. Brooks. b. Woodward, NJ. Piper. NJ.
MCGEE, F. Julien. and E. Brooks, and
Il. Connolly, H. Franciler, ]. Mervin,
T. Quinn. ID. CarmOdy, c. Woody, II.
Smith, f. Riley, B. Hetfield, and c.
Ralph.
A Christmas entertainment viii be
given on Wednesday of Christmas week
by the Sunday school of the Brookland
Baptist Church. The children are re-
hearsing their songs
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So0tbsad sliiIlSt0r1:

The Rechabite agitat ton committee
met in the rooms of Eastern Tent 304
b street southeast. in response to the
call of High Ruler Wayne w. CordeH.
The purpose of the meeting was to per
feet arrangements for the first rally
mass meeting in the temperance crusade
in the District of Columbia during the
winter. The mass meeting is announced
to be held next Sunday evening at Con-
vention Hall.
The new power plant, at the navy
yard. will probably be in operation by
the end of the present month. The new
machinery is being installed.
The members of the congregation of
the Chapel of Nativity, assisted by the
other Episcopal churches. of this city.
held a fair in Northeast Temple. Twelfth
and II streets northeast for the purpose
Of giving the chapel 4 permanent home
in the vicinity of Lincoln Park east.
Lncheon and supper were served each
day during its progress.
Mrs. s. b. Pole gave a reception in
honor of George L. Evans and his bride
when the members of the Trolley
Euehre Club. of which the former was
member. presented him with a
Kitchen shower" Robert f. 2. Kreiter.
making the presentation speech for
each article.
In the brides cake Miss Alice Meyer
found the ring; Miss Marion Grogan. the
dime. and /. x. Pole. jr., the thimble
Those present were the Misses Besser-
lever. M. Grogan, |. Pole. NJ Wells. A
Meyer, B. Stienle, the Messrs. s. Pole.
II. Hamilton, f. Potter, W. Kemper. j.
Barker. r. Krieter, Mr.. Linthicum. Rus
sell Pole, Mr.. Boner, Mr.. Lee and Mrs.
Prone. Out Of town guests were Miss
Esther Anderson, of Harrisburg: Miss
Josephine Hinchman, of Philadelphia
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Russian Baron Her Guest.

Mrs. Kate Waller Barret entertained
at luncheon Mrs. Kolvert and Miss Coke
of Boston: Miss Gordon OF Ottawa
Canada; the Baron de Kattentack. Of
St Petersburg. and Frank Gebest. the
noted musician.
George II. Schwab has removed from
this city to Washington.
The following officers have been elect
ed by George Mason Council, Royal Ar
canum: Representative. NJ. J. McFar-
land; alternate. w l. Baker; senior
regent, Charles +. Tennesson; vice re-
gent. T. II. Fegan; orator. w. f. Baker;
senior past regent. J. Brown: collector.
Frank Warfield; treasurer. Frank
Creighton; chaplain. George H. Schwab;
guide. J. F. Petty: warden. David Early:
sentry, John a. Nugent; trustees. ]. J.
Hanratty. William Wilkinson and G. ].
w Summers.
Mrs. Ross Elliott last week entertained
at a dinner and theater party number
OF her friends in honor of Miss irwin,
who is visiting Mrs. c. II. Smith
Mrs Edna X. Gaines and daughter.
Audrey. OF Shepherdstown. were In Alex
andria last week
Miss Winnie Williams has been ILL.,
Mrs T. f. BaisIey of Reidsville y. G,
VINO has been visiting relatives in this
city. has returned to her home.
Ex-Mayor George L. Simpson had as
his guest his sister. Miss Sarah Simp-
son. of Newport News
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A1exandria

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frank Lambert have
as their guest Mrs. Charles P Lambert,
OF Staunton. Va.
Maj Ellet CabelI, OF Clarke county,
has removed to this city with his fam
lily.
City Engineer Dunn has returned from
Nelson county.
Mayor Frederick ]. Pan spent short
time In Staunton last week.
DR.. Edward A. German has been ap-
pointed district deputy OF the Knights
of Columbus by State Deputy John c.
Haga1.
Benjamin Davis. residing in South Lee
street, was par TALLY paraiyzed at his
home last week
Miss Ruth Bryant visited friends in
Annapolis last week
Mrs. Phoebe Heisley. who has been
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Gave Party.

4 party was given by Miss Nora Rior-
dan last Friday night at her home, lZS'
North Capitol street. There were games
and music and refreshments Those
present were: The. Misses Helen Burns,
Lula G. Byrnes. Mary Burk. Katherine
Dore. Mary Fitzgerald. Grace NJ Gardi-
ner. Katharine Kelly. Marie lie Bun.
and Mary Riordan, and Bernard Berger,
John Burns Harvey Cain. John ritz
gerald, Harry 3. Heiberger. Joseph
King. Richard c. Lawlor and Daniel
Mr. and Mrs. A d. Bennett enter
tained the High View Pleasure Club in
honor of Mr.. Benefits birthday at their
residence last Wednesday evening. Prize
games and music were played. The
first prize was won by Mrs. NJ. Murphy
and the .booby'' by Mrs. Charles Ben
nett Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs A. y. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs
T. ID. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs John Wells
AIr. and Mrs Vanderschaaf. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brecht. Mrs. Maggie Murphy.
Mrs. J. Kelly. Mrs. NJ. Armstrong. the
Misses Irene Brown. Carrie Lawrenson.
Bessie Bishop. Lillian Drake. May Kel-
". and A A. Bishop, NJ w. Kelly,
Charles Ross. +. X Plant. A. ]. Davis.
Thomas z Bennett and Joseph Brown
Mrs L. RichOld will return home early
next week from New York.
A meeting OF the Business High
School Club was held last Wednesday
night at the home OF Edward Keefe.
The committee on constitution and by
laws reported and the constitution was
adopted II is proposed to hold a series
of debates The subject of the first win
probably be Should Trade Between
This Country and Its Possessions Be
Free?"
The Misses Sarah and Kate Maxton.
who have been the guests of Mrs. w. d.
Chrisman for some time. left last We'd
nesday for Pittsburg. where they will
spend n few days
Miss Marie Quill is at present visiting
Baltimore.
A progressive euchre was given last
Tuesday evening at the home of Misses
Clara and Nena Palmer for the club OF
which they are members. The color
scheme was red. and was shown in the
tally cards and dining room where sup
per was served. Miss Lula Purcell. Mrs
Nicholson. Mr. Bradford. and Mr. Car
den won the prizes.
Those present were. Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bradford. Miss Hor-
tense Mckee, Miss Bessie Brown, Miss
Clara Hart, Miss Lulu Purcell. Miss
Nena Palmer. Miss Clara Palmer. Mrs
Shelton. DR.. David Rozelle James Gus
ton, Louis Thayer. Arthur Jordan,
Frank Garden. Samuel Hall and Mr..
and Mrs Frank 3. Brown.
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Chosen 0rganist.

Miss Vance Sullivan. of South Caro-
lima avenue, has been elected organ
list in the Junior Christian Endeavor at
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and b streets southeast.
An informal dance was given at the
home Of the Misses Schultz. s1s A street
southeast. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Charles w. Tucker. Mrs. George
Foster. the Misses Elizabeth and May
Schultz. Miss Anna Agnew, Miss Nellie
Banden. Miss Flora frankie, Miss Anna
Clabaugh. and Miss Ella Hess, of this
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Beck-Stubbs.

Ernest NJ Beck. Of Washington. and
Miss Maud H Stubbs. of Baltimore
were quietly married at the parsonage
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
by the Rev j. p. Stump. The couple
was attended by Miss NJ Odell Stubbs
and A NJ. Stubbs and Mrs. a. NJ. Stubbs.
Louis Brill. jr.. and Miss Florence
Allen. daughter of Levi Allen. were mar
ried in Washington last week. The
groom was attended by Chester Scott.
while the maid of honor was Miss Ida
Allen
Miss Mildred Foster entertained a
number of her friends at party at her
home in Prince street.
Miss Mamie Marye had as her guests
Miss Pauline Nicol and Miss Mason Iden
of Manassas. and Miss Idens brother,
B. F. Iden. Of the University of Vir-
ginia.
Miss Laura Danenhower entertained
the Junior Card Club st her home in
King street.
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Reception for Guest.

Mrs Clarence b. Rheem had a recep-
tion at her home on street last Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her house
guest. Mrs. Kittie Thompson. who is
spending a month with her. The parlor
was decorated with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and palms and ferns. and the
dining room with pink carnations.
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visiting in Charleston, w. Va, has re-
turned to her home. She was confined
to her home by sickness last week.
r. T. Lucas fell down stairs at his
home at Gibbon and Fairfax streets
last week, and was painfully injured.
Mrs. II. s. Seller. of Detroit. Mich
who has been visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Crump. in Prince street has
returned 10 her home.
Herbert f. Stansbury. formerly of this
city. but now of Cleveland. was in
Alexandria visiting his parents, last
week
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Bro,i:jok1and

\. r. Raymond. of Tenth and Law
renee streets. spent several days with
his father in Boston last week
The Brookland Euchre Club met Tues
day at the residence of Mr.. Hetheld.
or Lawrence street. The first lady's
prize was won by Mrs. Post. DR. j.
Henry Brooks won the first gentieman's
prize. a program of vocal and instru-
mental music was given
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cUmbents We're reelected for the eDsu-
ing term. They are as follows: O. A
Emmons. president; f. E. Butterheld,
first vice president; Victor Boyer, sec
ond vice president; Theodore Diedrich.
treasurer; William Sirich, secretary, and
Carl Wahler. financial secretary.
The next meeting of the association
will be held in their new hall, on Ham
ilton road, next Tuesday evening.
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Misses E. and ]. Livingston. Refresh
ments were served.
Ellen Roster 1011 Seventh street south
east, died of diphtheria at her home.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
Siren Here.

The United States training yacht
Siren. which arrived here with num-
Der of landsmen aboard, who are beinS
trained for service in the navy, left
port on way TO Norfolk for headquar-
ters. While at the navy yard the young
seamen aboard the yacht were given
every opportunity to see the method of
building big guns for the navy yard,
and to inspect the other work going
on i'm the naval ordance foundry. The
Siren and her consort will not visit this
city again this winter, but will bring a
class here early in the spring.
George Mailer was taken into the
Police Court on the charge of vagrancy.
He was picked ZIP in the streets in
Southeast Washington.
The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Margaret McCallister, who died
at the residence of her daughter, on b
street southeast, took place at St. Pet
er's Catholic Church, Second and G
streets southeast.
c. C Johnson, who died AT his late
residence. 521 Virginia avenue southeast,
was In his seventy-second year. Burial
services were held at Arlington.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

city and Miss Rose Padgett, or Alex
andria. Va; Frank and Charles Schuitz,
Paul Repetti. Harry Browning, Horace
Spence, Frank Syler, and Arthur Nc
Donald
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

Clinical Thermometers. one min
ute. with certificate. Sold ev-
erywhere else at S1.......39c
Clinical Thermometers, antisep-
tic. imported from Germany.
Sold everywhere else at Sl.50.
Our price.
Hicks Clinical Thermometers
with mis- own certificate You
pay $3.50 elsewhere. doctor. We
sell them for so
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
PURE OLIVE OIL,


VIII stand the Government test.
Special
price.
EhervesCent Vichy and kis-
sengen, In lb. bottles..... sec
EPSON Salts. per pound. ............. &C
Blcarb. Soda. per pound 3c
MENNEN'S TAI1CUM. M...........-.-.--11 lie
Blackberry Cordial. al..-.-.....-..........ls .lsc
Colgate's Violet Talcum. -l2c
Sulphur Candles, each.....---...-.-... 5c
Harlem Oil. bottles fOr-....-.-.----1Oc
Seidlitz Powder. fresh daily, box -l9c
Wood Alcohol. pint....-.--..-.------.
Powdered Borax 20 Mule Team. sc
Beiladonna Plasters, the 15c kind,
Peroxide of Hydrogen (best
made). pint. 25c
save the baby: buy a dozen Black
Nipples for 2Sc. or for............. sc
Dickinson Extract Witch Hazel,
25c quart; regular price, SOC.
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christmas Candy
Drug Prices

Regular Special
price. price.
6-GRAIN LITHIA TABLETS 25c I5c
sugar MIX lk-.-.--.---.----------- 3Oc Zlc
BAY RUM per pint........... soc 25c
Hygieuic Witch Hazel Soap. 10c &C
BORACIC ACID. pound. -. 4Oc 2Oc
DR.. Charles Flesh Food. ...H.O0 46c
Phos Soda in pound cans,
the ....-................. 25c 15c
BEEF, WINE, AND IRON
pint bottles. es.................... soc 25c
Marvel Whirling Spray
Syringe ............... .ss.49 s2.s5
Enervescent Phosphate of
Soda, best made, IN lb.
Quinine Pills or Capsules.
p & w. Quinine-1-grai dozen. Sc:
2-grain, dozen, Sc; 3-grain, dozen. &c;
5-grain, dozen, 10c
2grain Qulnine Pills. 100.........I ISc
y. e. w. Quinine in ounces. S3c
PURE OLIVE OIL,
7Sr q mart
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Clergy Confer.

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R1S EN
heHdO Ell una lielIla
ANlNADA FIESTA CATAEO.
ODE nalestro coarssp0nsall


Diciembro Hoy las media
de ID tarde, q tabaquero Santiago Rosa lei
peg6 un tiro de revolver al capataz de ID
fabriea Braulio Sierra
Los detalles del hecho son como sguen:
Rosa trabaiaba en- la fabrica fue rebaja-
do por q mencionado eapataz Sierra, Sd
gun Sc dice por trabaiaT NAL, Ia que inco-
mod6 mucho Rosa, amenazando q Sierra
con pegarle un tiro, 10 euaI llev6 efecto
Tan pronto como sono el disparo, lego
el polfcfa insular Antolino Diaz 6y este.
correspousal), deteniendo q poliefa al
agresor y conduciendolo & presencia del
Juez dc Paz, sefioT FouTnier, por estar
ause1te el Juez Municipal seiior Acosta.
La bala Sc le introdujo & Sierra en- una.
pierna, de la cual fu6 estrada por 81 doc.
Fossaa, en- el hospital municipal y, segdn
manifesto el mencionado facultativo, Ell
proyectl fracture 81 hueso de IA pierna
FL administrator de Ia fabrica senior
Vdzquez, acompafl6 en- union del teniente
Schettini, al herido, al Hospital, ofrecien-
dole 81 senior N6zquez Sierra que goza-
ria de su salario durante eI tempo de su
enfermedad
Este h6cho alarm6 mucho la ciudad,
haciendose graves concentrates sobTe ell
particular. Va en- dfas pasados como IN
form6 ese peri6dico, otro tabaquero qui-
so agredir al superintendent de la fabrica
senior Gonzalez, castigandole el senior j uez
de Ia Corte Municipal con 500 de multa.
Mas tarde, como tambien oportunamen-
te imform6, otro tabaquero quiso agredir
al administrator senior Vazquez, cuyo
iuicio adm no Sc ha celebrado ahora re-
sulta IN capataz con IN tiro por otro taba-
quero, hechos en- que deben fiarse las
autoridades q fin de eyitar mayores des-
gracias
Braulio Sierra era y es muy querido de
sus priucipales y compafieros por su con-
ducta intachable y buen proceder.
Muchos tabaqueros Sc han aceTcado
este corresponsal para que les haga p1bli-
ca su protesta contra acto tan violento.
Todo no ha de ser desgracias Los
j6venes Lcdo Sierra, teniente Schettini,
Cestero, Gimenez, GTanela, doctor Fossas
Lcdo. Pesquera y Rodriguez, dieron IN
magnffco bale, en- Catafio, donde lucieron
J sus encantos las bellas damas del simpati-
co poblado, Sc disponen llevar efecto
otro Ell domingo pr6ximo.
Tambi6n tienen la idea los referidos i6-
venes, de montar en- Gatafio un Centre de
Instruction y Recreo con el obieto de ha-
Ger en- el alegres festas.
Catafio serd el "Versalles" de Baya-
mon.
Aver hubo session en- este ayunta
miento.
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marse La noticia, pierde la referida compa-
fifa un magnffco elemento por su ilustra-
ci6n dennis u clones, que posee Ell Sc
nor Behn, como empleado y caballero par
ticular.
"A las cinco de la tarde de aver afr
mase que fu6 detenida en- Ell callei6n del
Toro de esta Capital, la vecina Angelina
Rodriguez. Sc informa que ell policia Gu
mersindo Oxio que hizo Ia detenci6n, trat6
la Rodriguez de tai modo, que hubo de
ser curada en- el cuarto de socorro. Una
investigation serd hecha en- averiguaci6n
de 10 ocurrido.
-Ha salido para Mayagtiez con obieto
de contraer matrimonio ALI, ell ioven pro-
fesor don Carlos Llauger, que regresard &
San Juan luego de efectuado aqu6l insta-
lando su residencia aquf.
: La gente de buen humor esta de en-
horabuena en- estos dias. Esta noche de-
but de la Compa1ia de Opera, mafiana
bale en- el Union Club, pasado mafana
function de Opera, ell 81 bale en- el Casino
ell dia primero infnidad de fiestas parti-
culares en- celebration del nuevo aflo
Sc nos informa que por detrds del 81
ito que Ocup6 Ell Picadero, Sc juega al da-
do, diariamente de SECURE serdn unos
manduletes los que ALI van ganarle ell
importe de los peri6dicos que venden, pues
son seg1n Sc dice casi todos muchachos los
que pasan horas horas iugando.
Entire los jugadores asegdrase que Sc en-
cuentran algunos vendedores de peri6di-
cos. ~
--Esta noche celebrara session el Ayun+
tamiento de la Ciudad.
Ell martes pr6ximo Sc inauguraran
nuevamente las clases en- las escuelas pti-
blicas.
Ell acorazado OLYMPIA ha regresado 4
Culebra de su viaje Sainthomas.
En- Mayagiiez Sc han hecho reformas
en- ell alumbrado el6ctrico, cambiandose las
bombas de cristal Ior' ot'as pequenas blan-
cas- que producer meior luz.
--Ha llegado a Mayagiez el sefior-Vi-
cente Vinas, de Aguadilla.
La Compafiia de Opera que acttia en-
el Parque pasara Ponce y de ALI Ma
yagiiez. ..- "
-Es extraoTdinario ell nimero de taTie-
tas de felicitaci6n que circular por la ad-
ministraci6n de Correos de esta Ciudad
Ell vapor Filadelia ha traido 1854
Dultos para este puerto tlpo de Hete lle-
mo.
En- el cuartel general de la policia
hay el criterio de que debiera aumentarse
ell sueldo de los policias que prestan servi-
clio en- San Juan, Ponce ' MaYagtiez, por
causa de los mayores gastos que tienen en-
esas poblaciones dichos guardias.
Marcos Caneia, acusado de delito con
ira la Salud p6bGca, consistente en- SUI ex-
pendio de leche adulterada, fue condenado
hoy por el Juez senior del Vale 4 pagar
cinco dollars de multa,
.-Pasajeros para New York, por ell va
por Caracas. Commander r.. f. Nicho-
Ion, Mr.. G. M. Palon, Mr.. H. E. Knight,
Mrs Elena G. de Sluter, Mr.. ROGUE Con
zalez, Mr.. f. G. Ingliston, Mr.. Ulisis Mar
tinez, Miss America MARTINEZ, MR. Geo.
H. Jerman, otras siete MT. Jas Nc.
Giure A. Privitera, C.L Holmes, Ptos
Crosby Cuors, Rev. M. Oconnor.
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Ia ASOClACION De MAESTROS.
TsrmlnO aver Ia AsambIea,

La Asamblea de Ia Association de Macs
tros termin6 aver q las cinco de la tarde
entire el mayor entusiasmo harmonic.
27 pueblos de la Isla, desmostrandose que
apesar de los tfmidos convencionalistas,
la Association tendrd vida y muy pronto
empezaran sus asociados disfrutar de sus
benefeios, pues el tempo para obtener
pensiones por enfermedad, imposibilidad
fisica por muerte, Sc ha lfmitado desde
el aflo de 81 ingreso. III
La Asamblea aeord6 dar las gracias
mas expresivas la prensa peri6dica por
Ell interes que siempre ha demostrado q
favor de la Association, publicando adem6s
cuanto 4 ella Sc refera.
Acuerdos muy importantes fueron toma-
dos por los representatives de que va tienen
conocimiento nuestros lectores
Ell reglamento fue completamente refor-
mado habiendo sido aprobadas por unani-
midad las enmiendas que al mismo, -puso
la consideration de Ia Asamblea, el dis
tinguido professor de Mayagiez, don Fran
cisco Vicenty.
Ell sefior Galvez Otero, propuso y some
i6 Ia consideration de los representatives
la necesidad imperlosa de que Sc hlclera
algo por benefeiar un POGO mfs al macs
tro de 10 que en- la actualidad Sc encuentra
dentro de la ratonera de las vigentes leyes
escolares, restando poderes autocrdticos.
Fu6 aprobada Ia moci6n, tambien por una
nimidad, y Sc acord6, como medida conve7
niente, redactar un ''bill'', que fuera la
Camara llevado por algdn delegado que
simpatice con la sufrida clase del magiste-,
RIO Para Ia redacci6n de este 'bilP fue-
ron designados los seflores Galvez Otero,
Negr6n Collazoy y Arreche, los cuales IN
f6rmase, no descansan un momento por ha-
Ger un trabajo que resulte del mayor bene-
fcio para sus compaferos
En- vista de que, segfn Sc dice, ell Dc
partamento no quiere atender 4 la Asocia-
ci6n como tai entidad, Sc acord6 apelar q
todos los medios factibles, para que q ella,
que representa- un gran nGmero de macs
tros, Sc la atienda como Sc merece.
Tales fueron entire otros muchos, los
acuerdos tomados en- la reunion de aver.