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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Hls5DAY'8lN.H:ls;To'R1'YI'I
|. ". s.3 July 18th.

1seo--Oh THIS Eand tho two following days
the parish clerks Of london played
lnterlldes before Richard II. and Ills
queen, ut skinnerswells.. II GS y. 81
1656-Bnttle Of Warsaw, which continued
three days. 40
t7O5 -rho Dixie Of Marlborough defeated
tho French near TiAemont, for which
victory Il thanksgiving was ordered III
England
et as the tva1ue or tho cotton gin bccatrie
known y
1s20-Tho first cha bridge In England
thrown over the Tweed, Captain
Brown architect; the river A37 feet
widei8 s
1s54-A tremendous hurricane prevailed
at Davenport. Ill, causing great de-
str,iction Of life and property.
1854-Three hundred persons were III OF
yellow fevor In Havnna, Ctibn.
1s55---W r. Henry,an late captain OF the
# Texas Volunteers. issued u proclnmn-
ton TO tho people OF Texas and tho
Mexicans that he and his compan-
ions Intended to cross tho Rio Grnnde
to MD In overthrowing Santa Anna
md In establishing Il government
moro favorable to tho interests Of
Texas. 55 5
1890 Battle Of MIlazzo Qualification OF
rtnly), between the Italian Volun-
teers under Gnribaldi and tho Nca-
politnns, under General Bosco.
tse4-PresIdent Lincoln, under net Of July
i55 g. 1864, Issued call for 100000 more
volunteers. @
1s74--R cciprocIty treaty between Canada
and the United States discussed BY
M Dominion Board OF Trade and other
commercial bodies Mt St. Johns, N. 3.
1884 Letter Of acceptance Of james g.
Blaine, Republican candidate for Pres
idcnt made public
1se4--Federal troops which had been on
strike duty IN Chicago, were ordered
back to their posts by General Miles.
1see-The President issued his procnmn-
tion regarding the government Of San
lingo de Cubn.
b The first troops for Porto Rico.
numbering 6,2oO men. under General
Wilson, commenced embarkng ut
Charleston General Schwans bril-
gade had already left Tampa for tho
same destination
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Senator Martin and the Corpo-
ration Commission.

In Ills Manchester speech Saturday
night. Governor Montague boldly defend
ed tha corporation and Judge Crump,
am. threw down the gauntlet TO senator
Martin He read q newspaper article, IN
with Senator Martin is quoted as hav-
Ing said it vas unfortunate that Judge
Cump should De in any way the oene-
;ica-r OF fees paid by persons nppearins
before the commission. This the Governor
characterized as most unjust attack
upon a clean. high man.
II asked Mr. Martini" said the Cover
nor, III he meant 10 say that Judge
Crump had received fees and he replied
that he would answer in his own time.
but when he came to reply he made no
reference 10 it, further than to say ne
meant nothing personal.
The Corporation Commission Is one OF
the best institutions Of Virginia. 1t has
already done an invaluable work for the
PEOPLE and for the State. and It must not
be made football In this contest be-
tween candidates for Office
Senator Martin cannot afford to let the
matter rest where it is. He is good
citizen, and he has the interests OF the
State at heart He owes 1t TO himself, to
the State to the Corporation Commits
sion and to Judge Crump to speak plainly.
Does he mean to charge that Judge
Crump has done anything dishonorablc,
anything that reflects upon his integrity
personal, or official. that he has been
sulty OF any act that disqualifes him,
legally or morally, to hold a position on
the commission, that he has done aught
10 forfeit his claim to the respect and
confidence otHAhc Virginia public?
This is no question of politics. and we
do not introduce it as such. 1t is ques-
tion of State government. 1t is a most
serious thing for our senator in Congress
to mention the word graft in connection
with an official whose position Is by
the Constitution ranked with tho same
state and dignity as that of Judge OF
the Court Of Appeals, and unless the SEN
ator explains himself fully, many will be
apt to conclude that he regards Judge
Crump as a CRATER.
Let Senator Martin be explicit For the
sake of the commission, let him express
his opinion of Judge Crump's action
freely, and let the incident be closed one
way or the other, Let us have a specific
indictment, or let the case be dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Gwen France is Conservative"

In our special from Paris In Sundays
paper mention was made Of the agree
an international conference to settle the
Moroccan question. This agreement"
says the correspondent, was rendered
easy by the forbearance OF the French
men, who yielded on practically every
point" We do not usually look to
France for "forbearnnce.' The French
people arc emotional and excitable, the
very anthesis OF their conservative neigh
Dor across tho channel. But this is a
conservative age, Nation does not so
TO war With nation upon slight provo
cation and even the French people are
being influenced by the dominant sentl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
WEALTHY COUNTY.
Loudoun Shows Large Increase
lin Real Estate Values.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispntch.)

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
LEESBURG, VA. NJuly. 1.-THE re.
assessment OF Loudoun county land has
been completed, and the increase in tax
able values of the real estate over 1000
Is as follows: In Leesburg District,
81, 4o7, S23 an increase, OF $40. ass; in Broad
Run. s72s, 076. . an increase Of $ss,s2o; -
$3.50; in Jefferson District, $l.392.514. an
Increase OF $G5.57l > in LoYettsville Dis
trict, sl.o4O,os5, an Increase OF sl2,1l7.
Loudoun county pays about $4,000 into
the treasury Of the State, and receives
about s., ocU. i! Is the second c0rrty IN
the state ns to landed wealth., tho first
as to personal estate. AMI pays about
cne-twenty-fifth Of all taxes paid out
side OF incorporated cities. Rs
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New Fraternity Home.

Especial 10 The Times- Dlspatch.) -
CHARIIoTTnSvILLE, VA. July l7.-Wqrk
wal begun to-day on the new Phi Kappa Psi
fraternity house at tho University OF Virginia,
The building VIII stand on a commanding posl.
ton, overlooking .charloltesyills ana laGinS !me
ssmb bic very much The pavllons upon the lawn,
the style OF architecture being colonial, The
reading room, grill room and several bed rooms
while on the second floor there. VIII be sleep
hot and cold showers. The chapter room viii
be IN The attic rhe house W., b. ~ ilshsed BY BY
handsomely furnished BY the alumni OF the
fraternity, The contract calls for the comple-
ton OF the work by November LIST.
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M'GAVOCK NOT DEAD.
An Owl Captured With a Face
Sd, ~ il Like A Monkey.
Special to Tho Times Dispatch

Special to Tho Times Dispatch)
MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, July liz
The report that w. P. McGavock. former
3ly Of this city. had been killed. at Bug
Horn, wyoming, by train. was incor--
rect. His wife. who is now IN Wash
ington, has heard from him recently
and he is at Seattle, Washington
Price Campbell, of spotsylvania county.
brought to this city this week al owl
different from anything OF the KIND
ever seen In this section. He has race
like that OF a monkey and makes q singu-
lar noise. It is q great curiosity. rour
owls we're caught, but three Of them
got away. t2
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SMALLPOX OVER Ell
Boydton Discharges Suspects and
Burns the House.

BoLDToN. VA, July 1.-THE autho Mt-
in one Of TIC pest houses Saturday and
burned the, house. Justice Duggar, who
has had charge Of the smallpoxx cases asses
ern pest house will be discharged Sat
urday next, unless some new case de-
velops.
three weeks. Justice Duggar says there
have been eleven cases in all aftected with
the disease, none OF whom have been
Thomas A. Kccton, a white farmer. llv-
Ing some two and a half miles from
here came to toWn tbs a morn'ng IN
wounds or two OF his children.. who had
been bitten, by q mad dog. This Is the
neIghborhood in the past two weeks
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Authenticated Paper.

Aluminium coated paper made n Yer
many for wrapping food substances So os a Is
prepared by applying a. Kun eou, r,i * Il
pareh H su''i ,Ren Nprinklng alnmin ,,,,,
powder over the surface, and flnailY SUP soS
mitne to pressure The arth Lss ~ pas ytI,
sulpbur,c ' acid. The aluminium paper Is
not attacked i'' ny tbs ar or by fats. y
much cheaper than tlnfotl, and late 9,
analysis In Paris Of this paper ana 10 o.
portion Of foreign matter ana 10 arsenic
or poisoned metal bifeSt5gis h li
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Willard in Fauquier.

h srrY g, rec reeentiy published the state.
ment that Willard had ,a,,s shade ae,n ne
best of the hight IN Eae amaaat of ePah NIX
has practically got It solid, and is ,gt; alIn-
ns every day yHdsHaf eY lne eH IS IN
an atmOsphere OF certainty.
Warrenton Va
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Surr1nounted.

Editor of The Tmes-p Dispatch: o,ror. ~
noso II ssY Sa fp s%a fsfS!Hs
ny Ivy yo,,r spmdov Va Issue. ! only call at
makes makes me s say 81. Peters Is "surrounded'
by a vast dome, Igwrote ,,sprm1ba on san,.
greatly admire and yenerAa!e tne ~ 5n,sa
wontrous art made tho great and famouss
dome to surmount. and not surFou'u
grand old st. Peters: ,,..
6. "A. RlCllARDSON'
Richmond, Va, July. II,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
ARVONIA SLATE.
The President Uses It to Cover
by His Summer Home.
(special to The Times-D lspn

SGeesA'a' w. a July iT@President Roose-
yelt honored Arvona by having his home IN
Soottsvijle covered with slate from the quar-
rles OF the Williams Slate Co..
During the absence Of Mr.. Plummer f. Jones
Mr. Deale, OF the Union Theological Seminary,
ia occupying his position as pastor OF the Aryon
Presby ler!an Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

4 positive cure FOR Constipation, INDIGESTION.
and al ailments arising from q dsordercd
|, o or sllEeish liver. They purify re
ever Compounded. Get n Ascent bottle ana X
YOU are not perfectly satisfied We VIII refund t
( II. j "A MtNfoN COZ Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Rescued From Rapids.
Professor Dismissed.

CHICAGO, July 17.-Professor Andrew
FOX, who recently startled the country
with a telegram to Johh =, Hockelene.;
,or the chicago Theological Seminary.
i Inns been dismissed from tho faculty Of
that institution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Eloped With Gentle,

MEMPHIS. TENN. July l7.-Goaded TO
desperation by the harsh treatment. OF
her parents, wealthy Jews of Memphis
who, she says have used her as q slave
for years, Miss Lena Plesofsky, eloPed
With her Gentle sweetheart The parents
were in close pursuit. and. as they coula
get no ono else in time, the couple were
forced to obtain the services o.. a negro
preacher. ~,
After curs!ng the brldei the faml1y neld
funeral services over her naMe' Wn'cH
will never be spoken again,
Roof Fell at Mass,
FERMO, ITALY. july lH-The roof OF
the chapel Of the Women's Hospital ~
in yesterday morning during tho cele-
bratIon Of mass. killing sixteen women
and lnjuring thirty-two,
Snake in Carriage With Baby,
BLooMFIELD, N. il, July TIA snak ne
three feet long yesterday Wlen ll.o % g
baby carriage in which was an lntanI @
Mrs. Edward Baum. The motherlalntsa,
but a woman nelghbor threw the snaKe
in the street and killed It with g stoAe,
Buried With Base Ball in Hand.
PoTTsyILLE. PA, July n.-With me
base ball which he last pitched on me COZ,
lege diamond In his right hand. EDWARD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

Helm, tho Princeton athlete, who was
drowned at coney dsland. was buried yes
tcrday Princeton students acted as pail
bearers. }a5
Gown and Corset on Venus.
WINONA,t IND, July 17.-Members OF
the Chautauqun Assembly were aston
Ished yesterday morning when they DIS
covered that a statue OF Venus de Milo,
the gift OF Pittsburg millionaire, had
been attircd In n corset and low-necked
gown
There had been considerable debate on
account OF it's lack OF drapcries before
the statue was allowed 10 be placed on
the assembly grounds.
Fought at Church Door.
ST. LOUIS, July l7.-Morc than 2.oo0
persons fought tho police yesterday to
gain admittance to the dedication SER
vices OF the new synagogue OF tho Con-
sgregation sharis Sphard. Many were
dubbed and several women tainted. B.
Frank. ono OF tho directors OF the con-
gregation, was dragged into the street
and roughly handled.
Cousin of Wood Killed.
WESTON, MASS. July 17-Thomas l.,
HuRar, d cousin OF Major-General Leon-
ard Wood, loaded n shotgun for the pnr-
pose OF shooting stray cats. Ills FAMILY
were away last evening, and wien they
arrived home about midnight they found
his body lying outside rear door ana
tho shotgun nearby Tho top OF MS
head had been blown OFT.
Bullet Helped Lungs.
DENVER, COL, July Thames sprinS.
or, j trImwny conductor, who endcavoret
TO en-, his troubles BY shooting himself
.evernl weeks ago. IS going th1uaEh
curious process OF rtcovcrJ.
Springer shot himself through tho LETT
lung, the bullet passing entirely through
his body. rue wound lis rnridly healing
and tho general health Of Springer. who
was threatened with tuberculosis. Is taxi
Ing n Surprising trend for tho better. His
physician says that his lungs are sound
now. 8p
Rescued From Rapids.
NEW YORK. July Ito tho bravery
and strength OF young volunteer life'
saver, n boy and girl, whom thousands
saw struggling in the sweeping tide that
PUSHES between Big and Little He'll Gate,
owe their lives. Reckless OF his own
safety Frederick Linnenkohl. twenty
years old OF No. 203S First Avenue.
plunged into the eddies, and afterra 0trus-
gle, in which he was compelled TO neat
tho two into inconsistencies 70 save
either them or himself. he finally prought
them to shore. amid the cheers o.
crowd on the pier at East one Huh-
dredth Street yesterday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Entered january 81, 1908, at
Richmond, VA, as secot1d.class
matter, under act Of Congress
Of March 8, 1873.

Washington Bureau. No, 5ci r f'e'1 q
IA street, Northwest, corner Pennsylvania
9h$ Avenue.
Manchester Bureau: Carter's Drug o '
No. 1902 Hull Street.
Petersburg Headquarters: w. a. ie1 l''i
A North Sycamore Street.
The DAILY TIMES DISPATCH Is SOLD
at 2 cents a copy.
Mo SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH Is
sold at 5 cents 4 copy. ~,
Z ,rhc0 DAILY TIMES DISPATCH. incluu-
ing Sunday In Richmond and Manchester
md Petersburg, by carrier, IL cents per
week or so cents per month.
THE TIMES DISPATCH, Richmond va.
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~ NEW YORK, July n.--Much Interest
was shown'in social and ecclesiastical cir
cles yesterday In tho report which rcac hed
this city that Mrs. 1.aunt Thompson, a
sister OF Bishop Potter. has Joined the
Roman Catholic Church. Mrs. Thompson
Is the widow OF brilliant sculptor, who
died eleven years ago In an institution
at Mlddletown. N. y.
Owing to the fact that she has lived
permanently In Italy for tho last thirty
years. and was abroad most Of the time
from 1868 to 1875, It WAS impossible to
obtain any details concerning her change
OF faith In this country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
& Folk for President.

TOPEKuA, KAN. July 17.-Joseph w.
Folk, Democratic Governor OF Missouri,
has got a boost for the Democratic nom
ination for President, through his friend.
Governor Hoch, of Kansas. Governor
Koch IL partisan Republican
The men met at Ottawa, Friday, and,
referring to this meeting here Governor
Hoch said 5"If Democrats OF this country
should ever elect another President. l
know OF no man with whom the country
would bc safer than with Joseph w.
Folk, OF Missouri"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

been brought against senator Martini
would the tndex-Appeal have rushed into into
print with u criticism like this ,} or any an
criticism before the senator hnd had
at, opportunity to reply?
One other question: The Index Appear ca
says that the newspapers that discussed
the charge against Governor Montague
did him service IN giving him an OPP
portunity to tiake public explanation and
adds:
''Itnd they been moved BY desire 20
make campaign capital, they could easily
have made typewtittcn1 copies OF IT ni,d
Quietly passed them around in clubs ana
spread them broadcast through the malls
and the virus of tho covert intention
would have been at work days and weeks
before detection, and the Governor and
his friends could never have counteracted
the effect.
Does our contemporary mean to say
that these generous newspapers were
moved BIZ desire to do Governor Mon
tague d service, or that they did not mako
this publication for campaign purposes e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

still 1t must be said that Norway has
shown considerable forbearanco In not
asking why, then.8 was Unclo sam 50
ready TO recognize Panama.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Diary of Paul Jones Found.

PARIS, july 17.-At the moment when
tho body OF Admiral Paul Jones is cross
ing the ocean on It's way to America nm
Interesting discovery has Just been made
Mt Paris In connection with jones' name
Is, that OF his diary in a Huarto volume
bound In red Morocco. with the arms OF
Louis WI engraved on IT, presented to
him by that monarch. &I33 4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Henderson TIL,

DUBUQUE, IOWA. July N-Colonel D.
ID. Henderson. former Speaker OF the
House of Representatives, Is suffering
from paresls. said his physician yestcr-
day.
1hree weeks ago Colonel Henderson
sustained a stroke of paralysis affecting
the right arm and leg, His condition Is
considered critical,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
n MHSGUIRANcE

The man who jnsures his life u
wise for his family.
The man who insures his healtt,
Is wise both TOR his family and
himself,
You may Insure health by guard
ing 1t. 1t Is worth guarding.
At the first attack of disease,
which generally approaches
through the LIVER and mani-
tests itself In innumersble ways
utt's ? ills.
And save your health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

Disappointment has been tho lot Of the
New York newsboys who are pining to
sell "scotty'' his morning papers at Sc
a throw. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

Peary got away for the frozen Arctic
on Sunday, cnvlously gazed after by a
persplring crowd with palm leaf fans and
wiltcd collars,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Suggests Race for Pole.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July lI-Dr.
Henry Emerson Wetherill. OF this city.
who offered to so with Robert u. Peary
as surgeon, now plans a race with MN 10
the North Pole. He hopes TO organize I'M
medIately a polar expedition.
Peary, splan is TO go as far north as he
can with the Roosevelt and mako the rest
OF the voyage by sled. DR.. Wetherill
would adopt Nansen's plan OF going
north OF Siberia, and after getting caught
In the leo floe, drift with It In hopes that
his vessel would be carried to the pole
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
Trenton's Problem.

TRENTON, N. j.. July 17,-Trenton is
in tho throes OF midsummer problem.
and Mayor Katzenbach. ministers OF the
gospel, doctors. lawyers and politicians
have for the subject OF debate rs one
twice as much as zeroY"
The craze began with large wager
,hnt the Y, M. C. A, baseball team would
score twice MS many runs as the Wall
drons The end OF the game saw tho score
stand to o. VI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

All unsigned communications VIII DO
discarded.
Rejected communications will not DC
returned unless accompanied by stamps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

In considering the Jobs recently accept opt.
cd by Elihu Root. James B. Dill ana
John r. Wallace, the ox-chieff engineer
OF the Panama Canal must feel q
triflc mercenary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

Ono six Three Ono
~ MALL Ycar. Mos. Mos. Mo-
Daily, With sun. $500 $3.50 s1.25 soc
Daily without sun. 300 1850 10 zoe
Sun. edition only. 200 100 so 26c
Weekly tNved).....I1,oo so 20 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

Paul Morton says that Depew has not
resigned, and Depow Insists that ne mas
This.,is believed to be Just t another OF
chaunceys funny little stories, We do moi
know what the answer IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

Secretary Loeb is Off for vacation At
Yellowstone Park. 1t Is believed, how
over, that his real commission Is to IN
spect tho wild animals Of the West. with
n view of next seasons hunting trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18

Helm, tho Princeton athlete, who was
drowned at coney 1sland. was buried yes
tcrday. Princeton students acted as pail
bearers. IA a5S
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Brief Items From Everywhere.
Bishop Potter's Sister Catholic.

u. u
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--lA.L--
s~saa,

II has now been conclusively shown
that the famous smile that won't come on
Is not the smile of Hon. Chauncey NJ.
Depew. chauncey.s has come off and sot
lost somewhere about the Equitable build
ing.
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Buried With Base Ball in Hand.

PoTTsyILLE. Pa, July I'-WiIh me
base-b all which he last pitched on NV po',
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-14
Association de MaestlOs


{b) EI pfenidant Ee IL Directive
deher6 antreVistaTga frecuentamante
con 81 Hon ComiHI0nado de Iustruc-
ci6n demsa altos funcionariOB del
DEPARTMENTS con 81 pr0p6aito de con-
Beguir que forme parts de u p0IiticR
del nnism0 81 conaultsT lOa deseos y
opiniones de IOE representatives de los
maestros antes 1a llevAr e Il pr6ctica
Cambios de cuagquier 6Fden que pudie-
ran fscfar de m0do grave & los maea-
tros 8 IRs escuelas; y que 6sto mismo
Go Obaerve pOr los supeFintende
del RAmo.
ArtfcuIo %. Lss queias de los
mseatros dabeF6n ser atendidas por Ia
DireCtiva en- representation de h
As0ciaCi6n, para recomendRrlss 81 De-
spartamento procurar obtsner ls de-
bida investigation. Is justicia s reps
raei6n consigoienten.
A1tfcuIo 80. EI maaatro que se CO.
parnre de 10 antaEiorm ante estatuidO,
se entiende que renunCia ID protection
de ls AsoCiaCi6n.
Seguramenta los sefIores que COM
ponen esta JuntR hnbF6n comprendido,
que 81 fin s que Be- diEigsn Ias DISPOSE
clones COntenidaa an ell precedenta
proyecto. queda nomstido "a criterio
de Ia ASSEMBLIES. y no es otrO mas que
eli de que. entire los funcionarios del
DspartamentO de Educaci6n y Ell
mReasEo, exiata una entidad interme-
die que sin preiuicios ni apaSiona.
nientoa d6 & laa cosas ell vRIor Que
justR y FazonabIemente tsrgan. ain
que ipfluyAn en- aus apreciaCionea. ri
el amor propio nj 81 egoismo, natuPa-
len entire dos parties que tienen intere-
ses encontrados en- an asunto; pudien-
do tel entidad. ca sus dict6menes y
consoles, con aus iuotas decisiones =
ell prsatigio que le de 10 que social.
moral y legaImente represantan, man
tener % cuFdialidad neceaaria entire 81
maestro y Ios Centres Snperiores. pm
ra bien de unos y otr0s, y sobre tod0
para bien de esR juYentud de cuyR
educaCi6n nos hsmoa encargadO con el
firme prop6sito de formar hombr
dignos, amRntes de Puerto Rico.
La Comss56n organis0dora.