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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-27

That President Roosevelt is not going
to content himself with sending home
from Africa dead specimens Of lions and
other African wild beasts, but that he
intends to gather in some live ones for
the Geological Park, is the confident eN-
pectatiOn of officials at the Zoo.
Inquiry has been made at the Zoo
from the White House. it is said, to
determine what African animals are
lacking in the collection No further
intimation of the intentions OF the Pres
ident has reached the National Zoo Of
ficials, but this is taken as an indica-
ton that the President hopes to cap
ture some animals alive.
Since II has been announced that the
President is to hunt lions, interest in
these kings of the forest has more than
doubled at the Zoo. Almost every one
who visits the park these cold days
wants TO know where the jungle beasts
from darkest AFRICA can be found. and
the lion house seems to be the center
of attraction.
It is a coincidence that the largest
and finest specimen Of the lion at the
Zoo is Menelik II. presented to the
President several years ago by the En-
peror Of Abyssinia, and named for him.
Many OF the animals at the Zoo were
presented by the President. in fact the
Presidents interest IN the collection
has been displayed so otter that It IS
natural for the Zoo officials to expect
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-27
.HARGIS' BROTHER
FEARS NEW FEUD
Will Resist Efforts of Beach,
Who Killed Father, to Sc
cure Release on Bonds.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. Gilbert
Hargis. brother Of Judge James Hargis,
who was killed last February by his
son. Beach Hargis, after leading a life
Of practical dictatorship over all OF
Breathitt county, is badly frightened.
He hears his nephew. Beach. will kill
him IL he is released on bail from Irvine
Jail, where he has just been placed
the jury trying him having failed to
agree last night.
his next trial has been set for April
10, and as this would make more than
a year he has been - Jail. his mother
attorneys will appear Lecore court to-
morrow and ask that bail NJ .--anted the
patricide. This Ebert HaI,- lis and the
prosecution will combat Ebert has as
sisted the prosecution in every way ne
could.
Senator HarE.s. the only other brother
OF JUICE Hargis. has taken no part in
this trial. and says he has no interest
in it. He is living quietly IN this city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-27
TURKEYS SOARING
IN LOCAL MARKETS
Price Bounding Up Just a.
Christmas Continues TO
Rise by Leaps.

Twenty-eight cents a pound FOR rur-
ksys.
That is the way the quotation VIII
read in the retail provision markets TO-
morrow.
The price may be expected to go stiil
.iigh-r, say local dealers, and there IS
a strong likelihood that the hOuseE-ifs
VINO puts tu-key en- her New Year
dinner bilI-Of-fare VIII have 70 pay
as much as 80 cents a pound for IT,
The turkey market during the pres
ent holiday season ia Washington, has
broken all previous records Retailing
al IS cents on AIoHday, they had ad-
vanced 10 = cents by Thursday and
even cold storage fowls were bringing
as high as - cents a pound the day be-
fore Christmas.
Market men claim thst the turkey
season over the entire country has been
good. and especially I'm New York There
the price is higher than The prevailing
local quotation, they assert, and, for
this reason. as many turkeys have not
been shipped 20 Washington as in form
or years
Judging from the number OF turkeys
consumed already. even though the SUP
ply has been somewhat curtaued, IL IS
now admitted by those In touch with
the situation that by the time The hOli-
days are over more turkeys VIII have
been sold in washington this season
than ever before
This, together with the high price that
is being paid. is being generally re-
garded as indicating anything but hard
times
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-27
SAENGERBUND HAS
FESTIVAL TONIGHT
More Than Seven Hundred Mem
bers Are Expected al the
ReCeDtIOn.
Reception

More than 100 members Of TIE Wash
iugt'n SaengCrbuEd are expected 10 al
send the Christmas festival OF thar So
ci-ty, which viii De held tonight IA
SaengerDund Hail. 3l4 G street north
west The festival, which Is 20 be IN
the nature OF an informal reception for
Jhe members and their wives. win be
given under Jhe auspices OF tae Ladies
CiTH Of I-e SaeUgerbund-
A feature Of the entertainment win be
a Christmas tree which VIII contain a
present for each child OF the various
families represented ia the membership
OF the organization Special Tslusic VIII
be rendered by an orchestra
John NalderIau. president OF the
SaeuEerbIud- had expected 10 preside,
but left this morning 10 attend a meet
iuE OF the committee in New York.
which Is arranging for the national
eugerfeSJ. TO be held in that CITY next
june. Mr.. Walderman hopes 10 have \
large Washington delegation present at
ire New York celebration
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FUNERAL TUESDAY
FOR J. F. PATTlSON
Young Patent Attorney Dead After
Hard F. ght With Disease
Of the Throat.

The funeral OF James Flint PatusOn,
who died at his home. So A street
northeast. after a long fight with q
throat disease, viii be held Tuesday
afternoon at . O'Clock from the home
The Rev. J. W Clark Of St James
Episcopal Church viii cOndUct the
services. Interment viii BE- IN Rock
Creek Cemetery
Mr. PaJtison was a patent attorney
III health ind iced him 10 20 70 Lake
Saranac for Treatment last March, and
he returned tC Washington only a
month ago Hope for his recovery was
abandoned then He was thirty-One
years old
Mr. PaJtisOn was the son Of John J.
Pa-tisOns Z =. y, q nephew OF former
Governor Pa son OF Pennsylvania and
a grandson OF Lord Sims OF England
Re Is survived = his parents and two
sisters, Miss Mary Z. PattisOn and
" s Evelyn Y. PartisOn.
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SHILOH'S FATE HANGS
IN BALANCE TO-DAY

SHILOH. \ J.. Dec 2-.-T'he future
welfare Of this wideIy-Inovn Seventh
Day Baptist settlement viii probably
have solemn discussion at tie annual
meeting Of the church today.
At that meeting sDffCers are 20 be
chosen for the year and matters con
corning the temporal welfare OF the
dock and the settlement aired by the
loyal supporters Of the faith. At a
meeting this morning letters from wide
~ scattered adherentS OF the faith were
read. and most OF them showed deep
concern for its future in view Of the
recent publication or articles showing
gradual disintegratIOn from one cause
or another
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FAST POLO MATCH
\ RESULTS IN DEATH
Excited Spectator Drops Uncon-
Scious as RouSing Contest
Nears the Finish.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., Dec. Tex
element over q closely contested POLO
game killed Louis LeiDer, OF this city,
last night
The man was one OF the spectators on
a big beach front pier during strug-
gle between rival teams. and at the
height Of the close finish tumbled from
his chair unconscious. Physicians in
the audience had the man conveyed %
a hotel as quickly as possible. but ne
was beyond aid
Physicians who examined the man
later in the evening declared that ne
had died 9f heart failure, and Il IS be
Heved that the excitement OF the game
causeI ia stopping Of the vital organ.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-27
FACTORY IS STARTED
FOR RUBBER SHOES
Concern TO Occupy a Site of Two
Acres With Latest Ma
chinery.
chinery.

MAIDEN, Mass, Dec Z7.-Ground
was broken here for a large factory or
the Nj. Nj. ConkOns Rubber Shoe Com
pany, a newly organized corporation,
with a paid in capital Of $4,000. The
site. which covers about two acres. will
have spur tracks from the western divi-
sion OF the Boston and Maine railroad.
The machinery and everything Incl
dental to the manufacturing of rubber
boots. shoes and Tubbers has been or
dered and viii be placed in position
when the building Is completed It *
expected that the factory will be IN
operation about March I.
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DRAWN DOWN TO DEATH.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-One child was
drawn down 10 death and two others
barely escaped with their lives when the
bottom Of a scOw on which they Nsre
picking ashes gave way The dead
child, Mary Sant2ngelo, nine years old,
was buried beneath the ashes at the
bottom Of the East river. Police. fire
men, and two score Of volunteers dug
into the submerged mass but could not
ind the body.
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MRS. JEAN MOBERLY
TO WE'D W. H. HAUPT
Sister of Mrs. James B. Haggin
Announces Engagement to
Philadelphia.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Dec. 27.-The en-
gagement is ANNOUNCED here or w H
Haupt, Of Philadelphia. and Ms. Jean
Amsden MOberly. OF Versailles. near
this city. AIRS. MObeTIy is a sister or
Mrs. James =. Haggin. wife OF the
multi-milfOnaire New York-Kentzcky-
California .turfman, ard is a belle in
Ken ,Iclly society.
Haups is a Philadelphia business man.
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SHOOTS PRIZE BEAR.

ONTICELLO. n y. Dec. 27-The
Lar Eesr bear ever killed in this county
Of which there Is any record was snOU
by Benjamin B. OdeII, a farmer, living
near Crahamgville- The bear was "a
black one G weighed. dressed, 81
pounds The hide brought $50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-27
OIL KING GIVES
GIFTS TO CHURCH

FAIR HAVEN, Dec. 27.-Henry II
Rogers. the Standard oil King. today
presented an elaborate and beautiful
silver service 90 the congregation OF
Memorial Church I'm his native town
of Fair Haven, which sanctuary he
built at a COST Of 100000 as a memorial
to his deceased mother
Mr.. Rogers VIII also give two brass
doors 10 cost $4,000 and baptismal
font Of sDeCiBl design.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-27
INSANITY FROM GERM.

NEW YORK, Dec cI.-AcUte induen-
"a, which, according to the attending
physician. developed bacillus. causing
paroxysma insanity, has resulted II.
Robert II. HIneman. fOr-y-SiX years
old, committing suicide by shooting.
He fired a load from a shotgun through
MS heart. BE was employed as a buyer
IN a Market street department store.
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Vanguard Arrives for Ma
tional Convention That
Opens Here Tomorrow.
NOISY GREETINGS
AT THE STATION
Members of Sorority to Be Enter
tainment Outside of Business
Sessions by Local Friends.

Now, all together, girls. whoop EN-
up for Sigma Kappa"
With songs and cheers the vanguard
or the big national convention OF the
Sigma Kappa sorority which is 20 con-
vene in Washington tomorrow began
arriving in the city this afternoon. The
fun started when the first delegation
landed at the railroad station.
But the members Of the local enter
tainment committee were more than
ON to their Job. AS soon as the pre-
liminary SBiTmishes were over. the vis-
itors were hustled OF in cabs anu ssoaz
cabs to the places where they viii be
entertained during the convention BY
- o'clock it was estimated IhaI mere
than half of the delegates were IN and
that all records for attendance will be
broken
More Than 100 Delegates
Altogether, 100 delegates are expected
10 be in their seats, when the conven-
ton is called to order tomorrow after
noon under the auspices OF Zeta chap
ter. at George Washington University.
This will be a business session, follow
ed by a reception for the president or
the sorority. at 2:3O o'clock in Zeta's
chapter rooms. at Vermont avenue and
TT street A tea has been arranged for
. o'clock and at an informal gather
ing of Sigma Kappas only will be held
at Mrs. George Otis Smith. 2137 Ban
croft place.
Full programs have been arranged for
both Tuesday and Wednesday. and
while the convention Will adjourn for
mally Wednesday evening, II is stated
that great many delegates Will re-
main over In The city during the rest
Of the week The Sigma Kappa sOrOr-
ity has chapters scattered from Maine
10 Colorado and several petitions for
new chapters Will be considered at the
convention. One OF them Is for a chap
ter AT the University OF California.
Mrs. q. W. Hall. nee Frances Z
Mann, OF 221 Z street northwest. WASH
iugtOn. is one among four remaining
Of the five charter members who or
EaniZcd Sigma Kappa sorority at Wa
terville- Ne, in 1874.
The present grand officers OF the sOr-
GRITTY. all OF whom Will be in attendance
at the convention. are the following
President, Sara b Mathews. WOrces-
Ter. Mass; vice president TIila Helen
Small. SOmervile, Mass; secretary,
Emma Kline. Syracuse y. Y. trea sur
or, Miss Ethel f. Kimbau, WOllastOn.
Mass
Miss Ruth Alden. Of Washington. is
chairman Of the executive committee,
while Elydia Page Foos, of Providence.
r. T.. is chairman Of the extension
committee The grand registrar of the
order IS Mary II. Caswell, Of Water
Vile Ne.
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S0ciedad de sseIit0Iss J aItjstas.

La BiguientG CRKtR henloB Recibid0 hoy:
SF. Director de- 'LR CoErespo pondencia"
sehor: En- ls aeBi6n CelebFada antieT
en- los gRlones del Ateneo pueFtoTYiqu queho,
uno dc lon RCtoB mas bYillRnteB llsvadoB &
cAbo poF Ia GociedRd de tEBcritoEes Ar
tintaN", Is nusva junta de gobierno qued6
elegida en- Ia foFma siguis ute:
PreBidsnte, don Manuel Fernandez Jun.
COZ; vicepTeBidente, don Julio O. AFtesgs;
vicepreAidente, don FeYdinsnd r. CeateroV
secEetario dc atag, don J. Elias Lewis; Be.
cTetsrio de correspondence, don Pedro G.
Timothsf; tegoTeEo, don JoE9 g. ToFReP;
vocalep, don Vicente Ba b6s, don Fran.
cisco VeraT, don Luis r. Miranda don
JoA6 Gordilig.
JuptR de honor: Prsaidente, don Fran
cisco del Vale AtileB, don JaCinto Text
dor don Emilio del ToFo Cuebaa,
ImpoTtRnteB asuntos fueYon BometidoB
10 confederation de los nefiOFeH RuoCisdog,
tales como regimen moral = mateTiRl del
psriodismo, biblicgrs fl pusEtorTiqutna, d !,
protection lcB lesoritoreB On la pubIioR
ci6n~de guu obraB literaIiaB, CGrt6men anual
de m6siCa y cRnto loB alumnoG mas RpTo'
vechRdoB del pals RCto que patFocinaE6 81
Atenso de Puerto Rico en- union dc los
aEtistas mdliCos de la inIa, defsnua del
idioma caStellano, cfted1s de literature
pFoceptiva OtroB paFticuIaEsB de no menos
impoEtRncia
La uociedad de EEcritoRsu , AEtistaB
inicia luI trabajOB para 1908, possida del
mayor entuBissmo. Valioaos elemsntoB se
aCsrcan prentaEls ID ayuds, 81 taner el
honor de Communicable 10 expEeBRdo uupli
co usted acepte On nombre de la BociedRd
laa gracias mas expFssivaB poE Ia favora
bic ayuda con que Hiempre cont1ibuy6 ei
diario que uBted dignAmente diTige, toda
manifeutaci6n de Propaganda on bien del
ideal que peEsigus Ia gocisdad de EscritoEsB
y AFtiStag de Puerto Rico.
RespetuoEamente,
j. Elias Lewis seCrstsEio De aCtaS
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y IGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autorlzado S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rUalI.
zado S3l5 532.98, U. SC.
Onerneionea nne reoIiaa:


Pr6stamos: Con garantias personsles, con
colaterales, y con hipOtecas cortO y largo
plazO sobre 6ncas r6sticas.
esOUsnt0s: De girOs, pagares, y obl1ga
clones comerciales cortO pIazO.
GroS: Sobre Espa1a, New York, Paris,
LOndres y HalnburgO.
GTOs poT Cable: sobre New York y Ma
dEid.
Cusntas CorIsntss: Con interes de 2p.E Em
nual disponibles Ia vista por cheques.
lmpOsIOORsS 4 pa1o flo: Con interes de 2
p 8 annual segdn tempo.
SeOOOn do ahOTOs: Imposiciones sObre Ii
bretas desde 25 cts. q 1,0O0 con interese
al p 8 anuaI.
Cobrs1zas: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion m1nima de cobro. Sin cOmisi6n para
los corrientistas.
Dsp6sItos: De elective y valores.
Gamble Dc mOnsdas: De todos los pa1ses.
Vsnta do o6dulas hipOLsOarias: La mejor in.
version en- Puerto Rico, interes p 8 pa
gadeTO pOr cupOnes semestrales.
VsBta de- flnoas: Dando facilidades para el
pRgO, en- las jurisdiCciones de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibonltO, ATecibo, Barcelo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Giales, CorozaI, Qua
yama, Hatillo, Juana Diaz, LOLA, Manatf,
Maricao, NaEanjito, Pstillas, Rio Grande,
UtuadO, Yabucoa y Yauco.
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Ii SllUD.


LA salud es La suprema ley de los pueblOs.
Un hombTe sin salud, es IN cadaVer am
bulante. No tiene coneiencla de suh actos.
Vive sienpre triste, intTanqu1'O, lmpa-
ciente y Modesto, con un gen1o lnaguanta
BILE.
Las medicinas pasan por Su la6o sin que
ninguna logre curarlO rad1calmente.
El mismO no So be, que 81 SURE, es pOrque
nue. ira sangTe esta enferna.
Cualquier dolor que sentimos, es porque
nuestra sangre est4 impura.
iPOrque sufre usted del estomagO?
Porque no tiene ca or suficiente para dige-
rir Os al1mentos y de ahG viene la dispep-
sia.
El reumatismo proviene de acidez de la
sangre.
La anemia, catarro en- el pechO, erisipela,
lastimaduras, enfermedad del higado y
de los ri1ones, las calenturas, picazOnes en-
el cuerp0 dOIor de cabeza, de muelas ETC.,
todO quieEe decir que Ia sangre no anda
bien.
La persona que sepa apreciar su salud y
que anne la vida, no debe faltarle nunca
una GAIA de RacuperadOr de la Salud.
Sabe usted los miles de personals que
est curando diariamente el RecQperador
de la Salud?
Si no Sc hubiera descUbierto esta maravt-
IIosa medicina, ya hubieran perecido 1nft-
nidad de personals enfeFmas,
Esta usted en- salud?
Pues conserve esa salud, tomRndo ell
Rec6peTador, que no le falte nunca una ca
ia de Glen pastillas, que vale un peso y
representa- un capital, porque la salud es
la prenda de mas valor.
La medicina esta cOmpuest8 de raj es y
yerbas; Sc toman tres la primera noche
antes de acostarse, y una en- neches suces1-
vas Son laXantes, perO cuandO hacen
efecto de puTgante. Sc deian algunas no.
ehes intermedias sin toner.
Iomese con cualquier clase de comida,
ID. kof al otvTga 10
abstenerse de beDidas, acidos y plque.
NO dele de tomar ell Recuperadcr, hoy
que la medicina llama sus puertas.
si no pide la medicina en- seguida, va
o11e esta llamandOle con insistencia, el dfa
due Sc sienta enfermo y decafdo, entonces
Otra cosas No olga nunca nao1dna. EI
que 10 deia todo para maflana, 10 vereis
siempre sin sa4ud y sin una peseta. Tome
listed ell RecuperadOr, pero tomelo pronto
hoy mismo quenO pase de hoy.
Cuando 10 haya tornado maya V1sto
sus efectOs, Sc cOnvencera de que es la pT1-
mera med1cina del mundO para cuTar las
intermediates que @ origen por impure
q de la sa. gre,
Mande un peso orc americana en- giro
postal gen bilIete en- carta cert1t1cada Sc
fe envira q vuelta de cOrreo una GAIA de
Las referidas pastillas.
Haganse todo los pedidos de la isla por
cond1cto de los Agentes Distributors
para toda Ia America.
NltIeRlI Drug Agency
Sol lls. San Juan P. A.
No Sc divide de mencionar LA Cores
pondencia de Puerto Rico" cuaudO COM
pre- 6escriba de la isla pidiendo las.pastillRs
Recuperador de la Salud".
Sc vende en- las Farmacias de esta Ca
pital.
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De SOCIEDAp

E'ta 1Oohs.-HsY gran animaci6n para
q bale de ssta noche eu 81 TeatFo lR
ComiHi6n hR tenido un especial cuidado en-
lR formation de las cOmpsEsaB que iran II
bRile. Distinguidas familiaa de enta cuidad
han tomado ~ todcB los pRlcoa Ia
fiesta promote reBu tar briilants.
En- San JuGn.-Est6 on ls cuidAd Il
elega"te bslla eforita H4idt6 Yglssias
rs esta diltiDguida CompAtFiots oriunda de
Utusdo, en- donde rogiden BuB principalas
familiaEeS y muy COnocidR en- San juan en-
que eBtuvo algun tempo, anteB dc ir
% EatadOs Unidog, de donde be Fegress.
do h8ce pocc. EB cufada del aefior ,JRi
me Auuexy assistant del depaEtamento
ConBOlid' do , tiens nm hermRno, conner
ciante en- Nueva York otro emplsado en-
81 dvpSrt mento de AuditoEia del qobier.
no inBulRF.
Bion vsnida , que sea pOr muchO
tempo.
Otr0 fiesta. -Hemos lido atentsments in.
vitadcB poF e. seiior H. G. Howard, para
el baile de msscsFsg que tendT6 sfscto en
"San Juan Lodge Elks" eI dfs 20 do.
FebTero corFisnte, psSsdo msfiana, para
Cuya tiaSt~ hay gran animaci6n.
ESGlm&moB lR GuFtesiG.
Et Certamen del Ateneo -se NOS hs
mAniHfestado poFel Befior j. T. Silva que 81
sertAmen q 90 efectuAFR en- 81 Ateneo q az.
bRdo proximo, no Asr6 pnblico. Los
nombEes de las Be1oEitaB que tomsn parte
no seran publicu dos Il solamente Ios
de Lac que EeBultsn ag'Rciadag con Ice
dos pTemioa Una BOlR Gefiorita no podr6
obtaE { loH dos prsmioH sa dara uno (
cada una de laB que obteDgan Ia meior
Cslihcaoi6n On 81 ex6men. Muchps sefio.
Eitas trRtRn de concuEriE al certamen.
SEMPER.
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Fl CarnapaI en- lguadlIIs.
5EMPER.

Hemos reCibido cort6u invitaci6n. DOR
u que damos expTeHivas graciag, para Las
heItaS de carDaval oTganizRdaB por el
"Olrcnlo San Carlos, de AgusdilIa.
El programa es eBpI6ndido.
lsl Ia raina lR srta. Clarita de Ia Rosa
y las damAs de honor las srtas Lola Men.
60S Msdranc, Maria Teresa Zamors, Ami.
tR VeraY , Amalis IgaEt6R.
La Gguiente % lR Comisi6n oEganisRdo.
ER' Arturo TorFegroRs, Juan Cassllas, Jo.
% BRSOra MsDtre, Rafael Rsichard sapis,
Enrique Gons6les Mena, Juan Jose Font
y Enrique Palscio.
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.FALLEcIO EN- SaBAVa
Grande Ia se1ora
AGOsta de Busig6.
En eI bsrriO Rayu fu6 psstO Dc las
IIaMsS una casa.
Dana ADgelItl FrinG0 puis 0sGIplr nIlagrOsl-
mlDt0 del vOrlz lRGGldIo.
{ De nae8trO eOfrespOnsaIl. J.

FsbrsFo 26.
El bAils que Il juventud de nueAtra Sc
ciedad tenfa prepRTado para 81 domingo
GltimO tuvo que HuBpenderae debido al
insspeTado fal acimiento dc Ia sonora AeoB'
d dc BuEig6. Ssgdn Be nos ha manify ystado
CiECulaHan invitaciones dos tres dfaB an.
tes de Ia fsoha en- que ID comiui6n acuerde
levarlo & eftcto.
-Dsupu6B de sguda delenciR falIeci6 el
juaves timo ID aprsciable zefoEa dcna
Matilde Acclts ds Bulge. Acompaf smt 3
on % julta ptna Z Bu bio don Julio Busi.
go , dsBcanse on par 81 anna de 10 que 70
no existe.
Aver en- 81 barrio HRsyo" Cerca de
eBte pueblo como & 10 de las dos de IL
tards, f46 pi Bto de las Ilamaa 10 casa vi.
vienda de defia ADgelita Franco, viuda de
DamiRni. 6egdn informeB 81 fuega empe.
z6 por Ii Cocina On monantos en- que Go
pFeparaba Is comida , fn6 tel la tuEbaci6n
que tuvo IL seloTa Franco, que solo pudo
EaIvar una .melita algunoB objetOs de
adoTno de sala, quem6ndosa TODD 10 dam6s
que pouefa y pudiendo eBcapar miIGgToBa.
mente sllR con auB tres chiquitos, del YoEs q
elemento.
Lamentamos de todss veFss este deggrR'
Ciado SuceEo que viene & dsjsr lin hogaE
& una familis la cual Eolo le queda IN
pedazO de taTEeno muy poco1 biene8 de
fortuna.
En- la noche del Bfbado contTejo ma.
tFimoniO cat6IiCo 81 Rpraciable jovsn don
Bafael Soto con IL dist oguida sefloEita
Rosa Gszsambide. .Qus sean falices.