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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
ilCAP|TOL|O.

sCapltoho o ca,Valio all
azorosa vida tuvo la idea des-
de que ocurri6 hasta hoy, que
no Sc sabe 81 la espectaci6n
publiea esta va deseosa de
que a otro tema Sc pase.
Ley votada por Ia legisla-
tura; considerable suma pre-
supuesta y ep GAIA; ilustrado
cuerpos de ingenieros civil
les de que la isla tiene muchos
Y buenos .icuantos, cuan-
tos inconvenientes para cons
truir I'm capitoliol
Ell departamento del Inte-
rior parece haber prohado
gran capacidad y eficlencla
en- ell asunto, Cierto escritor
public6 un libro sobre vlaJes
V es fama que s los |ectoreS
Sc les quito la CANA de vlalar,
No pensamos que hayan per-
dido las gentes todavia Ia
aficion 4 ostentar un capIto-
lio, pero despu6s de las ges-
tiones del departamentogd gdel
ramo, ell pdblico Sc s'ente can
sado y hay temores de que
no quiera seguir nrestandose
a ser pdblico de c%a function,
jPero, que peripecias!
jCuantas idas y venidas! I'm
plan fuera de los condolences
del concurso; un concurso de
pianos terminates. en- el cue
triunfa uno sin terminar; pre-
mio a pianos decorados y con
prevista ornamentacj6n, que
iuego resultan sin adornos.
Tn dfa de luna, una Docbe de
sol, cosas invertidas, 10 ines
perado, 10 contrario de 10 que
Sc esperaba. cosas muchas Y
variadas; Y bullendo sobre
todo, I'm precioso capitollo
pintado. -iFeliz Puerto Rico,
poseedor de tan artlstico pla
no! Tn plano de capitolio
sin terminar, fuera de las con-
diciones del concurso, sin ven
tilacion Y cuanta dicha! con
I'm autom6vil pintado frente
) la fachada.
Todos deben tener amino.
Las ganas de viaiar no deben
perderse aunque descarrilen
trenes y departamentos. El
Sr. Sanchez Morales Sc ha pre-
cipitado demasiado pidiendo
en- un biz que Sc deroguen las
Ieyes dcl capitolio. Nunca
los temperamentos impacien-
ties llegaron al capitoIio, Ell
Sr. Sanchez Morales debiera
retirar su proyecto y esperar
un breve quinqucnio. Con
un POGO de calma. la isIa ten
dr5 Capitolio, cueStc 10 que
cueSle,v Sc vera ,cUando orecto
hiera las nubes. como So va
asentando lenta, segura Y de-
sigualmente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
Giorgetti dice que las graades
pOblaciODe5 tieneB casas.es-
auelas mUy capaces 10 que
90 ocufre en- las peQuehas.
.2eass % .d;cioo 6s sysrl

E'GaSb W sClHiOo Us SJSL!
El speaker reucuerda que
hay precedentes de haber tran
ferldo la votacion de un pro-
yecto de ley y cue en- Ia pasa-
da legislature ocurr!6 que eI
de la abolici6n de la pena de
muerte Sc transfirio durante
6 4 s sesiones.
Queda para mabans Ia vo-
taciou del proyecto discutido.
Otro proyecto para eiausui-
ra de tiendas. Es para cerrar
en- las horas de Ia noche, por
los Sres Llorens Torres y Ca
males. 4 solicitud del delega-
do Sr. Mercader queda eI pro-
yecto sobre la mesa para dis
cutirlo cUaDdc So encuentren
en 10 Gamays los autores del
proyecto.
P. de C. LOS. Una casa
escueLa en- Toa-dltn.
7t2oL. Hace algunas obser.
vaciones respecto de Ia asig,
naci6u de sumas por cuenta
del gobierno insular para Ia
construction de casas-escue-
las y dice que tiene en- su mesa
muchaS cartas haci6ndole esa
recommendation; pero que nc
habia presentado ningun pro-
yeeto por Greer que ESQ no era
competencia de la Camara
Que debe enmendarse ell pro-
yecto en- 10 que q materiales
Sc refiere. Que, por otra par
tie, tratandose de un pueblo
de SUI distrito no ha de hacer
oposici6n al proyecto.
GiOrgettl. Una enmienda.
Que Sc eXprese que es de q sa-
lones. Aprobado.
COH-Cuchj CO.. Que Sc d.
ga la junta local, en- vez. de CO.
mjSiOndd0 de Educaci6n en- 10
que a adquisici6n de materia-
les Sc rdlere.
Tizol. Ne opongo. No de-
be darse palos dc ciego, De
jando la departamento la res
ponsahlIidad de Ia construc-
ci6n dc csos cdifirios, pode-
mos irnos contra Il y eXjjirIe
rcsponSabilidad cuando re-
sultcn malOs. .....
COL Cuchy (C.) Por que
en- manos del Comisionado
rcsuItaria de todos modos Ia
responsahilidad iIusoria. Sin
senoria tienc ejemplos nuy
claros.
TisoI. Yo prcfiero toncr
que irmc'contra cI Comisiona-
do que contra los juntas es-
colareS. No me gusta atacal
Il las juntas cscolares que sor
puertorriquenaS.
CoH-Cuchy. tC) Sostengc
mi enmienda V no dudo Que
la C3mara Ia aprobara. Ha,
que guitar facultades de manc
de los Departamentos. Sor
demasiadas las Que ellos tie
nen para que Ia Camara vayi
4 darles mas.
Sc vota la enmienda. j.
que 81 por S que no. Aproba.
da. Y Sc coDtinua la discussion
de las otras secciones del pro.
yecto.
Doigqdo, Que Sc fjen So
600 cn vcz de 5000. HacC
comparaciones SoD el coStc
de ca>as-cscuelaS identicas en-
Ia Carolina.
Giorqcit. Una enmipnda
Il Ia rnmicnda. La suma de
$1,000 q 10 que de eSta sen
nccGario. Asi puede hacer-
>c-rlirc-ia ohra pOr su yerda-
,i1 80 rosto sin dar un limitc
nN amplip al gasto, coTien-
.lY pf.igro dc otro modo de
que c gastase dinero innece-
asIlrWrute.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
P|LDORAS AN7|BACILARES.

Las pdor Albacarss haO pob dso
curacioo de las accicnes del repratoro
bonqWl aguda
p1mona ceden pldoras
podido
snfermos debep elias s.
Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
Discipula del Sr. Arteaga

La distinguida sehorita
Conchita Marrero, aventajada
discipula de don julio Arteae
ga y de Ia seiora Maria Ear,
deleit6 anoche a un grupo de
sus admiradores y amigos, eje.
cutando al piano lindisimss
pleas musicales. como el il .
termezzo de CaUalleria y dos
bonitas pavonas de concerto.
Conchita fu6 muy aplaudida
por la limpieza y gusto con
que supo inteJpTetar diChas
producciones.
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mi enmienda en- que la suma d
de $4,000 es la que Sc IA gas
tado lustamente en- un buen
edificio de estas mlsmas con-
diclones. =
Gaorqests. Retro mi en-
mienda. ..
TazoI. Con, los $1,000 Sc
pudlera haeer uana sasa-es-
cueIa mayor. @.}
Muilos R,uera. La ley es-
collar tia el a1mero de alum
nos para cada salon y creo
que sou IS. r..
Despues dice el Sr. Muhoz
Rivera que. la Inca de conduc-
ia de Ia Camara 10 mismo en-
esta legislature que en- las dos
pasadas, ha sldo slempre car
las mayores facilidades para
Ia ampllaci6p de la instruc-
clon eD P. Rico y q ESQ obede-
Ice q, todo proycto de ley ten
dente q aquellos propositos,
Sc recomienda favorablemen-
te por la comisiop de lnstruc-
cion, sdp que Sc encuenrre la
Camara con que hay peligros
en Ia ejecuciop de su deseo,
Icompensando las meloras que
jse introduzcan las dificultas
con que Sc tropieze en- Ia eje-
cucion de los proyecetos. Que
siendo los demas proyectos
informados y que estan ante
Ia Camarai de la misma fndr
le que ej que Sc disoute, pic
|seau aprobados SIP mas dis
cusi6n a1u que aceptando CO.
mo es consiguieDte, las en-
miendas que los Sres. dele
gados deseep baeer y acuer-
de Ia Camara.
Delqado Que aceptando
Ia enmienJa del Sr. Coll res
pecto & !" no intervention del
Comisiopsdo de Educaci6n Sc
hs matado ell proyecto y Sc
matarau todos.
Pazoi Secundo. Cuando
las iuntas escolares constru-
yan casas- -escuelas con su di-
nero estara bi6n que elias In
tervengaD en todo; pero GUAM
do esas nbras Sc vau a hacer
con dinero del Tesoro, de a.
cuerdo COZ Ia ley. Y como CO.
sa conveniente. yo creo y sos
tengo, QUE el departamenso
es qui6p debe interveniI para
asf poder nosotros eXijirle es-
trechs cuenta en- los casos en-
que 20 Sc hicieran bien las
casas 6 no Sc cumpliera todo
10 que los proyectos ordenan
Yo insito en- que no debe qui-
tarse al Comisionado la inter
venci6n q que tiene derecho
pues, repito, que para exijir
deberes es precise conceder
derechos. Pido Ia reconside-
raci6n de esa secci6n.
Secundo dice Benitez Cas-
tahOs.
Sc vota. "a que no por 10
que 81. Queda Ia secci6D CO.
mo estaba y sin intervention
de las juntas eScolares en- 10
que 8 materiales y demas de,
tales de construction Sc refie-
re.
Benite, Costa6os. Otra en-.
mieDd8 DE acuerdo con las
juntas escoioreS" Sc aprueba
sin discussion Ia enmienda. Sc
refiere q pianos.
Sc aprueba despu6s de lie.
ra discussion entire los Sres.
Tizol, Acuha, Munoz Rivera
V Coll Cuchy % una enmien-
de- del Sr. Coll Cucby (C) para
reembolso de sumas de So
brantes.
Aprobadn FL proyecto en- Ia
lorna enmendada, Ell Segun-
da lectWa.
Niene eI 135. Otra casa
escueld en- BGrroncuitas.
La seccidn rrimera dice CO.
mo sigue; Que de cuaIquier
dinero Cd Tesorena que no es-
J II aslcnadn rsra ctrns otcn-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
LINEA De BEAHER.
PUERTos DEL GoLFo CUBA PUERToRC>
Y >sANTO.DOMINGO
New York a San Juan
y Arroyo.
In bue,aa goleta "BAYARD BARNES" 4

h'' oaena golea bAfARD BARNES epssard cdrgar e 3
de Marco satdrd el 12 de Mage de 1909.
Nuesroa ouques salea las ieehas anuncadas, perm
tlendolo el tempo, sno Sc esrgan antes
supileames los c9meTciantes hagan pedd0s pro
tud traandos de otes en- grandes cantdades los enba
dores deberlan recbr nstrnceone por cable aBepadamep
para consegar Ia cabida necesaria On ell barco. .
Se Los por esta nea por la econ
mia de fees BuEN TRAT0 de 10 eargs que !ransporta
sus barcos.
Sres Sobrinos d. Ezquiaga
AGENTEs EN- SAN JUAN
" A. Benrer & Co
III - WATER STREET. NEW YoR6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06

METILOIDES-E El mtjor mas SECURE
&c todos los espectiicos hasts ahcra conc
cidos para Ia cura permanepts de todas
las Intermediates de la uretrs, va sean 6stas
croncas agudas Contiene el flujo cura
pct complete, en- menos tempo que MIN
gun otro preparado similar las gonoueas.
espsrmstorreas cistitis, etc. Meioi que
las inyecciones muy superior al sandaIo
copaibs. Empiezs surtir 50 efecto las
tres custro horas de haberse tornado
Los "METIL0IDES"- son faciles de to-
mar estan' preparados de msnsrs que
no revuelven ell est6mago nj producer ma.
los efectos
De Yents en- todas las Boticas. Pi-
danse nuestra: gratis sus Gnicos fAbricp
ties.
Frederick Stearns & Ca. Detroit, Mchi-
gan, U. S. A.
En- esta imprepta Sc vende pspel de
periodieo yieio a. pesos ouintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06

AL RECIBO De $40 envinnos 8
vusita De carreo an reioi EIrin rErpatlEa-
do por 6isE aHos. = par SIS re-litirsua
uso mAfca WzitkzE.-F. EEkEkaha- eaa
gEza i. Z z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-06
SESSION De LA CA
mara Ell IS De
Febrero.

Iarreteras Y casas-es-
euelas en- discussion,
Benitez Castanos
propone que estas s Sc
hagan de aeuerdo
con las luntas escola-
res.
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TO REMOVE OBJECTION.
Senator Hale Introduces Resolution
to Make Knox Eligible.

Washington, Feb. 1O.-Today. following
closely upon the discovery that Senator
Philander c. Knox of Pennsylvania could
not. without violating a provision OF the
Constitution of the United States, accept
the state portfolio in the Taft cabinet,
the Senate took prompt action to remove
the constitutional objection.
Hale introduced a resolution, which
was referred to the committee on the
judiciary providing that the salary OF
the secretary of state be reduced from
81, COO to $4,000, the figure at which it
stood before it was increased, along with
those of other cabinet officers, two years
ago. In view of this resolution Assistant
ATTORNEY General Russell, to whom the
question was referred for an opinion,
held that if Congress restores the salary
to what it was before Mr.. Knox entered
the Senate the case falls outside the
purpose of the law and is not within the
law.
Hall said today that there is nc
thought on the part of senators in
creasing the compensation of the sec
rotary of state after March 4, 1911
when Mr. KnoX'S term in the Senate
would have expired had he served I'M
til its close. He said it IS the purpose
Of Mr.. Knox to serve throughout the
four years of the Taft administration
at d salary of $4,000 per annun.
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NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS.
Senator Hale Reports the Bill from
Naval Affairs Committee.

washington, Feb Ex-senator Hale,
chairman ot the committee on naval
affairs today reported to the Senate
making appropriations for the sup
port of the navy. 1t carries $136.s21,l99'
an increase Of s1,o5S,42S over the
amount carried by the bill as 1t was
passed by the House.
No change was made in the Item pro-
yicina for the construction of two 70,
O0O-ton battleships The Senate COM
mite, provided that no part OF the
aporopriation for the marine corps
NAV be expended unless the corps Is
continued in service as heretofore on
naval vessels.
The recommendation of Secretary
Newberry for the appointment OF a
commission to consider the reorgahiZ-
atior of the navy department was
adopted by the committee. Some of the
important amendments made by the
committee are as follows:
The office of vice admiral on the re
tired list is created, which 1t is under
stod, is in the interest of Rear Adnl-
raj Robley u. Evans
Provision is made for the appoint
| ment of committee by the secretary
of the navy to investigate and report
to Congress the advisability Of estab-
| fishing q naval base, including navy
Yard and repair station on the Can
| fornia state coast
| There is also an amendment author
| ling the employment of Il contrac
| dental surgeons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-11
WORST EVER.
Storm Causes Havoc In Colorado
Snow and Slides Tie Up Traffic.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 1o,-The storm
that ragged throughout Colorado for
tho last "a hours was one of the worst
experienced in the state. Never before
have the railroads been So blockaded
by snow and slides. The passes
through the Rocky mountains are
nearly all blocked and traffic over the
Denver & Rio Grande and Colorado
Midland is almost suspended Thlr-
teen snow slides are reported between
Durango and Silvcrton and the
Georgetown Loop Line of the Colorado
X Southern is closed.
Rio Grandc eastbound train NO. o.
which is 60 hours late and which mar
roWly missed a rock slide at the Ctdl
line two days ago, is again blocked at
Shoshone. the slide there descehdii't,
but two minutes before the arrival WI
the train.
Lake City has been without lra''l
for two days and is running out oi
fuel. The Colorado Midland tracks
are blocked by a big slide at Sellar.
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THE KNOX PROBLEM.
Continued from Page One.)

cabinet on the plea that by resigning
| his scnat orial Office prior to March 4
he will become private citizen
Senator Hale in discussing the sit
| uatiun said
There is u remedy in a repeal of
the law increasing the salary of sec
| rotary of state and it will be immedi-
ately applied The portion of the law
applying to the office Of the secretary
of state can be cancelled by legisla-
ton and as the law never was intend
ed to apply in such a case as that of
MI. Knox there is no doubt that a bill
with this end in view will be immed-
at"ly introduced and just as little
doubt that it will be passed.
Thr~gene~al cOnccnsus of opinion in
tho Senate was in accord with Sem
alor Hale's view that the situation
should be rcmedicd by the repeal of
the law insofar as it affected the Of
flee Of the secretary of state. but there
We're a few dissenting voices on the
Democratic side. Senator Rayner. an
eminent legal authority. expressed the
view that repeal offered the only feas-
ibie course out of the difficulty.
senator Clark of Wyoming, chair
man Of the committee on judiciary. eX-
pressed himself as entirely willing to
leave the disposition of the matter in
the hands Of MIR Knox and Mr.. Taft
on the ground that both are eminent
lawyers.
senator Knox did not reach the Capt.
tot until almost | O'Clock. He was i'm
medi.tteiy sought out by a number of
his senatorial friends but he told re-
portsrs that he would have nothing
whatever to say regarding the report
OF his ineiigibility for the office of sec
rotary of state.
Jast before the Senate adjourned to-
day Senator Hale introduced a bill re-
pealing the portion of the act of 1907
which increases the salary of the sec
rotary of state.
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hams Vegetable Compounds the most
successful remedy for all kinds of
female troubles, and l feel that l can
never praise it enough" Mrs. LIZZIE
HOLLAND, Noah, KY.
The Changeof Life is themostcritical
period of a woman's existence, and
neglect of health at this time invites
disease and pain.
Observation-Disclosures
that there is no other remedy known to
medicine that will so successfullycarry
women through this trying period as
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs.
For 80 years it has been curing
women from the worst forms of female
ills inflammation, liberation, dis
placements, fibroid tumors, irregulari--
ties, periodic pains, backache, and
nervous prostration.
If you would like special advice
about your case write q cOnfiden-
tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
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Forty Five Minutes from Broadway

Cohan G Harris will present George
NJ. Cohan's phenomenally successful
musical play ''Fortyfve Minutes from
Broadway. at the Coliseum, Gardner.
Wednesday, Feb. Il. This piece is real
ly IA novelty and universally conceded
to be Mr.. Cohan's supreme effort and
consists of comedy. burlesque, melo-
drama and musical comedy In the con-
ception of the play. selections of char
actors and originality of situations.
Conan has shown the same genius for
getting together novelties and surpris-
es. The book lyrics and music are his
own and, in addition, he cast the piece
and rehearscd the company personal
ly Every theatcrgoer remembers the
Unknown" in Little Johnny Jones"
In "Forty-fve Minutes from Broad
way Mr. Conan has another type in
the part of Kid Burns played by
Scott Welsh. Miss Frances Gordon
plays The part of plain Mary a
housemaid in New Rochelle. This SUI
burb is just is minutes from Broad
way by rail. and this circumstance
gives the niece it's title
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tee on expenditures in the interior de-
partment has decided to report favor
ably The bill places the bureau under
the direction of chief To be appointed
by the President, who is TO receive
$4,000 a year.
The purpose of the bureau as out
lined in the measure would be TO IN
vestgate and report on all matters
pertaining to the welfare of children
and child life, infant mortality, the
birth rate physical degeneracy, Juve-
nile courts, illegitimacy, dangerous oc-
equations, diseases of children OF the
working classes, employment. legisla-
ton affecting children in the several
states and territories and any other
facts bearing upon children's welfare
The bill provides for an assistant chief
and a large office force, together with
four Suecial agents.
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Morse Must Remain in
Prison Pending HisAppea|'
litt|eton Makes Strong Plea
Mrs. Morse in Court.
Former Banker Losing Remnants Of
Fortune Through Loss Of Liberty.

New York, Feb. 10.-RefOrc the Unit
ed states court of appeals today Mar
tin w. Littleton, counsel for Charles
w. Morse, argued for the release of thu
imprisoned banker on bail. penCing the
determination of his appeal from CON
v!ction last November of violation OF
the national banking laws and his sen
tence to Is years Imprisonment in the
Atlanta Federal prison. After sentence
bail was denied. but permission was
given to renew the application when
an appeal was taken. After argument
today Judges Laconb. NoyeS and Coke
took the papers and reserved decision
Tho bill of exceptions in the appeal
was filed Tuesday. Meanwhile q for
mIdaple petition signed by prominent
men has been prepared in Morse's bS-
half. Mrs. Charles w Morse. the wife
of the convicted banker and her two
sons We're in the court room today to
listen to the argument. United States
District Attorney Stimson opposed the
application. Mr.. Littlcton pointed out
that the appeal could not be finally
dctermlned before 80 or GO days, q pro
tracted time in which to keep Morse
III prison. Mr.. Littleton said
There has been some reference to
the fact that he is a wealthy man. |
challenge the assertion that he is a
rich man. When the panic began he
had an Indebtedness of 1000. 600 Since
then he has paid Si7oo.0oo of that in
debtedness and $1,000. 900 of this has
been paid while he has been in pris-
on. Will" he has been in prison some
Is suits have been brought against
him In the state and Federal courts
''His present Indebtedness is secured
by securities in banks and other col
lateral. including his home If he is
kept in Jail it means that he will be
compelled 70 sacrifice all that he has
left Judgments are taken against him
and he is helpless to protect himself,
The Federal court should let him out
of prison under bail in order to save
the wreck OF his property
Mr.. Littleton declared that Mr.. Morse
owed some 81 Doe, GEO to banks in New
England on good security, but that he
was unable properly to attend to his
affairs while locked up and was pre-
vented from realizing properly on the
securities for the loans
District Attorney Stimson said that
from the very beginning he had given
the Morse ease precedence over all 9TH
err cases in his office and he was ready
to argue the appeal at once.
There would be no delay. he said,
and he could see no justice in chang
ing the present situation of the defend
ant pending the result Of the appeal.
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Charm The Fat Away.

To reduce by means of exercise or di&-
ing is nothing hut torture to the flesh and
modification to the spirit. 1t is so much
simpler to charm it away. OF course.
/ don't mean by spells or 'incanta-
lions" but through the occasional use of
this home recipe. viz: Il ounce Marmola.
~ ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic
and 81. ounces Peppermint Water which
any one can obtain at any drug store FOR
a small sum and mix at home rake
teaspoonful after meals and at ped'lme'
It literally charms the fat away iakes
IT off Just where you need ii OIL ana does
# quickly but harmlessly Many parsons
lose as much as q pound n Gay.
Isn't that charming" of the ia'-ea'
what you please and still lose pound Il
aav-without strain. injury or effort!
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FIELD SECRETARY
TO Be Employed BY. Maine
Christian Endeayor,
Miss Margaret Koch viii Again
Fill That Position.
Miss Edna Hall to Have Charge Of
Junior Work In State,

Portland, Me, Feb. 1Q-At the semi
annual meeting of the State executive
board of the Christian Endeayor Union
u Maine held in this city this after
Aoon at which representatives of the
organization from all parts of the
state, the reports showed that tho
state Union was in flourishing condi-
ion with all bills paid.
1t was voted to employ Field Secre-
tary Margaret Koch at a salary Of $500
per year and commence her service.
April /. Miss Koch since the field
world was suspended last fall has been
at work in another state.
Miss Elna Hall of West Eden was
appointed as superintendent of iunIor
work to take the place of Miss Mildred
Lowe, resigned