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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-20

practice in some districts where the
circuit judges draw more than three
thousand dollars paid by the state.
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The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

wickle. William Il Walker. Nathaniel
Wilson. Edwar o. Whitford. and Alexan-
der Wolf
Union Trust Company.
3 The stockholders of the Union Trust
Company elected the following directors:
Maurice J. Adler. Scott c. Bone. Joseph
II. Crawford. G. Thomas Dunlop. George
Gibson. Bernard r. Green. George E
Hamilton, Walter s Harlan. J. Thilman
Hendrick. Frank c. Henry, Charles
Jacobson Rudolph Kaufman. d. J.
Kaufman. A S Kenny, James 3
Lamb.e William P Lpscomb. J. Nota
McGnl, Frederick B. MCGUIRE, George X
McIsuahan. Auiick Palmer, James c.
Payne. Duncan c. Phillips. Francis A
Richardson. 3 Francis Saul, John H.
Small. r.. Edward J. Stellwagen. and
John ". Yerkes.
At a meeting OF the board held later in
the day the company's officers were re-
elected as follows: Edward J. Stell-
wagen. ppresident; James G. Payne, first
vice president; George z. Hamilton. sec
ond vice president. attorney and trust Of
fcer; George z. Fleming. secretary and
assistant trust officer; Edison 3 Olds,
treasurer. Harry o. Wilson. assistant
treasurer Executive committee: James
G. Payne. George E. Hamilton Frederick
3. MCGUIRE, and J. II. Small. IT.
Washington Loan and Trust.
Directors Of the Washington Loan and
Trust Company were elected as follows.
Charles 3. Bailey. William r Barker,
John R CarmOdy. Augustus Crane. jr..
J. J. Darlington. James T Du Bols, John
JOY Edison. a P Pardon. John A Ham
iluOn. Philip HichbOrn. John A. Johnston,
George A. King. William King. Martin A.
Knapp. John b Larner. W a. MeaTns.
II. D. Mirick. Watson J. Newton. Theo-
dore ". NOyes. Andrew Parker. Samuel
l. Phillips. Joseph I Saks. y H Shea.
Louis p. Shoemaker. Thomas W Smith.
Ellis Spear. John a Swope. George
Truesdeu 3. h Warner. and A. :
WOrthington.
The newly elected members Of the
board are George 4. King. William King.
and Joseph ]. Ssks- The directors VIII OF
ganize this afternoon and elect officers.
Watch for a city-Randle Highlands.
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Negree. Are Pound GuiIty.

Eugene Ross. negro. was found guilty
Of assault with a dangerous weapon. for
attacking Jacob Quickly and William
Long with a pistol. IN the course Of a
quarrel over Ross wife. Haywood era
ham. negro. was convicted on a similar
Indictment. II was shown that he al
tackled Louis Taylor with a pocket knife
November i last. and cut him severely
about the face. John Thompson, negro,
was convicted on statutory charge, the
complaining witness being Lillian Dorsey.
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Open Until Q ?. m. Saturday.

8. 10000, including the site. II is PRO
posed TO build a structure that viii not
only be useful for the purpose intended,
but will be enthusiastically In keeping
with the buildings OF the Capital and
those with which Il wiz be surrounded.
No reasonable expense viii be spared 70
make the edifice large enough for the
purposes intended. and 70 make il besides
an ornament 10 Washington. Incident
ally. il VIII remove from the Capital City
the stigma, which has sometimes been
applied. that It has no place suitable for
conventions or any Of the great gather
ings which constantly seek 70 come here
Tor. annual s1G other sessions
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Lecture at Y. VI. c. A. Tonight

Dr.. Edgar J. Banks, Of New York
viii tonight address the members q
the Y. VI. C. A on Palestine under
ground In the last ten years Dr.
Banks has made several journeys 70
the Holy Land. and much Of his time
was taken up with scientific research
He made many excsva lions which have
proved 70 Be OF great value 70 the scien-
tific world.
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Watch for a city-Randle Highlands
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fo-t Monroe Norfolk Newport News. a-d a.
points S0uth-NOrfolk and Washington steamers
every eyezing II TIE rear az SIS
To Annapolis and The United States Na=al AcaS-
euy-TrsIns leave every hour On the half hour from
Fifteenth and II streets northeas.-
To Rock Creek Bridge ZooIogiczI PARK. Cbery
Chase and keusing1ou-Czrs from Fifteenth stree.
a1d New Y01k aTerue every fifteen niuutsA
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
national Capital Bank.

Directors were elected at the National
Capital Bank as follows:
John z HerreI, Thomas ". Smith. Allen.
c Clark, B. 3 Earnshaw, Albert Carr.
Samuel H Walker, George F. Harbin
W. P c. Hazen. Carl J. lockwood W
n MARROW, J. S Parsons. John c Yosf-
J. b. D CUstis, and Samuel J. Eberiy.
). ;. Parsons was elected in place Of
]. H Whelplev.
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National Metropolitan.

Following are the directors elected at
the National Metropolitan Bank: Robert
n Harper, Charles Jacobsen, o. H. Perry
Johnson. W 5 Knox, A Lisner. John
H Moore, W H Moses, H. 7. Newcomb.
Myron NJ Parker, Jackson II. Ralston.
Hugh Reilly, E Francis Riggs, Cuno H.
Rudolph. William H Saunders. Geo.
Truesdell, J. F. wilkins. ". A Wimsatt.
H K Willard. George ". White. s. ".
Woodward. and George II. Harries.
The new members OF the board are:
Robert y. Harper. a Lis0er. II. T.
Newcomb, H. X Willard, and George ".
White
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
Second National.

Elections at the Second National Bank
resulted as follows: William Y. Cox.
Walter G Clephane. William F. Mat
tingiy. George ". Pearson. Simon Wolf.
Charles Schneider, James 3. Lambie.
Somerset r. Waters, A. H Stephenson.
Charles Graf, Bernard n Bridget.
Charles " Fairfax, Samuel J. Prescott.
Frederick s. Smith, William P. Van
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
Robbed In PoIice Court

A purse, containing valuable papers
belonging 70 Allen 5 King. Of 1915
Rhode Island avenue northwest. was
stolen yesterday from q washrOom al
Police Court King left the pOcketbook
in the room and when he returned to
get IL. found Il had been stolen.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

With new ticking. g. Why try 10 sleep
on a hard-paCked mattress when renOva-
ton costs 50 little2 Postal or phone T4e
FOR wagon Liuger- S11 7th St NV.
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Lincoln National.

AT the Lincoln National Bank the dIrec-
tors are.
Andrew Archer Robert Callahan, FLOYD
E Davis, Robert a Dore. William F.
Downey, Richard J. EsTnshaw. William
F GUIDE. s Dana Lincoln. Peter Latter
ner, Henry T. Onterdinger. George c
PUmphrey. William d. Sullivan. Richard
A Walker, G. Taylor Wade and Jesse
3. Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
Riggs National.

The old board Of directors Of the Riggs
National Bank was reelected. as follows:
Charles c. Glover, Thomas Hyde. James
NJ Johnston, William J. Flather. r.
Ross Perry, Thomas F. Walsh. Henry
Hurt, John r. McIyesn. James StiIIman.
F. A Vanderlip, Milton E Ares. and
Henry H Father
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Hair 1Irttre~-e- NEa5e ovrr 60

You Won't Find Better Rain Coats
At any price than those shown here al
$50 TO - Lindsay's Rubber Store. 9S3 z.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
KINEAR'S LIFE ENDS.
Third Attempt at seIf-destructiOn
Proves SuceessfzL

Coroner. J. Ramsey hewitt has issued a
certificate Of death by suicide in the case
Of George ". KineaT. who died al
Casualty Hospital yesterday morning as
the result Of a third attempt 70 end his
life. Kinear. who was twenty-six years
old lived al West Twenty-foUrth street.
Baltimore Kinear came 70 Washington
last Friday and engaged a room at % c
street northwest The following after
noon he was found by the landlady. Mrs
Harriet Taylor Illuminating gas was
flowing from Two Jets
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
Humane Society Elects Ofncers

Floral Decorations Evoke Praise
From all when created by Shafer- 14th & I
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
AUDITORIUM site
HAS BEEN CHOSEN
Plot Obtained for Building
Fronts Seventeenth Street.
10000 SQUARE FEET

AdjOins Site of Bureau of American
Republies-PrIce Involved said TO
BE About 81 a Square FOot-BuiId-
ing VIII Cost About S1,0O0,OOO and
VIII Be Magnificent Structure.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

The Famous @Beautics-
Grown by Gude are homegrown and
fresh when delivered. Last longest. "a =,
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Commercial National.
Farmers aBd Mechanics,.

At The Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank. in Georgetown, the following direc-
tors we're elected:
y. J. Adler. Joseph H Bradley. s
Thomas Brown, Charles H Cragin. 5.
Sewa1 Cissel, A B. Jackson, William
King, Samuel c. Palmer. and J. II. Small.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
National City Bank.

The new directors Of the National CITY
Bank are: Rudolph B. Behrend, P. A.
DrIry, H. J. Goodman. Wm- A. Hill. [.
P Krey, Norton N. Little, ". J. Lam
bert VIM. II. Lynn. Edward s. 8Iunford
James ODOnnelL, Arthur G. Plant. ! II
RalstOn. Fred B Rhodes, r. T. Sanner.
I. F. Schneider, John 3. Sleman, ir. F.
Quincy Smith, James Sharp. s. ".
Woodward, John II. Clapp. and II.
Winship Wheatley
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
NATIONAL BANKS
ELECT DIRECTORS
Stockholders Meet in Princi-
pal Financial Institutions.
MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED

In Majority of Cases Old Boards
Were Re-eIeefed-Chaages Were
Made at the American, sEetropOIi-
fan, and COmmerciaI-Offiee in
Several VIII Be Chosen To-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

A meeting Of the Washington Humane
Society was held yesterday afternoon
at their headquarters IN the Warder
Building. Ninth and F streets northwest
While no important business was
brought Up the following officers were
elected President. c A Snow, vice-Qres-
ident, J. 3. T. Tupper; secretary, J P
Heap. and treasurer. ". c. DUbalL
The Best Cab Service for All
Occa Sions- ct T Co cabs Phone n 1211-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

Stockholders meetings were held yester-
day IN al the national banks OF the city
and two Of the trust companies for the
election OF directors for the year. In
the majority OF cases the old boards
were reelected and vacancies filed.
Chief interest centered in the elections
OF the American National, Metropolitan
National. and Commercial National
banks. 1t had been known for several
days that changes were to be expected.
and much speculation was rife as TO who
the new directors would be.
After the elections were announced YES
terday afternoon almost as much specu-
lation ensued as 10 what significance was
70 be attached 10 the changes.
American National,
Directors of the American National
Bank for the year are: James NJ. Baker.
Lester A. Barr. George NJ Bowers. G 3.
Chipman, L A Clark, J. H. Crawford. J.
7. Crowley, Benjamin l. Dulaney. 7. c.
Dulin. Davis Elkins. AzeI Ford. w.
I Galliher. Isaac Cans, Griffin
Halstead. James B. Henderson. J.
Whit Heron. ". S. Hoge. b
Leonard, Irwin 3. Linton. Colin Il. Liv-
ingstone, p H. Lynn, J. A. MaedeI. VIII
liam Selby, James F. Shea. Thomas SOM
erville, !. Stanley-Brown. George Z.
Walker, Nathan Wallerstein. and J. c.
Weldon.
The new members OF the board are:
James H. Baker. George NJ. Bowers I.
A Clark, Benjamin L. Dulaney. AzeI
Ford, Griffin HalsteRd, J A Maedel- and
William Selby- The board was enlarged
from twenty-five to twenty-nine mem
bers, and Il Is understood that the new
directors represent interests connected
with the recent purchasers Of a control Of
the stock.
Bank OF Washington.
At the National Bank Of washington
the board elected was: s. 5. Adams. NJ.
E. Allies. E. c Brandenburg. J. O. Carter.
John Callahan. E. B. Evans, W. J. FIath-
er. Daniel Fraser Edward Graves. J. T..
Hendrick. J. v. Lee. Frank ?. Nav.
William r Mattingly. ". X MendenhaU.
George W Moss, H Norment, Clarence F..
NCrment. Odeu 5 Smith. George P
Sacks. Charles Schafer. George L. star
key, Charles E White, Harry Wardman.
and Levi Woodbury..
Columbia National.
The board OF directors elected at the
Columbia National Bank is composed OF
Charles 3 Bailey. William E Barker.
John Joy Edison, Albert F. Fox. Benjs-
min W Guy, John A Hamilton. Benja-
min 2 Leighton, Alvin II Lothrop. John
Mitchell, il, Thomas 9. Noyes, F. Fran
els Saul Louis P Shoemaker. George W
F. SwartzeI. John A. Swope. and Brain
ard H. Warner.
Commercial National.
The stockholders elected the following
directors OF the Commercial National
Bank p J Brennan, Walter A. Brown,
W A. H. Church. Myer Cohen. James A.
CahiH, A c. Clapham, Samuel c. Corn
well. Michael J. Colbert, II Bradley Da-
wilson. J. :. Darlington. Eldridge E Jor-
dan. Rudolph Kaufman. Ralph ". Lee.
William r Ham, Arthur c. Moses, W. A.
MeaTns, John L NewboId, E s. Parker.
Clarence 3 Rheem, Frederick c. Stevens.
y H Shea. Charles F Schneider. George
TruesdeIl, 5 W woodward. and George
". White
Farmers and Mechanics.
At The Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank. in Georgetown, the following direc-
tors we're elected:
y. J. Adler. Joseph II. Bradley. s
Thomas Brown, Charles H. Cragin. :.
Sewan CisseI, 4 B Jackson. William
King, Samuel c. Palmer. and J. II. Small.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

Specialists In Sea Foods.
Phila- Oyster & Chop House. 513 1fth NV
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

PurisSimz n Superior Rye Whisky.
Ripe with age and Of the mellOwest de-
A whisky Of medicinal value
Wm- Cannon. lZ25 9TH st Phone N 6A
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

on Hesters-Gaa Radiators.
Izoz q SC a MUddimau < Co.-6Ie Lz1h
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

Wickle. William Il Walker. Nathaniel
Wilson. Edwar o. Whitford, and Alexan-
der Wolf.
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AVISO.

Sc noti6ca al pdblico que la socie.
dad que anteriormente girabs bsjc el
nombre de "Boyden y Ba1dmaD'', de.
dicada a la industria de reparacioues
de automobiles en- Ell niimero 2 de la
calle del Dep6sito en- la Marina, con
el nombre-de Automobile Sales and
Repair Company, ha quedado disuel-
ia y desde esta fecha Sc explo ara poi
el sefor Alfred f. Boyden, bajo el
nombre de New York Garage.
Sc invita- a todo duefo de autom0
vii para que acuda & este estableci,
miento donde sc hacen reparaciones.
Sc suplen materiales y se provee alo.
jamiento para automobiles d precios
razonables.
Sc garantiza up servicio active ira
bajo competente Y precios moderados
Sc tendri el garaie alberto durantt
el dia y la noche Hagase una prue.
ba y quedard satisfecho. - La Ne't
York Garaje -4ifred E. Boyden, Ad
ministrador.-Calle del Dep0sito No
2. detras de IA Aduana.-Tel@font
NUN 437 6vs
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La Ilustracioa Art:stica

Es sin duda alguna, Una de
las mejores revistas que Sc edi.
tan Ell Espana, tantc per sus
grabados de gustC !nmeiora,
Bile, como por SC amena ! Sc.
lecta lectura, s. a este Sc ana.
den los magnifcos regalos Que
hace a sus abonados consis,
tentes en:el Salon dc Ia Mo.
da" con fgUrines ea negro Y
colores, cue reparte cada quin
ce dias. ' cinco voluminosas
obras repartidas por trimes,
tres = lujosamente encuader,
nadas, nos dara Ia clave de
Dol cue es la revista preferida
de las damas, que solo Ell
America sc hallaD suscritas
mas de Clncuenta mil.
Es agente en- esta capital,
el senior G. Santamaria, San
Jose numero 4, 3v. s.
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CASTRO SALE PA
IA Venezuela.
Un discurso de- Roose-
{ velt en Hampton
Roads alabando a
"a fiota.
Austria preparase para
ocupar a Servia
Sc teme que oGurra una son.
5agracion. pues Rusia IN.
tervendria.

New York. Febrero 93.-
Informan de Berlin Que el
ex.presidente Castro saldra
para Venezuela en- Mario
proximo, el Ola 25. Sc cree
cue este regreso es obligado y
que a pesar de que Sc juzgaba
que .Alemania no consentiria
en- Ia extradicioD de dioho per.
sonaie acaso Sc ha resuelto a
clio en- virtud della deposition
a que fue condenado por la
Corte Suprema de Caracas,
probandosele que fue el quien
fraguo e) complot para asesi.
naJ al vice.presidente Gomez.
Sinembargo no es sine ofciosa
Ia noticis de la .extradici6n
aAnQue es cierto que Castro
saldra para Venezuela el refe-
rido dia Is de Mario.
New York. Febrero 23.-El
presidente Roosevelt, despues
de revisar la fota en- Hampton
Roads pronuncio un discurso
en- el cual Ia alabo de la ma,
nera mas entusiastica por
el viaje rendido de As mil mi
Has. v}aje de circunnavegacion
9ue-dijo-ha sido la admira'
ci6n del mundo Tribute elo,
gios calurosisjmos al almirante
Sperry va toda la oficia1idad
teniendo tambien frases de en-.
comic para Robley Evans,
al mando del cual sali6prime'
ramente la esCuadra. El re.
cibimiento y Ia llegada de la
escuadra formaba parte de los
grandes festejos en- memoria
de Washington para celebrar
SD natalicio aver. La esoua,
dra arrib6 a Hampton Roads
tai como sc habia anunciado,
el mismo dia del natalicio del
padre de la patria. Este dia
ha sido celebrado en- todo el
pals con extraordinaria pom
pa.
Viena, Febrero 23.---Austria
esta hacienda grandes prepa.
rativos para ocupar militar'
mente a Servia. Sus naves de
guerra continuan concentrates
en- Pola, dispuestas para todc
evento. La movilizacior de tro
pas es activisima. Fl asuntc
presenta por otra parte seric
aspecto de complicaciones que
habrian de determinar una
gran conAagraci6n. pues 81
Austria hace 10 que Sc propo
ne Russia esta por su partt
dispuesta a intervenir, y en-
tonces la guerra entire ambo:
poderes ser& inevitable.
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NOTICIAS.

-El dia Is del proximo
mes de Mario Sc daran prin,
cipioa las novenas que en. no
nor q Jesus Nazaceuo sc nele.
bran anualmeute en- la santa
Igtesia de Catedral. las que
son costeadas por entire perso-
mas devotas & ella: asi nos 10
manifesto Ia lpersona encar-
gada, = Sc avisa para conool,
miehto de todos los feles
-Liam6 10 atencion del
numerosisimo pdblico que pre-
sencio Ia antrada al bale de
anoohe. las comparsas de he.
ehieeras de blanco 2 dorado.
de mureielago y de japonesas,
por 10 bien presentadas y por
10 nutridas. La de japonesas
fue m pa II ad de una
orquesta FL bale, que duro
hasta las 4, estuvo concurrldl'
simo y extraordinariamente
animado. dando nuestra olase
obrera Ia nota de su nunca
desmetida cultura. que hace
honor al pueblo puertorri'
q1eno.
En- el baile que el Casino
espanol~ dara esta noche, es'
trenara una DANA el celebra-
do compositor Rafael Mar
quez, que lleva por titulo "Be'
la Oralia. p" Tambien inter.
pretara la orquesta, que dirije
el mismo professor, los lance.
ros 'Horas de amor" que
obtuvieron el premio en- Ell GER
tamep de este carnaval.
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Carnaval de 1909.
Camite de c0ncurS0S.


Senoritas premiadas con ma
quinas de coser:
Distrito de San Juan: Ra
mona Cruz, Eduvigis Rodri
guez.
Distrito de la Marina: Mi
lagro Real, Rafaela Rosy.
Distrito de Puerta de Tie
rra; Maria Torres, Leocadia
Rosa.
Distrjto de SanturCe: Clio
ria Monte, Evangelista Soto
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El Gesfile dc hoy

i Ia hora senalaGa en- el
prOgrama tendra etecto en-
esta ciudad c! Gesflc de co.
ches y otros vehiculos con re.
preseutaciones de las socieda.
des obreras, cuyc acto sera
amenizado con una orquesta.
Sc han dedicado tres premios
en- metalico para lC= vehiculos
mejor prescntados. Hay ami.
maci6n para la paTada Que
recorrera las Prn,.paies ca.
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Sc lLQU|LA.
Uaacasa de recieGse Gang
truccioB en- una, de Las calles
mas centricas de Miramar. Para
informeS Alien is. 80 v. g..
LiHes ferrea del 0este.

Iiinerario.-Saiidas de Bayam6u y Ca
pital, simultaneamente.
Dfas Observation-Disclosures 6, 7.05, $50
GAS y ll.Oe. Tarde l2.15, Las. 3.lj
4.35, 5.45, y $50,
Dias festivos. .-Marana 6, 705. $50
Gas y II. Tarde l2I5, l.30, $50, $50
4.30t $40 y $50.
I Billetes haratos para dias festivos. De
San Juan Bayam6n, ida vuelta en-
la. clase, rs ctvs; "a. elase, l6 ctvs.
De Bayam6n q Catafio, ida vuelta, la.
clase, is ctvs., "a, clase, 10 ctvs.
Bisletes ordinarios de Capital a Cata-
flo en- la. clase, ctvs. y 20. clase 3
ctvs.
Bayam6n, 10. dc Enero de 1906. Ra'
mon VaIdes.
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Un check

La distinguida sonora Ora
ce d. Lugo Vihas, ha dirijidO
una atenta carta al alcalde de
la ciudad acusandole recibo
del check que pOr valor de
ss4A.2e lie fue remitidO, como
producto del bale de Carload
efectuado en- el Teatro a bene,
fcio de Ia ''Sociedad Protec-
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Re9resan eI Jueves

Las compailias F, = 6. del
regimiento de infanteria de
Puerto Rico. la banda de mu-
sica ' la secci6n de ametralla-
dOras. regresaran el jueyes a
San Juan del paseo militar
que estan realizando. f Sc
gundo jefe ha lido hoy a Ca
yey.
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F Famosos corses.

Va neg6 el gran surtide de los "a
mosos coTses Warmers 10: meores del
mundo, &c vents es "El Cielo.
Grande. almacene. de oamsA fooc-
prstos, muebles, relojes ma9uinss, 4,
q. 4 PLACES idesde 50-ctvs
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Il DAAQUETE De LA
'FIabrniidad Es-
collar

Anoche Sc llevo a efecto en-
Miramar un banquete al que
concurri6 la mayor parte de
los socios de la "Fraternidad
Escolar" y representatives de
Ia prensa invitados al acto,
Antiques companeros, estu-
diantes y profesores de diver
SOS colegios e Institutes de ms
. truccion de la isfa, que consti-
tuyen la "Fraternidad Esco,
lar. reunieronse para celebrar
eI primer aniversarjo de la
constitution de su socjedad.
Concurrieron los socios resi-
dentes en- San Juan y algunos
de La isla. -4.
La mesa en- que sc efectuo Ell
banqnete tenia forma de he
rradura y estaba adornada ar.
tfsticamente con ramos de flo.
res. El m,e1adt, esquisito y bien
servido. La mayor cordiali-
dad reino en- ell acto.
Presidian, de un lado el
senior Juan de Guzman Benz.
fez. A su derecha el doctor
F. del Vale Atiles " su IT,
quierda el senior Luis Muno7
Rivera. Del otro lado, el senor
Enrique Hernandez y a su de,
recha 6 izquierda los senoree
doctor M. Zeno Gambia. +.
Scluter y Vicente Balbas.
Iniciados los brindis por q
senior Luis Sanchez Morales
lie siguieron en- ellos e] doctor
del Vale Atiles, nuestro com
panero doctor M. Zeno Gambia
doctor Gomez Brioso, Vicente
Balbas, Luis Muhoz Rivera
Z J. Annexy. Cerr6 los brindi'
ell Lcdo. Juan de Guzman Be
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minando q las II de la nochc
Los profesores y alumnos
pertenecientes d la asociacion
que concurrieron al banquete
fueron los siguientes:
Ex.profesores: doctor Jose
Gomez Brioso, don Fernando
Schuter, don Angel Rivero
doctor don Francisco del Va
lie Atiles.
Ex.alumnos: Lcdo. don Juan
de Guzman Benitez, doctor
don Manuel .Quevedo 'Baez
don Rafael Castro Gonzalez
don Ramon Gambia C6rdova
don Luis Sanchez Morales, dor
Enrique G. Hernandez, dor
Eduardo Georgetti, don Jaime
Annexy, don Arturo Rodri
guez, don Jose F. Aponte, dor
Santiago Oppenheimer, doI
Jose de Elzaburu. don Fer
nando Montilla, don Enrique
Castro Gonzalez. don Antonio
S. Alcaide, don Antolin Nh
Martinez, don Pedro G. limo
thee. don Eugenio 7. Iglesias
Lcdo. don Pedro de Audrey
Lcdo. don Jose Janer, docto
don Gustavo Munoz Diaz, doc
tor don Pedro Gutierrez lga
ravidez, doctor don Jose y
Carbonell, doctor don Rafae
Velez Lopez, don Antonio d
J. Lumbano, don Luis Coma
lez Santana. don Carlos h
Blondet, don Pedro Arroyo
doctor don Felipe B Corderc
doctor don Ramon Ruiz Al
nau. doctor don Vicente Rou
re. don Ricardo Skerret. dol
Pedro de Elzaburu, Lcdo dor
Jesus Maria Rosy, don Ger
vasio Gambia Cordova. dol
Manuel Sanchez Morales, dol
Antonio de Audrey, docto
Acisclo Bou de la Tore. doI
Manuel Ruiz, don Eduardo
Larroca. don Juan NJ. Sola
don Jorge Bird Arias. don in
ho d. Guzman. don Manue
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