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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15
SHERIFF SALE.
Iberia Building Association
Va

B. r Christiancy.
10Th judicial District Court OF Louis
lana. Parish Of iberia.
BY virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Fac'a
issued out Of the Honorable Nine
teentb Judicial District Court of tn,
State Of Louisiana. in and for the Par
ish Of Iberia and TO me directed. /
George Henderson, Sheriff. through
Frank j Mestayer. Deputy Sheriff
have seized and will sell TO the Las
and highest bidder at Public Auction
For Cash, at the Court House in The
City Of New Iberia, La, on
SATURDAY. OCT 22nd, 1910,
the following described property. 10
wit:
certain lot Of ground togethe,
with all the buildings and improve
menis thereon and thereunto telong
ing and all rights, way and appurte.
nances thereof, situated on the East
side Of Bayou Teche, in the town Of
New Iberia, La, on the North side 81
Hortense street, having frontage on
the said Hortense street Of ninety six
feet by depth betw( n parallel lines
Of one hApdred and hinety two feet,
bounded \ the Nor, or in the rear
by property wald r J. Burke and
Of Fish as Ys. in front or
on We Sout N kaid hortense street,
abod OF ON The Lby property Of
Iheril Bull ing [iation, held for
The Dupd Ianda mad by D. +.
PEBBLES al the second described
lot % the + from5F Dupell4r ct ale
on Feb 2stM 1894, OF record in Boot
= ~ Conveyances nj folio 58l.
To pay and satisfy the sum Of Four
hundred and ninety seven dollars and
thirty five cents, debt with interest nj
the rate Of 8 per cent. per annu N
irem July 18th, 1910. until pnid, to-
gether with 10 per cent. on said
amount principal and interest as AT
torheAs fees, further on the sum al
Thirty three 2j-100 dollars az insur-
ance premium paid, and IN the sum ri
Sixty two 81. 100 dollars as taxes paid,
the whole however subject to a credit
Df Two hundred and sixty SIX 75-lOO
dollars. which credit is to be carried,
first. to the tax claim. leaving a bal
ance OF Two hundred and three dol
lars and NINETY four cents. 10 be cred |
ted on the mortgage Indebtedness,
ilsO 10 per cent. fees of Curator ad hot
n the net amount Of the judgment
ind for all costs Of these proceedings
Given officially this 17ta day 81
ept., A. d. 1910.
GEORGE HENDERSON, Sheriff.
per Frank ] Mestayer, by Sheriff
-. Il
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

Mrs g q Pharr, of Burke station,
this parish, captured q long list If
prizes blue. RID and yellow ,hhpne.
for the excellence Of her exhibits In
Plymouth Rock clcke Of the ring
let strain There were some ten
awards made on her exhibits She
was also a winner Of b1ne ribbons in
the culinary department
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

Mr. T. b. Olives.-oEw1assfReola. T<<
was visitor TO this office.~Sesver da v
mofhiss, cQmpaaiedrvy our fellow
citizen, Mr.. {. l.. Lassalle. Mr.. Oil
yer Is buyer of country produce.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

For all kinds of PRINTING On to
4. r. M1LLARD,S
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15
l .ro Be riebt in4t'e any get vs'n>
feee'ved, to/k1ho npos
FOR SALE.

EUR SALE. =
Farm land Qu-41 east side neof
bayou Teche, near the corpofation
line u this city, for rent or sale
A cottagv~of.sfx rooms. in New
Iberia, on the bayou bank, with
three arpents of land, suitable for
trucking or chicken raising.
For further particulars apply at
7o7 East Main street, this city or
at this office,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15
A RELIABLE MEDICINE
NOT A NARCOTIC

Yet the genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar in the yellow package, It
ID safe and effective. Contains no
opiates. Refus esubttitutes.
tos salo q 1oy1oes asue store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

Mrs. Jerry w. Iaylp,'s twins cap
tured the blue ribbon at the .leanc
rptte Fai, Baby show on last Sa'urda
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

REASONS WY it is 70 vosr
Interest to gBhyyfrom us-3Our "a
perience, Reliability. and Purclf f.
Killing Mos.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

Blanc property on Main st. OPP
losite Rernard'a Wagon Factory.
Price 1920 Terms.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

Six vacant lots. French. Dale and
Providence. Price 5000 each.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

Two vacant lots on Iberia st.,
50x225 Price 500 each.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

4 vacant lots on Salt Mine Rail-
road, 5oSlt0, all for the small sum
of $500.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

House and lot Prairie Ave. near
Charles. Price sll5N
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

House and lot corner Fulton and
Lassalie, small store building on
premises Price Moo
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-15

G +. nORRELL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

Despuzs lie un largo 1uterregno en-
que dejam05 descanstr los jeteS depar-
tamentalcs vovemoa hoy otra vez d lla-
mar su& o;ieiras sHlc,tar De clos
impression IS generates aoer 2 de los dI-
sos temas cue mueveD Y aTitan La
administration Y {! fomcnto de LIS IN
tercses pjlblicos. Y L"moa ernpezado por
, Comi. Cnado Mr. ncxte" i,.- harc i3as
i eresG q, una excursion q" Cos r2>cS
por los EstadoS Unidos.
Mr.. Dexter con O Qlien hcmoS { ear.
lido muchas veccs nos rcclbl6 como STEM
pre- bien, y dispuesto a sur2inlstrarnos
todos aqueIlos datos que pvcdan interc
Sar nuestros lectores.
Mr. Dexter fuE al Norte algo enfer-
mo. a las p0cas se4nanaS DC eStar ALI,
Se repuso inmediatamente, y ahora ha
anaddo & su humanidad Ia respectable
Suma de 90 iibraS De peso, que no es
ciscara de coco, entire pareEt4sis.
Dcspu6S De darno8 la grata noticia
pro>igui6 iEfOrmand0.
-Cuard0 yo me hailab4 en Nueva
York, no kabia asuntoS Dc cobierno nj
do politica, asi es, que 40 fUl visitar
a Made tampoco vi i los Antiques ami
COS del gobierno de Puerto Rico, nj vi
site Washington. E5tuvc unoS dias en-
las montanas dc CatskiI ca9and0. De-
diQut las Ultimas scraLas 0r mi eXcur-
sion yisltar las escuelas y Universida-
drs. NuG>tros j6venea e8tliiantcs ira
hajan bjen. En- Ia aCiuaiGaU curSan en-
rolegioS alnericanoS mo> cincuenta
ajmno>. Yodos clos claaul,n con su
ioher Dan prucbaS de uo"petcncia Y
i" gran taItnto. (Traslaualnos la mott
oia al >cIor J. Arrillaga Ro-ll:.'
En- muchas UniyeTsidades me vi obi
@ato a pronunciar disoursea Mis- temas
nor 10 general funron 8co--e del mttodo
rducatiyo que tenemos eE i'uerto Rico,
Y los adelantos que f>3 pie01n obServan-
do durante algunos aios. Debo decirlo:
rcgreso satisfecho dc Las cscueIas del
pals. dcspu6s de haher hecho practica-
monte un estudio comparative, Los ms
pootorrS eScoIarcs en- Puerto Rico son
tan hucnos como los iuspeetores csco-
iares amcr.canos. Hay mas en muchas
rscUeias De aqui hay graGos mas altos
que 40 Sc onscHan en- muoha> cscueIas
~aperiores &c ALA. (Otro dato para Cd
-,ilor ArrilIaga Roqu6)
C5nfeSo con fraqueza Qu4 las escuelas
puertorlique6as han adqn1rido en- POGO
tie'apo una gran yitalidau, : es debido,
en- primer t6rmino, que los ninos de
aqu1 cstudian al mismo tempo que eI
"Spa1ol, q idioma ingles A la larga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28
Una EcrIDOsa fiesta
Ell At3UINALDO DE
LOS AfENDiGOS

Aver fue honrada nnestra casa noy
Ia vista de Jas distinguidas darnas. N5
ma B. de Castro, Anparito Fernandez
Mater y Ia Senorit& Mercado, pertese
cientes a Ia djrectIva de Ia soeief}aE
protec4ora dc mcndigoS
Nos veniap invitar al her1noso arfea
que celebran todes los amos, q repay
to del aguinaldo los nendigos de Sam
Juan, y a pedirnOs que invitasemos per
medic del BOLETIN las fanailias al
pubheo de San Juan
FL acto Sc Hevara efecto el sabado Z
del entran&e Enero, en- eli Teatro Municl
pal, - y sera las diez de Ia maTlana-
Las damas de la asociaci0n entrega
ran q csada nel1digo, UNA manta V una
mazda de ropa.
El acto sera amenizado por una
banda de mnsica. Y, como todos los
amos, Sc vera concurrido por nuestra so
cieGad mas distinguida, por una gran
parte de maestro pueblo que sabe apres
al pr6gisno, de protection, de anparu
al deSva,lido
Las clegantes dAmas que mncstran
mayor entusiasmo ca62 vez por ampliar'
la esfera de su protection los pobres
y la cuarl1ia de sus donafivos rner1ecen
todo genero de alabanEas y nosofros nc
qneremos esca6imarselas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28
De Cavey
FALI.O ABSOLUTORIO DE UN Jul
RADO.-LA NOCHE BUENA.--
OTRAiS NOTAS.

Va los lectores del BOLETlN, como
cen ell fallo del jurado en- la causa que
Sc seguia en- la Cone de Distrito de Qua
yama, contra el .joven don Nicolas Co
1azo. FL veredicto de inculpabllldad
dado por q ir1rado iberto al joven Co
llazo. deyolviendole al seno de su hasta
aver afligida faIniha y llenando de ale
grfa q Sis n1llnerosos amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

dichos ejercicios inteIectuales los hacen
mas apto>. les preparan me10r para en-
trar de lltnO IN los grandt1 eStudioS Su-
perior,S
Mirc usted-nos dijo Mr. Dexter
tltImamentc visite una UnivelSidad de
gran prestigio FL catedratico me in
torn0 que entire Sus alumnos, habia uno,
un puertOrriVIcilo, que tiguraba en- pri
m"ca inca. rs M estndiantc de nllcs-
tra> .'srueaS No Ic digo, Il nombr, de
Ia [ niycrSidAd nj Il del cntedratico. por
"a" 20 no tt.ngo Ia pratension de que
St rrpa que trato de ht-rir susceptible
dade>. pero consigno II hecho como un
gran trlunfu de nutStrOS aIumnos putr-
tolTiquenos IN las Universidades ameri-
canu> No lo dude. usted senior redac-
tor, los americanos he ALA, van dandost
cutnta DE- 10 que rs Puerto Rico. La
antigua conception hi desaparecido. La
'rytnda mortiticantc Sc eSfuma para dar
L q
-Muy bien, muy bien, senior Conf
sionado.
hasamoS Il otro aSunto.
. Que proyectos tiene uSted en- car
ter. para ia pr0xinia legislature
-Naros, pero sera mejor callarloS
La nren>a puede antiparsc d .iuzgar 10
qur qui2a~ por faIta de datos no conoz-
ca bicn
lie r7,oms,n1amo> uno, senior Comi-
sionado
Fu.lIF
La nivclacion de $mcldo> entire to-
DO los profcSorsaS grlduados de ingtS.
Mr.. Dexter one por 10 regular STEM
pre- habkl cntornando un POGO los oioS
los anriG con bast:lnte lucidcz, sin ha-
hlar nos cnScIi1 varios ihroS eStadiSti-
COS. SacamoS en- conclusion Que 81 pro
n.t,Iio de S,l,IdoS DE los protesorys de
Puerto Rico, * mucho mayor que el de
Cuba. t'ilipinas y cl de muchoS Estados
d. Ia Union
Como nosotroS, realmcntc, no cstamos
niy fuertes en ESQ de promedloS, some
mos la cucStl0n Il eualquicr professor
profcsora one q'iicra tratar el asunto.
Il cuaiqlier escritor que desde nues-
ra> cohmnas prrstenda aboear por el
ncjoramiento tinanciero de nueStro ma
gi>5erio-
Ei Comisionado Mr.. Dexter ha de yer
:on buenos ojoS todo 10 que ticnda po-
1cr rn claro nm toma tan POGO conocido
como rs el de In nivelaci0n de sueldos.
Y cn este ScntIdo Ofrecemos las colum-
mas quicn con conocimiento de causa,
1tSdr luego, put1la tratarlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28
O. II r. M a z O M

Desde hoy y solamente por una se-
naua Sc inangnra un GRAN BARATI-
AO, en- el famoSo esta blecimiento de-
lominado "EL TELEGRAFO", S2a
Justo Il esQuin4 a Fortaleza.
Esta tienda que perteneei5 a los Sres.
5 Melon J Ca, y g. hs pasado Ia pro
>iedad de los Sres. Zaldnondo Y Mier DE-
ste coinercio sc propone realizar todn
,uanto tenia a cualQuier precio, vendiea
10 al propio tempo articulos de ALTA
NOVEDAD Y FANTASIA, acabaaoa dt.
eci5ir, & precios nanca vigtos.
ALI enoontrar6is, m2gnifces PERCA-
les y BATISTAS & CUATRO CEN
TAVOS, Et&minas, c5fros, Mnselin..x
lie GRAN FANTASIA, q CINCO CEN
FAV0S y seis. Gs.peros blancos Y -
as de hilc a pre>.ios tan baratfsimos, q1e
3 precise ver2os
Driles Casimiras desde OCHO
3INCUENTA CENTAvOS respectiva-
nente. Cintas c&si DE vALDE, Per-
eun eria y Eucajes dc hilo Y de aigod6n
Dreoios mucho MAS baratos que
en- Ia fabrica
RASOS v 'TETl4S de SEDA 4 DIEZ
CENTAvOS.
Capas abrigos para seToras, desde
CINCJENTA C3NTAVOS.
SOLAMFNTE POR UNA SEMANA.
Visitad Ell TELEGRAPH" Y On
cenvencer6is de la verdad de este anun-
cio
VENTAS AL CONTADO. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28
TEATRO MUNICIPAL
LINARES RIVAS

RI cartel de hoy sc cubre corr oE,rass
de YInares Rivas
En- Cuorto C''octent6 = Bodas de PLa-
ia; un hndo juguete c6rnico y una admi-
raEde come,lia.
En- la representation toman parte la
gentfIisima seTiora Ar6valo, la senorita
Lujan, la Monreai Fuentes, Soriano
Viosca, Fernando2, Valenti, la pYagla nla--
yor de la compania.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28
Una buBDs proportion

FL Il Hgtei BorinqB+n, reside desd<
hace unos dias qne lego dc Venezue1a,
el senor GnliS 1.avaao Ssva, III .loven de;
gran9eS ronoeimientos agrioolas, coa
practice en ia tenoduria de ihros, v
NIL para csiaiqIior emplco.
FL quiere trabajar en- San Juan q EN-
la isIa
La persona qrle desee uttlizar sus ser.
vicios p1lede escribirle al ~"He,teI Bs4
rinquem."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

la conSecha de tabaco en esta Juris-
dicci0n sera abundante 81 el tempo con
tin1a favorable, aunqle es de sentirse
la falta de semilla, la cual es escasa a
oausa de Ia sequia que azot6 a los semi
lleros durante el pasado mes de Noviem
bre los primeroS dias de Diciembre.
Es de esperarse y desearse que los nue.
vos semillcros produzcan suticiente So
m5lla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28
En- Ia Foffaleza

:. J. q s,bcrnardor Uy.;4u y su Sc
nor;1a hormana, nos invita- la recep-
e-iGtn y bale que ha le .la arse efer-
to q. Ia noche del dos tr moro, Ell el
raloeIo IT, Santa Catalina
QupdamcS reconocitoa IN amabili-
dad cc eobernador y T. -9ntiiisma
senorita Cotton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

la noche bllena transcuralo aqui re
lativamente tranquila KIubo las de
siempre, siendo grato consignar el he
cho de que la policia no trvo que hacer
ningunA detenci6n. Ordenadamcnte
Sc cdebro Ia Traditional misa del gallo,
/ Ia que asistieron muchas personals de
todas las clases sociales de la poblaci6n,
que uenaban el temple de bote en- bote.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28
Toma de possession

FL nucve del t-orriente tomaran po
session de- Sis cargos los nucvos conce
iaI+.S del AyUtntamiento dc Yauco. Les
dt>eamoS mrIehO 6xito en- sus diiciles
g.,tiones IN hi,en de Ia administration
r-IylirA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

-Anoche dio III primera function ci
cine Montecarlo. Por ser noche buena
nuchas personals dejaron dc asistir y
otras seguramente 10 hacian d causa
de la impertinente nuvia que 4 interva
los hacia que puso en- NAL estado las
oaIles. El aparato funcion6 bien y las
peliculas fueron interesantes, por 10 que
cI soberano sali0 satisfechO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

Han regresado d esta pohlacion Il pa
sar las yacaciOncs al Iado de sus fami
iiares y amigos muohos maestros y es
t1fdiantes que Sc encontraban fuera. Va
cacioneS feIiceS les dcseamOs, para que
puedan asi continuar con vigor sus ia
reas nscolares durante el pr6Ximo afio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

Jesus Maria Colon, I'M cOnocido ear
pntero, muri0 repentinamente en- Ia
madrugada del "a Paz 4 sus restoa
COrreSpanSn'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-28

prjmero, y de las amrnazas de hcar-
DO. bro)a Ia confession de Maria Lmisa.
Es admirable, y es admirable como
10 hicicron Fuentcs Y la Arevalo La
ovaci6n dur6 cinco minutos, fuG una
tempestad, una explosion de entusias
Imp
FL tcrcpr actO. es brevc Y eS c0nso
'lador La ladrona Sc rehabilita, Sc re
genera Y Sc engrandece por SUI raSgo
de sinceridad arrepentimiento.
: Cuando We que el severe, que cl noble
padre imponc al hijo que cree delin-
cuente dos amos de destitrro, cuando We
las lagrimas correr y oye los sOllozOs del
padre del hijo mocente, del sublime
adolescente que por ella va al destie-
rro con la cruz de la deSh0nra s0bre los
hombros abatidos, ella tiene ,m grito
dc sinceridad, de reparadora verdad.
No, que no Sc vaya, que no Sc vay&
Fernando, ella fue la que robo'
FL pilblico lego al frenesi, aplaudiem
do Fue una ovacion unanime, ensor
dccedora.
Paco Fuentes y la Ar6valo, los emR
Inentes artistas, fueron ac1amados y COD
iellos Soriano Viosca. que eontrlbuyo
con su labor impecable, al eSito colossal
Maria Lujan. la eIegante DANA Iovcn
!; que *lvo momentos inspiradisImOs7
Emilio Valenti, el distinguido gaIan
iovrn muy en- tipo Y muy en situaci6n;
sv Fa~naudez. el graciosisimo Fernan
1nz. qun anoehe. trabaiando en- serio
~ngti soheranamente tambitn.
Domingo oR0ZCo
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-26
DEMOCRATS IN Big RALLY
HyattSVille Voters Indorse J. Enos
Ray, Jr., for Congress.
Largest Political Gathering in Town
for Years Hears Organization
Element Rebuked.

Five hundred Hyattsville Democrats
gave unanimous Endorsement 20 the can
dldacy OF ]. Enos Ray, jr., for the Fifth
Maryland Congressional nomination at a
big mass meeting in Masonic Temple.
Hyattsville. last night The gathering
was the most enthusiastic political rally
held in the town for many years.
Mayor William P. Magruder vice presi-
dent OF the Hyattsville Democratic Club,
presided.
Charles J. Calvert. the first speaker.
scathingly rebuked the organization of
Prince George County. and had words Of
praise for Mr. Rays political record. The
contest he said. had developed into a
choice between honest and dishonest poll
ticiaus
Joseph Tanning, who followed Mr.. CAL
vert, attacked the organization, taking
for his theme The Pharisee in politics. -"
His address was foroeful and brought
cheer after cheer from the big assem-
r'age.
Mr.. Ray was the last speaker, and
made a spirited address. He spoke Of his
record in the State legislature and at
tackled the Wells road bill, passed by the
last legislature He also pointed out that
the new road engineer is a man brought
from the District OF Columbia" He ex-
pressed confidence Of being chosen next
Tuesday, but promised his support TO
Candidate Stanley. If the latter is
chosen.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-26
WILL FIGHT MEASURE
Vehicle Owners Protest Pro
posed Light Regulation.
INDIGNATION MEETING HELD
Representative Committee l. APP
pointed TO Conduct Arguments at
MOrninE-Law Would Cause Heavy
Expenses, Say Business Men.

Plans for a vigorous fight against the
proposed regulation requiring the placing
OF lights on all vehicles, were formulated
az q meeting OF seventy-fve business men
OF the city at the Chamber OF Commerce
yesterday afternoon.
Representatives Of leading transfer and
express companies. which operate hun
dreds OF horse-drawn vehicles, we're pres
ent and made forcefuI protest against the
PROPOSED measure. A committee was ap-
pointed TO attend the hearing before the
Commissioners this morning
W. S Knox OF the Knox transfer com
pany, was especially strong in his denUn-
citation OF the proposed measure 1T IS
about the most foolish proposition ever
heard" he said I thought Washington
had outgrown the village class and Is a
city. but appear to have been mistaken.
Calls Measure ImpracticRbIe.
There are many concerns in Washing
ton that would suffer real injury from
such a law. Lamps for hundreds Of
wagons would be most expensive. Be
sides this. we would have 20 hire several
new men 70 take care OF the lamps. Keep
ing oil for the lamps in our storehouses
would cause orr FIRE insurance premiums
to increase.
at is practically impossible 10 equip
stone carriages. scenery carriages, and
other heavy hauling wagons with lamps.
as there Is no place 70 put them. These
vehicles are nothing but four wheels and
two axles We cannot build our wagons
20 order just for the sake OF putting
this apparatus on them
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-26
ARRANGE FETE FOR SINGERS
Plans for Entertaining Vienna Stu
dents Complete.
Huge Loving Cup VIII BE Presented
Guests by Scores of WASH
inEton Friends.

Final arrangements were made last
night by the washington Saengerbund
for entertaining the world-famous chorus
the Wiener Akademlsche Gesangverein
Of the University Of Vienna. which Will
arrive here Sunday
The students. 200 strong, will arrive at
Union Station little after y O'Clock
Sunday, and will be met by a delegation
headed by Commissioner Rudolph. From
Union Station the parade Will &C 10 the
New Willard Hotel where the guests
will lunch at l o'clock. At O'Clock the
students will take an automobile ride
and then go to the Capitol, where an
official reception will be rendered them.
From the Capitol they will go TO the
Library 20 attend another reception. and
from the Library the party win return TO
the New Willard.
At o'clock a reception will be given
the singers by the Washington saenger-
bund. George w. Spier. chairman Of
the reception committee, will make the
principal address. Commissioner Ru-
dolph viii also speak.
A huge loving cup will be given the
students. The base of the cup is made
OF wood from a tree al Mount Vernon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-26
DR.. WI A DELEGATE.
China Sends Him to Hague Court
of Arbitration.

William J. Calhoun. Minister TO China,
sent a dispatch TO the State Department
regarding the Chinese delegates
TO The Hague permanent court Of arbitra-
ton. They are DR.. WI Ting-fang, Hu
wel-te Liu Shih-hsun. and Mr.. Won den
Heuvel
Dr. WI Ting-fRng is well known in the
United States, having served as minister
here. Mr. Hu wei-te was formerly Min
lister 70 Russia and more recently 20
Japan. He has within a few days past
been transferred TO the foreign Office at
Pekin. He is a progressive official and
speaks English and French fiuently and
is the present Chinese Minister to France.
The last name IN the list is that OF a
Belgian. formerly minister OF justice and
Belgian plenipotentiary TO the second
Hague peace conference. He will be Of
assistance as an adviser in European law
law