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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR NOTES.

%VHE GuntonT Temple Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Society,
with the aid of some of its
friends. has made up a barrel
of clothing. bedding. food and
other useful articles to enable an invalid
young man and his aged mother living
in the mountains of South Carolina to
pass the winter more comfortably. The
case is reported by missionaries in that
locality as a, most worthy one. the young
man having been confined TO his bed for
years.
Considera BILE interest is being manifest
ed by the societies in the efficiency con-
test announced last week and a number
have already declared their intention of
competing. Chevy Chase Baptist Society
was the first to vote officially TO enroll,
and John Davis of Ninth Street Christian
intermediate Society was the first society
president to respond in writing.
Next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
the Junior Society of ST. Paurs Lutheran
Church will hold its Christmas enter
tainment at the church. The program
will include exercises by meclbers of the
society. solos by Miss Elizabeth johnson
talk by Miss Joanna Best. There will
also be a novel Christmas tree called the
Tree of Promise
Kendall Baptist Endeavor Society has
elected the following officers: President,
Miss Gertrude Alexander; vice president.
Mr.. Allan c. Muddiman; recording secre-
tary. Mr.. William Rogers: corresponding
secretary, Miss Fannie Bowler: treasurer.
Mr. g. Turner Corder: organist, Miss
Ethel Thrift; also. the following chairmen
of committees: Prayer meeting. Miss
Anna F.. Muddiman: social, Miss Mabel
Davis: missionary, Miss Serena HaygOOd
lookout, Mr.. Allan c. Muddiman.
In the base bali contest in progress in
the. Young Peoples Society of the st.
Pauls Lutheran Church the Americans
have made DOS "hi.s' and the Nation
ais 1856 At a recent meeting thirty-five
OF the forty members CT the society were
present and thirty-three of these par
tfclpated. One new member was received
at the December business meeting. The
business meeting was followed by social
church received PERSONAL invitations. with
the result that twelve who are not MEM
bers or the society were present. A scrip
ture cake recipe contest was held and
Christmas souvenirs were distributed
The Vermont Avenue Christian Society
voted on Tuesday. evening to secure the
new hymna1. "Jubilant Praise for the
use of the society. 49, .=..s -
The following officers have been elected
by the newly organized society OF the
COncOrdia Lutheran Church: President,
Miss Helen TrOmeter: secretary, Miss
Margaret Reisinger; trpa surer, Miss Mae
Hoist.
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every part of the empire-from Asia
Africa, Canada and Australia-will either
ride in the procession will line the
route.
At least two escorts of Indian and CO.
lOnial cavalry will precede the kings car
riage. From India alone will come $50
officers and 80 men. the contingents rep
lancers. native horse. the guides Gurkha
Rifles. Carnatic Infantry. the Maha-
rattas. Sikh Pioneers. Brahman, Rajput
and Jat Infantry, and Panjabi and Pa
as Fiji and the Straits Settlements will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
9ine Art of Coming B:ark.

ply. as he hurried along with the rest.
But the great general seized his sword
and rallied those about him with the cry.
This battue may be lost but there is
yet time to win another. That is the
message of each new day to us-"Never
mind about yesterday: today affords the
chance to win
These three essential steps in any COM
ing-back process are: Confession. right
about face, and immediate entrance upon
the straight, hard path that leads to the
place where we We're. And while he was
yet great way Off his father saw him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

the motives of religion to impel the av-
erage man or woman to act uprightly.
There are some who from purely human
motives will preserve all the outward ap-
pearance of unexceptiOnable department,
but the cases are comparatively few.
The dread of the law will deter any man
from evil doing when a policeman is
present. but if he has no higher motive
than to escape the penalties which the
law will impose. or the censure of his
fellOwInan when he hopes to escape de-
lection, what motive will deter him from
wrongdOing and crime If he has not a
conscience enlightened and directed by
religion. from whose vigilant eye he can
never escape. and which will be police
man. accuser, judge and jury to arrest
arraign. condemn and sentence him with
in the sanctuary of his own heart"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
Catholic Converts League

The officers and active members OF
the Catholic Converts League are
much gratified at the increased attend
ance at its meetings. which are held
In the Aula Maxima OF the Catholic
University Of America.
Plans are on foot for the extension
of the society. The members in Wash
ington are planning an annual banquet,
when some of the best known speakers
of the Catholic Church will be heard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
BROTHERHOOD OF
ST. ANDREW
Executive Committee.

HE experiment OF the executive
committee OF the senior broth
erhood assembly holding its
meetings with the chapters at
tached to the assembly has. il is
declared, proven of such value
that the president of the as
sembly has appointed permanent con-
mittee on executive committee meet
ings," with ]. c. Winterwerp of EN-
manuel Chapter. Anacostia. chairman.
which will arrange the schedule of joii.t
meetings for the winter and spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
Midday Lenten Services.

Very shortly after the first of the year
preparations will be under way for the
1911 midday Lenten services, which have
been held for several years under the aus
pices OF the local chapters of the broth
erhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
CROSSING THE RIVER.

~ he. end % clr earthly existence
is not a pleasant thing for any
- Us 10 contemplate. especial
~ the Young: but since death
is inevitable, those who are
wise will do their best to be prepared
for IL when il does come. Our lesson OF
tomorrow is the last of our studies or
the Pilgrims progress series. We have
followed Christian throughout his jour
ney from the city Of destruction until
the present time. when he crosses the
dread river and enters upon eternal
glory.
His experiences on this journey were
such as are common TO most men. The
way was filled with many temptations.
discoura gements and sufferings: but, by
setting his face steadfastlv toward the
es@'uaj city am D'aufully overcoming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
But You Are a Christian. "

TT is my command said Howard,
'.and 1 am entitled to ride at its head
'Of course. YOU are replied Sherman.
You led the men through Georgia and
the Carolinas: but, Howard, you are q
Christian and can stand the disappoint-
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Junior Officers at st. Paul's.

The following officers will serve the
Junior brotherhood chapter of ST. PARIS
parish for the ensuing year: Direc;o:.
Rev. George w Atkinson. jr.: vice d.
rector, r. Lansing Walk: secretary ana
treasurer, Thomas McKneW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

E\. DIX. VILLA VI Y. tt DOR,
former pastor of Mount Vernon
ia Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, has been selected for the
vacant psstOrate Of ST. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal Church III succession
tc the Rev. William Eustace Henry. DR..
Tudor, who is advanced in years. was the
first pastor OF Mount Vernon Church. and
is widely known as one of the strong
preachers of Methodism.
When Rev. DR.. Forrest j. Prettyman n,
presiding elder of the Washington Dis
tr;ct Southern Methodist Churches, began
looking about several weeks ago for a
successor for Rev. Mr.. Henry he at once
concluded to ask DIR. Tudor to take UP
the work.
DR.. Tudor consented To assume the
pastorate and will continue in the work
until the conference OF the Southern
Methodists. which meets IN the spring
at Clifton Forge. Va. provides pcriIla-
nent pastor for the church
From time 10 time during the past few
Years Dr. Tudor has occupied various
pulpits of the Southern Methcdists III
this city during the temporary absence
of the pastors and in all instances his
work mas met with wide approval
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

e: T.: & ::
mittee has held many sittings,
and the preparations for the pageant are
now we'll in hand. So far the brunt OF
the preliminary work has fallen on the
earl marshal's department. Besides hav-
ing to attend to thousand and one mat
tiers of detail. the onerous duty of allot-
ting TO the best advantage the limited &C
commoda ton in historic Westminster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
Col. Lyman Here.

Col. Henry l.. Lyman of Charlottes-
vile, Va, one of the National Council
members of the organization for tie
diocese of Virginia, spent the early part
Of last week in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
Director at st. Andrews.

Mr.. George r. Anderson has been ap-
pointed director OF the recently reorganiZ-
ed Junior Brotherhood Chapter Of ST.
Andrews parish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
BIBLE LESSON
STORY FOR TODAY
Tbe
Resurrection.

Up from the dim mysterious past.
Marching past legends boar with wears
The race Of men has come at last
pom its graves. TO vent ITS tears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
WHAT Love DOES.

A FEW weeks ago the pastor of a
~ church in d neglected section
"A of large city sent out an ap-
peal for help framed in an un-
usual form. This was his mes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

the best talker Or the one who was Will
ing to run the errand?'
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By the Churchman.

- ROM the dictionary of. the street.
come back" a popular phrase.
meaning a successful return to
the struggle after being worsted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
MARCHING ORDER.

- IIRlSv'S ls;t command 10 his fol-
II lowers was. go ye. therefore.
and teach all nations TO observe
all things whatsoever ] have
commanded you: ana 10, 1 am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
Christian Gnneabor Dour
PRAYER.

Subject: Real Love for Jesus Christ-St Jolm I415-21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
By Rev. DR.. Floyd w. Tomkins.

NEVER can forget my emotion
when first / heard that dear hymn,
whose author I do not know. sung
to Dr. A. j. Gordons sweet tune:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

VIE GuntonTempie Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Society.
with the aid Of some Of its
friends. has made up a barrel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

The following officers have been elected
by the newly organized society of the
COncOrdia Lutheran Church: President.
Miss Helen Trometer: secretary. Miss
Margaret Reisinger; treasurer. Miss Mae
Hoist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
By the Churchman

BY the Churchman.
HE songs of Homer arr i'm
mortal. but Homer is dead The
ebquence Of Demosthenes lives
on. but its author hes in a
tomb. Men still tourney upon
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DR.. TUDOR COMES TO
ST. PAUL SIM. f. CHURCH
Veteran Clergyman Will Tenn
porariIy Occupy Pulpit Left
Vacant by Recent Death of
Rev. William E. Henry.

EN. DIR. WILLIAM V. TUDOR,
former pastor of Mount Vernon
Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, has been selected for the
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HEBREWS PLAN FOR
FEAST Of LIGHTS
Occurs December 26 and Will
Be Observed in All Temples
of the City-Deep Signifi-
canoe Attached.

7i: Feast IF Lights. or the feast
of Dedication IhnoNn in He
bre y as 'Iianuilkahi. will occur
December % Il; IS holiday Of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06
b relarto De lugletg

Puede considerarse como un tr1unfC
complete para las distinguidas damas
que forlnaban la Junta OrganizadOra de
distribution de juguetes anoche en- e.
teatro,y una justa satisfaction para nues
tro companero Lewis, iniciador de tan
culta costumbre anual, y tambien agra
dable victoria para los jovenes que en-
la distribution, ayudaron con acierto
las bellas danas que repartieron los jul
guetes.
Los infantiles clladros vivos que antes
Y durante la distribution Sc ejecutaron
fueron muy aplaudidos Y sobre tOdO, dos
niiios de amos que con traje alego
rico, bailaron con soltura unas mala-
guenas
Ell orden en- la distribution fue admi
rablemente seguido, y no hubo que la
mentar ning1n trastorno Ell ell repartO
frecuente y discrllpable cuando inter
vienen como en- ell acto de anoche 4OOC
ninoS.
Por todas esas razones, merecen Jn ca
luroso placeme, cuantos anoche mtervl-
nieron en- el reparto, entire quienes Sc ha-
llaba la elegante hermana del gobena-
dor Cotton.
Sincere Y enthusiastic, Sc 10 unparte el
BOUETIN MERCANTIL cuantos en-
el acto tomaron parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06
Dn d Casino ESpa6O|
ESpera

Esta nOche las dara comienzo Ia
anunciada jarana-bale que en- eelebra-
ci6n del Dia de Reyes, ha organizado la
c6misi6n de festejos del Casino Espanol.
Como Sc anunci6. previamente, para
ell acto de esta noche no circularan invi-
taciones especiales.
Entire la juventud hay vivisima ami
macl0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06
D1ceres

N1NIOA Oo
La COmcsenciG Ibre de los hbrepemSa-
dores de Ponce, respondiendo su hber-
tad de exponer contra la razon, La histo-
ria, y los hechos claramente dilucidadOs
por La critica, ha dado hospitalidad en
sus rads0mtes columnas un extenso ar
ticulo de Vicente Pales, titulado Ferrer;
y sin tener EN- cuenta la information de
A. B. c., de Madrid, ell peri6dico mejor
informado de Espana, y las pruebas do
cuinentadas que irrefutables y airosas
han desflado por sus autorizadas pagi-
mas, olvidandose del sentido com1n que
ha hecho reaccionar la sorprendida OPT
ni6n de Europa, aplica no Sc cuantas
palabras vacfas de sentido y apelativos
vulgares, a quienes fundados en- hechos
pruebas incontrovertibles, entienden
que Ferrer mereci6 la ihorca y no es dig
no de consideration alguna, como no 10
es ell criminal vulgar que en- ell suplicio
fenece por Sus crimenes.
Ahora, respecto del senior Pales, hase
salido disbursements del raeional cua-
drante; trae en- su brilIante lucubraci6n
tan atnasados argumentos hist6ricOs, ,ha-
ce cinclenta amos, por Ia critica deses-
timados, que podran tener alguna tran
rfrv~ 10
cultas pasaggeras impresiones, y NADIA CO
nocen de historic, pero que por su base
caen ante las personas medianamente
enteradas del movimiento critico-hist0-
rico del mundo.
Y este tiene su explicacion 0gica; co
mo ell seiior Pales Sc ha approximate al
esteril promontorio, donde Sc albergan
quienes, para evitarse ell trabajo de pen
sa en- alguna cosa Ordenada, ibremente
piensom 10 que les da CANA, fuera de la
l6gica, ha perdido ell equilibrio sinderico
y no sabe por donde anda en- Ell extenso
campo del pensamiento.
Hase alejado tanto de la corriente de
La cultura, que, La lejania del estravio, le
priva, de los mas opacos fulgores del
critico movimiento de investigation en-
la materia. Poesia lirica es una cosa, y
otra es historic critica
Y Pales Sc hace y hace I'm lerjuicio
con ESQ.
Antes de hablar de una cosa, deben
estudiarse tOdos los terminus
Y de ese conocimento carece. ell des-
preocupado autor del articulo Ferrer
Lo sentimos por el.
Dicese que La Camara, va a ser radical
en- sus prOcedimientos.
Y que ell Consolidate va a ser dividi-
do y hasta anulado-
Y que Sc va a crear un cuerpo de SAM
dad militar, bajo la direction y mando
del doctor Asphort.
Y que el GObernador Cotton tuvO aver
una conferencia de gran importancia
con Barbosa y del Valle
va veremos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06
Plato del dia

Adios, Candelaria,
ilos Reyes acaso
trajeronte dones
Y bellos regalos?
-Lo dudas? Trajeron
despues del abrazO,
secretas ZoZobraS
Y cien sobresaltos.
-Deveras 10 dices?
-Eig1rate, Amparo,
que pdrten por medic,
de muchos, los cargos:
SECURE dividen
ell gran negociadO
que tiene ell natiUO
en- estos SembradOs;
y dicen que cream
un Centre de SanOs
del centro ndtiUO
por fin separado.
La Camara quiere
con rigida mano,
mOstrar SUI derechO
al self borincano;
V haV muchOs SenOreS
que estan disgustados
por cosas pasadas
con pr0paoS y ertraN0s. >.
y todos murmuran
en- tonos amargOs,
y dicen doquiera
de enredos pasados
va YES 10 que traen
los Reyes, Amparo,
-Pues mira, Casilda,
81 no traen los Magos
mas que esos obsequios
en- viaje tan largo,
podian quedarse
alla en- su palacio.
No sufras, amiga,
pOr ESQ, que acaSO
nos mande ell MiniStrO
que vino a estudiarnOs
algunas reformas
que cambien et pdso.
SOLAPENA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06

Se encuentra en- esta ciudad el Ecen-
ciado don Federico Degetau y GonzS-
lez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06
NOTICIAS

La Comlslon del servicio civil puerto
rriquena anuncia examenes libres " t1o
oposlcion que tendran lugar en- Agualll-
Lila, Arecibo, Guayama, Humacao, MAYA
guez. Ponce. San Juan Vieques CON eA
obJeto de obtener elegibles para cubsir
vaeantes- Los examenes seran de carae--
Ter practice y comprenderan solamente
las aslgnaturas que fueren necesariss
para probar La destreza y habilidad d.
los competldores para desempenar los
enhpleos que desearen cubrir. Para mas
detalles y las solicitudes en- blancO me-
cesarias escribase la Comisi6n del Ser
vlclo 'Cirh Pnertorriequeno, San juan
P.
Han contraido matrimonio en- La isla.
ei seIlor don Francisco Perez, farma-
ceutico de las Marias, La distinguida
senorita Otilia Vazquez.
Ha salido para su residencia de Utna-
do, ed senor Antonio de Jesus Lopez. al
calde de dicho pueblo.
Se encuentra en- esta ciudad ell heen-
ciado don Federico Degetau y Gonzs-
Iez
Ell senior NJ. Vissep6 nos participa EN-
atenta circular que ha alberto una oficS-
ma mercantil anexa las de los seiiorex
Padial y Villar, de quienes es represen-
tante en- la lsla, dedicandose & Comisio-
nes de todas classes y Representatives, de
la Isla y extranjeras
Juan Quiles (a) Pareja, que empeza-
ba aver extinguir 80 dias de prisiila
en- la Cared Municipal de Mayaguex.
tuvo que ser trasiadado al Asilo de Pe-
bres EN- virtud de haber perdido la ra
non. :.
Este infeliz en sus furiosos arrebat0ss
Sc cause varios golpes de consideracIdn
en- la cara, sienes, brazos otras parties
del cuerpo
Segim certifcaci6n facultativa, ell
Qulles padece de aleoholismo cr6nico.
Hay gran animation en- Ponce para In
celebration de las festas de Carnavaa
los dias 5, 6, 7, 8 y 9 de Febrero.
Ell Casino hara unas eleceiones para
elegir Reina de la Fiesta, celebrari
cuatro grandes bales en- el teatro.
Olcho Centre recibira confettis, ser-
pentinas y demas efectos de CARNIVAL
en- gran cantidad.
A Juzgar por los preparativos, dicffa
fiesta promote ser muy rumbosa.
Una Cornislon toma acuerf1os D,sar.-
tuR0s
Anoche hubo gran concurrenc7a en- ~
teatro Municipal con motive del repxx-
to che Iuguetes los nihos pobres.
Ha regresado de Afayaguez eI sencr-
Martin 7raviesss Consnjer0 del Eiesm-
two
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06

Esto es preferible a gastar la partlda
del presupuesto en- tlrar piedras ca
rros de cascajo en- las calles sin ton nj
son; sin direction tecnica, nj una nlve-
lacion siquiera medianamente correcta,
cascajo que desaparece a la primer HUI
via, quedando luego en- peOres cOndicio-
mes las Gales
Del estado de las GALES de Guayama,
como de sus propiedades municipales,
hemos de ocuparnos extensamente, en- la
seguridad de que hemos de prestar un
gran servicio la Corporation en- la cual
figuran hombres de la mejor voluntad,
celOsOs del bienestar pIblico y muy dis
puestos q atender las razonableS indi-
caciones que Sc les hagan.
Por hoy llamamos su atencion al asnn-
to de la Plaza de Colon"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06

LIE ha sdo concedida una licencia de
ocho dias al senior Lorenzo Gastambide,
Juez de Paz de Anasco, nombrado juez
sustituto Ell su lugar al seIor Serafin
AgOstini.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06
G6ntca judicial

Despues de una breve licencia ha to-
mado nuevamente possession de su cargo,
ell senior Salvador Vilella, Juez Num-
cipal de San Sebastian
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06

LIE ha sido c0ncedida una lieencia de
ocho d1as por enfermedad en- SUI familia,
al senor Francisco Nogueras, empleado
encargado del registro de la correspon-
dencia en- la oficina del Attorney Gene
raj.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06
De Guayarna

Han contraido matrimOniO can0nicO
en- esta ciudad, ell distinguido joven don
Jose Rovira Thomas y la bellfsima senO
rita Amalia Calimano Diaz.
La boda, que fue de 10 mas suntuoso,
Sc celebro en- casa de los esposos Ca
Imano Diaz, padres de la nOvia, quienes
apadrinaron ell acto.
La concnrrencia fue de 10 mas seiec-
to de nuestra sociedad. En- ella tuvo
magnifica representation ell bello sexo,
que al terminar La ceremonial cayo sobre
ell velo los azahares de la novia, cual
enjambre de lindas mariposas, para OBJ
tener la tridicional capa, simbolo entire
las senoritas de nuevos matrimonios.
Entire los caballeros recordamos los
senores Mccormick, Riefhold, Texidor,
Bernardini Secola y otros, que obsequia-
ron q la gentil pareja con valiOsos rega-
los y objetos de arte.
Los esposos Calimano Diaz, con su
delicada galanteria, hicieron derroche de
buen gusto, atendiendo la concurrencia,
4 la cual colmaron de atenciOnes y Obse-
quios. Termin6 tan agradable fiesta en-
tre doce una de La noche
iQue tengan una eterna luna de mlel
los felices novios y que nunca aparezca
la desgracia por las puertas del nuevo
hogarl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06

Ya que Cd negociado de policfa Sc toma
interes en- todo, deseariamos conocer CO.
mo ha sido investigate Ell easo de YaneS.
oE que un corresponsal di6 cuenta des
atropello inaudito de que fue vicfima
ell senior Portillo de aquella iocalidad-
Creemos que Ia denuncia formuzad2
contra ei jefe de policia de aquel distrit@
es mas que suieiente para saber 4 es&as
horas el resuitado de los eargos foamn-
lados.
Esperaanos de Ia correction del iefe
Shanton tln informe acerca de los hechos
que ttenunni6 toda La prensa de La asla-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06
Ia ceSantis del ST. Vl|arny
Ell ASUNTO DE YAUCO

Esta manana nos ha sorprendidO la
notcia en- un centric de Gobierno, que
el senior Angel yillariny recientemente
nombrado jefe de segunda clase, habla
sldo slspendfdo de empleo y sueldo-
Desconocem0s los hechos, aun cuazrsfa
hay quien dice que La separation, no ss-
bemos 81 temporal definitiva, obedeee
cargos presentadOs por el segundo jefe
Ge pdicia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-06

La plaza de Guayama, 8 Parke de
Crist6bal Colon, pesar de ser una Gle
las mas bonitas de la isla, Sc encuentra
en- un estado de abandono que da pena,
pues seguramente dentro de breve item
DO sera impossible pasear por ella, debi'
do a las muchas piedras que salen en- el
paseo principal, algunas de seis y ocho
centimetros de grande.
va que nuestro Alcalde We con indi-
ferencia como Sc pierde una obra que
tantos dollars ha costado la admins
TRACTION de Guayama, creemos que ell HO-
norable Concejo Municipal pOdia orde-
mar La reparaci6n de la "Plaza Colon .,
para 10 cual bastarian doscientos metros
cfibicos de arena cernida, acilindrandO
luego los paseos, con ell rodillo del Mu-
nicipio.