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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-28
HlIlE55yoers .tls GALE

fensa que usted dignamente hace del
pals
Siempre que Ell pueblo de Puerto Ri
co cuente con ciudadanos de su tenn
pie, marcharan de acuerde, en- todos
los 6rdenes, las distintas cuestiones de
nuestra amada isla.
De usted alto. y S. S.
AMERICA DIEPPA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-28
BALE EN- BAYAMoN

Don Francisco Viejo, presiden-
tie de la "Colonia Espanola" de
Bayam6n, nos invita- para ell gran
baile de con6anza que Sc verifca-
ra ell dia siete de diciembre Ell con
memoraci6n a la Purfsima Con-
cepci6n EN- los salones del Centre.
Agradecemos la cortesfa.
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EsTuD1os coMERo1ALEs

Garantizamos ensefiar por correo por
dos d6lares mensuales: Curse de Tene
dor de Iibros, So; Curse Complete de
Contabilidad Mercantil, $18; Curse Ia
quigrafia Gregg Pitman, $14. Mande
sellos pidiendo informes de la Fajardo
Commercial and Language School, San
Juan. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-28
Ell CASO DE LA FLORALINA

Aver el juez Santos dicto senten-
cia en- el importante case del Pueblo
de Porto Rico vs. "Sucs. de L. Villa
mil Coz, en- el cual Sc acusaba =
la referida Succession de una violacion
a la seccion 81 de la ley de Arbitrios
Y los condeno pagar una multa de
$4,000 y las costas.
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FIESTA EN- HUMACAo

Esta noche, de 10 Sc celebrara
en la plaza pdDlica de Humacao, una
magnffca fiesta, bajo los auspicios de
IA Crrz Roja Juvenil.
Concurriran muchas personals de
los pueblos limitrofes.
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PoR UsAR MALAs MEDIDAs

En- Corozal, Juan de JESUS Marrero,
fue condenado dos d6lares de multa
y las costas por' usar, para ajustar eli
precio de la recogida del cafe sus
trabajadores, un decalitro roto con e.
fondo arreglado sad hoc''..
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MUY IMPORTANTE

va puede usted obtener retratos de
arte v!sitando la Fotografia Ferreras,
San Francisco Az Ell sefior Ferreras lie
atendera personalmente. Advt.
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POLICTA URBANO.

La Asamblea Municipal design6 en-
su presupuesto una partida para La
plaza de un policia urbano, que pres
tara servicios en- la pobiaci6n siendo
sus deberes la conservation del orna-
to pdblico.
Ahora, como quiera que este SER
vicio requiere debida atenci6n, Ell vir-
tud del abandono cue existe en- ell or
nato, es de sumo interes que la persona
que ha de ser nombrada para desempe-
aar este cargo, cunpla extrict3men-
te cen sus deberes, hacienda cumplir
las ordenanzas para la buena conser-
vacion del ornate publico
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COMMERCIAL

Nos participa don Di0scorides
Rivera, que ha comprado el acti-
vo Y pasivo de la mercantil 81.
Mejias y Co" de esta plaza, dedi-
candose a los mismos negocios e..
Su anteceSOr.
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Sc Trio DE UNA GUAGUA

En- el puente de San Antonio, Rafael
con, que viajaba en- la guagua de
Julio Sanchez, Sc tir6 del vehiculo, misn
tras este estaba EN- movimiento, reci-
biendo varias contusiones en- la cara y
en- distintas parties del cuerpo. -
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LIE D1ERoN oTRAs MED1c1NAs

Juan Feliciano Sc intoxico con amo-
niaco. Debido a una imprevisi6n de
su esposa, Feliciano tomo dicho veneno,
EN- lugar de la medicina que lie recetara
el medico de Benefcencia. Feliciano Sc
encuentra grave en- Ell Hospital.
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Doha CARMEN S. De scHETT1N1

En- su residencia dc Puerta de TERRA
Sc encuentra recluida en- CANA la pres
tigiosa dana doiia Carmen S. de Schet-
TIM, digna esposa del captain Schettini.
Que recupere pronto su salud son nues-
tros mas vivos deseos.
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El COmisionadO de Educacion y la Ley
Municipal.

Miller nj ell Sr. nj ell Sr Bonner, nj nng1n
aC y~1ncO, pueden esta merced de acusaciO-
que presenta pueblo sartas de
a-,., que los fuegos articiales
cualquea entdad que resue al la
do Ley uicpa de ella, quereos acepar que
de buenos deseos nspirada la
aIa queremos admitr este pusada por rencores
i po lravesuras poiticas. es
En supuesto ell final hemos de
suponer pbco preferntemente crteo
aluSl quen sehaIa responsible respeta
Ley Municipal necesaro que opinion odos los da
necesaos para omar ucio soamente parte de
elos.
-lEs que I'd. Sc ha cOOcado frente a la Administration
Municipal negando pago de los suedos de los comisionados
hauncpaIes de instruction?
e Comsonado auoriz6 hacer estas manifestacio
que vaciamos da pubIcdad porque hay que
aceptara hay presentar pruebas para rechazaas
Nos dios que colocado frene las Administrator
Munpaes sno al ado del pueblo veando por ntere
ell cumpimiento de deber.
Cue la Ley Municipal ha de exo puede
permtr que nngida al que atahea los fon
los escoares.
que que conoci6 la opinion del Attorney
del Auditor de presupuesto San
pero enfatcamente que Educa
c6n Iamado participar dcha opinion la Asambea
Municipal.
que legislatures mpIanta-
c6n de la ley conseo Eecutivo auorzando dicho
cuerpo para dictar los regIamentos necesaros
Que SoLAMENTE de los sueIdos comisio
cUENTRAN LOS DEMAs CoMIsloNADos MUNcIPALEs.
De que este conIicto "ocaizado' Ina-
instruction. sino UN coNFLIcTo GENERAL RE-
LAcloNADo CON ToDOS LOS cOMISIONADOS MUNcIPALES.
ISe dando cuenta Ell p1bIco de la situaci6n?
artfcuo SO de la Ley Municipal dice ell Sr.
Miller que ell consejo Executive promuIg6 la rega 49,
Es pues hecho que la Legislature autozo al Consec
Executive para dctar la RECOMMENDATION que uzgara opoa
al ega este puno asegur6 Ell Sr. Miller que los Re-
gamentos del Executive fueron emdos los Mncpos que
dos copas fueron envadas de los Presdente
Juntas escoIares ell % de Octubre.
aiado ell S Miller: que entonces Presdente de la
Junta Escoar de San Juan ecb6 dchos regaentos
cue hoy Consonado Municipal Instruction.
qaerc aace aparocsr responabe la Ley
Municipality reganentos del conseo Executive fueran
tos soamente reveados NIL Tano la obligation de la
Asambea Municipal del concejo de Administration
la ley los regamentos del conseo Ejectvo del comsc
nado de Edcacon Ignore los motives haan tenido
po alto las dsposciones egaes sobre Yaun
conociendo la ley absolute la gnoanca ley pue
de aegar defensa
Ell Sr. Miller sostiene que devoIver apro-
bac6n ha hecho otra que cmpr
Ia ley votada aprobada la AsambIea legislative de Puerto
Rico
Cree tamben ell comsonado de Educaci6n que existen
seIdos mas de los cuae abrga dudas del e
nedor de ibros ell del Inspector de edifcos.
Este ell expuesto sin frases dras gtos pat6
ticos, sin ruidos de cascabees.
nadie puede negar derecho de recibir bueno
argunentos.
81 eos exsten, queda remedio que de
arregar las sin eectismos nj geas
JOSE CoRDILS.
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CONCURSO DE PENSAMTEN-
EN- HORMIGUEROS

Margot Rodriguez, 284; Narci-
sa Rivera, 200; Maria Monserrate
Rodriguez, 10; Mercedes Ponce,
% y Maria Sep1lveda, 16.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-28

GQue pasa en- las escuelas piblicas de
la ciudad? Esta es la pregunta que Sc
hace todo ell mundo. Sc nos dice que
Sc lie exile obligatoriamente a los alum
nos contribuir con 25 cntavos para los
fondos de la Cruz Roja.
Claro esta que este no tiene NADIA de
particular pero, / y los ninos que no
tienen dinero? Ah! pues hay que lie
varlo de todos modos por encima dc
todas las circunstancias.
Llamamos la atencion al Inspector de
Escuelas acerca de esta anomalia, que
estd redundando en- perjuicio de los po-
bres padres de familia.
Ell CoRRESPoNsAL.
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''PICAPLEITos',

jNo po.ria Ell juez del tribunal mu-
nicipal barrer con la escoba grande
los 'Picapedreros' que Sc han intro
ducido, que durante las horas de
juicio, buscan por medios maquiave-
licos sacarle una peseta a un infeliz
o al ignorante9
Basta de "Picapedreros' a ira
bajar en- Ell corte de la cana, 81 no
tienen otra ocupaci6nl
Ell CORREsPoNsAL.
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LA sAL1bA DEL 4APoR rH
EMANUEL cALvo'

Ell vapor manuel Calvo'', salio ell
dia % de Cadiz para las 1slas Cana
rias y Puerto Rico.
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PARA LAS vICTIMAS DE LAS
INUNDACIONES EN- ESPANA

Estado de Ia cuestacion iniciada por
Ell Consul de Espana INFERNO, don Jose
M. Lomba:
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ESPECTACUIOS

CINE LUNA. Matinee y noche
Estreno del precioso drama en-
cinco parties, interpretado por la
celebrada actriz Alice Brady, Una
Mujer SOla =.
CINE REAL Estreno de los emo
cionantes episodios Z, 8 y 9 Gle la
serie ''El Misterio del Millionaire
Carter
CINE NORMA.-Los episodios 10,
II Y Il de la serie titulada "El
Misterio del Millionaire Garter"
CINE PUERTO RlCO.-A bene-
ficio del Hogar Infantil Sc eXhi-
bira la gran cinta El senor Le-
cacq, ell crimen de la poSada :,
VICTORY GARDEN, Gran be-
neficio de Maria Severini. La Nj
ia Moderna !, por la gentil artis-
Ia couplets'' por Cid, y la rum
ba "Las Bribonas". Sc exhibira,
asimismo, la hermosa production
por Stewart Holmes, Amor y
tango :"
CINE TRES BANDERAS.- Estre
no de la cinta dramatica en- dos
parties. El Terror del Desierto"
y los episodios ance Y doce de la
notable serie Maciste Liberia
DOR.
! TEATRO BELIOGRAPH. Episo
dios once Y doce de la serie Ell
MISTERIO DEL SILENCIO.
TEATRO VARIEDADES. - El
episodio siete, del Pacto de Tres !,
acompailado de la notable produc-
ciGn dramatica "Burladores Bur-
ladoSN. p0r Moreno GLAND.
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DESDE SAN GERMAN
81 ILUsTRIs1MA WN. A. JONES

81 ILUSTRIS1MA WN. A. JONES
Hemos tenido la grata satisfaction
de recibir la vista, aunque por POGO
tempe; sde. tan digno sprelado.
San German, centro de la religion
,cat6ica, sintio verdadero, placer al
yer por Gus. Gales sonriente y carita-
two al que en- no lejana epoca estuvo
bastante delicado de salud. Nos ale
gfamos.
Ell CIRCULO DE RECREO
Sc nos ha informado que anoche
Sc reunio la dfrectiva de dicho centro
social, y fua aprobado el comienzo
de la temporada de bales de agui-
naldo. Sc fila la fecha para el 9 de
diciembre.
D. RAFAEL GARCIA CABRERA
Ell alto empleado del Banco de San
German encuentrase hien de salud.
Don Rafael sabe el respeto Y la consi-
deracion a que lie somos deudores.
Nos alegramos sinceramente.
Los CADETES DE Ell COLEGIO
DE ARTESi MECANICAS
Anoche Sc celebro, a beneficio del
grupo estudiantil, una funcion de ci-
ne. Hubo retreta por la banda del
Colegio de Agriculture, que TOGO
selectas pleas. La funci6n estuvo
concurrida, 10 que ha demostrado ell
interes que nuestro pueblo demues-
ira por ell progreso educativo.
ARBOR DAY f'
Preparanse para este dla grandes
fiestas en- los distintos salones de
classes. Habra musica recitaciones.
CLASSES PARTICULARS PARA
MAESTROS RURALES
Celebranse todos los sabados, de
1.30 a 5. Reciben instruction en- todas
las materias reina tai entusiasmo
que hay cerca de 40 maestros de Sa-
bana Grande, Lajas y San German.
realicen sus ideales.
Ell CoNVENTo DE La coNCEp-
CION.
Han empezado las novenas en- ho-
nor la Virgen Milagrosa. Estan
muy concurridas.
Ell cUERPo' DE BoMBERos
FL domingo las 5. y en- la plaque
la de Santo Don1ingoL reunieronse
1arios bomberos, dirigidos por don
Miguel Torres Lebron, jefe de dicho
Cuerpo. :
Sc dedicaron la limpieza y ARE
glo de los utensilios.
DESAS Y MEDIDAss
Hemos recibido un informe, de don
sstefano Gregory, ceIoso inspector
lei mencionado ORGANISING, en- ell que
e demuestra la laboriosidad, ell cello
la exquisite puleritud con que cum
lie su cometido el expresado seflor.
Reciba nuestros parabienes.
Ell CORRESPoNsAL
'APEL DE TEcHAR dc todas las cla-
Dog, tiene la
FERRETERIA MERINo
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Elementos pertenecientes al partido
socialista tratan de fomentar una gran
huelga agricola con motive de aproxi-
marse la zafra. Sabemos, no obstante,
que los duefios de centrales han he
cho muy buenas ofertas los trabaja-
dores, actitud cue viene a destruir la
propaganda de los agitadores sempiter-
nos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-28

Ell inspector de Pesas v Medidas Sc
nor Rentas denuncio al industrial Fran
cisco Gregory por haber vendido una
libra de gandules con 60 gramos menos
de peso uno de sus clientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-28

Por hurto mepor fueron conducidos
g presencia de la Corte Juvenil los me-
rores dc edad Francisco y Esteban Gin
tron.
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Los jefes de los departamentos mu-
nicipales enviaran de IN momento a
otro las ternas Gle los candidates para
empleos pdblicos.
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DESDE PONCE
&C.

-NovIEMBRE 20
En- el quiosco propisdad de Jose Sa-
lazar, Sc desarrollo anoche un. conato
de incendio, que por fortuna fue SOTO
cado embellishments y no ocurriendo
otra cosa que la consiguiente alarma.
La policia denunci6 a. Ramon Dones
y Esteban Camacho, por infraccion
las ordenanzas municipales. Por ell mis-
mo delito fue denunciado Juan Rodrf-
guez.
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D. RAFAEL GARCIA CABRERA

El alto empleado del Banco de San
German encuentrase hien de salud.
Don Rafael sabe el respeto Y la consi-
deracion que lie somos deudores.
Nos alegramos sinceramente.
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REMEsADo DE GUAYAMA

Suma anterior
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aAPEL DE TEcHAR de todas las cla-
Dos. tiene la
FERRETERIA MERINo
Gan Juan, Advt.
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Ell CIRCULO DE RECREO

Sc nos ha informado que anoche
Sc reunio la dtrectiva de dicho centro
social, y fu5 aprobado el comienzo
de la temporada de bales de agui-
naldo. Sc fila la fecha para el 8 de
diciembre.
Evening star., 1919-04-02

The first accomplished woman en-
tomOlOEist in the world was Charlotte
de Bernier Taylor. daughter, of the
Savannah merchant who sent the first
steamship across the Atlantic.
Evening star., 1919-04-02
Just Folks
By EDGAR A: GUEST
THE GIFT OF PLAY.

Some have the gift of song and some
possess the gift of silver speech.
Some have the gift of leadership and
some the ways of life can teach.
And fame and wealth reward their
friends. in jewels are their splen-
dors told.
But in good time their favorites grow
very faint and gray and old.
But there are men who laugh at time
and hold the cruel years at bay;
They romp through life forever
young because they have the
gift of play.
They walk with children, hand in
hand through daisy fields and
orchards fair
Ncr all the dignity of age and power
and pomp can follow there:
They've kept the magic charm of
youth beneath the wrinkled robe
of Time.
And thcre's no friendly apple tree
that they have grown too old to
climb
They have not let their boyhood die.
they can be children for the day;
They have not bartered for success
and all its praise the gift Of
play.
They think and talk in terms of
youth. with love Of life their
eyes are bright
No rheumatism of the soul has rob
bed them of the worlds delight;
They laugh and sing their way along
Evening star., 1919-04-02
COL. ROOSEVELT T0SSES
HIS HAT IN THE RING
Retires From Business Connections
to Devote His Future to
Public Life.

! NEW YORK, April o-Lielt Col
Theodore Roosevelt. who has been dis
bcussed by republican party leaders in
'n'S city as a possible candidate for
president of the board of aldermen
next fall. has announced that he in
tended to follow the footsteps of his
father and enter politics.
lie declined to state however
whether the aldermanic berth would
prove acceptable to him in case he
received formal invitation to run
ior mat Office asserting that it was
/ 700 soon for him to pick his initial
Sodl. lie added that he was announc-
| lhS ms nat was in the ring" only b.
cause ne intended to retire from busi
ness and considered some explanation
necessary. His present activities he
sald' were confined to organization in
.nls country of the World War Vet
Grams Association
IN making known his intention to
retire from business Lieut.. Col
Roosevelt said he desired to devote
i himself ito public life" by which, he
sain: ne meant entering politics.
of his aspirations he said:
! They depend upon what the nubIir
WISHES me +" do. ] naturally am anx-
I iohS TO DO what work ! NAV be ca ll.d
! upon TO do in my own state-in the
state IN which my father was born
"hefe was born and where We have
! AWAY lived. Beyond that | don't So,
/ what | can say
i believe strongly in the principles
| advocated by my father: | believe
strongly in the principle Of universe
inilitary service. and | believe strong
! ly in undiiuted nationaIism."
! The business from which Col. Roosa.
| welt purposes to retire is banking. for
Evening star., 1919-04-02
Questions Not to Be Argued,

II realize the difficulties that the peo-
pie are having down there in Paris and I
have great sympathy for them, but there
are some things that they cannot argue
with me about. For example. know
We need agricultural ma chinery here in
Belgium. ! know that there is an Amer
lcan factory on the left bank of the
Rhine. which is fully equipped and has
s, sSo WORKERS and is ready to turn out
the agricultural machinery that We SO
much need I know that just over on
the other side Of the Rhine there is the
iron which these Americans would like
TO use in making machinery for the Bel
gians: | know that they cannot get it
anywhere else just now. Isn't it stupid
not to let that iron come across the
Rhine
TT is a very difficult thing to saw
that you want to buy anything from
Germany or Austria. because some
fool viii stand up and shout, There
Is German sympathizer. I think
the American general had it right in
Paris when he said to some of the
people there, You can have your re-
venge. or you can have your indem-
nifty You can take your choice You
cannot have both
Apart from any sentiments Of hu-
manity favor getting food into every
quickly as we can get it in No
we'll fed man who has good diges-
ton becomes a bolshevik 1 should
turn bolshevik myself if I had to eat
meals of spoiled meat. like the one l
had in Germany last week.
World View of Things.
The problems of reconstruction in
the United states, the problems of
new education over there, the i'm
portance of which this war has
government and of public health are
second to none anywhere. With
them will come the duty of every
good citizen to stand strongly for the
world view of things at home and
such action on the part of our gov
ernment and our people as will clinch
the fruits Of victory we have won
and make another war forever i'm
possible.
Many of my friends in Washington
are writing that it will be very tame
to me to go back to life there. Don't
you believe it for a moment Com
missioner Brownlow wrote, I know
that you have been having a hard
time of it and have worked like a
dog, but sometimes 1 think l have
been working almost as hard here
and I have to work without any gas
masks
There never will be any dull mo-
ments for me in Washington as long
as l live in the same city with Con-
Sress and all the citizens associa-
tions and as long as / have connec-
ton with the board of charities and
the board of education and other
mighty interesting and importa Mt
municipal affairs. I am taking with
me a half dozen gas masks to give
to the Commissioners and others of
my friends"
Dr. Van Schaick is closing up his
work in Belgium and early in the
present month will sail for 1.-The best
city in the world a he terms Wash
ington-
Evening star., 1919-04-02

after having been discharged from the
Army service he returned to "A Wall
street firm with which he was associ-
ated before having been appointed a
ma jor of infantry in the officers Re
serve Corps by President Wilson in
1917. Previously he had been con-
nectei with the Hartford Carpet Cor
poration Of ThotnpSouvillc. conn.
whence he went after being gradu-
ated from Harvard in 1905.
Evening star., 1919-04-02
SUICIDE ATTEMPT FAILS.

please forgive me and ! will YOU"
years old to his wife. Ella Champion.
al4 9th street. He then turned on the
gas and was near death when found
in his room at so" I'd street last night
shortly before 10 o'clock.
\ second note left by Champion
mentioned his domestic affairs, and "A
third gave his mothers address a.
GA Lexington place northeast Roy
IhurSt0r, roOmer in the hOuS-.
found Champion in time to save his
life. Champion was taken to Wash
ington Asylum Hospital
Evening star., 1919-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL, ELECTION OF on IL f.i'S
and directors Of tho Washington ~ i'rin"
nent Building Association viii II. h'!" h' w
office of the association "Wednesday. MAY
Z. 1919. Polls opcn from I" a m. To pm
J.. g. oSrEEMASER. Secretary.
TIE BENEFIT FOR THE Gtot''t WASH
fncton Memorial binding. scheduled Tor me
afternoon Of NprIl & at the E"!a>cn Th"at"r
has been postponed and new dat" VIII h'
announced later.
PUBLIC S'rENoGEAFHEE,
134 18th St Room 100.
pm. until : pm. -
CIAFIJS OPTICAL. 90. 907 ST.
Glasses made .rr all purposes.
Evening star., 1919-04-02
apartments
For Sale or Exchange

Undoubtedly the best PROPOSE
ton offered for years.
Near the New Interior De-
partment, a splenuid building.
practically new; II apartments:
renting for So,450 year; price,
S55,OOO. Would consider a large
house down town suitable for
room renting in part payment.
Washington Heights-a sub
stantial new building renting for
|S13,5OO a year; price, S85,OOO.
Can sell on small cash payment;
would take other property in
exchange.
In the fashionable Northwest,
north of Mass. Ave. near Conn.
Ave, renting for $5,o4O a year !;
price, S47,5OO; easy terms.
Have you heard of any apart
ments renting as we'll as these
do Offered at such low figures?
We doubt it. Apply for full par
ticulars and list of other apart
ment houses.
eFnNE Q eAIneav
Evening star., 1919-04-02
Entitled to Generous Treatment.

We mus n,t think that we are
coming over !,rre aud do all their
work for tt"D. hut We must think Of
them s@ people entitled peculiarly
To far. generous treatment by other
nations and then leave them to work
out their own iestinies. They can do
1t better than we can do il for them
They have just as good engineers as
Ne have in the United States They
VIII be better satisfied with Ypres If
they build ii than if we built it, but
they are passing through a mighty
difhcult time and the United States
government ought to be one, with
other governments. to continue gen
erouS loans until the Belgians can get
so far as Germany is concerned
was for war with Germany from the
moment that Belgium was invaded i
was for fighting that war with every
ounce OF energy We had ! am mighty
proud of the record We have made in
that war. Now ! am just as convinced
of the necessity of rebuilding and help
ing up and onto their feet the central
powers as | am convinced of the duty of
helping our allies. We need the work
of every pair of hands and the best
thought of every brain in the world to
help rebuild this old world The funda-
mental job is to raise lot of stuff to
eat and to make lot of stuff to wear
and to create lot of agencies to send il
around Wheat, hogs. ships and cotton
are my platform for the next two or
three years.
Evening star., 1919-04-02
LEND TO BELGIUM,
VAN SCHAiCK PLEA
Washington Official Abroad
Says Little Nation Will
Do the Rest.
REVENGE VS.. INDEMNITY
ny OLIVER OWEN KUHN.

BRUSSELS. March 15.-That the Bel
Gians. if given even a reasonable de-
gree Of assistance, will rebuild their
own country. is the statement Of Rev
nr. John Van SchaiCk. jr.. of Wash
inGton. p. C.. who, a s American COM
missioner for the Red Cross in Bel
gium, has won not only distinguished
honors. but the often-expressed graft
tude CT hundreds of thousands of peo-
pie whose suferings he and his organ
iZation have ameliorated
Give the Belgians an indemnity
says Dr. Van Schaick. give them
quick financial assistance on terms
which are not too hardin other
words. let them borrow on their in
demnity: help them with ships TO get
machinery and raw material. and the
Be!gIanS vii dc The rest