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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
DECLARES FIGHTING MEN
THINK OF GOD AS CAPTAIN
DR.. W. Russell Bowir say, The, Win
Look on Rclicion With Clear
Eyes

Fighting men thinh of God as .Ne
captain OF lncir sa!Vtion. declared
Rey "; Eusseli Bow y. T.. rector
OF 81. Pauls Church las, uieh, u his
sermon on The EeEs ion OF i'iehtinr
Man"
These mon who return from overseas
VIII LOOK OIL religion and .he church
with clear, eyes and WELL demand that
old prcjudiccs give WAY 20 tn" now
vision OF service"
During the course Of hi, sermon Or
Sowic pictured GOD Is pcrsonsLMtW
6owie pictured God a. a personni. d,iv.
ing force directing His work cru
sader leading Ills followers INTO a new
era And as the mcn WHO fought for
freedom IN France were hound ru-
Sethcr because they wc." nghtme tor
a great cause. were living lives ol sim
cerity and fellowship ana saw their
IDEALS incarnated ~ mcu. so Should the
members OF al churches unite for
greater service. declared py Bowie
DR. Bowie's sermon Last night was
me Hfth IN the ~ -. -pcsiui s"r.
mons he has bccI- -. = ching ON topic.
relating TO I'll" war .1,r bis ,r'uru
from France as chaplain If .hr IT
cure unit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
Notes of Interest,"

W'sS FFHcc West, daughicr OF Judcc
ana MIS-, jesse +. West, who has been
eisa&ed IN War work, is reported a.
u! OF pneumonia IN Washington. T. -
!. !. Johnson, secretary and treas
uI"r Of The Banking, Trust ana Mort
shE" COMPANY Of this city. has resigned
.lh' position 10 ACCEPT Il like ono with
company The Petersburg institution
ma. taken over the aGcncy Of the E0uit-
;"h!c Lie Assurance Society Of the
United states
Or. Aphonso Smith mead OF the de
phrtm"nt of English. at The United
states Nava! academy, delivered his
zee, ufc 81 ku! iur ". Christianity" this
AFTERNOON Al the Tahb street Prcsby-
.LI'hm church, under The auspices Of
the y. NJ. g. y
y i'nc new Hudson sevcn-passcng,y
"!as. proprietor OF The peac. pas.au.
r"ht IN sycamore street was stolen
irOm his garaGc lasr niphi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS
Harry Lauder Hero Today.

The practice inaueurated ny Harry
Lauder. during his last visi, 10 the
uniten States OF briefly addressing the
audience at the close of his diversified
Song program, is Still adhered to-
Lauder. who VIII be heard in num-
Der OF new songs, as well as tho most
lopulsr OF the old ones at the
Ncadc!nN Today. matinee and night
rance. where he entertained the sol
ers-Iommies. lanks and Ladies
from ilcn-often in the face OF shell
hrc. lie saw many tragic things. and
the death OF his own son at the hama.
OF Hun Sniper brought more than a
touch OF pathos into his own life bu.
with mis- natural sense OF humor he
also saw the human comedy OF the SOL
dier's Lille. and many of the stories he
tens or his experiences and theirs are
described a irrcsstibly funny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
.rnrIor. Bedroom aud Bath"

y. II. W God : fresh nippant, fa.C!ca
iroiIC, 'i'arlor. bedroom and Bath.
Will be the attraction at the Academy
tomorrow ana Wednesday and Wcdncs-
Jay matinee. "Parlor. Bedroom and
Bath - one of the witticst comedies
mat has struck Richmond in 4 long
lImc
As an eN-chorus girl who becomes a
SCSlci% editor and the woman in the
case, i:da Luke tnn has breezy role
thai gives her great opportunities ior
sans pToJeclion and c!ownng ana she
certainly makes good of both The
plot is centcred around ihc young nus
band. who is compelled 10 live up to
ms !eputa ton as q Don Juan in order
10 retain his wifc'S affections.
Homer barton plays the part o. the
inAoccnt husband. without any mind
Of his own incapable ot doing any
lEinG Of mis- own free VIII, Frank
Mootc. 4 friend OF the husband. vino
tries 10 nA matters UP. plays his part
excellent. Ryder kcane is :, brilliant
Juvenile and Arthur Sherwood does :.
splendid De!lhop Characterization
other Women Of the play include Mar
Suerite McNully. who PLAYS the part
o! a child wife. and is a dainty little
actress and Nioiet Barney, who plays
lie role OF the lovablc vic, typica |!
comedy character.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
HAZING Is RULED DOWN
AT RICHMOND COLLEGE
student IoNcrnmcm t>>urintiou Votes
RESTITUTION tSnust Rough
Practice.

irc student governments association
OF tHvh!nond college has adopted rcso
!ntonS to abolish haainc The faculty.
drought The matter before the student
BODY some Tine ago tor their considers
,s"h ana committee Was appointed.
to iraW' resoiu ns K. - o'Hricm.
Newton. the four class presidents. con
Stitutcd the committee selected by
'roSidrn, " ~ Eyiamd. OF the student
Council. Their recommendations were
of = nature hat marks Il stou rorwar d
a lGchmond collcru
hy r,s"iutions apnly 20 al! forms
vSSentias class rules. In the frs, place
they provide for - carnival Of fun ON
one afternoon during he first week OF
each session. at which tim" the Fresh
man Will he initiated not hazcd .\ftcr
taai certain necessary rules which
appi\ 70 all alike Will give the new
permit him he freedom OF self de-
iermnat!uu. There will be no indi-
N'Gua feature 10 the system
= also stipulated IN the proposal
Tor The appointment OF a Welfare Com
lnlt'"c 81 three, one from each Of the
nbprr classes. TO act as an executive
r"unri! tor he Iteration ot all
"ilcns,S committed in violation OF said
rules. When thought proper and nee
rcSSarN This committee will report
cases under observation 10 the student
I0Ntrn'neh} association Tor its consid-
The proposcd plan now awaits the
decision OF tho faculty as TO whether
~ meets The needs OF The situat!nn
There may hc one or two minor adiust
lnvnis 20 be made IN tho harmonic end
or or the tarnltN and student bodies 10
.5thhiiSH proper conditions ~ the local
This plan has NOT hitherto been tried
o.. rNl mas met with considcral lie
: su ,,, IN oiher Wei rated COLLEGES
OF IA" difficulties OF n. Old system
''"' preserve i3e Good features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
COLONEL GOES TO WORK
AS CLERK UNDER WOMAN
Finds u Much Easier 10 Take Orders
From Her Than lie Would
From Man.

LONDON. March a-Thc long war
which has developed women and keep;
men away from business is turning up
some tricks of shutlicd social posi-
ton
II enlisted when l was eighteen,
wrote an officer. When | left the
army three weeks ago held the rank
oi colonel
I've never had any business expert
cncc. and visions OF y fruit barrow or
small general shop cropped M. 4 bank
kindly offered me clcrkship start
ed my Job last week. and found TO my
JOY that the head Of my department,
Was charming young lady. Just at
first I'll ind Il easier to take !nstruc-
tions from her than would from q
mere man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
FEW STREET CAR TICKETS
OF CHEAPER VARIETY LEFT
Majority OF People Are Paying Cn,h
tnrc> Instead OF Si1-For-a-
Quarter "Ducats,"

Tickets of the siN-for- quarter va
ricty. which were plentiful in Rich
'nond previous TO the recent increase
IN street car fares, arc becoming rarcr
each day and Il il believed that the loss
which the Virginia Railway and Power
company feared because OF people Law
ing in supply will he ncEliSiblc
pic as were expected made preparations
70 tidc over the loan year OF increased
iarcS ana those who did purchased
tickets n small quantities
AS showing tho small number of
tickets now being used. a register on
ono OF tue street cars yesterday showed
tWcntN-tour cash fares and ono ticket
Another showed eighteen cash fares
and two tickets and another eighteen
caSh iarcS and three tickets. At this
rate II is believed tina; after two weeks
tckctS OF the old order VIII be as
scarce in Richmond AS cash fares were
ur 70 the fatctul ST. Valentines DaV
when the increase went into effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
TEARING OUT MACHINERY
AT THE HOPEWELL PLANT
Ri"hmonh Man In Pctcrsburr IIo>pituI
suffering From Accidental
Gun Wound.

PETERSBURG. VA March 81,
stated that Il force OF l.0uo or T. 200
men Is now employed at The Du Font
plant at iiopeweii in removing the old
munitions machin ry and arranging tor
the new equipment 10 be used in M
manufacture oil chemicals u will
probably be several months before the
new plant Will bc in full operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
PRICES OF C|CARE TIES
AGAIN BUMPED UPWARD
Tag" Smokers Discuss Increase of
From 3 to Cents Per
Package.
RETAILER DOUBLES HIS PROFIT
Figures Show Sellers of Tobacco
Raise Cost To Consumer and Gain.
Government Tax and Expensive
Labor Cause of New Rates.

" Mar made smokes" popular. 30
now Will /; make them expensive In
town these days the principal topic
of conversation between men is the
prize OF cigarettes For, in almost all
Of the shors. prices have already scared
IN anticipation Of the coming incrCa Scd
internal revenue tax
',Fass' that hitherto have sold Tor
- dine, now 20 TO - cents: those that
sold for IL 20 to 20: the more elegant
That sold for 20 now require ;wu bits
everywhere the explanation - war
iaA Ia 1916 the government added
Sl"5 TO the 81 per Loco II air. aiy
Imposed upon cigarettes Tic ~ We
nue. bill imposes an additional q. ccr =
rounding the total tax on: to So Deal
crS point. too. TO the Increased cost
Of labor. and to tho practically 100
pcr cent increase in cost Of tobacco.
SNOkEtS PLEAD l.OGIC
or DEALERS ~ wRONt.
Smokers plead, however tina; some
OF the logic OF tho dealers defense
falls away before investigation Of the
ihcts In 1915 and 1916 ono Of the
sold by the Wholesaler for Sc rcr / 900
The retailer sold them at II cents for
a package of twenty. Nf;cr tho first
advanced the price TO SIS The retailer
moved it up to 20 cents "a package
When the covcrnmcnt stuck on tho
last >? cents. the Wholesaler went it
<i.4o. The retailer. playing the game TO
finish. now sticks on another nickel
making making The price - cents tor the
PACK aSe that could bc bought for -
cents TWO years ago.
RETAILER DOUBLES
PROFIT N TWO YEARS
When the retailer was buyiuc his
Cigarettes at 81 a thousand and selling
ihcm AT 10 cents q package of twenty
nc was selling them for $50 ana
max ing a profit of sl.50 a thousand
" hen the Wholesaler boosted them to
cents. he was selling them Tor $40 a
thousand. making s. instead o: $40.
Now. SINCE the Wholesaler has boosted
Ihcrn 10 500 q thousand and he is
selling package for - cents he j.
selling them for Sl2.50 a thousand
ana making a profit OF So exactly
donoIe the profit he was makin: when
inns merry game began.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03

:, Inc KY. ". :. Leakc pastor OF Tie
iiopew.ii Baptist Church and formerly
pastor OF the Yves; End BAPTIST church
~ TINS city, went 10 Richmond ycs,er-
gay l" tahe the instcur treatment. \
few days ago Ny. Lcakc was hjttcn IN
the leg by dog that he owned The
animal was Killed and the head sent
=" w dshihSton Tor expert examinations
ne report Was returned yesterday tina,
the doc had rabies. and as Il matter
o! precantion Nh Leakc a, once dc.
cld"d :" iakc the pastcur treatment. to
tNUtu poSSlhle rNil cffccts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
MOTOR CAR Is PRESENTED =
PASTOR By CONGREGATION
fIcy. Finley :. Gibson Receives Gif, %,
hnniScrsnry Gf Coming
TO Richmond.

Rev Finley : Gibson pasior of
Grace Street Baptist Church nance.
forth VIII make his calls .u nifty
automobile.
This was made possible ycaerdsy.
when, az 4 tokrn OF their love and a.
.cenl members OF his eouEr...iini,
presented tho car along vit robc
and gloves TO match
The occasion was the Qrat arr!NrI
gary OF the pastors coming TO IN.
church. which yesterday was pa,l,d
with admirers OF ihc nLnL--o-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03

Gentry, who & ives his address
as i"' North Eleventh Street. Richmond
Is III the Petersburg Hospital suffering
from an occidental wound self iniiict.
ed Mr.. Gentry occupied a room in
t.hst laDb street, ana on Friday. while
N iho act OF removing cartridges
from his pistol. one Of them cot caught
N tho weapon and exploded. the bullet
went through the calf OF his Icy caus.
ing painful wound. Hc is resting
wei! at the hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
Chaplain VIII Preach.

Rev. Marvin Dean u y l.tci,rl~
returned from ovorSeae service az
chaplain. viii preach tonich. at TAB
arnacic Baptist Church on How 10
Make Success Of Christian LII, Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
Martinelli Slug. To-day.

NSslSlrH Dy MhrNln MuaLc, ihr
young Russo American pianist who is
one Of the most rcccn; sensations in
the concert world Giovanni Martinci,i
will 3inE al tho auditorium tonight. be i.
fore an audience which has been dis
playing an unDrcccntcd interest in his
coming. Tho rorEram tina; he viii give
has been arnusinE much favorable.
comment in musical circles hero. i'm .
GLIDING, as II does. some OF his bcs.
known operate numbers and also a
Eroup OF popular English songs. Tho
concert is scheduled to begin AT S.i5
and Celeste Aida" Is tho FRS, nura :.
Der OF the program. Mr.. Martincil!.
ACCOMPANIED by Marvin Maazel and
Emilio RoXas his accompanist arrived
in the city last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
SAYS THE LAW PERMITS
FRAGRANT Nv t>In\s

night. Commemorative Attorney Wise
said that the law on thu suhjcci OF
Sunday closing permitted those who
conscicntiouslY observed Saturday as
their Sabbath 10 conduct ;hcir bus;-
ness on sunday. Otherwise nothing
could be sold which was not used Tor
necessary OF charitable cud
II am IN favor Of the amendment
OF the law Il nov stands So Auat
ii will compel all t" close on sunday
except those exempt by The clause pro
vidinE for the sale Of articles OF ne.
costly and charity. declared Mr..
Wise. Tho la rs j, now stands per.
mits Of nasrant evasion, AMI thIS
should he checked. ann ahtolut.fy
opposed to any SUNDAY selling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
NUMBER OF CASUALTIES
Is 1877; F0RTY-SEVEN DIE
'"o Nrc MISSING and SIX Killed in
Nch"h on Western Front; Nine
Died of Wounds,

4" .Nstil NGroN March 2-Casualty l.t,
~ GUY today by tho Committee on Public
im"rninti"u show = total OF ~ c.sv,i,,c ..
H,NiuiH as follows missing in action ,wn
NIh;H IN action. SIN. died Of wounds nine
I'I from accidents and other causes siS
Wn, "' disease, 'wcnty-siX; wounded So
IirElnians and North Caiolini.ns in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
My sammy Girl" Friday.

y miiltarN love Stor. wiki mus!t.
lively recent days III the style Of pla y
writing. hi!r"y & B.iiton have en- :
listed The services of Mis- Madeline:
t.icre Tor the ;itlc role OF My Sammy
Girl" Miss Lcfcre is Il younc ana
versatile actress with u most plea SING
personality. The young .ady is sup.
ported by 4 clever company and a large
chorus that is exceptionally capable.
which assists IN helping make popular
Tie score OF catchy muSica. aulr ocrs
IL which ;hc piece ahounds
The one special hit in the musical
line is a number called The P.ettv
Little kcl!crman Girls" in which the
Cainty little ladies are Eowncd In some
o. the Smartcst and most popular O..
INC latest things in the way OF bath =
lnG suits The number is headed by
Miss I.cferc. who i cncascd in "a suit
similar 10 the one worn by Annette
kcl!crman in her swimming cXhib: =
tions. My sammy Girl" is hooked for
the Academy Friday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03

Comedy and sensation are the ami
mating features of tho new show with
which the week opens at the Lyric
today. one of tho best dramatic novel
ties given 10 he vaudeville stage in
recent years IL among the attractions
II IS the Lewis and Gordon product ion
Of the morality comedy. The Mirror
The presenting cast is the same seen
III the Keith theatcrs in New York
this winter. headed by Alfred H. White.
former dramatic star. The piece is
Handsomely and effectively staged
Harry ELLIS. tho Soldcn-voiccd tenor
late OF the cast of Watch Your STEP"
and Dcna Caryl. coincidence and dan.
Seusc viii offer Il smart variety fro!ic
in which they display their varied
talents as entertainers. The rlckfords
novelty artists. have an original cXhi-
bition Of Juggling and comedy. Fred
fcnton and Sam Fields. merry minstrel
men, Will offer a rollic!linG knockabout
niger" act, with songs and dances
Then there is ErfordS Sensation -
which. as the name implies is IA thrill
Ter. two girls and a man appearing in
Il series OF dangerous and difficult mid
air stunts. With the new show will
come new motion pictures. including
the latest releases of the Pathc News
Service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03

IL You Want u iiiEh-CInns Position
use the Help Wanted ADS In The Times
hI3patch, because they are read by
zig business men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
The Confederate Museum

Open DAILY from . \. NJ. TO = NJ
Saturdays y. NJ. TO y. NJ
TWELFTH ASp CLAY STREETS
.tDM lSSlON. 25c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
DIED or DISEASE.

Private
v4i,e I ,Irnnm ir, ,:Y y e., ~:
Captain.
>"rnc t"bt:t g.; Raleigh, y. /
Lieutenant.
noon 80" iians.li; WimirstVn, y. c.
PriNatCs.
LINN fitI II !; China Grove y &
N'L"ur'm i'nry.y =: ,Fayctt:y.!!e. y c.
Lieutenant.
Mitchell John g: Whitmcl!, Va
Private.
wa NnGb GT Dr:nE SiNISTGTTiti,
PREVIOUSLY HEPORTED DIED or
DISEASE.
Private.
h'LnIn IS AGT!oS GREyioISLY RE.
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY)
Corporal.
cha liners. Tom e.. Raleigh, y, e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-14
voCEs AJENAs

En- cumplimiento de los deberes que
n'os iUpone nuestro ''prcspecto," ofre-
cemss nuestras columnas los intelec-
.dales del pals que necesita, mas que
nrnca, de Ia cooperation de sus hom-
bres pensadores para que el pueblo re-
ciba Ia mas completa information po-
sible acerca de su problema politico.
seran acogidas todas las ideas refe-
rentes al estudio de todos los aspec-
tos en- que pueda plantearse nuestrc
Status y, por consiguiente, los parti-
darios de todas las soluciones tendran
igual derecho o mandarnos sus traba-
jos. Estos SO publicaran con la fir
ma de sus autores, sin cuya condici6n
no les daremos cabida.
Creemos innecesario decir que, dada
la fndole de este pri6dico y la cul.
tura de los eseritorcs que deseen pres
tar su valioso concurso, no aparece-
ra ninguna Erase que pueda mortifcar
pcrsonalmente ninguno de los man
tenedores de los principles que puedan
exponerse debatirse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-14
GoB1EENo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAnGENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEGoCIADo DE oBRAs PUBLICAs
ANUNcIo DE sUBAsTA
San Juan, P. R., Abril 9, 1919.

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra Ia adjudication en- p1blica subasta
del suministro, medida y entrega de
100000 metros clbicos mas menos de
piedra triturada, para ser acopiada en-
Las carreteras insulares durante Ell afio
ccon6mico 1919-192O Sc recibiran en-
esta ofcina hasta la 1:45 p. M. del dia
de Mayo de 1919, en- que Sc abriran y
leeran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta ofcina, donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- el contrato, y podran recoger
los hcitadores los modelos de PROPOSE
clones que han de presentar.
La administration SO reserva el dere-
cho de fechazar cualquiera todas las
proposiciones, y ell de adjudicar ell con-
trato baio otras consideraciones dis
tintas de las del precio.
Guillermo Esteves.
Advt Comisionado.
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Continuation de Ia pagina 81

ConCnuaclO0 ue Ia paS1ua %
600, Y que afecta no solo la Compa-
MIA v los obreros sino al gobierno y al
comercio en- general, casi no Sc lie ha
dado importancia alguna la misma.
Como usted esta familiarizado con
los altos circulos financieros de New
York acaba de rcgresar de aquela
plaza, podrfa informarnos cual es su
opinion con respecto de nuestra azil
car en- conexion con los compradores
americanos Y 10 que ustcd piensa res
pecto una possible baja del dulce,
despu6s de la paz?
--ReSpecto del aziIcar, mo estoy muy
familiarizado con esta industria, pero
mi juicio Ell azlcar seguira teniendo
muy buen precio por uno o dos amos
mas. Esto dependera mucho de como
sc desenvuelva Ia actual situaci6n de
Europa. 81 &c hace 10 paz en- I'm pc
riodo de dos tres meses y las nacio-
mes Europeas vuelven a su vida normal
acknowledgements aquellas que han sido
SIduu6c pkOuuCbOkdS uc d1uGdL CEbdAdAA
en- condolences de volver producer en-
csc periodo dc tempo, y como Ell pre-
clio de un articulo depende de la de-
manda del mismo es indndable que 81
la production aumenta ell precio mis-
mo vuelve su estado normal, aunque,
mi juicio, nunca tan bajo como en-
tes dc la guerra, debido aumentos
de jornales en- todas parties del mundo
asi como al alto costo de la vida. !.
-5Ha dido usted decir que Sc pien-
Sc declarar puerto hbre a San Juan?
NADIA puedo indicarle respectooal
puerto de San Juan.
-ICuando piensa usted regresar a
New York2
Respecto a mi regreso New York
no puedo indicarie el dia exacto, pro-
bablemente sera durantc Ell mes dc Ma
yo.
~ una pregunta para terminar.
Tengo entendido, que las conferencias
no Sc han dado por terminadas todavia
5Celebraran nstedes alguna nueva pa
IA tratar de Iegar un acuerdo?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-14

nor Benedicto. TesorsFo de Puerte ~
co. a nombre de Ia Comirl6n Coniumsa
dc festejos de Ia Legislature. con 81
objsto dc obtcucr el nombramisusc Eel
Licdo. Pablo Berga. secretaF.o De =
comisi6n del seryieio Puiglieo. pafa
igual pucsto con Ia Comaisn - fssts.
Jos aludida. Fl scfor Banoalsts CO
su proverbiai cortesia. eampiaclo ~ ss.
nor Guerra ofreci6 sus busues oaeios
para coopcrar en- todo 10 qus fuera uae.
hester.
A nombre de Ia Comisi6n Contunfa
dc Ia Legislature cstuvieFon - Il 60.
pacho del Comisionado del interior -
sefores Guerra -Mondrag6n y Bsrxs %
ra gestionar tode 10 concsrnients 81
decorado de Ia CamaFa durants bea ae-
tos ohciales one habran Dc celehrsEas
pronto en- ella dursnte Il permanemeis
de los Representatives. De los Estados
Unidos en- Puerto Rice Ei seaor Este.
YES se encontraba sn II rsia. sn asua-
tos ofciales; pero 81 sur. .comisionado.
sefor Bcnitcs. rccsbi6 los visitantss
encargando : los sehorst Bran y Rpi.
dan del arreglo de los saiones ds i r..
gislatwra.
Con motive de Ia pr6xima visits ds
los Representatives. de los Estados Uni.
dos Ia repfssa del oaayabai - gaa-
na Diaz. SC acsiva. por Il Departamsu-
20 del Interior. II reparaci6n dei caml.
no quo eonducc 4 paraie Tan hsrmose.
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Los feStejOS que Sc pTOparan
en- honor de los COngTeslstas

Los senores Miguel Guerra MOndra-
gon y Manuel +. Rossy yisitaron al
Auditor, en- union del Tesorero dc la
Isla. con el I'm de recabar cl nombrs-
miento de un oficial pagador dc la Co.
mission Conjunta dc la Legislature cue
esta organizando los festejos los illus.
tres Representatives. dc los Estados Uni
dos que pronto scrkn huespedes del
pals.
FL Auditor accedi6 gustoso y nom
bro a don Pedro Juan Costa, odcial
pagador dc la Comisi6n Conjunta.
Sabemos que tantO el vice-presidcn-
te de nuestra Camara como el ''lca-
DER de La minoria salieron altamentc
satisfechos de la cortesia del Auditor
y dol Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
La Comisi6n de festcjos de Ia Lcgis.
latura ha nombrado a los sefiores ''Pa-
bio Berga Jose j. Acosta, Secreta-
rio sub-secretariO, respectivamcnte
de la misma. No han podido ser mas
aceptados estos nombramientos.
Entire las festas que el Casino de
Puerto Rico dara las scfioras Y seiio-
ritas que prOnto llegaran al pals con
la Comisi6n de Representatives. de los
Estados Unidos, fgura una partida dc
bridge Ell Casino regalara tres es-
plendidOs premiOs las damas vence.
doras. Muy grata es csta nota gentil
galante de la Directiva.
Ell senior Guerra -Mondragdn. vice
presidentc dc la Camara, visito al Sc