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The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-21
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The Daily Times is in receipt of a letter from Mrs. Vernie F. Abbott, formerly of Cordova, who is again re- siding at San Francisco in which the writer evinces much interest in Alas ka generally and those things affect ing this section in particular Mrs. Abbott says:
 'I cannot refrain from expressing to you how much I enjoyed an account of the ascent of Mt. Eccles by three of Cordova's young ladies, appearing in your issue of July 21st. I receive an occasional copy of the Times and al- lys read them with interest, but anything that bears on the out-of-doors as you know gives me particular pleas ure. The article referred to was writ ten by Mary Baen Wright if I remem- Der correctly and evidently she was one of the mountain climbers. Cor dOva needs a lot of energetic spirits
 
 preciation of the natural beauty of it's surroundings and to bestir it to the actual accomplishment of such trips as these, which would eventual ly lead to the building of trails or at least to the finding of paths of easier ascent so that more and more of the fo11 Nf hn 1n1 to find their enjoyment in the whole some out-of-doors%and come under the ennobling influences that are the re- ward of those who climb to the noun tain tops.
 Am also much pleased to hear of and interested in the movement to form an athletic club, which is to take up the different branches of athletic sports, including skiing. Some phil anthrOpist of Cordova ought to come forward now and build them club house with a gymnasium and a swim ming tank, particularly the swimming tank, of concrete, filled with water pumped from the bay and heated to a temperature. I should think such building could be made to pay for it's upkeep, and it's benefit to the commun- ity would be immeasurable.
 'I am enclosing some information regarding the San Francisco War Memorial which is to be built here in the near future and thought it might be interesting to your readers. At big mass meeting in May held in the Civic auditorium and by popular sub- scription over two millions dollars has
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-21
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

LOST-Bunch of keys. Please return to Lathrop Building office. 21-3t FOR SALE-Complete set of Ridpath' s History of the World Twenty-Five vol umns) bound in leather with superb finish; also set of fifteen Encyclopedia
 at bargain. Phone 188. If
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-21
RAILWAY ASSOCIATION
 URGES COOPERATION

NEW YORK, Sept. 21 (by Associa- ted Press).-Co-operation of the pub lie in meeting the nations rail trans portation requirements is asked by the Association of Railway Executives in announcing it's program to secure max imum service from existing transpor tatiOn facilities
 The association urges the co-opera- tion of the public shippers to attain:
 An average daily minimum move ment of freight cars of not less than 3 miles per day.
 An average loading of 30 tons per car
 Reduction of bad-order cars to maximum of per cent of total owned.
 An early and substantial reduction in the number of locomotives now un- fit for service.
 More effective efforts to bring about the return of cars to owner roads.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-21

Many a friend who was perfectly willing to lend you money when you had a job is hard to touch when you
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-21

CORDOVA'S LEADING STORE
Evening star., 1920-01-26
PAGEANT BY WORKERS
Government Hotel Residents to An
pear at Forum.

Woman employees of the government
living at the government hotels will
present pageant and entertainment
" edneSday night at the Trinity Com
| munity Forum, Sd street and Indiana
avenue. at o'clock. The pageant will
De under me direction of Miss Mar
| Jorie Webster, who has been coach
ing dramatic and dancing class
made up of these employees for sew
eral months.
The following will appear in the
four acts of the pageant:
Pavlowa gavotte-Mary A. Shuttle
worth, Aimee Person, Lola Mechanic,
Edna Mcdaniel. Clara Gregerson, Ber-
! tha Meehan, Anne E. Blum and Ella
Blum
Danish dance-Harriett Pepperman.
Pearle Nesbit. Ara Sims. Mary
Hughes, Lois Wickham, Ella Marie u =
Huseley. Edna Skinner. Dorothy Rier-
man, Julia Mcfarland. Anne Hami1
ton, Mabele Hamilton and Ruth
Ernest.
! Jockey dance-Lucia Rodwen. Julia
Price. Clara Gregerson and Bertha
Meehan.
Mexican dance-Adenia De Royer
and Dorothy Burns.
Shepherd boy-Ella Booy.
Dutch dance-Julia Price and Ethel
Hackett
Highland fing-Lucia Rodwell and
Aimee Peirson.
Miss Vanity FARM. A. Shuttle
worth. Flavia Dagle, Aimee Peirson.
Alberta Eyre, Arabel Mashew and
Pearl r. Steinberg.
Dance of the Naads-Berdilla Smith,
Hildred Egan. Dorothy H. Burns,
June Tomlinson, Adenia De Roger,
Boukje Booy. Arabel Mashew, Vera
Belcher, Flavia Daigle and Pearl r.
Steinberg.
Morning-Pearl r. Steinberg.
Pines NJ
Ella Blum.
Slave dance-Pearl r. Steinberg
Arabel Mashew. F'lavia Daigle Vera
Relcher, Aimee Peirson and Boukje
Booy.
! Natoma-Mary Ann Shuttleworth.
Evening star., 1920-01-26
DIED..

BEACHAM. Departed this life saturday; Jan
uary "a. 1920. at her residence. 9ls Sd ST.
NV. ARE BEACHAM. Funeral from st.
Augustine's Catholic Church Wednesday y
morning, January %, at 10 o'clock.
Our mother is sleeping. free from all sorrow
and pain
Oh wake her not. sweet spirit. to suffer
again
She's sleeping SO sweetly, oh. let her sleep
on.
Her sickness is ended. her sorrows have
gone.
Oh. think how she suffered and moaned with
pain.
The long night hours soothed her in vain
Till God in His mercy sent down from above
An angel to whisper a message OF love.
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
B0RST. January "a 1920. at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. william II. McReynoids, l4l3
Buchanan st. NV, Mrs. J. A. BORSr.
B0XWELL Sunday. january %. 1920.
ROBERT w. beloved husband Of Annie Box
well of 2132 35th st. NV. Funeral from the
chapel Of Frank Geiers Sons Company, 1113
7th st. NV, Wednesday. January 2S. at .
pm. Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Rock Creek cemetery. Winchester,
Va. papers please copy 27"
Evening star., 1920-01-26
CARDS OF THANKS.

NXAARK. We wish to express sincere
thanks and appreciation to the relatives and
friends for their kindness. expressions of
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the
death of our beloved husband and father
JOHN X. NYMARK
MRS. JOHN X. NYMARk AND SONS.
TRIMMER. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and apprecia ton to relatives and
friends for their sympathy and beautiful
noral tributes at the death Of our beloved
husband and father JAMES TRIMMER.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. CARRIE TRIMMER.
AND SONS, FRANK. FREDERICK AND
ARTHUR Pcs
Evening star., 1920-01-26
MARRIED.

SMITH-FRANKLIN. Mr.. Gcooge II. Frank
lin of 1925 I st. n.w.,. announces the mar
riage of his granddaughter. HELEN F.. ia
MIR. AIBERT X. SMITH son of Mr.. Fred
Smith of Jersey City, n. j.. January "a,
1920. by the Rev. +. J. Grimke.
Evening star., 1920-01-26
"Short-Lot' Sale
DOmest1cs

800 Yards 40-in. LongcIoth,
for undergarments. az
Special, yard. -. OO(
400 Yards 36-in. PercaIes, in
figures and stripes for house
t, dresses and boys 1Oc
10 Pieces Heavy Shrunk
Cotton, for butchers aprons.
waite4s coats, etc. 00~
Special. yard. ........ nv
200 Yards White Cambria,
Tor waists. under o.
skirts, etc. Special, yd. OVC
300 Yards 45-inch Lingerie
Cloth, very sheer and soft, for
fine undergarments. infants
wear. etc. Special, AZ
First Floor
Lansburgh g Bro.
Evening star., 1920-01-26
IN MEMORIAM.

BANKS. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dear wife and mother. CATHERIN T.
RANKS who departed this life January 26
1917.
From this world of grief and trouble,
To the home Of peace and rest.
God has taken you. dear mother.
To the home of eternal rest.
HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
brother HARRY BOUCHER. the beloved son
of the late Anna and Henry Boucher. who
departed this life fifteen years ago today,
January &c, 1905.
Gone, but not forgotten.
May his soul rest In peace.
SISTER MAGGIE. .
BROOKS. Saturday. January "A. 1920 at l2:::i5
n'ciork ROSETTA BROOKS. the beloved
wife Of Richard and mother of Ieanda
Brooks at her residence, 1888 2Sth ST.. after
short sickness. Funeral from First Bap-
tist Church January -, at ! o'clock PIN
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
INV dear wife. ISABELLA BUSEY. who de-
parted this life three years ago today, Janu-
ary ~ 1917.
CARTER. In sad remembrance of my dear
husband WILLIAM CARTER, who died one
year ago today. January a6. 1919.
One year has passed, our hearts still sore;
As time goes on miss you more.
Your memory is at fresh today
As in the hour you passed away.
HIS WIFE, ELEANOR CARTER.
CLAGGETT. In tender tribute to onr beloved.
GErT, who departed this life one year ago
today, January 26, 1919.
once the music of his voice
Made our happy hearts rejoice.
And his bright and smiling face
Was the sunshine of our place.
Out from our hearts comes the bitter cry,
''Why, oh why, did our father diet'
Then comes the answer so solemn and sweet.
.'Our loved one is not dead. but only asleep"
We grieved but murmur not.
For we know that some day shall meet.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND son, MAMIE
AND RAYMOND CLAGGETT.
Evening star., 1920-01-26

DoRR. Sacred TO the memory OF my beloved
husband. GEORGE r. pOER, who died one
year ago. January - 1919.
MAY his soul rest in peace.
Evening star., 1920-01-26

McCENEY. Sunday. January -, 1890. at
Io:45 pm. at her residence. the fhalfonte
apartment after n short illness. SIDNEY
ASRRIDGE. beloved wife of II. Houston Ne
Ceney Notice Of funeral hereafter
Evening star., 1920-01-26

75 Long Kimonos made of good
quality flannelette in floral de-
sign. Belted at waist. Values
s2.25 to $3.50. Special at $1.95.
Third Floor
Lansburgh g Bro.
Evening star., 1920-01-26
DIED.

BROOKS. The members of the Ladies' Cliff
Rock Society are hereby notified Of the
death Of our lnte sister. ROSETTA l..
BROOKS. Funeral Tuesday, January -. at
l O'Clock pm. from First Baptist Church.
nth 81. and Dumbarton ave.
pAETINE MtRSHAII,
Evening star., 1920-01-26

WILSON. Departed this life Sunday. January
p, 1920, at :45 pm. at her residence 81 q;
st. s.w., MAGGIE WILSON, beloved wife of
the late Merritt Wilson and devoted mother
Of Daniel. Daisy. Merritt Wilson. jr and
Nellie Walker. and loving grandmother of
Margaret and Dorothy Walker. Notice of
Iafa
Evening star., 1920-01-26

McKELDIN. Saturday January ~. l92" n
Sihlcy Hospital. WILLIAM H, beloved hus
band of the late Ida Virginia Mckeldin. II
his 61th year. Services at the funeral par
lors of II. II. Nevus. 92G New York ave
NV Tuesday January ~, at 1l:3o a m
Interment in Loudon Park cemetery. Raiti
more Md
Evening star., 1920-01-26

WRIGHT. Entered into rest Sunday. Januar ~
% 1920, at her residence. 406 Elm st. NV.
BLANDlNA D., beloved wife of James Il.
Wright and sister of Mrs. Marie A. Smith
and Mrs. Laura X. Howard. aunt of BIandina
l.. Ellis Funeral from st. Luke's p. Z.
Church. 18th and Church SITS. NV. Tuesday
January 27. 1920 at O'Clock pm. (Balti-
more. Md. and St. Louis Mo-. papers please
copy.)
Evening star., 1920-01-26

Z. $ RRAGUNIER. Pocahoutas.
Mrs l.. BRAGt-NIER. h. of z.
Evening star., 1920-01-26

"Short-Lot' Sale
IS Pcs. Imitation White
Coral 3 e a ds, graduated
style. Sl.59.
50 Opera Length Pearl
Necklaces, graduated style,
heavy, plated clasp. Sl.0O
values. Special, soc.
Is Pcs. Silver plated
Dorine Boxes, engraved de-
sign. Sl.O0 values. Special,
69c.
70 Mems Belt Buckles,
sterling silver top. Special.
39c.
First Floor
Lansburgh g Bro.
Evening star., 1920-01-26

LANGLEY. At her residence. 40 Mary
land ave. s.w.. HANNAH ELIZABETH
LANGLEY. Funeral from chapel John H.
Wright Company. 1897 1oth ST. NV. Tues
day, January ~. at 10 o'clock
MATTINGLY. Idaho Council. No. I. II. P.
7. q. r. M will hold a special meeting
Monday January 26. 1920, at : 20 pm. Al
226 10Th st. Sc. 10 make arrangements for
the funeral OF our late sister. GRACE l..
MATrlNGLN.
Evening star., 1920-01-26

WELLS. Departed this life Sunday. January
-. 1920. at 12:l0 aIn. at his residence 400
Il st. ne. BERNARD WELLS. beloved hus
band of Agnes Wells Funeral from St Jo-
seph's Church. 2nd ST. ne. Tuesday morn
ing at 0 o'clock Relatives and friends are
Evening star., 1920-01-26

WIENER. Suddenly, Sunday. January 25.
1920. JACOB C.. beloved husband of Gather
inc Wiener. Funeral from his la residence
15i 10Th st. Sc, on "Wednesday. January
~. at $50 am. The requiem mass at st.
Peters Church, at O'Clock. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment at st. Mary 5
cemetery. ~
Evening star., 1920-01-26


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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-03
In vapOr hOIand6S
CargadO de etec- /.
tOS de AIemania

Z Aver por la maiiana lego nuestro
puerto, procedente de Hamburgo y Ans
terdam, ell vapor Juno de la casa
consignataria de "Sucs de Villamil''
Ell Juno trajo un cargamento de
cuatro mil sacos de potasa, de Alema-
MIA, para Villamil, diferentes articulos
mas, de manufacture alemana, para di-
versas casas de comercio de esta pobla-
cion. Tambien trajo una gran cantidad
de chocolate, dulces, aqua mineral, etc,
y un gran cargamento de ferreteria para
la casa de Finlay otros almacenes.
Ell Juno tan pronto cargue to-
me algunos pasajeros, saldra con rumbo
Santo Domingo y Cuba, para donde
lleva carga. Aver visitamos ell Juno,
acompafados por Mr.. Ticher, de la casa
consignataria, y fuimos esplendidamen-
te obsequiados por Ell captain Mr. H. F.
Drescher, y la ofcialdad.
Tanto el Captain, como ell res5o de
La tripulacion, son de origen holandes.
Pero hablan ingles, por 10 que pudimos
entendernos con ellos acknowledgements.
MIR. Drescher nos obsequi6, ademas con
rico tabaco holandes, del que ellos usan.
Ell Juno salio de Amsterdam hace
II dias. Es un barco que puede cargsr
cerca de cuatro mil toneladas. En- este
viaje llevara algunos pasajeros, pues
cuenta con sufcientes comodidades pa
ra clio.
A su bordo hay veinte trabajadores
empleados EN- la descarga.
La con:pafiia que pertenece Ell "Ju-
no" es conocida en- todo Ell mundo por
la calidad y bondad de sus barcos.
En- cuanto la salida del Juno"
no Sc sabe NADIA en- concrete. Els pro
bable que salga ell lunes, segun nos di-
jo Ell Captain. Todo depende de que pue
da descargar y volver cargar en- ese
tempo
''El Juno, ademas de la carga, pro
cedente de- Alemania, trae talnbi6n- iii
gran cargamento de queso holand6s
de mantequilla danesa, para San Juan
y la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-03
SUELA CURTIDA
AL ROBLE
DE ENHORABUENAioLOS IA
PATEROS DE SAN JUAN
Y DE LA ISLA

otra nueva remesa de SUELA aca-
ban de recibir los sREs. PIzA HER
MANos.
En- esta remesa han llegado tres I'll
pos nuevos en- Bandas hmpias que So
10 pesan de 8 a 10 libras por banda,
de Cnrtici6n Superior.
Esta clase de sUELA, es fabricada
bajO el prOcesO de RoBLE 10 que ga
rantiza Inucho mayor duraci6n al Cal
zado que IDS antiguos procedimientos de
rnangle que adenas de ser hoja con-
serva siempre malo olor trasmitiendose
con ell uso.
Hay disposition de los zapateros
hasta doce tipos distintos para Plan
tas. Medias suelas, Plantitllas, Contra
fuertes y para vira Tac6n desde $27
quintal en- adelante.
Tambien Sc ha recibido otro surtido
de PTELEs de todas clases precios
Sin Competencia. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-03
Ell ej6rCitO pOIaCO
fu6 arrOIIadO pOr
los ''bOISheVikiS"
cables recibidos ayer)

AMSTERDAM.-El ejercito de Po-
lonia, dirigido por ell general Pilsudski,
ha sido arrollado con tai impetu pol
los "bolshevikis'', que Sc espera ell CO
pc I'm horrible estrago en- sus filas.
LoNDRES, julio 2.-Asegurase que
Krassine, representante dc los "bol
shevikis'' rusos. tiene ell prop6sito dc
conferenciar con el Gobierno Alenlan
al salir de Inglaterra con direction q
Petrogrado.
CoNSTANTINoPLA.-Segin infor
mes recibidos aqui los turcos han eau
sado una fuerte derrota a los griegos
EN- ell frente de Esmirna. Los mencio.
nados informes no han sido atn con.
firmados oficialmente
wAsHINGToN.-Mr Samuel Gon
pers, presidente de la American Fe-
deration of Labor, anuncia que ell Go
bierno lie ha prometido adoptar medi-
das energicas para proteger los inqui-
limos contra la innoble usura de los pro-
pietarios de casas.
PARIS-El general March, jefe de
Estado Mayor del ejercits norteameri-
cano en- Francia, ha conference.-the con
los mariscales Foch y Joffre para yer
la forma en- que ell ejercito de los Esta-
dos Unidos que ocupa ell Rhin aleman
debe tomar parte ell las magnifcas fies-
tas que SO estan preparando para el
dia IA de julio.
BRUSELAS.-IIan llegado algunos
de los miembros que deben reunirse en-
la Conferencia de Spa, citada para el
dia 10. Los delegados alemanes avisan
que estaran aqui ell microbes pr6ximo
PARIS .-Es mas que probable que
Don Alfonso XIII ell monarca ingl6s
Sc encuentren aqIli durante las fiestas
del IA de julio, que pron:sten ser
grandiosas, pues desflaran por las ca
lies, precediendo al Estado Mayor, TO-
dos los caudillos de la guerra
> WASHINGTON Gobierno inves
tigRra 81 es cierta la version que ase.
gura que ell bandolero Pancho Villa
fusil6 hace dos semanas 800 mujeres Ell
las inmediaciones de Parral, hecho que
ha producido eXtraordinaria indigna,
cion en- la RepGblica.
MADRID.-El rey don Alfonso XIII
ira Ell IL a La provincial de Santander,
para veranear en- ell Palacio de la Mag
dalena. Els probable que los Ministries
y el Cuerpo diplomatico pasen la esta-
ci6n veraniega ell las cercanias de la
mansion real.
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Los prOduCtOS eu-
.'TOpGOS Siguen IIe-
ndndO ell COnerCiO

No es solamente Alemania la que
empieza enviar Puerto Rico sus
productos Els tambien Inglaterra
! la que no quiere permitir que su enc
miga de aver lie lleye la preponderan-
cia,- Y asi vemos como el vapor
Coqmo ha traido infnidad de articulos
de manufacture inglesa Y alemana.
Procedente de Alemania ell Coana0
trajo, en- su ultimo viaje del jueves,
a cajas con termometros, cajas de
juguetes, agujas de coser, bolas de
cristal, maquinas de coser, de gran
tamano; pinturas, patentizados Y OBJ
jetos fabricados de cristal, como va
SOS, copas, etc, ..
De Inglaterra, ell mismo barco trajo
los siguientes articulos: machetes, te-
las de algodon y de limo, herraduras,
palas, picos, azadas, efectos de cuero,
vinagre, sal en- pequefias cajas, un va
riado surtido de dulces articulos de
hilo.
Todo este ha sido colocado en- la
Aduana.....
De Francia, trajo IL cajas de bo-
tes de perfumeria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-03
LAS DEsPAILLLADoRAS SIGUEN
EN- HUELQA

Aver celebraron una asamblea en-
Puerta de Tierra las despalilladoras de
La casa de "Lui1a Murias y Co.., de
la Marina, quienes, segln informamos
en- nuestro numero de aver, Sc habfan
levantado en- huelga pidiendo aumen-
TO de salario y protestando de la acti-
tud que, respecto a una de elias, obser-
vara uno de les capataces de la "a
brica.
Ell objeto de la reunion de aver fu6
para acordar un pliego de condolences,
que seria presentado los directories de
La fabrica, para su consideration, y en-
Ell cual las despalilladoras forniularian
sus nuevas demandas.
Aver permaneci6 la fabrica dc
"Luifa Murias Co.. -, sin TRAFALGAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-03
EN LA ASANTBLEA DE LOS HUEL.
GUISTAS CELEBRADA AVER FUE
ARRESTADo UNo PoR CoNCITAR
A MOTIN

Aver, mientras Sc celebraba una
asamblea de los huelguistas en- el Ci-
ne "Real'', de Puerta de TERRA, fue
arrestado ell individuo Juan M pCoro-
ma, quien incitaba los asambleistas
a que no permitieran de ningdn modo
que las mercancias fueran sacadas de
los muelles, como Sc veflia hacienda.
Corona, en- un arranque de exaltada
belicosidad, dijo que los huelguistas no
tenian vergtienza 81 continuaban per-
Initiendo que las mercancias fuesen ex :
traidas de los muelles. Que era necesa-
rio suspender [odo trance que dicha
carga Sc siguiera levantando. aunque
para clio fuera menester pelear y morir
todos
Ante semejantes arrestos, Corona
fue detenido por los detectives Mu-
iioz Y Haddock, que estaban ALI pre-
sentes, puesto disposition del
Fiscal, quien ordeno su Immediate
ingreso en- la carcel, acusandolo de
incitacion a motin.
Durante la asamblea hicieron uso
de la palabra los miembros que com
ponen el comite de la huelga, quie-
nes invitaron los alli presentes pa
ra otra reunion que Sc efectuara ma
mana.
No hubo ning1n acuerdo. Solo Sc
hablo de la calrna indiferencia con
que los huelguistas estaban viendo
la Marcia de la presente huelga,
pues ellos no debian permitir que Sc
siguiera levantando la carga de los
muelles.
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AvIso

Sc invita- al publico Y en- particular
los veteranos de la Gran Guerra a
los ejercicios que Sc llevaran cabo Ell
Domingo, 4 de Julio a las 10 A. NJ. en-
ell Parque ''Mufioz Rivera (terrenos
de La Feria) en- donde Sc iniciara un
monumento que Sc erijira en- memoria
de los que psrecieron en- la Gran Cue
IRA que fueron de Puerto Rico alistan-
dose en- los ejercitos americanos y
Aliados.
Comite Executive de las Fiestas del
de Julio de 1920.
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EN- Uso DE vAcACIoNEs

III conocido detective de esta ciu-
dad don Francisco Barrantes, ha
empezado a disfrutar de dos meses
Gle licencia.
El senor Barrantes Sc propone
embarcar la proxima semana para la
vecina repdblica de Santo Domingo,
con el fin de descansar varios dias
de su ardua labor en- el puesto que
ocupa en- la detective.
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GrandeS fieStaS
para rHCibir al AGO.
razadO Alfonso XIII

Alguna personas han mostrado sor-
presa de, que el acorazado Alfonso
XIII" haya llegado a Ia Habana, ha-
biendo salido de Cadiz Ell 10 del mes
iiltimo. La raz6n es muy sencilla. FL
"Alfonso XIII no realzara Ell viaje
sino marcha economical dado que no
hay premura. Como quiera que Ell bu-
que Sc dispone realizar una mission de
acercamiento entire Espafia las nscio-
nes hispanas de America, no hay apu-
70, por consiguiente, pues ell iAinera-
rio del moderno acorazado Sc prolon-
CARA casi indefnidamente.
En- la Habana han empezado a orga-
nizarse los festejos en- honor de los
tripulantes del buque hispano. FL pre-
sidente del Centre Espafiol Narciso Ma
cia, convoco distinguidas personali-
dades espaiolas y cubanas entire las
que igur6 ell Representante de Espafia,
con ell fin de acordar los preliminares
de los fes5ejos.
En- la reunion sc di6 cuenta del ofre-
cimiento hecho por la Association de
Chauffeurs" que ponen sus maquinas
a la disposition del Comite para dedi-
carlas pasear por la ciudad a la ma
rineria del acorazado.
En- representation del "Diario de la
Marina, el Sr. Gil del Real hizo cons
tar los prop6sitos dc este, de ofrecer
en- su local un banquete en- honor de los
ofciales.
Fue ofrecido ell concurso de la sec
cion de Defamation del ''Fomento Ca
tala', para tomar parte ell una fun
ci6n ell honor de los marines.
Ell Presidente del Comite Executive
de la empresa la Tropical puso los
jardines de la misma disposition de
los marinos a quienes dara un almuerzo.
Entire los comerciantes de la ciudad
sc ha hecho una cuescaci6n, cuyo mon
tante fue puesto a disposition del Co
mite.
Para recibfr al acurazado, sera fieta.
do ell ntimero sufcienee de remolcado-
res. uno de estos para los periodistas.
Sc ha dirigido un ruego al comercio
para que Ell dia de la llegada del AGO.
razado interruirpan sus labores duran
te dos horas, con ell fin dc que Ell ma
yor ndmero de personas tome parte en-
el recibimiento.
Un champan dc honor Sc celebrara
en- los salones de la Association de
Dependence, y 10 orgaizara su direc-
tiva.
FL baila de gala Sc efectuara en- el
"Casino Espafiol'', estando su organi-
zacion cargo de la Secci6n de Recreo.
Sc orsnnizara tambien una excur-
sion Matanzas. Sc comision6 a don
candido Obese para adquirir tabacos y
cigarrillos, que EN- crecido nimero Sc
ran entregados los oficiales la do
JdClOhs
Ell programa acordado Sc ha hecho a
base de permanecer el buque solo cua-
;-o dias en- la bahia, Y existe el pro-
p6sito de solicitar del gobierno de Ma
drid, por medic del Ministro una es-
tancia mayor.