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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-27
uN EMPLEADo POGO CoRTEs

Aver cuando supimos que ell vapor
Mariana" habfa llegado de New Or
leans, nos dirijimos como de costum-
bre la oficina de la New York, con
'el proposito de tomar algunas notas
de la carga que trafa Ell aludido bu-
que.
Cuando estaba nuestro reporter to-
mando nota del arroz y la harina que
habia trafdo el barco, un empleado
de la oficina llamado Rufno Ginorio,
en- una fornna bastante grosera, ARE
bato a nuestro reporter el manifesto
diciendole: ESQ es prohibido por la
ley", llevandose ell manifesto para la
Aduaga.
Sus demasI compaferos de ofcina,
presenciantes, protestaron todos la
vez de que el susodicho senior Rufino,
Sc comportara asi.
Els bueno que el p1blico 10 sepa y
tambien los reporters que acostum-
bran ir en- busca de noticias la Off
Gina de la New York y Porto Rico,
que siempre con exception de los en-
Ipleados en- el departamento de pasaje
~ la simpatica telefonista Maria Te-
resa Lucero, han sido muy POGO cor
teses con los representatives de Ia
prensa, pues para conseguir Ell date
mas insignifcante hemos tenido que
acudir al senior Nadal al sefor
Pons.
Esperamos que el senior Nadal l.
'popga un corrective a ese empleado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-27

Sc esta extrernando Ia nota alaT-
mista por algunos elementos que no
han meditade bien las funestas con-
secuencias que podrfa ocasionar un
panico financiero, en- la Isla. X, afor-
tanadamente, no hay motive para esa
gran inquietud que empieza a cundir.
La situacion porsue atravesamos es
crftica, pero no es grave, nj mucho
menos desesperada. El precio del
azlcar ha sufrido un gran descenso,
pero el dulce volvera a tener sih6 una
cotizaci6n nareante, vertiginosa, CO.
mo la que alcanzo por breve espacio
de tempo, una compensation renu-
neradora.
Y Puerto Rico. esta ahora en- me-
jores circunstancias, mucho mejores
Aque aquellas que precedieron a los
dfas de la declaration de guerra,
cuando el torpe plan ibrecambista
que llevaron los dem6cratas al parla-
mento de Washington, amenazaba
poner nuestro principal producto en-
la lista libre, en- la ruinosa compe-
tencia con los azicares del extran-
jero, producidos precio bajo, en-
tierras mas fetiles y con mano de
obra mas barata.
Ahera estamos en- circunstancias
infnitamente superiores a aquellas,
porque nuestra riqueza, merced los
amos de buen precio ha podido conso-
lidarse, y 81 es verdad que Sc tropie-
"a con una relativa escasez de dinero
circulante, 10 que dificulta determi-
nadas transacciones, no es menos
cierto que despues de entrar en- un
prudente reajuste de la production
industrial con areglo a los precios
que Sc puedan obtener para la venta,
el negocio azucarero sera siempre
una buena inversion y una positiva
fuente de trabajo en- la Isla.
Lo que esta1nos lamentando ahora
ess ell desvanecimiento de un suefio.
Aquella racha de fortuna loca que
paso rauda por nuestra terra, vol
cando ell cuerno de sus abundancias,
sino fue aprovechada fntegfamente,
no por clio nos hemos de sentir de-
fraudados. Los precios fabulosos pa
saron; tai vez no volveran mas es-
calar aquellas alturas mareantes; Pc
TO nuestra riqueza azucarera, mejor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-27
DE IA D|AR|A Information
PARA Ell NoRTE

, A causa de insistente dolencia Sc
1usento aver para los Estados Uni
los, la distinguida DANA, dona Petra
Salas de Brussi, de Arecibo. Ell
Lcdo. Sr. A. Brussi queda en- la Isla,
3or haberle sido impossible efectuar
lhora viaje alguno Y la sonora va
jometerse consulta de especialistas.
No es enfermedad que la obligue a
oermanecer recogida, y Sc conffa en-
lue regresara bien, aunque hace lar
go tempo que lucha contra aquella.
Que tenga Ell mejor >viaje Y regrese
perfectamente bien.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-27
MARTIN ERGUI Y SRA.

Nuestlo amigo el senior don Mar
tin Ergai, alto empleado del depar-
tamento de justicia, y persona muy
estimada en- esta sociedad, ha regre-
sado O. Estados Unidos en- el vapor
"Coamo", en- compa6ia de su distin-
guida esposa, doia Maria, despues de
haber yisitado las Drincipales pobla-
clones del nuevo continente.
Reciban los sefiores de Ergui, nues
ira cordial bienvenida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-27
ESTAN AOuI

De Estados Unidos regresaron en-
el vapor del jueves la distinguida Sc
iorita Rafaela Perez Casalduc, q. es
huesped de sus parientes los jovenes
esposos ni-Perez- -Casalduc y ha
disfrutado de vacaciones. No pudo
efectuar ell proyectado viaje al pals
"gringo", que ha dejado para otra
ocasion. Bienvenida.
Tambien volvio San Juan, des-
pues de larga ausencia nuestro amigo
ell sefior Jaime Iglesias, muy conocido
y estimado en- la ciudad, Y le acom-
pana su muy estimable sefiora v
otros familiares que residfan con eI
en- Nueva York. Viene enfermo lie
deseamos la mas pronta meiotia.
Bienvenidos.
InfOrmadOr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-27
LA FIESTA DE AVER EN- LA ES-
CUELA ROMAN BALDORIOTY
DE CASTRO

Aver, dia 26 de noviembre, pare
cia que la escuela Roman Baldorioty
de Castro estaba mas interesante que
nunca.
IA que Sc debia este? Pues sim
pIementeNa que era ell dia del Arbol.
Habia una gran amica6n entire los
nifos de los distintos grades.
Entramos en- la escuela; llegamos
al primer piso, y allf nos reunimos
todos cantamos "My Country 'Tis
Of Thee.
Cada salon tenfa un programa dis
tinto Leimos algunos de eilos en-
las pizaras; todos muy bonitos y bue-
nos.
Entramos en- el salon treinta del
octave grado. Leimos ell programa,
por cierto, el,mejor escogido.
T En- primer termino estaba la can
ci6n "My Country 'Tis of Thee" va
mencionada. Todos nos pusimos de
pie y la cantamos como buenos anne
ricanos. Despues vino la inteligente
nina Francisco Pellon Y lego la pro-
clama. del Gobernador Yager. Mas
tarde los nifos Rosa Bey y Roman
Portela, recitaron el dialogo Gel HON
bre y Ell Arbol. Luego Sc leyeron va
rias composiciones escritas por nj
nos del salon treinta. Entire elias
estaban la del joven Paniagua y la
de la Srta. Laura del Toro.
La composition de la Srta. Laura
del Toro quedo muy buena. Llevaba
por tftulo la Relaci6n de la PIanta-
ci6n de Arboles en- la Cocina. La
Srta. Laura del Toro demostr6 en- es-
ia composition su Aptitud para la IL
teratura. Ella Sc domina domina al
pdblico.
Despues de terminado el acto cam
tamos 'The Star Spangled Banner. !.
La fiesta del 26 qued6 muy lucida
y fue muy interesante. Parecfa que
el espiritu de aquel gran polftico, de
aquel gran liberal v de aquel gran
refoznador, estaba en- la escuela que
tiene 81 honor de lIevar su nonbre.
Charles o. Font.
- Alumno del salon 80.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-27
LA SRA. UBEDArDE SANCHEZ
MORALES

En- la mafana de hoy ha sido
sometida a tratamiento facultati-
vo, intervention quirdrgica por
APPENDICITIS, la distinguida sonora
Maria Ubeda de SANCHEZ Morales,
(don Luis), y a la bora que in
formamos, ell estado de la dana.
enferma es satisfactorio. Hacemos
votos por el rapido y complete res
tablecimiento de la distinguida Sc
flora, generalmente estimada por
,nuestra sociedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-27
LA VIDA ARTISTICA
Ell GoNCIERTo-DALMAU


Ell eminente violinista Andres S.
Dalmau, celebro anoche su anunciado
Concerto en- el Municipal, con una
buena entrada, destacando entire la
asistencia, personalidades muy bri-
llantes de nuestro mundo social v de
nuestro mundo artfstico.
Ell gran violinista que posee un tenn
peramento dramatico que le hace uno
de los mejores Interpreters del arte de
Sarasate, nos encant6 con la trans
Scripcion insuperable que supo dar de
stodas las magistrates obras anuncia-
das.
En- la eleg1a de Massanet lego a
expresar ell supreme dolor en- una
lamentacion sollopante, larga y hon.
da; en- el Canto del Ruisenor, Dali
n1au hizo el milagro de aprisionar en-
las cuerdas de su magnffico violin al
1irico cantor de la noche v de la luna.
"Humoreske", en- que. ell gran concer-
tista alarde6 de frivolidad Y 1impi-
dez; en- ell Minuetto, de Mozart, en-
que la elegancia de la diccion es i'm
Speeabley en- los "Aires Rusos", me-
lancolcos y ardientes, en- todo ell re-
pertorio que anoche interpreto el
magno artista prob6 su maestria Y
su exquisite temperamento.
81 pdblico lie tribute innumerables
ovaciones, aclamandole con verdade-
ro entusiasmo. Dalmau merece que
San Juan lie tribute un homemade;
que lleve de nosotros un buen recuer-
do.
Ell publico que acudi6 anoche oir-
lie, a admirarle, a aclamarle, no es
bastante. Debe estar ell teatro lleno
" debe llenarse varias veces. ESQ es
10 menos que merece. ell gran artista
que nos vista.
Domingo 0aO=c0.
Escolar-sino que tambien hubie-
ra cargado con otras cosas de ma
,yor valor; pues Ell robo estaba pla-
ineado con todas las de la ley den
Ttro de la profession.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-27
ROBO FRUSTRADO EN- Ell CO
MERCIo DE Los sENoREs
COLL Y COMPANIA

El vigilante nocturno del Co
mercio que esta en- la calle Allen,
Manuel Sastre, nos ha informado
que esta madrugada, como las
tres, hacienda su asoctumbrado
recorrido, motto que una puerta de
la firma Coll y Co., que esta esta-
blecida en- la casa n1mero GO de
dicha Gale, estaba alberta.
Anade el informante que para
hacer las averiguaciones consi-
guientes lam6 al policfa de SER
wicio, J. Ma. Ramos, plaza ndmeS
ro 379, en- cuya cOmpafifa proce-
dieron a entrar en- el estableci-
miento, con ell sefior Loubriel Cue
to, que forma parte de la raz6n
social Coll y Co.
'Notamos- -sigue explicandonos
el senor Sastre-que de un colga-
dizo que hay en- ell patio, habfa
una tabla desclavada, de donde
pend1a una cuerda en- forma de
escalera. Como supimos que por
ALI debi6 de haberse descolgado
Ell "cacO", fuimos a la aZotea, Y
ALI encOntramos un sacO repleto.
de zapatos y como 30 o 40 pares
mas, diseminados por ell suelo, que
en- su precipitation para darse a
La fuga antes de verse sorprendi-
do, parece que el "caco', abando-
no su preciosa carga.
"Se colige que, al no poder
salir ell audaz ratero por donde
entr6, Sc VIC precisado a buscar-
La calle pOr la puerta que encon-
tr6 alberta, por la cual emprendi6
las de. Villadiegoo"
Heehas las investigaciones en-
tire ell policia, el vigilante y el se-
nor Loubriel, llegaron a. la con-
clusion de que ell ladr6n entr6 por
la casa de la Gale de Tetuan, n1-
nero 46, que oeupa el sefior Con-
sui de Cuba, aunque de este no Sc
tiene una certeza.
Los jefes de la casa Coll y Co.,
declaran que no ser por la prom
ia Intervention de su vigilante,
llamado al polic{a, tai vez Ell robo
Sc hubiera llevado cabo con 6xi-
to y tai vez no tan solo hubiera
el audaz salteador nocturno, He
Evadose Ell saco conteniendo los
pares de zapatos que estamos Sc
guros los tenfa dedicados para ha.
Ger su Obra de Carload al Zapato
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-27
uN ACTO EsPLENDIDO

La Procession del domingo pr6ximo
promote resultar un hermoso acto, y
concurriran a ella, entire otros ele-
mentos, los Caballeros de Colon, Gu
yo Gran Caballero ell sefior Mendia Y
su distinguida esposa acaban de re-
galar una espl6ndida imagen, la que
Sc lucira en- brilante manifestation
del Quito externo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-27
EN- LA MANSION EJEcUTIvA

EN-. LA MANSION .EJECUTIVA
81 Ell Gobernador Yager Sc au.
sentase en- ell pr6ximo diciembre
y no es este informe Official Sc
cree sea designado Gobernador in
ferino Ell Tesorero senior Benedic-
to, que va desempen6 el cargo, en-
tanto sea designado el nuevo Go.
bernador, euyo Nnombramientol Sc
espera recaiga en- un native.
Evening star., 1920-01-15
W. T. WEAVER, JR., DIES
FROM STREET CAR INJURY
Resident of Chain Bridge Road,
Va, Struck as He Aights
From Automobile.

Walter T. Weaver, jr., twenty-eight
years old, resident of Chain Bridge
road. Va, was knocked down by a
street ear near 10th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, about $50 o'clock
last night. and so seriously injured
that he died at Emergency Hospital
three hours later. His death resulted
from fracture of the skull.
Mr.. Weaver alighted- from the auto
mobile of w. T. Abrams. 17OS 21st
street that was parked near the car
tracks, and walked directly in front
of westbound car. the police re-
ported. Mr.. Abrams took him to the
hospital.
Motorman John H. Martin and Con-
ductor w. c. King, in charge of the
car. were questioned by police of the
first precinct and summoned to ap-
pear as witnesses at an inquest to be
held at the morgue this afternoon.
The deceased, a son of Walter T
Weaver, is survived by his wife and
| one child. He was a corporal of Com
pany b, 337th Battalion, Tank Corps.
and had served overseas.
Funeral Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock at st. Adams Church. Inter-
ment in Arlington cemetery.
Evening star., 1920-01-15
DIR. Crafts Pres;des
Deschanel Again Heads Chamber

PARIS. January 13-Paul Descha-
mel was today reelected president of
the chamber of deputies for the 1920
session.
Evening star., 1920-01-15
OFFICERS OF EMPLOYEES
UNION ARE INSTALLED
Local 80 Names President Frank
lin and Miss Louise Endicott
Delegates to St. Louis.

Newly elected officers of Local SO.
| Federal Employees Urfon, composed of
| District government workers, were in
stalled at their regular meeting last
night in the Pythian Temple. They
are: W. F.. Franklin. president:
George Rea, first vice president; Miss
Harriott w. Davidson, second vice
president; George A. Howe, third vice
president; H. c. Saffell, recording sec
retary Corbin Birch. financial secre-
t0ry; DR.. r. F. Tobin. treasurer; c. f.,
Beatty, guardian. and Grafton Tyler,
guide.
f. NJ. Dawson, retiring president,
was presented with an embossed reso-
luton of thanks from the employees of
the District building for his services
during the past year.
Under the retirement measure which
has been reported from the committees
of both houses, joint conference is
created to look after this legislation
concerning employees welfare. Albert
l.. Cheney was chosen to represent the
District employees.
w. F. Franklin, newly elected presi-
dent: Miss Louise Endicott and Corbin
Birch were chosen as delegates to the
national federation convention, to be
held in September in ST. Louis, Mo-
Committees Appointed.
Committees appointed are: Reso-
lutions, Gilmore u. Holmes, Thomas r.
Carroll. Robert l.. Middleton Dr. F.
r. Johnson, Thomas =. Duling; mem
bership. w. T. Fitzpatrick. Mrs NJ
G. Dent, c. B. Morris. A. l.. Marks,
Mrs. NJ. Gibbs: grievance. Miss Ethel
Smith, Gilmore d. Holmes, J. F. Rob-
inson, y. T. Larner, Flora Brown; en-
tertainment. A. T. Larner. Margaret
Burns, Louise Marshall, NJ. j. Fillins,
Margaret Kavanaugh.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing g
the France-Zihlman bill, which pro-
vides for from 10 to 40 per cent in
crease in salaries of District workers,
and the following were selected to
urge it's passage: George W. Rae, A.
n. Quart. E. NJ. Dawson, Miss Louise
Endicott and W. h. Chapel.
In his address M. r'ranklin stated
that the union was strictly opposed
to strikes against federal and state
Evening star., 1920-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NATIONAL SAY
irgs and Trust Company OF the District OF Co
lumbia to the Comptroller ot me ] urfen.s 1' as
proved October I. 1890. for the year ended De
ccmher II. 1919. =, eoo oo, az,
Capital stock authorized. 81 'ooo uoo- @ W W
Sanitai stock actually paid in 100000 90
Gross earnings for year ended l'e- 90, ~, ~,
Ccmber 81. 1919. .........--... 4io,5----5
Tota! expenses for wear ended De
cember 81. 1919. .-.-.-..-. l''.fof-ol
Total amount 60 "G @ debts; being q s77 sss "
WILLIAM D. HOOVER. President
WooDRURi BLAIR.
W V. COX,
HENRY X. WILLARD.
FRANK W. STONE.
MASON &. CLEPHANE.
H. PRESCOTT galley,
WILLIAM II. WALkER.
We WILLIAM u. HOOVER. President: F.
PERCIvAL WILSON Secretary. and Wood
bury Blair. William V. Cox and Henry X. Will
lard. Directors of the NATIONAL. SAVINGS
AND Trust CoMPASY do hereby solemny
swear that the above statement is true to the
best Of knowledge and belief
WILLIAM p; HOOVER. President
J.. PERCIVAL WILSON, Secretary.
WOODBURY. BLAIR.
HENRY K. WILLARD.
District of Columbia. S.:
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this Eth
tsealG CHAs c. I4,MBoEN.
Notary Public.
Total number of directors of this company is
A SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS OF HOPE
Lodge. No. 20. +. A. A. NJ, is hereby called
the ncw Masonic Temple at 30 pm. Fri
day January IL, 1920. to attend the funeral
of orr late brother, Charles II. Megin. Dark
clothes and hats
EDW. A. L. STEVENS. Master.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Home Plate cfass Insurance
Company of the city of Was a.ngton for the
election of trustees will he held at the office
of the company No. 91S 81 T.w.. National
Union bldg. "Wednesday January 81. 1920.
at | - O'Clock pm. Polls open from t. 80
O'Clock pm. PHILIP F. LAkNER, Secy.
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT
Company, Washington. ID. C., January 10,
1a2o-In accordance with section of the
charter fhc annual meeting cf the shareholders
OF the Washington Gas Light Company for the
election Of directors and for such other busi-
ness as may properly before said meet
fng will lie held the office of the company,
Nos i13-i11 10th ST NV, Monday. February
q 1920. at II O'Clock noon. The polls will be
open from l.. o'clock to o'clock pm.
WILLIAM T. ORME, Secretary.
I Will. NOT HEREAFTER BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts obligations except such as
may personally incur. LOUIS A. HILL. IL
WILL THE FOLLOWING PERSONS PLEASE
call al 696 kenois building regarding allotment
check:
Rareu Richie.~ 41j I'd st. NV.
Esther Carter. 1143 10th St NV.
Edith Ccqile Peiser. 70o II st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-15
Ex-President Wounded in Duel.

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, January
14.-Jose Battle y OrdoneZ, twice
president of Uruguay. was wounded
in the arm during a duel with swords
with Senator Leonel Aguirre yester-
Gay afternoon. 1t is said that Senior
Battle sent his second to Senator
Aguirre as the result of an article in
the newspaper Ell Pals. of which Sena-
tor Aguirre is a co-proprietor, charg
ing that the former president was
seeking to obtain predominance in the
chamber of deputies for personal ends
Evening star., 1920-01-15
PEOPLE MUST AID
DRY ENFORCEMENT"
Commissioner Roper So De-
cIares in Speech at Rally
at Liberty Hut.

Citizens living under republican
form of government have greater re-
sponsibility than those whose laws are
administered by a monarchy ana the
effectiveness with which the prohIbitloh
laws are enforced will depend largely
on the .rnount of cooperation the gov
ernment authorities receive from the
people said Commissioner Daniel Z.
Roper of the bureau of internal revenue,
who was the principal speaker at an
reinforcement rally at Liberty Hut last
night
The rally, held under the auspices
of the international reform bureau, will
conclude with n meeting at the same
place tonight, when Attorney General
Palmer will be the chief speaker Cold
weather kept down the attendance at
last nights meeting, and the low tenn
perature of the big hall caused an early
adjournment 1t has been arranged to
have the auditorium more effectively
heated tonight
Sees Need of Aid.
an our form of government the citi-
zen has liabilities as well as assets,
said Commissioner Roper. we talk
most about our assets, but the way we
meet our liabilities is the chief test OF
our fitness for citizenship. 1t is the
duty of every citizen to aid as best he
can in the enforcement of law, and a
person not willing to do this is prac-
ticing bolshevism.
I'm facing the task of enforcing con-
stitutonal prohibition | am inspired by
confidence in the people of the United
States. | have every reason to believe
that they viii support the law if they
are properly educated, and am counting
on thejr cooperation. No one group
of officers are responsible for the en-
forcement Of law and order. The obliga-
ton rests on all officers and all citi-
zenS.
"One duty of the citizen is to watch
the officers of the law, federal, state
county and municipal. Encourage them
when they are right and do not be
backward about action when they are
wrong. When an official is willfully lax
in his duties his immediate superiors
should be notified that they may take
action. Criticism in the press of the
country should be a last resort"
DIR. Crafts Pres;des.
Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts, superintendent
of the reform bureau, presided at the
rally. and Percy S. Foster directed the
singing. Solos Were sung by the Rev
|. r. Patch and David Reid
Announcement will be made tonight
of the result of the straw vote taken in
three democratic and three republican
states. The vote has been polled by the
reform bureau and the question is which
of the fifteen leading candidates for the
presidency would be the best executive
to enforce constitutional prohibition.
Evening star., 1920-01-15

authority. He also anticipated that
many needful changes will be made
by the reclassif1cation commission. and
emphasized that what the District
workers needed was not so much re-
classification as classification. He
said that no provision for properly
classifying and rating the employees
has been made to meet the changes
that have taken place in the District
the past twenty-five years.
Evening star., 1920-01-15
PORTRAIT ON CURRENCY
TO CHECK FAKE BILLS"

In order to circumvent counterfeit
ing and denominational raising. Sec
retary Glass has ordered adoption of
a distinctive design for all future is
sues of currency.
This standardization. Mr.. Glass be-
lieved would serve as a safeguard
against "one of the greatest dangers
to the Treasury and to the public
because of the multiplicity of designs
now in use"
The denominational portraits pre-
scribed for the future, some of which
now are in use. are: One dollar Wash
ington; 50. Jefferson; S5, Lincoln: $40.
jackson; $40. Cleveland $50, Grant !;
s1OO, Franklin; $500. MARSHALL; $1,000,
Hamilton, and $4,000, Chase.
Evening star., 1920-01-15
INC CREASE
THE EFFICIENCY OF
YOUR HEATING PLANT.

We are equipped to render you service
that will get the limit of satisfaction
ffom yonr heating plant. whether it is
hot-wdter. steam or hot-air Consult
us about price.
Evening star., 1920-01-15

THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
Company of the District of Columbia, trustee
under deed of trust. dated February 15, 1906
made by the Metropolitan Club of the city Of
Washington District of Columbia, pursuant to
the provisions thereof. stated in said in
etrument in connection with the sinking fund.
has drawn for redemption at the office of the
trustee on February 15 1920 bonds numbered
ia. 1o3 212. DO and Dds for thousand
dollars tS1.O0) each, secured by said deed of
trust. The bonds enumerated herein are call
ed for the purpose of the sinking fund, and the
interest on said bonds will cease on the 18th
day of February. A. D.. 1920. AMERICAN
SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. BY C. j.
BELL. President: tSeal) Attest: MARTIN
r. WEST. Assistant Secretary.
"ARE HUMAN FEET ATTRACTIVE?" =.
Hes Sven, pastor, Sunday night Centennial
Bapt Ch-. 9TH and Eye ne.
DURING JANUARY AID FEBRUARY WR
are making special price on old house wiring
We guarantee TO leave your home in as neat a
condition as when we enter; repairing nee.
essary. Let estimate.
THE II. !. SCHARR ELECTRIC CO.,
Experts in Electrical Work.
Ill 18th NV. Main 12S8
Evening star., 1920-01-15
Opposes Wadsworth's Reelection

ALBANY. N. Y, January 15.-Reso-
lutions protesting the action of the
assembly in suspending it's five social
list members and also against the re-
nomination of United States Senator
James w. Wadsworth were adopted
at a meeting of the executive commit
tee Of the State League for Woman
Voters here yesterday.
Evening star., 1920-01-15

, THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the National Savings and Trust
Company. for the election of directors and
for such other business may properly come
before it. will be held at the Office of the
company. northeast corner of 18th ST. and New
York ave. NV, Monday. the 10Th day of
January, 1920. at 4 O'Clock pm.
Evening star., 1920-01-15

THE SILVER SPRING (MARYLAND) VOL
unteer Fire Department building is available
for dances. banquets. etc: 5000 square feet.
maple floors. chairs steam heat. s. night. 30
minutes from 9th and f by Forest Glen cars.
Phone Woodside 90. DR.. DUDLEY
Evening star., 1920-01-15

Rareu Richie 41j I'd st. NV.
Esther Carter. 1143 10Th St NV.
Edith CeGile Peiser. 70o II st. NV.