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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-05
BISHOP W.T.. ADAMS DIES
IN EASTON AT AGE OF 81
of Protestant Episcopal
Diocese.

EASTON. Nd, March 5.-BishoI
William Forbes Adams, head of tn
Protestant Episcopal diocese OF Eas
ton, died at his home here early to
day, at the age of eishty-scvcn year,
Death was due to pneumonia.
Bishop Adams filled his office T.
this city since 1887. coming fror
ick sburg. Miss. Holy Trinity Church
He came to the United States fros
Ireland in 1871, at the age Of eigk
years, and received his education 1"
Southern schools and colleges. In
1854 he was admitted to the Missis
sippi bar. and five years later entered
the ministry. He was consecrated
bishop of New Mexico and Arizona In
1875, but resigned because of falling
health.
Bishop Adams was well known
throughout the country for his many
years of valuable service.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN.

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NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND REST OF COUNTY

ROCKVILLE, Nd. March 5-Mlss
Elizabeth r. Atlee and John A.
Stuart, both Of Washington. were
married here yesterday by the Rev.
o. c. Barnes, pastor of the Christian
Church.
A large delegation of taxpayers Of
this county visited Annapolis yestcr-
day to oppose a bill, now pending
in the legislature, which provides for
the separation of the offices of clerk
to the board of county commissioners
for this county and county treasurer.
and which makes the office of treas-
urer an elective one.
A license has been issued for tn.
marriage of Miss Luella Schreipcr.
of Forest Glen, and Francis Chester
Tinkham, of Danvers, Mass.
Miss Margaret v. Watson and How
ard /. Schlosser, both of WISHING
ton. were married here yesterday by
the Rev. i. Rowland Wagner, pastor
of the Baptist Church.
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In commenting on the death OF
Bishop Adams, the Ri. Rev. Alfred
Harding today said:
81 am indeed soory to hear Of the
death of Bishop Adams. Although
he had been feeble for many yeAra
he continued to carry out his dutie.
in a most creditable manner"
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deceased by ths District Of Co..mbss
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EDUCATIONAL
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Full information regarding educational Institutions in Washington
elsewhere GORDON GRANGER, Bureau
Of Schools and Colleges The Times.
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FIVE CITlESSHO JUMP
BY new CENSUS FIGURES

persons or 1917 per cent; Muncie, IL.
519 or 52.2 per cent: Anderson, 1921
or 32.f per cent; Lexington, 6,43S or
or 1873 per cent; Shreveport, 1880 or
see per cent.
Decrease-Kingston, "a persons o.
i per cent.
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DEATHS

ANDREwS--On Tuesday. March ., 1890, Mt
the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Glib
son Fahnestock, Washington, u. c..
MARY CATHERINE LEE, daughter OF
the lato Josiah Lee aud widow OF II.
Snowdcn Andrews, OF Baltimore, Nd,
in her eighty eighth year.
Funeral services at Emmanuel Church,
Baltimore, on Friday, March 5, at J
o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to
attend. Interment private.
MALyIN-Entcred eternal rc~t Thursday,
March Z, 1890, at 3 a. m, Mrs. MARY ".
MALv1N. wife OF the late Judson Malyin.
Funeral from the late residence. eos II
st N. w, Saturday, 10 a. m.
MORELAND-At her rceidcnce, 11e6
Park place northeast, ELIZABETH ANN,
beloved wife OF J. II. Moreland, aged
scventy-sx years.
Funeral from her late residence 2
n. m, Monday, March S. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
PARKER-On Thursday, March 4, 1890.
at 7:35 p. m, ELIZABETH, wife OF the
late George w Parker. 49,
Funeral from her late residence, 1895
Riggs street northwest, saturday, March
s, at y. m. Interment private. Rela-
tives and friends invited.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GEO. c. GERTMAN. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, holding Probate Court. No.
1856, Administration. This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, of the Dis
trict of Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court OF the District of Columbia,
letters,of administration on the estate of
Helen L. Dorsey, late Of the District of Co
lumbia, deceased. All persons having
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crs thereof, legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the nth day Of
February, A. ID. 1921; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate Given under my hand this l7th
day OF February, 1890. MALCOLM DOR
SEY, 55i 18th at. 8. ". tSeaDg Attest
Wills for the District OF Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court.
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PERFUME Of ROSES
CAMEFROMC0RPSE
Modern Miracle Described by
Nuns With Death Of
Associate.

Continued from Page Thirtsen5
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been so lasting"
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IN MEMORIAM

loving memory Of our mother,
REBECCA II. DOYLE, who died ono
year ago today, March :. 1918.
BON AND DAUGHTER.
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FLORAL DESIGNS

FLOWERS s.r ali cccasiens. Cal, rrr nklls
ssss, Residence. rrsnkiin iiss. GEO. ".
COOKE. t1Ha Csan- ave-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
WILSON OFRECE UN
BARCO A HARDING
PARA lR A PANAMA
Per conducto del Srio.
Daniels Ie haCe el
ofreCimiento

T,legrapq Especial pare Ia PRENSA'
WASHINGTON. Noviembrc IL!
Secretario de Ia Armada Daniels. te-
jegrafi6 hoy al senador Harding a
Marion. Ohio, poniendo su dIsposi-
ci6n un barco de guerra para que ha-
ga ei proyectado viaje IA iona del
Canal de Panama.
FL ofrecimiento 10 ha -ccho Mr.
Daniels. en- nombre del PresIdente
wilson auien di6 instrucciones al S"-
cretario de Ia Armada de ponsr dis
nosici6n del Presidenre elecIo uno de
los mejores barcos de los Estados INT
dos en- Hampton Roads. q buque
presidential "Mayflower' para Que
conduzca al viajero a donde estara It
su disposition cl acorazado.
Al mismo tempo, el Secretario de Ia
Guerra. Newton c. Baker, declare que
50 han girado a las autoridades mlli-
.,,res de Ia frontera, instrucciones pa
\ que le extiendan I! Presidente cleo
o ;odas las cortesias n que tiene de-
recho como future Presidenre de Ia
Republica y que ST c1 sena6or Har-
ding 10 desea, puede pasar revista a
las tropas en- todos aquellos iugares
que visite en- Texas.
Iguales instrucciones Sc enviaran a
las fuerzas que Sc encuentran en- Ia
IONA del canal.
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Ia ENT REGA De Los
FERROCARa IS
Sc HARA HASTA QUE COUPE
LA PRESIDENCIA Ell
GRAL. 0BREGON

Tcegrcmc Especial pGrG Lii PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MENCO, NOviembre
Los ferrocarirles no scrin devuel-
tos u sus duenos sino hasta cuando el
general ObregtR 50 haya hecho car
go dc IA presidcncia de la Rep1blica-
En- los circulos oficiales sc hizo esta
declaration, al contestarsc a las pre-
Suutas que Sc hicicran reSpecto de 81
iban 4 ser dcvueltaS las lineaS Nacio-
males el ferrocarril MeXicano antes
de que el PresidcnIe de la Huerta en-
tregara el podcr.
Sc habia rumorado que cl Presiden-
te substitute estaba preparandose para
devolyer los ferrocarriles a sus duenos'
para Gcjar solucioIado uno de los pro
bleuas cerrados durante'el regimen de
CaranZa, aun Sc habta aSeGurado
que ya> estabau muy adclantadas las
nesociaciones. fin dc que Ia entire
ga Sc hiciera fines del presente mes.
Mas ahora sc ha declarado que Nv
devoluci6n de los fcrrocarriles es asun
70 que el general ObrcS6n desea reso!-
ver. por I solo Y que sera Ia devolu-
ci6n de las lineas uno de los princi-
pales actos de 81 gobierno, con e. OBJ
6eto de crear confianza en- el eXtran-
iSrO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
HARDING NO
FORMAAUN
GABMETE
Es bien recibiida la idea
de la pldtica entire
. aquel Y Obreg6n

Teie9rGmG Especial para La PRENSA"
NCENA YORK NoVlembre 0.-tna
persona que Sc halla intimamente liga-
da con Harding manifesto hoy que to-
dos los rumores que han est2Go circl-
lando acerca de la probable formation
del gabinete del PreSidentc eleCro ca =
recen de Fundamental, pues Harding no
ha pensado nada aun defnitivo Sotre
este aSurto.
-AEreg0 In rcferida persona que Mr.
Harding, .antes de decidir coSa alsuna,
conSultara con tres amigos Suyos qIe
gozan de I'll confianZa V que ejercen
sobre FL una gran Influenza, cue son:
el ex-senator Sutherland. de Utah;
Richard Washburn Child, altor Y es-
critOr promincnte, V Harry Daugherty,
politico de Ohio.
Dlccse que uno de los primeros pa
SOS de Harding, tan pronto Ccmo lnau
gure Su pcriodo, sera pedirlc al Con-
Greso que arruebe IA resolution en- que
Sc declara que ha~ ter1ninado c! estado
de guerra con las Potencias Cenra-
les Y nombrara deSde lucco auevos
representatives Giplomaticos ConSuia-
res en- elias.
MientraS tanto. dlcese que alsunos
prominentcs republicanos inQuiriran
entire las potencias aliadas que enmlen
u;tS al Convenio &c la LiCa de las Ma
clones serian accptables para elias.
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IRAN A LA TOMA DE
POSSESSION DEL NUEVO
PRESIDENTE DE LA R
Vmios comerciantes de San
Antoaio estardn Ell la inau-
guracion de Oregon

Aver Sc sirvi0 informarnos g! Pre-
sidente del Mexican Trade Bureau de
la Camara de Comerc!o, Mr.. w. Z.
Higgins. que Sc estan hacienda los
p-eparativos entire aIsuncs miemhros
de CSC importante organizacicn, para
el viaje que piensan llevar a cabo Ia
capital de la Repubiica MeXieana. en-
OCCASION al ,tGrnIino del periodo guber-
namental del Presidente de la Huer-
Ia, V 2 Ia iniciaci6n de funcioues "c1
general Alvaro ObregGn como Presi-
dente Constitutional de n Republlca.
Mr.. Higgins nos manifesto que los
comerciantes sanantonianos qrfe-en
hacer presente al general Obreg6n,
an la Inauguration de su Gobierno, los
votos mas fervieates porque Ia paz
V el progreso sean los resultados de-
finitivos de la nueva administrator.
Les viajeros de san Antonio, enca-
bezados por el Presidente del Mexi-
can Trade Bureau, saldran de esta
ciudad el dfa 27 de los corrientes, y
regresaran ell dfa del pr6ximo diciem
bre
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LA DESPEDIDA DE
LA {. DE COMERCIO A
La BANDA DE E. MAYOR
Con un banquete fue obse-
quiada aver tGrde por ell
Mex. Trade Bureau

Al medic dia de aver, en- Il Origi-
nal Mexican restaurant, el Mexican
Trade Bureau de Ia Camara dc CO.
mercio de San Anlonio, ofrcci5 un
hanquete &c despedida a! Director y
miembros dc la Banda de Estado
Mayor, que duraute seis dras conse'
cutivos ha dado audicioncs en- honor
de los hubitantes dc San Antonio, Co
mo una correspondence a los agasa-
jos continuadoS de que ha sido OBJ
jcto.
En- ei restaurant Sc enCOntraban reC-
nidos, aGemaS de los muSicos meXica-
nos, algunoS otroS caballeros, entire
quicncs estaban el, Presidentc de Ia
Camara dc Comercio Mr.. King, q Pre-
sidente el Director del Mexican
Trade de Bureau. Mr.. ". G.. Higgins y
Mr.. y. q. Akeroyd respeCtivamentc,
el Consul de Mexico. senior Beltrin, el
Director de LA PRENSA senor lgna-
clio L. Lozano, y otros.
La cordialidad mas graude reino
durante Ia comida, tai grado que fl
naliz0 con detalles verdaeramente sim
pat;cos Y de confraternidad, origina-
dos por Ia actitud LENA de sinceridad y
frarqueza de los anfitriones, represen-
rados por el Presidente del Mexican
Trade Bureau.
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RECONOCE
Al GOBNO.
CHILE
Gonzdlez Martinez 10
aUisa asi desde
Santiago

Tei.yrGH,a Especial para La PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MENlCO, Novimbre D..
Ell Gobierno de Ia Republica de Chi
le IA anunciado n Enviado Especiai
DR.. Enrique Gonzalez Martinez, que
sera recibido oficialmente con el ca
racter de Minisctro Plenipotenciario
de Mexico, 10 que signitica que el Go
bierno de aquei pals otorga su recono-
cimienato al gobierno del Presidente
de Ia Huerta.
La Secretarfa de Relaciones Exte-
riores recibi6 un mensaje cablcgrafico
Gel doctor Gonzalez Martinez, infor-
mando en- tai sentido, y agrcsardo que
va q preSentar al Presidente de Chic
las cartas aut6grafas Gel Presideate
de la Huerta, que 10 acreditan e. re-
presentante diplomatico de Mexico ell
aouella Republica Sud-AmcrIcana.
Sc cree aqui que Ia actitud del sobier
no chileno es el -esultado Immediate
de Ia declaration que hiciera el Sc
cretario de Estado, Colby, de que cs-
peraba que todos los pafses que no
han reconocido ai gobierno dc Mexico
seguiran c! ejemplo del goplerno de
los EStados CnidoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06

TeIcgrGmc Especial parG .'Lk PRENSA"
MADRID, Novienbre 5.-Por mas
que la opinion publica Sc manifesto
diferentes epocas han tornado parte
prcsidenciales de los Estados Uni
dos, los pe:iGGicoS consagraron diver
SOS artculos a Ia description de los
rssSos caracteristicos del candidate
vencedo:. Warren Harding.
La Liber;ad' dice que epnuevo Pre-
sidente tiene juventud, entusiasmo, vi
gor experiencia, que su VIDA ha 81
do cjemplar que goza lie gran res
poto personal.
Ell Pals, peri6dico republican,, Iii
ce que Harding no es nj Franklin NJ
Lincoln, pero uIe hay que regocijaTse
porque no es un imperialista del tipo
Gel Kaiser SIN corona.
"El Sol'', dice cue los financieros de
Wall Street miran con 5uenos oJos a
Harding. seEuros de que seguira una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06

Anoche. en q Beethoven Hall" y
ante una concurrencia selectisima de
dile,auJti. 81 famoso pianista Joseph
Lncvine di6 un concerto orSanizado
nor The Tuesday Musical Club y The
Chamminade Choral, Society, que sir
vi5 PARA confirInar una YES mas q JUS
tisimo presiigio que tieEe tornado el
arIiSJa.
Sus interpretaciones de aver noche
rcs,,!taron Seuci!!amente admirables.
Apa-,c del dominic complete cue tiene
I.hevinne del teciaGo Y de "a perTecta
.olicacf5n de los pedalcs 1ese peQuenO
secreto que muy rccos pianistas han
josrado penetrar.) II ttcnica ' IA ms
piraci6n de sus ejecuciones 10 ponen en-
condici6n de satisfacer el gusto mas
rcrinado : de dar cumplimientc al mas
eNiEentc-
Hizo una Interpretation sencillamen-
e notable de tres bellisimos preiUdios
y del esJud!o Ge IL op. 3S de Rachma-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
SALIO PARA MEXICO
Ell Lie. DON EMILIO
VAZQUEZ GOMEZ
Va a radicmse ala, alejado
de todos los aSuntos
de la politica

Desde hace algunos dias sabiamos
que el licenciado Emilio NazQuez Go
mez. que fuera en- el Gobierno del Pre-
sidente Francisco Leon de Ia Barra
Ministro de Gobernaci6n, Y que estu-
vo mas de ocho amos en- el destierro
en- esta ciudad, Sc dispone a regresar
u la Eepublica Mexicana, para fijar
allf su residencia definitiva.
Aver confirmamos nuestras noticias
pues el licenciado NazqueZ Gomez, en-
union de su familia sali6 por Ia ma
mana de San Antonio, con destino
Ia poblaci6n fronteriza ae Larcuo, oo
donde seguira para la capital de nues-
ira Republica.
El licenciado NdZquez Gomez, por
los informes que logramos obtener
en- esta ciudad, no tiene el proposIto
do reanudar sus interrumpidas activl-
dades politicas, contra 10 que Sc ase-
guraba en- algunas circulos mexicanos
de los Estados Unidos, V ann Gel We
cino pals.