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Evening journal., 1920-01-24
MUSICFEATURE
AT BRANDYWINE
Pastor Will Preach on Fare
we'll Kiss For Mother
in-Law"
ORGAN RECITAL AT
EVENING SERVICE

The program tomorrow at Brandy
wine NJ E. Church will begin with class
meeting at $50 o'clock. At 1890 o'clock
the pastor VIII preach on "The Great
Commandment" Anthem by the choir,
Make Joyful Noise" Edwards: duct,
"Watchman on the HIlls.r Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. Paul w. Orth and II. NJ. Pedrlck
Sunday school at ? o'clock. Epworth
League service at Gas o'clock. Special
music
At 730 o'clock the pastor viii preach
Farewell Kiss for Mother-in-Law."
The choir will sing THE Lord is My
Shepherd" Brookfleld. and the quartet
will sing 1.-THE Half Cannot Be Told"
Singing by the mems chorus followed
by revival.
Two musical programs have been ar
ranged by Miss Helen D. Berry, organ
ist. In the morning the program viii
be: Prelude, "Berceuse in c." William
s. Brown; offertory. "Salut D'Amour," "
e. Elgar; postlude. March Des Giron-
dlns," Scotson Clark.
In the evening Miss Berry VIII give
an organ recital prior 10 the service
Prelude, Evening Star" Richard Wag-
ner. Largo from Xerxes, G.. p. Haendel;
March Ramaine." c. II. Gounod; "Ros-
ary," Ethelbert Nevln; Offertory.
"AbendNed," Schumann o. P. So No. i2;
organ postlude, Vienna March" Scot
son Clark Revival service every eve
ming next week except Saturday.
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REPEAT CANTATA AT
SILVERBR00K CHURCH

sllverbrook Methodist Episcopal
Church, opposite Union Park Gardens,
the Rev. Elwood Jones, pastor, an
.nounces the following services for to-
morrow. The morning service begin
ming at 1925 o'clock will open with or
Kan selections by Miss Conwell. follow
ed by special music by the choir direct
ed by Raymond w. Lilley. The pastor
will preach at this service, his subject
being, Extending the Borders Of Gods
Kingdom on Earth
The Sunday school, Joseph w. Coley.
superintendent will meet at ~ o'clock.
The mems Bible class, George w. Bed
well. president. will meet at the same
hour and the pastor will teach the les
son. At a recent business and social
meeting OF the class committees were
appointed to increase the activities OF
the class and 10 secure new members.
Forward movements are being planned
BY other organized classes in the school.
OFFERINGS for the new building fund are
being received each Sunday through the
school and the attendance Is on the in
crease. The Junior League will meet
at the close Of the Sunday school In
charge OF Robert Green, superintendent.
The Epworth League will hold de-
ilonal meeting at Gas o'clock.
At the evening praise service at T.5O
o'clock, the Christmas cantata viii be
repeated. The cantala by the late VIII
NJ 8. Brown contains solos, a mixed
quartet. male quartet and consider
able chorus work. The pastor will de-
liver a short sermon at this service, the
subject being, "The Master Benefacto.
Glass meeting led by Joseph w. Coiey
viii be held Tuesday evening OF :
O'Clock. The pastors class Will meet
Wednesday evening at s O'Clock.
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FINDS MAN Who
CHOSE TROUBLE
DR.. Sumwalt breaches on
Choices of Men," at
Grace Church
WOMEN PLAYERS HOLD
QUOT TOURNAMENT

At Grace NJ. E. Church, the Rev. John
w. n. Sumwalt. D. D.. viii preach in the
morning on "The Shock Troops OF Re
liglon.n The musical numbers include !;
organ prelude, "ofrertoire in E Flat"
BatIste; anthem. "The God OF Abraham
Praise" Buck; ofYertory. seek Ye the
Lord" Roberts; organ postlude. "Reces-
sional," Merkel"
In the evening. DR.. Sumwalt VIII con-
tlnue his series on "The Choices OF
Men," the subject for this week being.
1.-THE Man Who Chose Trouble" The
musical program consists OF an organ
recital from 7.i5 o'clock TO 7.30 o'clock
"Marche Nuptiale," Loret; "Medita-
tlon-Elegie." (ist suite Russian) Borrow
ski; "Andante Moderate" Kinder; an
them. "Fierce Was the Wild Billow,"
Noble; Offertory. contralto solo. Like
as the Hart" Allisten. Mrs. .Kemery;
organ postlude, "Marche Romaine,"
Gounod.
The Sunday school will convene at i2
o'clock. The average attendance In the
school for the last year Is the highest
that has been reached for several years
and IL Is the determination OF the
to keep up this average.
Az the Epworth League at 6.30 o'clock
a study OF the life Of China will be in.
augurated. This course VIII continue
for six weeks.
On Monday night the women's QUOT
will begin. There will be
a series OF singles played every Monday
night.
The mems dinner VIII be held We'd
nesday evening at o'clock. Al the
mld-week service at 7.45 o'clock, We'd
nesday. DIT. Sumwalt VIII begin course
OF study OF the Book OF James.
The junior League will meet at $50
o'clock Friday afternoon. The boys
club will meet on Saturday night at 7.i5
o'clock. The feature Of the evening will
be "Trip TO Versailles" conducted by
the Rev. Walter a, Hearn and Mr.. Bent
ley.
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ALL EXISTENCE?
Eternal Life Discussed Sun
day Night by West
Church Pastor
BUSINESS SOCIAL TO
BE HELD ON MONDAY

West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets. the Rev. U.
Franklin Smiley. d. D. pastor. the Rev
James Dougherty. assistant pastor. will
hold services at 1890 O'Clock and 7.3O
o'clock Mr.. Dougherty will preach in
the morning on "Dellverance from Sin"
The organ prelude win be "Andante
Cantabne." by Ibidor and the postlude,
Grand Chorus" by Tamalgre As the
anthem. the choir viii sing 81 Was
Glad When They said Unto Me"
Brown; the onertory. 20 Love That
VIII Not Let Ne Co" by Geibel, solo
lists, Mrs. NJ b. Lewis and Mrs. j. C..
Allen.
At 2 o'clock the Bible school will
meet In all rs departments. At the same
hour Mrs. Smiley will teach the lesson
in the womenis class.
The mems class will meet at .
o'clock IN the church auditorium. Dr..
Smiley will talk on Honesty Irving
C. Casler will lead the singing.
Al 645 o'clock, the C. r. Society VIII
meet: foreign missionary meeting, IN
charge OF the missionary committee.
The C. e business and social meeting
will be Monday evening
At 7.9O O'Clock, the popular service OF
song will be led by the chorus choir
with orchestral accompaniment. AS the
epecal feature OF this service an op-
portunity Will be given TO hear irving
c. easier, director OF the chorus Mr..
easier win sing a baritone solo. Miss
Mary Emma Harmon McGeorge VIII
play violin solo. ION Wings OF song
by Mendelssorn. Miss Grace kusehan
viii be the accompanist. The organ
prelude will be, THE Lost Chord" by
and the postlude,. "Postlude IN
b" by Ibest; anthem, "1he Blessed
Gospel" by Hall; oirertory, sun OF MY
soul" by Turner; sololsts, Mrs. NJ. D.
!. .e,yis ana II. Jones. Or. Smiley's
theme will be, DOCS Death End All
This will be the fourth In the series OF
'PerpleSlng Religious Problems.
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EzIoN SERVICES.

Ezlon NJ. Z. Church, the Rev. j. o.
King. D. D.. pastor. will hold services
at 1890 o'clock, sermon by the pastor
subject why Stand Ye Here All the
nav Idle: 1890 o'clock, class meetings
. 80 o'clock. Sunday school, C. G. Laws
superintendent. Missionary Day. Mrs.
Lillian L. Overall, president Special
features Of the program viii be adj
dress by DR.. Conwell Banton and Prof.
w II smith: solo by James II. Col
bourne. and quartet by members OF
Young Mems Bible Glass; 6.A5 O'Clock,
Epyorth League. Mrs. Clara Cork. pres
ident: Miss Lillian Sterling viii lead
the meeting. las o'clock. sermon by
the pastor, subject Caesar versus
Cod" Wednesday. $50 o'clock, Junior
League. Miss Carrie A. Virgins, super
intendent: Miss Mary Baysrd, assist
ant superintendent.
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ST. ANDREWS CHuRCH.

The services IN st. Andrews Church.
Shipley and Eighth streets, the Rev.
Richard w. TrRpnell. rector. the Rev.
Edward II Ford. assistant, will be as
follows: Bible class and Sunday School,
at 9l5 o'clock; morning prayer and
sermon at IL o'clock; young peoples
meeting in the parish house at Gas
o'clock; evening prayer and sermon at
7iJ o'clock.
Services in st. Matthew's Church,
Shipley and Eighh streets, the rector
of ST. Andrews, in charge, viii be the
Sunday School. at 2 O'Clock; Bible
class at o'clock; holy communion and
sermon at o'clock.
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ussJoNARy ALLIaNCT.

Christian and Missionary Alllance
Church between Washington and JEFF
ferson streets, on Fifth street. the Rev.
J. V. Krall, pastor. will hold services
Sunday. as follows: 1890 O'Clock and
7.30 o'clock, the Rev. E. J. Richards,
evangelist, home secretary OF the Chris
tlan and Missionary Alliance. will
preach. Morning subject: The Body Of
Christ or a New View Of the Church a"
Evening subject: why Was the Rich
Man Lost ?" Special revival services
will be held every night next week. the
Rev z. J. Richards, In charge. Song
service 80 o'clock.
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JUBILEE SERVICE AT
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH

Tomorrow, the last Sunday Of the
Epiphany season Will be an important
day at st Stephens Lutheran Church.
Tatnall street near Seventh street. the
Rev. Frederic Doerr. pastor. The pas
tor will speak in Tie morning on the
Higher and Holier Duties" In the
evening there will be jubilee mis-
sionary service. The program that will
be used Is published by the Board Of
Foreign Missions OF the United Luth-
eran Church in America. The special
parts Of the program will be given
by scholars OF the Sunday School and
members OF the Missionary Society
There VIII be special and appropriate
music by the choir.
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EPyyORTH CHURCH.

AZ EpWorlh NJ. &. Church. Tenth and
Lombard streets. the Rev. r. f. Beau
champ. pastor, services tomorrow will
be as follows: $50 o'clock. class meet
ing; leader, George W. Booker; 1890
o'clock, sermon by the pastor: sub
iect.. "The City Of order and Beauty" /;
o'clock, Sunday School; WllHs L.
Overdeer, superintendent; $50 o'clock,
Epworlh League; 730 o'clock, sermon
by The pastor; subject, Drifting" Re
viyal services viii continue during the
week.
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SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL
AT MCABE MEMORIAL

The evangellstic service in progress
at McCabe Memorial NJ. L. Church will
continue all day tomorrow The pastor
will have for his subject at the morn
ing service, Lost" In the evening the
subject will be "The Religious Thief"
The Sunday school will meet at i2
o'clock and the Epworth League at Gas
o'clock with Miss Dorothy Roberts as
The leader. There were fifteen acces-
slons 60 the church at the service last
Sunday and again tomorrow the pastor
will give any who wish TO join either
by letter or on confession OF faith an
opportunity. A number are expected to
become members. A special program of
music has been prepared FOR the day In
cluding solos and a male quartet.
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WESLEY SERVICES.

Services viii begin at Wesley Church
at $50 o'clock with the classmeetlng.
This service will be followed by the
preaching service. al which time the
paafor will preach, taking for his sub
iecl "The Preciousness and Power OF
Faith" sunday school will meet at
1915 O'clock. The Epworih League will
hold their services at 6.i5 o'clock, and
at + 30 O'Clock the preaching services
will be held. at which time Or. Robert
Wait. district superintendent, Will
preach. The Rev. Z. w. Wells Will
preach at MI. Salem Sunday evening,
owing to The illness OF the Rev. Leon
ard White. Special music will be
given at Sunday services under the dl-
rection Of the new choir leader, Mrs
Elton Carter Of Fourth and Rodney
streets.
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ME. 10Y.

Mt. JOY NJ. Z. Church, the Rev. j. w.
Bond, D. D., pastor, VIII hold services
sunday as follows: $50 o'clock, class
meeting; 1880 o'clock. sermon by the
pastor subject. VALLEY Of Dry Bones; =
go o'clock Sunday school Mrs. Julia
Fisher superintendent; o'clock song
service; 8 o'clock the Queen Esther
circle viii hear a special sermon by
the pastor: Tuesday s o'clock, The
Ushers' Board will meet; Wednesday,
5 O'Clock, Young Peoples Class; Fri
day, o'clock, choir rehearsal, Mrs. lsa-
bella Bantum, leader.
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PASTOR TO PREACH
ON "a NEW HEART

At Harrison Street NJ. E. Church, the
Rev. w. E. Habbart. pastor. services
win be: 9 o'clock. class meeting; 1890
o'clock. preaching by the Rev J. II.
Beauchamp: 1915 o'clock, Sunday
school; 630 o'clock. Epworth League
7.30 O'Clock, preaching by the pastor.
subject. "A New Heart
special music in the morning. An
them, 'Mercles OF the Lord" Lorenzo
In the evening. anthem, savior
Breathe an Evening Blessing" Edwards
Bass solo. selected, Marrier Crossan.
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AsBURY PREACHING.

AZ Asbury VI E. Church, Third anu
Walnut streets, the Rev. George White
Dawson, pastor, services tomorrow VIII
be: 9 o'clock, prayer meeting, w. j.
ZONES. leader. 1890 o'clock. preaching
subject. Mote the Majesty and the
Condescenslon Of Cod; o'clock. sun
day school; go o'clock, Epworth
League: theme, THE Changing China I;
: 30 o'clock, preaching, subject, Hope
the Anchor OF the Soul
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Special Music Churches
THUNDER OR ANGEL"
SERMON AT UNION

Sunday services at Union Methodist
Episcopal Church, Fifth and Washing
ton streets, the Rev. Harvey Winfield
Ewing, pastor. VIII be as follows: 93O
o'clock class meeting, Z. w Dunlap,
leader; 1880 O'Clock, public worship,
sermon subject, Thunder or An An
gel"; 2 o'clock Sunday School; $50 o.
clock Epworth League; 73o o'clock
evening worship, sermon subject,
Conditions Which VIII Prevail Up TO
the Time Of Ghrist's Return" fourth
OF the sermon series upon the Second
Coming Of Christ"
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SECOND NJ. p CHURCH.

There VIII be the Following services
at the Second NJ. P. Church, Fifth ave-
nue. and Anchorage street: Glass meet
ing. 10 O'clock, led by Charles II.
Caulk; preaching, II o'clock, by the
Rev. B. F. Jester; Sunday school. 2
o'clock. Miss Myrtle Baus, a Deaconess
from Baltimore, will make an address
at 7.3O o'clock. Prayer meeting is on
Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
EasTLAKE METHODIST.

Eastlake NJ Z. Church, Thlrtieth ana
Tatnal streets. the Rev. z. C. Sunneld,
pastor, will hold Sunday services ot
9.45 o'clock, morning class; 1870 o'clock
sermon, subject, Holding Forth the
Word Of Life;' O'Clock, Bible School;
G.45 O'Clock, Christian Endeavor ser-
vice; 7l5 o'clock, song service and
sermon.
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nICU.RDsoN PARK VI. Y. CHURCH.

At Richardson Park NJ. z. Church,
services tomorrow viii be as follows !:
10 so o'clock. sermon by the pastor ana
reception OF members; i2to O'Clock
Sunday School, in charge Il w. q.
Strickland, assistant superintendent
SIS o'clock, young peoples service /:
80 O'clock. sermon by pastor, followed
by evangelistic services.
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GERMAN BAPTIST.

At the German Baptist Church, Fifth
and Walnut streets, in The German SER
vice. in the morning, al i0'o'clock, the
pastor, the Rev. William l.. Schoenel,
VIII preach on Lest We Forget" The
Sunday School will meet at it.i5 o'clock.
In the English service, IN the evening
at 730 o'clock. the pastor viii preach
on what Do Ye MOre?'
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sINn,NaAr nIINET.

AZ Olivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broome streets, the Rev Joel 5.
Gnnllan will preach at i0A5 o'clock, on
songs from God" and at 7.i5 o'clock,
on "Three steps to Salvation" Sab
bath school IS az noon; Y. p. s. c. E.,
at 7 o'clock.
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MaDELEY REVIVAL.

Revival services are continuing at
Madeley NJ. Il. Church. .Tomorrw the
pastor Will preach at 1890 o'clock and
7.30 o'clock. The Sunday School Will
meet at 2t5 o'clock. with the superin-
tendent, II. G.. Conner, in charge. At
Gas O'Clock the Epworth League Will
hold its devotional service.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
IrNIrAnIaN CHRCH.

Special service for young people will
be held In the Unitarian Church. West
street above Eighth street. Sunday, at
l045 O'Clock, sermon by the Rev. w. A.
Vr0oman, on Efficiency and Service !;
musical service led by Miss Wales and
ruartette.
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STRANGE N.Mrs POPULAR.

In India names are likely to change
as result Of conversion to Christi
anity. For instance, Mr.. Nosepricked
becomes Mr.. Servant OF Jesus; Mr.. Beg
gar, Mr.. Child OF the Church, and Mrs.
She Devil. Mrs. Happiness.
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rnATFnN,L spInITII,IIsrc

Fraternal Spirltualists' Church ser
vices at No. 907 Tatnall street. Sunday
evening, viii be conducted by Mrs. VIII
Liam Moore. Messages by Mr.. Gillen.
OF Philadelphia.
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MT. ZION.

There vall be preaching at Mt. Zion
C. NJ. Z. Church, by the Rev L. +.
Ferrell. pastor, at 1890 O'Clock. The
Wedding Garment" and at 7.i5 o'clock,
"The Day Of Trouble"
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Why You ShouldGo
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous Religion, or
which the rewards distant and which is.animated
only by Faith and Hope will glide by degrees out Of
the mind. unless il be nvigorated by external ord.
nanceS, by stated calls to worship ana the saIutary
influence of example.
Johnson. Life of Milton.
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OtrO ni1O muertO
pOr un autOn6ViI

Aver Las II a. m. en- la parada
do Puerta de TERRA, Ell auto No. IA del
Gobierno Insular, guiado por Ell chauf
feur Antonio Rivera Martinez, arrollo
al nifio Rafael Osorio, de diez amos,
natural de Manati, produciendole una
fuerte confusion en- la region occipital
con fractura de la misma Y con derra-
me intarno, siendo asistido de primera
intention en la Sala de Socorro de
Puerto de Tierra, pasando luego al Hos
pitaa, donde fal!scio las p. m
De la investigation pre!iminar prac-
ticada por Ell cabo Soldevila, encarga-
do del pnesto de Pusrta de TERRA, Sc
degprende que ell accidente resulto ca
sual.
El chauffeur. acompafiado de varios
testigos. fue conducido pnseencia del
Fiscal, quien despues de CIR los testi-
inonios orden6 La libertad de Rivera
Martinez.
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San Juan, P. r.
Enero 30, 1920


Senor don Antonio r. Barcel6,
Pres. de la Junta Central de
la Union de Puerto Rico,
San Juan,
Mi distinguido amigo:
Desde la Ultima convention ce-
lebrada por ell Partido Unionista,
"a la ,cual assist EN- mi caracter de
miembro de la entonces Camara
de Delegados, estoy retirado de la
polftica militante, exceptuando ell
cumphmiento de mis- deberes CO.
mo Representante.
Tome tai resolucion por motivos
que no interesan a otros que a mi
personalmente y asi paso compile
tamente desapercibidc mi aleja-
miento de los organIslnos directi-
yos del Partido y Gle todas aque-
Has actividades a que regularmen-
te me entregaba en- las distintas
manifestaeiones de la p0lftica insu-
lar. Creia beneficioso para mi Par
lido pres.ar ealladamente mi con-
curse a las personals que dirigian
su polftica, atm cuando sus actua-
clones no fueran completamente
de acuerdo con mis- propias OPT
niones. Y tive la Illusion de Greer
que permanecerfa por mucho item
pO, quizas por todo el resto' de mi
vida, guardando la misma actitud.
Los acontecimiensos actuales e&i
gen de mi conciencia Y de mi pa
triotismo todo 10 contrario. All re-
gresar de los Estados Unidos me
encuentro con la grave crisis por-
que atraviesa nuestro pueblo de-
bida a la agitacion socialista, enor-
memente aerecentada por la ex-
traordinaria misiva al GobernadOr
INFERNO de Puerto Rico, frrnada
por dos americanos que sc desig-
nan representatives de la Fedora
cion Americana del Trabajo. Me
parece que nunca estuvo nueStro
pals tan sacramento amenazado en-
su vida pohtica como en- estos mo-
mentOs; creo que estamOs jugando,
no va nuestro pOrvenir, sino MUGS
tro mismo pasadO, puesto que la
incapacidad para solucionar nues-
ira crisis economical podrla traer
por consecuencia un paso atras Ell
el desenvolvimientb de nuestras
libertades polftica. Por este mott.
vo, me pernito dirigir a usted y,
ia carta.
Desde luego, la forma irrespetuo
sa, violenta e impensada EN- que es-
ia redactada la carta de los agita-
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poraciOnes, casi tOdaS en- su ma
yoria extranjeras a Puerto Rico,
estan EN- absolute deSproporci0n
con los beneficiOs obtenidos en- MIN
gun otro pals del mundo EN- min
guna clase de empresa; es verdad
que a pesar de las cifraS que arro-
Jan las estadisticas sobre la impor
taci0n Y la eXportacion, nuestros
jibaros' estan enfermoS- Y anemi-
cos borque no cOmen, porque Sc
eXtenuan en- ell trabajo sin compen
saci6n suficiente, porque al enfer-
marse carecen de medicinas, por-
que no tienen una casa en- que vi
vir, III siquiera una CANA en- que
dormir. Els verdad que mientras
hay corpOraciones que en- un solo
afo levaptan beneficiOs iguales o
mayores que ell capital por elias
.invertido, sus trabajadores reel
ben jornales m1seros e insufficient
tes, y cuando pretenden alg1n me-
joramiento son inSulsados calum
niados, motejados de vagos Y de pi-
lletes Y Ell muchos casos brutal
mente tratados. Els verdad que la
inmensa mayor1a de nuestra pobla-
ci0n solamente come una comida
una vez al ldia.
ST todo ESQ es verdad, ell deber
de nuestrOs partidos politicos es
-afrontar la situaci6n valiente y
honradamente, sin pensar en- pla-
mes de fuerza que ahoguen los gfi-
tos de reivindicaci6n v de justi-
cia de nuestras masas proletarias,
No debemos cerrar nuestros o1oos
con ell pretex1o de que Sc nos ha
insultado; dejemos a un lado los
insultos Y aprovechemos la posi-
ci6n favorable EN- que la suerte
nos haNcoloeado para ayudar a
nuestros compatriotas pobres y des
validos.
Core ell rumor de que Sc trata
de convocar session extraordina-
ria la Legislature para enmendar
la Ley Electoral la Ley Munich
pal. Yo considero ESQ un sarcasmo
en- los presentes momentos. Debe
convocarse a la Legislature Sc
sion exraordinaria para tratar de
solucionar ell conficto que nos anne
naza, cuyas consecuencias son in
calculates.
No necesito decir a usted que
yo condeno ell bolshevikismo que
/ consiste en- la domination de una
minoria industrial por ell terror y
el crimen sobre toda una comuni-
dad: pero tampoco vacilo en- decir
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Ell SR. GONZALEZ BELTRAN
RECTIFICA UNAS PALABRAS
DEL GOBERNADOR INFERNO

Anoche nos llam6 por telefono
el Sr. Enrique Gonzalez Beltran,
Tresidente y director de la Cen
trail Can6vanas, para comunicar-
nos, rectifcando de ese modo,
unas manifestaciones del ST.. Be-
nedicto, que public6 Ell MUNDO
de aver, que en- la Central Can6-
yanas no ha ocurrido ninguna
huelga. continuando la molienda
ininterrumpidamente. Nos dijo,
asimismo, ell Sr. Gonzalez Bel
tran. que la Central referida no
ha dejado de funcionar nj -siquie-
ia un momento desde que comen-
20 la zafra y que todo ALI conti-
nna en- relativa y apacible calma.
La huelga, por ahora, Sc limita
las colonias de cana.