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The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

PHILADELPHIA. April i5.-But-
ter-Trade slow and market &c low
er. Quotations: Fresh. oiid-packed
creamery. fancy. .high-scoring. Boa
SIC; extras. 4sc.s extra firsts, 47s
tsc; hrsts. 44alsc; seconds, 3sa43c;
inferior lots. lower; garlicky. 25a
Ssc; sweet creamery. choice to fan
cy. 5ia53c: fair 70 good. foaBoc;
prints jobbing at 5saelc for fancy.
and 4sasSc for fair to good.
Eggs--In good demand and mar
ket advanced 2a2hc. Quotations:
Nearby frsts. 2sc per dog; nearby
current receipts. &c; Western. extra
hrsts, 27ha2sc; do. firsts. 2ea2Tc:
inferior lots lower; Southern. z3a
25e: fancy selected candled eggs
tobbing at 3sa37c, and fair to good,
Cheese Quiet and weak. The
quotations: New York. whole-milk.
firsts. fancy. held, 27ha2skc: do,
fair to. good. held, 2sa27e: do fancy,
fresh. '23a24c; do, common to fair,
fresh, 2la22c; Longhorns. held. 2ia
25c: do, fresh, 24a25c: single
Daisies, held. 27a2sc; do, fresh.
25a2sc; jobbing sales of fancy held
goods, 3oa31c.
Live pouitry-Fowis. fancy. heavy,
fat. ssa4oc: exceptional lots higher;
medium 3sa37c; inferior, 3ta35c;
spring chickens. broiiers. s5a7ee:
young roosters. fancy. soft-meated,
37a3sc: shaggy young roosers. 2sa
soc: old roosters. 24a25c: ducks.
white. Pekin. 3sa41c: mixed colors,
36a3sc; pigeons per pair. 55asoc.
Dressed poultry - Fowls. fresh
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
"VILLA" HANGED.
FOR KILLING THREE
In DYNAMITE BLAST
Rockville Jail Yard Scene
Of Execution of Triple
Murderer.

ROCKVILLE. Nd, April 15.--
With a remarkable display of nerve,
Guy vernon-Thompson. of German
town, this county. where he went
by the name OF villa" was hanged
in the Jail yard here this morning
for the murder of James Bolton, a
farm hand, and two little chifdren
of his housekeeper, Mrs Hattie
Shipley. They were killed last No.
vember, when Bottoms home. on the
mantown, was blown up by 'dyna-
mite.
Without evincing the slightest
trace of fear .he walked with firm
step from his cell to the scaffold,
and while Sheriff George E Nichol-
son and an assistant were adjusting
the straps, he coolly scanned the
faces of the hundred or more per-
sons who had assembled t6 witness
his execution.
Sheriff Nicholson sprang the trap
at 9:26 o'clock and eight minutes
later Thompson was pronounced
dead.
Thompson slept but two hours
during his last night. The remain
der of the time was devoted to
prayer. reading the Scriptures and
singing hymns, in which other
prisoners Joined. Several times dur
ing the night Thompson declared he
had made his peace with God, enter
tanned no aninosity toward any one
and was not afraid to die.
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What's Going
On T Today

Banquet--First Congressional din
ner Of Peoples Legislative. Service.
New willard. w
tingAFederation or Citizens
Associations. Board room Of Munich
pal Building. s:15 p. m.
DiscussIon-"CaIifo satur-
day Evening Forum of Gavei Club
1S17-1s New York avenue, s D. m.
Meeting-Mississippi State So
ciety, Thomson School. 8 p. m.
Ladies' Night-UDfversity Club
lecture on air craft armament by
Maj. William Ayres Borden, s D. m.
Social-ohio Girls Club, Wilson
Normal School. p. m.
Informal Dance-Kamaseda Klub
the Cairo, Seventeenth and q
streets northwest. 8 p. m.
Lecture-''Village Life in Per.
sia,'", DIR. Y. p. Mira. of the Persian
Legation. Woman's City Club. &
p. m.
Readings - Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith, Women's City Club, 4:45 D. m
Meeting - Biological Society OF
Washington. Cosmos Club. D. m
Dance-Eeleet Club. 2400 Sixteenth
street northwest, 8 p. m.
Meeting-Society for Philosopbi.
cal Inquiry. Public Library, I:so
p. m.
Mass Meeting - Auspices OF
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Z: NEARBY STATE EVENTS ::
ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE, Nd. April 15.-Law-
renee orutt. colored. 10 years old,
of this place. Is in q Washington
hospital. suffering from a revolver
shot wound said TO have been In
ficted by Tom Meads, colored. also
of Rockville, during an alteration
at a negro festival. Last evening
Meads, a deputy sheriff. attempted
TO restore order. and during an up
roar Meads. 1t is said, fired. He has
not been arrested.
A license to marry today was re-
fused Miss Mary Alice Via and Rus
sell d. Dudley. both Of Clifton
Forge, Va. The girl Is IL years
oldA A license was issued for the
marriage of Miss Edna Virginia
Fegely and Charles NJ. Porter, both
of Philadelphia
The county commissioners have
recommended that roads in this
county be improved as follows:
Three miles Of road from Boyds to
Clarksburg; road from BarnesvilIe
to Poolesville, hve miles; three
fourths of a mile of Germantown
road. and section of road from Hen
dersons Corner to Hyattstown.
Physicians to certify INDECENT
sick to Washington hospitals have
been named by the county commits
sioners as follows: Vernon H. Dy-
son. James z. Deets, E. w. White,
william T. Pratt, William T. Brown,
Upton D. Nourse, BENJAMIN c. Perry,
Joseph W. Bird. Horace B. Haddox.
w. C. Miller. George NJ. Boyer and
Eugene Jones.
A committee representing the
Montgomery County Federation of
women's Clubs will have charge OF
the women's work exhibit at the
annual Rockville Fair, The COM
mittee is Mrs. James H. Jones, chair
man; Mrs. ]. Frank Wilson. Miss
Catherine Cowsell. Mrs. John H,
Gassaway, Miss Mamie Poole, Mrs.
o. NJ. Linthicuhn. Mrs. Thomas T.
BarnslCy. Mrs. James w. Barnesley,
Mrs. Clarence L. iGilpin. Mrs. Wal
Ter Cashell, Mrs. William b. Mob
ley. Mrs. J. Dawson Williams, Mrs
Lawrence Allnutt. Mrs. H. H. Hodges
and Miss Lutte Griffith.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
HOLD UP HOPKINS
REAPPOINTMENTS
Advisory Board Resolves to
Give New Head Free
Hand.

BALTIMORE, April Is. - Much
speculation was caused in medical
circles over the receipt by the OFF,
GERS of instruction in the depart
ment of medicine of Johns Hopkins
University of a resolution adopted
by the advisory board of the medi-
cal faculty to the effect that prior
to the appointment of DIR. William
5. Thayer's successor, none of them
would be reappoiRted. AS this or
der affects about seventy of Balti-
more's most prominent physicians,
most of whose terms expire either
July 1 or September 1, there is
quite a bit of uneasiness being
manifested.
This action was taken by the
advisory board on April s, SO that
the successor of DIR. Thayer, who
recently resigned the professorship
Of medicine in the university, could
be given a free hand to reorganize
the department. 1t was pointed out
that when DR.. Thayer's successor is
appointed. should he desire to make
any changes-which he is likely to
do-under the action taken by the
advisory board, no personal ami
mosities can exist, as the board
will take all the responsibility. It
is not expected that many will be
displaced.
DR.. Whitridge Williams. dean OF
the medical school of Johns Hop
kins,- said this morning that a sue
cessor for DR.. Thayer had been
practically decided upon, and that,
II the physician would accept, the
position would be filled in a week
or two.
1t is understood In unoficiaI cir
cles that DR.. Walter Walker
Palmer, associate professor of
medicine of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. has the best chance.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16

am regular every month and have
no pain at all. I recommend your
medicine to everyone and you may
publish my testimonial, hoping that
the Vegetable Compound does some
other girl the good it has done me. -
Mrs. GEORGE TEGARDEN, 915 Third
Street, Moundsvlle, w. Va.
How many young girls suffer as
Mrs. Tegarden did and do not know
where to turn for advice or help.
They often are obliged to earn their
living by .toiling day in and day out
no matter how hard the pain they
have to bear. Every girl who suffers
in this way should try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and if she
does not get prompt relief write to
the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co,
Lynn, Mass, about their health.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Love Pirate Took
Wife, Certificate,
Hubby's Name

CHICAGO. April H. Running
away with smother mans wife rs
bad enough. but when the love
pirate also takes the husbands s
name and his marriage certificate,
the limit has been reached.
This Is the view OF william Crea-
son, Of Muskegon. Mich. and he
has caused the arrest Of his wife,
Lueila Creason. and Frank e
Baker, New York salesman
Judge Heap, Of the Morals Court
sent Baker to- the workhouse fol
thirty days. With the debonair
New York salesman on his WAY tc
the bridewell, his wife properly re.
pentant and the marriage certificatt
once more In his possession. Crea-
sons anger began to wane. After
a few kisses, a dinner and a show
with seats well up in front the pair
took a train back to Muskegon.
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killed. dry-picked, In boxes. weigh
Ing tafh lbs. and over apiece. 4ec:
some fancy nearby stock higher;
weighing 5 lbs. and over apiece, asa
ssc: Weighing sM ibs. and over, asa
s7c; weighing lbs. slate; fowls.
fresh-kiiled. in barrels. weighing IA
~ lbs. Apiece. dry-picked and dry
packed, sse; ice-pzcied. 3se; weigh
ing ) lbs. and over apiece. 37hassc:
weighing sh lbs. 35s36e; weighing
3 lbs. and under. 3iassc: old roos-
ters. dry-picked. Western. 2se: DO.
Southern, &c.
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DIR. A. F. Kerr, Aged 73, Dies

CLIFTON FORGE. Va, April Is
DR.. A. F. Kerr died in his home to-
day after an illness of several weeks
aged 73 years. DR.. Kerr moved to
this city from, Millboro many years
ago and built up a large practice.
The funeral will take place IN the
Presbyterian Church here tomorrow
and interment will be made at Mill,
boro- He was a prominent Mason
He Is survived by his wife and three
children.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Confederate Veteran Dies.

!. cHARLoTTEsvTLEE, va Apr1l-
is.-Lucian s BiGEs. confedersts
veteran and retired railroad con-
tractor. died last night AZ the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. T. y. Robey.
He was 7B yesrs Of age. He served
In an artillery company Of the Con
Martha Grffith. Of Allegheny coun-
~, va. who died ten years ago.
ont son and three daughters sur
xlve. The remains win be taken 10
Coyington. Va. for interment.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Judge E. w. Robertson Buried

CHARLOTTESVILL Va, April
l5.-Funeral services FORK Judge Ed
ward W. Robertson, of the Law, and
Chancery Court, Roanoke, who died
Yesterday, were. held today in st.
Johns Episcopal Church. Judge
Robertson was born in Charlottes-
Vile January IL. 1868, son of the
late Judge William ]. Robertson,
of this city, formerly of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals of Virginia.
He never married.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
NORTH BRADDOCK
2RESIDENCE BADLY
DAMAGED BY FIRE
Spontaneous Combustion
Blamed for Blaze at
Goode Home.
THE HERALD BUREAU.

A. 8. Doniphan..
III King Street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. April 16-
Spontaneous combustion caused q
fre this afternoon at the home of J.
Roland Goode, a travelling salesman.
at North Braddoek. just north of
the city limits.
Fire was discovered in an attic
on the upper floor and soon reached
the roof. The fire department
worked an hour over the blaze, con-
fining lit to the second floor, which
~as badly damaged. Most Of the
household e6ects were saved The
loss, which Will be several thousand
collars, is covered by insurance.
Tomorrow will be tag day for the
relief Of women and children of
ireland. The girls aiding in the
work are asked to report by 8
O'Clock at the Chamber of Com
merce. Mrs. Clarence French is
chairman of the ladies' committee.
George E. warfield, cashier of
the First National Bank. treasurer
of the, fund reports that donations
ot date amount to $1,000.
The Chamber of Commerce has
been advised by the traffic depart
ment at Washington that residents
of Virginia are not required to
,resisyer their automobiles unless
1hey stay more than three days.
Frank Baltimore. colored, who
conducts a cook shop on North Hen
n-S Street, today is the Police Court
rSas. held for the grand jury for an
alleged violation of the State Ego
hibition law. He furnished bail in
the sum of 5000.
A charter has teen granted the
Gonsumers Company. incorporated.
This city, with a maximum capital
stock of $4,000 and minimum Of
$1,000. The purposes are to conduct
a cold storage business.
S. S. Harris, colored, was in Po-
q lice Court today on complaint of
Rev. S P. Q. Young. colored, that he
bad given Harris SO for a pair nI
Tailor-made trousers which has not
been Forthcoming. The accused was
requieed to produce the trousers OF
aeturn the $40.
zReF. DIR. d. H. Martin. who recent
1iy was reappointed pastor of Trinity
M. E. Church, last night was ten
'dered a reception in the church Ey
,the members of the Helping Hand
sSociety. An address of welcome was
made by Mrs. JONES B. Fitzgerald,
president of he society, to which DR.,
MARTIN responded A musical pro
gram was given.
q, brotherhood Of Railroad TrainmeE r
Hast night held a banquet at tn"
Monticello Hotel. F. W. Latham
was toastmaser and Corporation At
'torney H. Noel Garner, G. w. Wal
tiers. president of the local organiza-
tion,- and J. W. Schuster. preside nr
of Local No. +S4 of Washington.
Responded.
William p. Woolls district deputy
Iand Thomas w. Priest, have re-
fturned from Staunton, Va, where
slhey installed the newly-elected Off
,eeps of the Knights of Columbus in
.shat city.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Funeral Services of J.W, Earlv

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, ApriI
15.-James W. Early, aged IS, prom
inent merchant at Mount Fair. this
county, died suddenly yesterday at
his home, following an attack Of
apoplexy. The funeral was heiu
today. Mr.. Early married Miss will
lie Koiner. of Augusta County. She
survives, with one daughter.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Break Ground for Hall.

, CAPITOL HEIGHTS. Md, April
i5.-Ceremonies incident to break
,irg ground for a new hall at Sixty
Fist and Charles streets for Loyalty.
IFnEe, /. o. o. F., took place last
might in the presence of a large
.gathering of Odd Fellows. Rebekahs
and their friends
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Mrs. Anna nj. RawIins Dies.

CAPITOL HEIGHTS. Md, April
15.-Mrs. Anna. NJ Rawlins. wife OF
W. W. Rawlins, died at the home
of her father. w. N. Steele. here
yesterday. Funeral services will
be Monday with interment in Ad-
dison's Chapel near Seat Pleasant.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Celebrate 4OOth Anniversary

MARTINSBURG, W. Va, April is.
The Protestant churches of Mar
tinsburg will unite Sunday night in
a special service at First Methodist
Episcopal Church to celebrate the
40Oth anniversary of Martin Luther.
The Rev. DIR. A. r. Steck, of Car
lisle. noted Lutheran divine, will
be the orator.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Miss Rives Marries Ex-Soldier

LYNCHBURG, Va, April 15.-Mrs.
Page c. Rives has announced the
, narriage of her daughter. Miss Page
J lewis Rives. to d. Hugh Oglesby,
Nstch -. The groom served through
. he war in Company r, I17th Regi-
nant. in France, Belgium and Ger
| many. They will reside here.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
FraternaI Mystic Circle Elects

+, NARTINSBURG, W. Va, April Is.
s-Martinsburg members of the Fra
.ternaI Mystic Circle, of Maryland.
sNirginia and West Virginia juris-
.6ietiOn. won most Of the offices at
slkG Grand Ruling this week in
. sRfehmond. II. T. 9aver was elected
: grand worthy ruler. A. NJ. Staubly.
E-3nd guard: H. f. johnson. grand
/. warden. and Mrs. A. E. Gaver. grand
: chaplain.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Indorse Mcdowell for Bench

LYNCHBURG. Va. April 15.-The
local Bar Association this afternoon
by resolution indorsed Judge II. C.
Mcdowell for the fourth judicial
circuit bench and provided for a
committee to work for his appoint
ment
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Investigate $4,000 Fire.

DANVILLE. Va. April l5.-county
officers today began an investiga-
ton of the FIRE which last night de-
stroyed Coates Dairy near here and
sixteen head of pure bred Holisteln
cows. The loss of the dairy barn
and the cattle is put at s25,OO0. The
insurance policies lapsed a short
while ago.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Use Box Car for r. r. Station.

: MARTINSBURG, W. Va. April Is
ENABLE to come to terms with
20 Trump as to rental of building
sHt- Kearneysville. near here. the
= baltimore and Ohio has opened a
stefhporary passenger station in a
boy car with Relief Agent Estell in
. & harEe
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because my Pc
riods were irregu-
lar, came every
two weeks, and I
would suffer with
b e airing wn
pains. A lady told
me of Lydia E.
Pinkham's s Vege-
t able COMPOUND
and how much
good it had done
her daughter, so
i took it and now
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Senator Breaks His Wrist.

>nator Watson, Of Georgia, yes
gay learned for the, first time
~ fall two months ago in
. raston, Ga. had fractured his
IN wrist Watson had treated his
Ist with liniment for a supposed
fnin. but yesterday a doctor told
- his wrist was fractured. He
i7eared In the Senate wearing a
'ssn sling.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
.Reformed Church Meeting.

EHARTINSBURG, w. Va, April Is.
frNrEinia Chassis Of the Reformed
in the Shenandoah
'seey as far south as Roanoke,
re viii meet here the week of
- 10.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16
Declares Stock Dividend.

u ILfNCHBCRG, Va. April 15.-The
sraddeck-Terry Company. shoe man.
'lfscturers here. has declared a stock
lIN4dend of 25 per cent Delivery Is
q be made to shareholders before
'tptil 30. the company taking frac-
iphal shares at $500.
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saled in France, Buried Here.

LYNCHBURG, Va, April 15.-The
1fal post. American Legion. as
isscd in the burial of Hope Massie,
> Nelson County soldier. who was
Hsfd in France. The services were
',elucted by Chaplain ]. NJ. Robe
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16

George Washington Council. Amer
ican Association for the Recogni-
tion Of the Irish Republic. Wash
ington Hall, Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, s D. m
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ONE NEIGHBOR
TELLS ANOTHER
Points the Way to Comfort
and Health. Other Women
Please Read

Moundsville, W.Va.-'T had taken
doctor s medicine for nearly two years
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16

We Grand Lodge Of Free Masons
q fsnr'Hnd has refused to sanction
tg-decision OF some of the subor-
fnate lodges to admit women to
refE membaship.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-16

A. .. Don1pnansa
TT King Street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. April 16.-
+ Spontaneous combustion caused q
fre this afternoon at the home Of J.
/ Roland Goode, a travelling salesman.
at North Braddoek. just north of
the city limits.
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La Prir1lavera'
P. C 1iguer> & Co.
! SAN JUAN, P. R.
ALGo soBEE PRISCILLA DEAN


AL crear ell papel de Molly Madden
en- la pelicua tFuera do la Ley, Pris
ella Dean ha hecho una gran cosa.
Como un brillante de muchas facetas,
Molly aparenta ser de muchas maaeras:
Ella despierta en- I'd. Ell cdio, cuando
es cruel; I'd. la adora cuando la We
alegre; I'd. Il desprecia cuando Sc
vuelve tonta. Pero I'd. la anna cuan-
do ella parece dulce.
Priscilla es la criatura de las sonri-
sas, de los enojos, de las lagrimas, de
Ia algazara, del miedo,, del atrevimien-
to; la mujer vengativa yala mujer que
Sc sacrifca. La mujer que odia la
nujer que ANA. Desde todos estos pnn-
tos de vista aparece Priscilla Dean en-
Ia grandiosa production ''Fuera de La
Ley, a. niestro juicio es una pelicula
hermosisima, LENA do interesantes de-
tales artisticos, tan bien dirigida e
interpretada, que ocupa sitio preferido
entire las mejores producciones que Sc
han presentado.
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FinIay Machine
Exchange
Box $50.
Altos National City Bank.
SAN JUAN, P. r.
10000 CASAS SERAN CoNSTRUI-
DAs PoR Ell MUNICIPIo
HABANERo

Para contrarrestar la carestia de los
alquileres, varios concejales del ayun-
tamiento de la Habana han acoYdado
aprobar la siguiente moci6n:
"Consignar un million de pesos 'por
treinta presupuestos consecutivos. dee
tinados a la fabrication de viviendas
Ell los lugares del T6rmino que sea po
sib'e; cuyo costo resulte de tres mi!
pesos cada una, a fin de construir dies
mil casas. En- primer t6rmino Sc toma-
ra Ia finca "La Rosa para hacer un
higienico reparto, en- que las esquinas
de las manzanas Sc dedicaran coope-
rativas obreras.
''Dichas casas, que habrian de fabri
carse 10 antes possible, scrian alquila das
directamente obreros o a empleados
pnblicos. y particulares Que acredi. en-
disfrutar un sueldo que no exceda de
cien pesos mensuales carezcan de
otras entradas. FL aluuiler de estas vi
viendas no excedcra de doce pesos men
suales, que sera el cuatro per ciento
de interes del valor de la fnca.
Por ser rnuy razonable la referida
m.ocion, no vacilamos en- reconendagla
q nuestros munic:pics.
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EN- NEW YORK sIGUE LA EPIDE-
MIA DEL TITUS ExAUTEMATIco
(Ecos DEL PuERTo)

Nos completeness en- poner de relieve
alguras notas, recogidas al azar en- nues
itro diario 'rascabucheo'' por Ia bahia.
Nos asalta Ell tenor de que nos vayan a
salir al paso, cortandonoslo, testimo-
mos de ''personas compesentes'', como
ocurr3o en- dias pasadcs. No importa
clio, ". ipa lante! que la ve-da
no deja de serlo porque haya quien de-
see ocEltarla.
Bueno. -.
s Aver nos ifiform6 un empleado del
muelle de que en- Nueva York Sc han
regis.rado ultimamente 26 casos de ii
fus exantenatico, y han ocurri1o "
cinco defunciones
Les bar:os que salen de Nueva York
para puertos extranjeros llevan paeeate
sucia, 10 que hace que en- estos puntos
Sc tomen las debidas precauciones en-
contra de la enfermedad consignada en-
Ia misma.
No hacenos concentrates.
Tambie1 sabemos que la patente "a
ritaria dada a los barcos que salen de
Nueva Orleans ha consignado ultimainen
te la existencia ALI de 25 casos de vi
ruelss con dos defunciones La de We
racruz, por no quedarse atras, nos dice-
que ap.rta dos cases, muy bien compro-
bados, de febre amarilla.
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ULTIMA HORA!

Ell presidente de la Union de Mo
toristas y Conductores' dirigi6 anoche
mismo una communication al Sr. Dome
mech, Director de la compafia del trole,
acusandole recibo de una carta enviada
por dicho sr. a la Union, en- la que Sc
sugeria la idea de nombrar un Comite
para qne Sc entreviste con 81 y lle-
CARA a un acuerdo en- cuanto las di-
fcultades surgidas entire ambas parte
tiltimapente.
Ell prcsidente de la Onion, Sr.
Rodriguez Fuentes, manifesta en- su
communication que lie. place complacerle
en- cuanto La celebration de la en-
trevista, siempre que esta Sc celobre
en- su propia iofcina de la Companfas
por considerar que es.el sitio mas spro-
piado. y. a
Pendientes de contestaci6n esta CO
municaci6n ,estan todos los mienbros
de La Union. s
Ell Sr. Rodriguez Fuentcs nos infor7
mo anochc que Ell comit6 para confe-
renciar ha sido nombrado que la com
ponen 4 miembros de la Directiva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-13
Cine Luna
Empresa vALLEc1LLo


Algunas razones por las cuales nuestro
salon de fotodramas esta siendo favore
cido por nuestra buena sociedad v el
pnblico en- general:
lei considerable mejoramiento d. e.
el hemes introductdo, en- ell corto ITEM
po que nevamos de haberlo adquirido.
2.-Nuestra atencion personal hacia
Ell publico.
3.-Nuestros sclectcs programs
4.-Nues.ra buena misica, estanda
integrada la orQuesta por competentes
profesores, CO mel valioso concurso del
reputado violinista, critico maestro M
Martinez Plee.
5.-Nuestros Lunes Especialas a Is
cts. lunsta, para los amantes dc Series
interesantes.
6.-Nueseros EIiercoles de Gala con
valiosos regalos.
7.-Nuestros Jueves de Damas gra-
It's con rreciosos dramas y comedias
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