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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11


aquel grupo familiar, nj hay qu,en Sc
pa NADIA positive del mister'o que en-
vuelve la aparicion de. una nina que,
segun los certifcados m6dicos. no hizo
mayor resistencia al acto carnal, y QUE
esta cruzada de machetazos, y Ia apa-
rici6n de un hombre, quien Sc debs
supone autor del acto carnal mHerto
fuera de la casa; la aparici6n de la
ssposa de este muerta por degiiello en-
otro sitio 81 suponemos que 81 hombre
hizo suya a la joven, y mat6 la 10
ven, matandose despues, ipor que no
suponer que la mujer, agraviada acaso
FOR una escena que no entr6 nunca en-
sus sospechas, mato la joven J mat6
z su marido? Esto seria mas logico, y
mas en- ammonia con esta clase DE- suce-
SOS. Y hasta seria mas humane, mas pia
doso. mas razonab1e; puesto que :nla 81
par que un hombre, que nunca fle mo-
tejado de perverso, fuera a matar
una joven,-nada menos que hija de su
hernano, ,-sobrina que es como una hi
ja-despues de violarla en- su propio al
bergua, es mucho suponer Suponer o
sostener, que la violaci6n fuera poste
rior la muerte, es algo grave, porque
no Sc han dado muchos casos quizas, y
la raz6n Sc resiste, por mucho que quls
ra aceptar este. darle paso. No hay
uuien tenga ell amino capaz de tai cri
men, sobre tai crimen: este es pura IA
bula, pura fantasia barbazulesca. Els
muy pobre ell recurso para fantasear, por
que, nj excepcionalmente, Sc encontrara
en- este medic social no acostumbrado a
los infames sadismos del crimen, un
individuo que despues de asesinar una
mujer, y dar de machetazos una so
hrina haga esta la horrible ignomi-
MIA de gozar muerta. Esto esta fuera
de toda mente que razons. En- essos
casos, hay que aceptar 10 mas possible,
no 10 fantastico v 10 macabro.
Ell asunto esta en- tramites, v es de
los mas importantes de la tempor2da.
Els, realmente. toda una ola de sangre,
sobre las mismas arenas que baten las
olas ciegas del mar. Suceso terrible, en-
verdda, como pocos. Ell misterio 10 ha
cubierto con su manta, como con un 81,
dario impenetrable. 81 hubiere mano ex
terror -porque todo es possible va apa
Iecera. porque hechos de esta naturale
"a no pueden permanecer perpetEamente
ccultos la investigation de la huma-
ma conciencia, siempre en- vela sobrs la
cbra mala de los hombres malos; y 81
ctra cosa resultare, Ia verdad sera de-
sagraviada como dsbe ser. Lo que no
puede dudarse es que ALI, en- el escena-
rio de la tragedfa, hubo falta, castigo
expiaci6n, todo an un momento pavo
roso, todo en- el silencio de alguna de
estas noches de calor, todo en- ell cspan-
| to de una playa arisca donde Ell man
gle y la zarcilla Sc han crefdo desde
remotos siglos que son los duenos de Ia
soledad y del paisais.
Felix Matos BERNIER.
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LA PRENsA AMERICANA JUzGA
s.CoRAzoN DE LoBO''

Entire las pelfculas que han obtenido
mayor exito durante Ell semestre pasado
en- los Estados Unidos Sc cuenta la
colossal pelicula de sLon Clancy, I'll
tulada s.CORAzoN DE LOBO", cuyas
emocionantes sscenas intense argu-
mento despiertan Ell interes de todo
expectador.
Ell Sabada doce de Agosto, cabe al
s.Rialto'' Ell honor dc estrenar esta ia
mosa pelicuIa. Advt.
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Ell GoRERNADoR DE LAS IsI4AS
VIRGENES.....
lcontinuaci6n de Ia 1a. pag }

continuation de la Ia. pag.)
entire 'eT Gobernador de las islas y el
sefior Pesquera, Mr. Kittele sostiene
el criterio de que, dallas las condicio
ilss politicas actuales de esas islas, la
oficina de la Prohibition General de
Washington nj ninguna de sus depen
dencias no tieae poderes para hacer
cumplir ALI por medic de sus funcio
narios. la Ley Volstead.
Sc espera que en- breve Washing
ton olga Ia Ultima palabra sobre asun
to de tanta importancia como el que
6,ejamos resehado.
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Is LITRos DE RON cANITA Y S25t
DE FIANZA

En- Santurce, los guardias Remedio
lopez y Nazario Miranda, ocuparon en-
roder del individuo Nicolas velez 15
litros de ron cafita. Ell violador de la
Icy Volstead fu6 conducido ante ell Co
mis.onado de la Corte Federal, quien ls
exigi6 velez $3.50 de fianza para que
dar EN- libertad provisional.
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Los QUE EMBARCAN

FL Gobernador ha expedido pasapor-
te para Francia y Espaiia, a Ia Srta.
Estape, de Ponce; para Francia, Espa-
ma, B6lgica, Eolan6a; Alemania; Suiza
e Italia, al Sr. Gustavo Ramon Nsu-
mann y senora, de Ponce; para la Re
publica Dominicana, al sr. Eduardo so
brino Lopez, de corozal
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Ell PLEITO ELECTORAL DE
SAN JUAN

Ante la Corte de Distrito, seccion
prim'sra, Sc vera hoy una mocion rela
c:onada con ell pleito electoral &c San
Juan, por medic de la cual Sc pide al
Tribunal sehale fecha para la vista
&c dicho p.eito.
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PoR PEGARLE A UNA MUJER

La Corte Municipal de San Juan
sentencio aver a Mariana Sanchez, a
pagan $50 de multa por un delito de
acometimiento y aggression, consistente
en- haber agredido con los pufos la
mujer Angela Aquino.
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APRoBADo poR Ell eoBERNADol

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado Ell NOM
bramiento hecho en- favor del Sr. Pedro
Grana, como Juez de Paz sustituto de
Penuelas, mientras dure la licencia con-
cedida al Jusz propietariO.
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RosENDA MAsso ORTIZ,
CIVIL N. 929.- EMPLAZAEGIENTo }.
TT pIIEPr.n nrz pIIrpTO PIC0.
PRIMER DIsTRI-
Demandada

CIVIL N. 929.- EMPLAZAMIENTO.
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO:
A ROsENDA MASsO ORTIZ, sea
la demandada antes mencionada,
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NOTIFICA
A UD. que Sc ha presentado en- Ia of
cina del Secretario de la Corte de Dis
rio del Primer Distrito Judicial de San
Juan, P. r. la demanda DEL actor antes
citado, en- la cual Sc solicita que por
la causa de abandono del demandante,
por usted la demandada Sc registre en-
su dia la correspondence sentencia de-
darando roto y disulto ell vinculo ma
t1imonial existente entire usted la de-
n.andada, y ell demandante con los demas
pronunciamientos de Ley, alegandose CO
mo hechos esenciales de la demanda.
''que ell demandante esta legitima-
mente casado con la demandada, ha-
biendo celebrado su matrimonio ell dia
/ 18 de OctIbre de 1892, en- Guaysma,
!, que han procreado cuatro hijos nom
1rados, Juan Pascasio, Angel Buenaven
tura, Pedro Regalado Digna Elisa ma
yores de edad, "a exception de la ulti :
ma; que en- la Ultima quincena del mes
de Octubre de 1920 residiendo ell ma
trimonio en- al barrio de Hato Rey, de
Rio Piedras, la demsndada sin causa nj
motive alguno abandono ell hogar con-
| yTgal contra la voluntad del deman-
dante embarcandose para Ia ciudad de
/ New York donde Sc encuentra, sin que
a pesar de las gestiones que ha prac-
ticado haya podido eonseguir que su
esposa regrese unirse con el.
/ hab16ndose presentado declaration
citacion por edictos que Sc publicaran
10 menos una vez por semana durante
un mes, en- un peri6dico de gran circu
laci6n
Y habiendo con fecha cuatro de Agos
to del aflo en- curse, ell Hon. Charles e.
Foote, Juez de la Corte de Distrito del
Primer Distrito Judicial de San Juan,
| Fuero Rico la citaci6n de I'd. la de-
mandada. en- este case Rosenda Masso
Ortiz, por medic de los correspondent
tes edictos que Sc publicaran en- uno de
los periodicos de gran circulation en- es
ia ciudad por ell termino y forma que
dstermina la Ley
Y Sc NoTIFICA A listed. que de
/ no comparecer a contestar dicha de-
manda dentro de los diez dias despues
&c notificada, 81 la notification Sc hi
ciere en- el oistrito, y dentro de los
veinte dias 81 Sc hiciera fUara del dis
trito, paro en- la Isla de Puerto Rico,
Y dentro de los cuarenta dias 81 Sc hi
ciere en- otra parte ell demandante po-
| ORA, previos los tramites oportunos OBJ
tener la sentencia que corresponds con
arreglo a derecho.
/ Els Abogado del demandante don Ra-
mon H. Rodriguez, Flores, residente en-
/ Rio Piedras, con ofcina en- la calle Jose
de Diego No. 6.
l EXTENDIDA BAJo MI FIRELA. en-
/ San Juan de Puerto Rico, hoy dia diez
de Agosto de- 1922.
/ e. MARRERO.
Secretario Ter. Distrito.
P. SANCHEZ,
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AvIso

Habiendose extraviado la libreta
No. 19,so5, Secci6n de Ahorros, a nom
bre de Maria Castro Canales, Sc de-
clara nula sin ningdn valor desds
esta fecha.
San Juan, P. r.. Agosto 9, 1922.
E. MALDONADO,
i secretario. Advt.
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MIsA EN- LA CAPILLA

Ell domingo las diez de la mana
ma tendra lugar en- la, Capilla Francis
cana, una misa so 'e1nne a JESUS Sacra-
mentado, quedando de manifesto Ell San
tisino hasta las cuatro de la tarde que
Sc rezara ell rosario.
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Dlnero con garantia
hipotecaria

Tenemos encargo de coIocar
Fasta $1O0,OOO.OO sobre fincas
urbanas en- San Juan y sus ba-
rrios con casas de material, y en-
fincas r1sticas cerca de San
Juan, en- cantidades no memo
res de dos mil dollars, con pri-
mera hipoteca.
TEXiDOR & DE LA HABA
San Juan P. r. TeIefono 1923.
San Justo II. Apartado 252.
1AFa ii Advt.
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UNA MUJER MUERE AL
CAERSE DE LA CANA

En- Ell barrio Coabey, Jayuya, Petro-
Mia Luciano, de 40 afios, quien Sc en-
contraba recluida en- CANA desde hacia
cuatro AMOS sufri6 una caida de la
nlisna, muriendo consecuencia de una
hsmorragia que lie sobrevino.
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PARA CURAR UN RESF'RIADO
EN- UN Ola, t6mese LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININA. Ell boticario de-
volvera ell dinero 81 no lie cura. La
firma de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada caiita
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San Juan no seria San Juan
si no tuviera sus famosos zapa-
tos "LONDON".
Unicos distribuidores: "Ro-
cue Gonzalez y Co., Sucrs. -
San Jose 7, San Juan, P. R.
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EI)I(,TO

EN- LA CORTE DE DTSTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, P. r. x
PRIMER DISTRITO
ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA
Ell PREsIDENTE DE LOS EsTADos
UNIDOS.- S. z
JUAN MAMERTo DE LA PENA,
Demandante.-
VS..
RosENDA MAsso ORTIZ,
Demandada.-
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Sc vENDE PAPEL v1EJo A So
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AcoMET1MrENTo Y AGGRESSION

En- Ell barrio "Pinales'', de Afasco,
Eusebio Rosado, de 1s amos, con una
cuehilla plegadiza acometi6 agredio a
Juan Vega, de su misma edad, mutilan-
dole la orsja derecha hiriendole en- Ia
mano izquierda. Rosado fue arrestado
y Sc le flo $500 de fanza.
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
ONE MAN
IN AsHP|T
CASE
Detectives Work on Theory
Thornton Was Killed BY
Some Enemy.

Detectives are proceeding on the
theory OF murder In the CASE Of
lISsd Isra Win q h1sniD Sis mother u a '4os Tx K
street southeast, and whose charred
body was found today In the ash
MI At the Ivy City roundhouse.
Robsrt Hawkins, cClored, forty
eieht years old. 6a7 Acker street.
n beipr held at the Ninth precinct
ana IL being questioned as to what
~ knows OF the msn's tragic end.
when found the rnan's purse was
empty, but the dstsctivcs learned
that ne had sent most Of his pay.
which ne received December 7, 10
h,s mother by q woman friend. He
ma not BEEN seen sincs THURSDAY.
Xccordin. to Detectives CuIllNane
Ana vermiIlion. Hawleins and Thorn
An had not BEEN on friendly terms.
An autopsy VIII be held this eve
ming TO Determine whether there are
any marks Of violsnc&
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
u. 8. Postofice Flies
Half f-Masted Flag in !.
Honor Of Wanamaker

The flag on the foetofnce DEPART
ment, where he SERVED ~ Postmaster
General. flew It haif.mast today In
honor OF John ,Wanamaker. Phila-
delphia merchant. the news Of whose
death came a. . shock to official
and .businsss circles In the National
Officials Of the Government Joined
in paying tribute to Wanamaksr.
Secretary Of. Agriculture Wallace
said: John Wanamaker was one of
our truly great citisena." m.
He was not only . great mer.
chant" said Attorney General
Daugherty, "but he was one Of
Americas greatest citisens."
sscselary Of Labor -sIlavis said;
'Ths d1etA of John sWAnamaker 10
ne was one. & ths flnsst Iesders in
American buofneeR.
secretary Of State Hughes aid:
John Wanasnai<sr was an sxcellsnt
American citizen and his death 10 =
great. loss to the country"
Senator Reed ef Psnnsvivania
..The city OF Pnii.delphia. the
State Of Pennsylvania. and the
k-ltsd States. AL have suffered .
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
AUTO RUNNING AMUck HITS
TWO WOMEN IN CROWD

Several persons narrowly escaped
serious injury this morning when q
Ford touring car driven by w. J.
Saxon. colored. Of lsa7 Ninth
street northwest. ran smuck at the
corner OF thirteenth and q streets
northwest. jumped the curbing and
crashed Into Q throng OF men and
women, who were waiting to cross
at the street intersection. Accord.
ing to Saxon, the steering gear be-
came unfnanageable.
Mrs, y. NJ Dean. Of s3s Twenty
second street. northwest. received
injuries to- her back. She was di<
rectly in the path Of the machine
and was carried along In front Of
the car until Il was brought to 4
halt. Miss harriet Lsicas, who re-
sides In virginia near Clarendon.
was also hit by the machine. Nei-
ther OF the women were seriously
injured.
The Washington times., 1922-12-12

great less in the passing Of John
Wansmaker."
CONGRESSMAN George p. Darrow
of Philadelphia said:
He was q lovablo gentleman.
kind. firm, and commanding of re-
spect."
Frank L. Polk, former Secretary
Of State, said:
'In the death of John Wanna
maker the country loses q great
public servant and a patriotic and
public spirited citizen. His influence
on American business was very
great and his views on the conduct
of department stores did great
deal to place that branch Of Amer
lean business In the prominent po-
sition It now occupies. His memory
will long survive"
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
PHIL.AnEI.PHiA Dec
DETRoITs BUSINESS MEN
PAY WANAMAKER TRIBUTE

DETROIT. Dec. 12.--Leaders IN
Detroit's commercial life expressed
regret today at the death Of John
Wanamaker. -i,
He was the outstanding figure
among American merchants and
that means of the entire world,
aid u. Z Crowley, president ,9 of {
could teIl4 w more In one line Of
Advertisins than other merchants
could tell IN ak"
Richard II, Webber. president OF
tse M = I: . = Hudson ,.is q compsny. s !, called ass
chandisins, . leader Of men. q bsns-
factor Of mankind"
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
SUSPECT HELD
/. AS SASSA|LANT
Of WOMAN
.H~4. "UvUnHW -.
Mrs. Florence Wilson Identifies
Prisoner. Who Is Charged
With Assault.
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against Brown is a hanging offense
In the District.
IT realize the terrible penalty for
the offense," said Mrs. Wilson,
calmly. Il can say positively that
he 10 the man" -r 4
Brown was arrested by poaiceneb
of the Fourth precinct on Sunday
mbrning in a house In Cullilnune's
court. The police were told he
went TO his home first, and then
entered this latter house, whose
occupants were unknown to him.
collapsing In a chair.
A reward of 500 was offered by
the police department for the cap
ture OF the criminal.
A charge of criminal assault will
be lodged against Brown. He Is
known on the waterfront where he
Is periodically employed.
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
FRANK KeLLAR KILLED
BY TRAM At R1cssooeGo

cHARLEsroN. ". va. Der. H.
Frank Keilar. prsm1seas esR1urn %
Fsnwick. near Rschwosa - kznss
when hs Was ssruck b. q pnsspnUr
train. acoor6ing 70 vord Fopufup1
here By M soo-in-law. y. y. nonRuk.
ssursssry e ths ssass b.nra e 60
cation. nGr. Ksllar vas un1nnns -
the rsllruaA srsrk ssd - - kesr
the aopruncn q shs srasn o~n -
~. <ss,sr w.s szsy-sv. v>.r- q
% afseu1 - fsns<nL
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
De VALERA To BE
SHOT, RUMOR
f.r' ,IHIss an
OuuuO .sf'
/ Rebel Chief May Be Fired on
! at Sight. Dublin
4 I Reports.
BY International News Service.

DUBLIN, Dec. l2.-Irish Free
State military officials have or
dered Eamon De Valera, chief
leader of the Republican cause,
shot on sight, Il was reported
throughout Dublin this afternoon.
The authorities refused to confirm
or deny the report. De Valera is
said 10 be hiding in or near Dublin.
He and Liam Lynch are the last
Of the powerful republican leaders
at large.
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
Wanamaker's Friends
Pay High Tribute to
His Life and Success

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Men
prominent In business, professional
and public life, with whom John
Wanamaker was associated, com.
bined expressions ) Of grief with
those of high tribute when they
learned today of the merchants
death.
Chauncey NJ. Depew said: HE
was fine example of American
citizen. He made a great career
In business and public life and
made it all himself John Wana-
maker demonstrated the possibili-
ties OF America for those who have
ambition, character and ability"
Boston Man Gives Praise.
BOSTON, Dec. 12.-J, X Sterne,
vice president. G.. +. Hovey Com
pany, Boston, on Mr.. Wanamaker's
death:
: II personally consider Mr., wana-
maker the greatest American mer-
chant. To be In his presence was
an inspiration. ! knew him for his
bigness from personal contact and
from the courtesies that I have re-
ceived at his hand, courtesies far
greater than one could expect from
the average business man. A
framed picture of Mr.. Wanamaker
hangs in my office which in itself
evidences my appreciation of this
monument Of American business"
Considers Loss Great.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.--Comment.
ing on the death of John Wana-
maker, merchant prince, II. A. Saks,
of Saks & Co, said:
In the death OF John Wana.
maker the United States loses one
OF Its most distinguished citizens
and American business one Of its
greatest men. It was due to him
that many Of the innovations In the
retail dry goods business of today
have been adopted. and also that the
drygoods branch of American busi-
ness is on its present high plane.
Especially, Mr.. Wanamaker en-
ioyed the esteem of every one who
know him and was admired by
many who did not knew him in
person. His death is greatly to be
deplored."
Rivals Go In Mourning.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 12.--The
respect In which John wanamaker
was held is perhaps best exemplified
by today's advertisement OF the
rival department store firm Of Gin.
bel Brothers. The advertisement,
black bordered, reads:
I'VE stand with uncovered head
at the passing of that eminent Phil
adelphian, John Wanamakcr, whose
visiop and ideals squared business
with right, and who gave America
It's conception Of large business done
for the public welfare"
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
RICHMOND men
ACCUSED0F
Staying
Real Estate Dealer and Com
panion Held In Death Of
Stenographer
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Mrs. Richardson received a fatal
wound when pistol In her own
hand was discharged as Pollard at
tempted 10 wrest 1t from her.
1t In said Pollard's wife, to whom
he was married about two years
ago. had left him. and returned to
her fathers home. Pollard is a son
of Henry r. Pollard, former city at
torney and a cousin of John Gar
land Pollard, former attorney gen.
eral Of Virginia.
Shot Follows Talk. ~
Stories differ as to what occurred
when Mrs. Richardson and West ar
rived at the home Of Pollard. 1t is
known, however. that the woman
and Pollard engaged In conversation
in front Of the house. the first
known OF any trouble was when the
pistol shot rang. out on the night
air. the woman falling to the pave
ment shot through the heart.
1t is alleged that Mrs. Richard.
son took a pistol with her TO the
Pollard home. Hhe had been In the
employ of Pollard a. stenographer
up to two weeks ago. She has a
sister. Mrs. Hamilton, In Atlanta: q
brother here, and another brother
In Portsmouth,, Va.
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
Presidents Program.

$50 .. Senator Curtis of
Kansas.
s:4s a. m.--walter Brown.
10 q. m.--Committee OF Inter
national Plate Printers and Die
Stamps Onion Of North Amer.
ica. wv
II .. m.-Cahinst msstins.
1a:<s D. m. -~Washineton
newspaper correspondents.
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
Bravery Renews Charter.

NEW YORK, Dec, f1.--'.rn an
ticipation of the return Of beer hav-
ing an Alcoholic content Of AIS
Der can't" the " and NJ. Gchaefer
Brewing Company has filed with
the Secretary Of State application
to extend its charter indefinitely.
The Washington times., 1922-12-12
CALLS ON
BOND CO. TO
PAY $4,000
Alexandria Officials Hold Up
Action Against Accused
Vice President.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 12.-lt
was announced this morning by L. II.
Dudley. cashier of the Alexandria
National Bank, that no action will be
taken against Lawrence Perry, Woe
president of the institution, who Is
alleged to have empezzled s22,5oo Of
the banks funds. until definite In
formation Ia received from the
United States Treasury Department.
A request has been made by the
bank on the bonding company
which carried the Perry risk. Tor
payment Of $4,000, the amount OF
the bond. Officials Of the BANK
stated that the loss to the institu-
ton was $500, which In no way
impaired its financial condition.
(Aiexandria's sGreat White Way
viii be ablsxe tonight.
A big parade and demonstration
win mark the opening which WIN
take blace ct 8 o'clock when the nun
tireds Of lights viii be turned on IN
King street from Fairfss to FOLK
streets.
The barade, which win pass along
North Fnirfax street, win be led by
the citixena' band. Following VIII
march two lodges of Red Men, the
city fire apparatus and social. civic
and other clubs. The entire popuia-
tion OF the city has been asked to
wear masquerade sarb and masks.
King street Win b. roped off except
at Washington street, and automo-
bilss viii be prohibited using II from
q to III o'clock. 80.
Prizes viii be awarded to the best
masquerade costume worn BY q man
and woman. II 10 rumored tnat
the Ku Klux Khan Of Alexandria wiii
take part In the parade.
FIRE, which originated in . trash
cah. siiShtly dAmagsd the home q
the Bsv, Percy =. Hall, ~ DIX
street., pAstor - 81. Pauts EpiscopG
church. Both Mr.. and Mrs, Hsll
were m at the time. Fire apparatus
s1tinguished the flames.