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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11
SECOND DISTRICT
 DEMOCRATS TO MEET.

A regular meeting of the Second District Democratic club will be held Thursday evening, January 12, in St. Georges hall 445 Park avenue Mat ters of importance will be discussed.
 At the last meeting of the club President Alderman Daniel B. Ken ny; ice-president, John J. Lawlor: treasurer, George Flynn; recording secretary, Harry O'Leary; financial secretary Cornelius Donnel1y; ser geant at arms, William Larkin; board of governors, Edward McHugh, John Temple, Barney Melady, Thomas Bowden and William Larkin.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11
FINANCE BOARD
 EXAMINES BILLS

Routine bills from the various de- partInents were considered by the Finance Committee at a regular meeting last night. Many of the bflls were certified and ordered paid, but many remain. to be considered at a me81ng tonight
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11
SUIT OF CLOTHES STOLEN.

Two cases of petty thievery were reported to the police this morning. suit of clothes and three shirts were stolen last night from the room of Frank Brown, of 3Ss Main street
 Phillip Lesson, city, lost an overcoat while in a Madison avenue dance hall.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11
Black And Tan Forces Already
 Leaving City
New Government Under Arthur Griffith Begins To Function - Full Administrative Power Ex- pected Within Ten Days - Dali Adjourned Until Feb. IS.
By DANIEL o,CONNELL.

Dublin, Jan. 1.-The evacuation of Dublin by the British military forces got into full swing today while the new provisional government of Pres ident Arthur Griffith began to func- tion.
 English soldiers began leaving the Dublin barracks and it was report ed they would be taken on board a troop ship tonight or tom
 The British military forces were to- day ordered to evacuate Cork. Linn erick, F'ermoy, Bandon, Waterford and Ballincolling. Large stores of equipment are being removed. The Black and Tan police are already leaving.
 Shipping Archives.
 Officials at Dublin Castle have be- gun to ship the archives to London Hugh cases of documents, bearing for the most part upon military activities against the Sim Fein in the past, were carted from the Castle under military escort. They were taken on ship board for removal to England.
 Crowds gathered and cheered as the signs of "Eng1ishion occupations" began to disappear
 Commenting on the invitation from representative to the international economic conference at Genoa, Pres ident Griffith said: ''It is very Sat1s- factory. The Dai1 cabinet probably will reach a decision upon the matter before tomorrow"
 Army's Future Policy.
 It Is learned from trustworthy sources that Irish Republican army commandants from all pants of the country held an important meeting In this city last night regarding the fH- ture policy of the Irish army. The military leaders were said to have agreed unanimously to support the new government
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11
TCE CUTrTTNG RECINs

ICE CUTTING BEGINS.
 The Naugatuck Valley ice company started cutting the winter supply of ice at Beardsley Park this morning. The ice is reported to be from to fen inches thick
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11

Rome, Jan. Hope Benedict XIV is preparing a letter for Cardinal Logue, primate of Ireland express ing the satisfaction of the Holy See ovex the ratification of the Irish Peace Treaty and the establishing of peaceful relations between England and Ireland, it was learned today. The Pontiff recently sent a personal message to Ireland through the Papa1 Secretary of State expressing his own qualification.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11
Cabinet Functioning.

Dublin, Jan. 11.-The new Irish cabinet selected by President Arthur Griffith began to function today. London and it is expected that the Griffith ministry-the provisional gov ernment of all Ireland outside of Ul- ster-win receive full administrative power from the British within the next week or ten days. The Dali Eireann hes adjourned until the mid dle of February.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11
BeifaSt Snipfng

Belfast, Ireland, Jan. 11-A work man and his wife were both killed by snipers this morning while bidding each other farewell on the doorstep of their home. The man had just embraced his wife. There was much night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11
WEATHER:

For New Haven and vicinity: Snow rain this afternoon and tonight. Thursday fair and colder.
 Warnings for high winds are dis played on the Coast.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-14
MERCADO De AZUCAR
TIsADUCC1oN a tFhcTs
FEBRERo 49, 1929.

En- variss ocaSioneG noS0tros hemos
llamado la atencion hacia la discrimina
cl6n contra ell azicar crudo de p.oduc-
Cjon dom6stica resultante del n6todo
actual de aplicar la claustla sobre ell
reintegro de derechos &c Ia ley aran-
celsria. Esta sitUaci5n surge siempre
que hay un movimiento active Ell la ex-
portaci6n de aztlcar reilia6a. Conc ell
Eegocio de exportaci6l eS particular
inente fuerte en- ell moIrenso actual. la
penalizacion del azncsr crudo dom6s-
tico es notable Y pen0s;.
Seg1n la ley rige, por lc menos CO
mo es interpretada por la division dc
Aduanas del Departamento del Tesoro,
un exportador de aztlcar refna6a pro
! ducida de azucar crudo que paga de-
rcchos al ser admitida los Estados
Unidos lie es permitido recuperar 80 por
100 de la suma pagada por tai ccncepto.
Esta cl&usula es provechosa para los
iutereSes industriales del pals, pues per
mite los refnadores americanos en
ciertos momentos manipular uns, gran
cantidad de negocios que no podrian
obtener de otro modo y hasta este ey-
tre.no provee empleo adicional para ell
trabajo un mercado mayor para los
materiales y abastos,
Para obtener el beneficio complete
del reirtegro de derechos, sin embargo
cl refnador debe probar de una name
re concluyente que toda libra de azti-
car mezclada en- ell proceso en- que Sc
haya producido ell embarque de refina-
da para la exportaci6n, ha sido az1car
no privilegiada 81 tanto como un por
ciento de la mezcla particular en- cues
tion consiste de azicar hbre de dere-
chos, la suma que puede recobrsr sobre
cualquier parte que venda en- ell exte-
rior, bien Sc linite la venta a nn solo
sdco o envuelva toda la cantioad. es
reducida proporcionalmente. De tai
suerte, un refnador que mezcle dos mil
toneladas de azdcares crudos, la mitad
de los cuales paga derechos de impor-
taci6n mientras que Ia otra no. puede
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-14

/ alisios 0 costantes de la zOna del Ecua,
dor.
Pero Ell meteoro es en- la actualidad
bien conocido Y no puede fantasearse
sobre sus causas. siempre la borrasca
avanza sobre ell norte del Africa hacia
las costas meridionales de Europa
No son estas las unicas lluyias de ex-
trafias condolences que registrar los
anales de la meteorologia.
Tambien Sc conocen, aunque su caida
no Sc ha producido con igual frecuen-
cia, las nuvias impropiamente designa-
das con Ell nombre de lluvias de leche.
La circumstance que los caracteriza
es la clase de polvo arrastrado por el
Iviento, y del cuaI viene despues en- su
caida, tefida la luvia. Cuando ese pol
vo es barro gredoso, generalmente blan
CO, ell aqua que de las nubes desciende
llega al suelo impregnada de su color.
que con buena voluntad, Y un POGO de
imagination, puede semejar leche, jus
tificando el nombre con que SO designan
estas Iluvias.
\ Convene en- este punto combatir la
creencia divulgada entire muchos de q.
estas tltimas lluvias son de mercurio,
que Sc sublime primero y Sc condensa des
pu6s. Jamas Sc ha registrado ell descen-
SO de cuerpo tan preciado y de tantas
aplicaeiones. Su cafda, devastaria la re-
gi6n, ocasionaria mil desgracias pero al
cabo bien pudiera ser una rique2a para
los habitantes de los parajes destruidos.
, lAhf es NADIA poder guardarse sin mas
nj mas una gran cantidad de mercurio,
va destilado que puede venderse sin
reQuerir preparation nj gastos para Ian
carlo al trafco comercial!
Por otra parte ell mercurio liQuido
no abunda en- la naturaleza, y NAL pue
de por 10 tanto ser e1evado a las altu-
ras atmosfericas. Lo que Sc encuentra, y
Espaiia es uno de los paises mas favore-
cidos en- tai aspecto, es cinabrio, sui
furo de mercurio.
Tambi6n Sc han registrado, y con ma
yor frecuencia abundancia que las lu
Was namadas de leche, verdaderas llu-
Was de flores, de hojas, de pollen y de
insectos.
Todas elias presuponen la existencia
en- determinado momento de una gran
cantidad de estas materias, vientos de
gran fuerza que en- SUI gito arrastren
eleven tales detritos, la caida de
eIlos al fin cuandolla velocidad del wien
to mengua y Sc aquieta.
Y por de contado que segun va ell co,
lor de la sustancia arrastrada en- ell mo.
vimiento ciclonico, asi Sc ti1e no sola,
mente Ell aqua de nuvia, sino tambien
ell suelo, despues de evaporada filtra,
6a ell aqua y pcr breves instantes o.
cielo tarnbi6n.
Todo 10 cual coptribuye que Ell as
pecto dol escenario sea apropiado a lc
extrafio del fen6meno meteorological.
RIGEL.
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1TAL DIA COMO HOyA
"Recordar es vivir"-Dante
"Recordar es vivir"- "-Dante
IA DE MARIO DE 1918

LLUvIA DE sANeRE EN- NApoLEs EN- cA1ABR1A.
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Fume 'ROSITA' de
Utuado
Para pedidos: "AIonso, Riera &
Co., Inc"
Advt

PoR NO PoDER atenderla vendo una
guagua Ford. Truck para catorce pa
saieros con franquicia de San Juan a
M. Petra Y de M. Pena a Rio Piedras.
Informara Jose Soils Leon. Rio Pie
dras. $40
Sc VENDE.-Por no poderlo atender
su duefio ell establecimiento de cigarros
cigarrillos dulces, situado en- For
taleza AZ. Informe en- ell mismo. San
Juan P. R. 500
DUEEos De AUToMoVILEs;- La
Bombilla ALPHA" para autos, lie du-
ra mas lProcurela de su comerciante Y
81 no la tiene c6mprela nosotros! Ri
vero Chaves Y Co., Brsu rs, San Juan,
P. R. Distributors Exclusives. Alb.
DOS HABITACIoNES bien amueb1adas,
con sin conidas, muy aseadas y ven
tiladas, Sc alquilan en- casa de familia
respectable extranjera EN- Santurce, Ger
ca parada trolley guaguas. Telefono
S33 Negro Santurce.-3-2O.
VENDEDoR CoMPETENTE. Con prac
tica en- la venta de mercancias, ferrete-
ria productos farmaceuticos ofrece
sus servicios para viajar por la isla o
como dependiente de farmacia con ocho
amos de practica. Referencias inmejo-
rabies. Escriba vendedor I. G. G.. M,
Vega Baja.-3-27.
Sc VENDE un hernoso juego dc toca-
dor, ropero y lavamanos, con grandes
lt,nas biseladas v otros mnebles. Sc al
Guila una buena habitaci6n, Sol go. S-16
Sc VENDE un caro- Dodge on buenas
guagua tHabana''. San Juan. p.
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RIGEL..

recobrar como reintegro solamente Gin
crenta por ciento de los dereckos que
ha pagado, cuando exporte ell todo. la
m:tad cualquier porcion menor del pro
Gucto refnado.
La regla de razonamiento EN- tai ca
so pareceria, ante la msnte comun, que
al exportador Sc lie deberia permitir
recibir ell reintegro complete de dere
clos sobre la proportion de azucar re-
fiGada equivalente a la proportion de
azicares no privilegiados que entren en-
la fusion. Este, sin embargo, NJ es ell
mGtodo sancionado por la vieja costum
bre en- la aplicaci6n de Ia Ley en-
los negociados del gobierno Ell prece-
de1te tiene todo el peso de la ley mis-
ma.
Ell resultado practice de la aplica-
cion de la clausula sobre ell reintegro
dc derechos es que Ell refinador que Sc
ocCpa de la exportacion, que tiene
alguna esperanto de ,recibir ordcnes pa
ra la exportacion, Sc le imposibitita de
comprar azlcares que no pagan dere-
chos. ST este trabaja en- ambos nego-
clos dom6stieo de exportacion puede
utilizar azlcares crudos hbres Ell mer-
cado lie cierra las puertas. Por 10 tan
to el refnador esquiva los azGcsres cru
dcs domesticos, Sc les ata I'm estigma,
Sc reduce su mercado para hallar
conlp1adores los tenedores tienen que
aceptar un precio materialmente mas
bajo que el precio prevalecienee en- ell
r1eIcado. Esta diferencia es coElunmen
t. un octave de centavo, la libra, pero
vcces ha subido kasta un centavo com
pleto por libra.
Esta penalidad cae con particular
fuerza sobre los productores 6e azi-
Cur de Puerto Rico. por la raz6n de
que su cosecha es vendida en- los puer-
los del Atlantico y del Golfo donde Ia
mayor parte del negocio de lefnerias
Sc lleva cabo, y porque sus azdcares
vzenen al mercado al mismo tempo
cue aqueilcs que pagan derechos parcta
(Continla en- la pag. 6a)
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Bien pudiera suceder que en- un fren-
te de batalla la espantosa carniceria que
los gruesos proyectiles producer We
ces, 10 violento de las mutilaciones,
haya fngido en- ocasiones por breves mo-
rnentos una verdadera lluvia de sangre
ocasionada por la elevation de los cuer'
pos destrozados al mortifero impulse de
las enormes granadas; pero no Sc trata
de ESQ. Mi plurna Sc resiste a relatar ma
da que SO refiera las guerras. La luvia
de sangre de que nos vamos a ocupar
Rsolo 10 es en- ell nombre, ha caido So
bre la costa sur de Espaiia.
Poseemos varias cartas que relatan 81
fen6meno, y alguna indica la trayecto-
ria que sigui6 ell extraiO meteoro y has
ia su historiador tiene la bondad de en-
viarnos una muestra del barro rojizo
que cay6 mezclado con Ell aqua de llu-
via, que ha dado origen al terroriico
califcativo de esa clase de precipita-
clones acuosas.
Reconocen por causa estas el arrastre
elevation y final abandono del polvo ar
cilloso que Sc halla esparcido por gran
des extensiones del norte de Africa, ARE
batado por un viento cicl6nico de gran
fuerZa
Al diluirse en- ell aqua este polvo arct-
llOso le comunica ell color rojizo, de don
de proviene la semejSnz de la vulgar
aqua de lluvia, con la sangre.
Esta clase de vientos giratorios no
presentan diferencia sensible, nj en- su
production nj desarrollo, con los ciclo-
nes bien conocidOs de los meteorologis-
tas, Y para su desgracia, de los habi-
tantes de las islas del golfo de Mejico.
Pero no vaya creerse que es la pri-
mera vez que Sc registra ell fen6meno
meteorological de que nos estamos Ocu-
pando. Estas lluvias llamaias de sangre
son conocidas des5e "a mas remota anti
giiedad en- toda la region meridional de
Europa, donde frlernn designadas STEM
pre- con ell calificativO con que hoy las
nombramos. La proximidai del ccnti-
nente africano e7 II cansa de que en-
Ia region dicha. habitada per gente de
civilization mas eleva3a siemrre. Sc ha-
yam Observable de me hssta hoy nos
Iilegue Ia noticia e eN production.
Homero cita va en- una de su3 obras
la caida de una lluvia de sangre sobre
los heroes griegos, cue fu6 interpret
da como presagio 5a su mrerte.
En- el afio cstcro4. se roma, Y en- va
rios posteriores e-.+ro el cincuents " c!
seiscientos, Sc FRO 7rie~or o+ras lluv: as
rojizas, descritas por obsequius y Plu-
tarco.
Cast en- nuestroa dias eI il DE MAR
20 DE 1913. en- LAG en- 1862. Sc regis
traron otras en- Eapoleg Calabria.
Las de mil ochoeieutos cuarenta y
seis en- particular fl,eron verdaderamen
te notables, por % extsnso dc Ia zona
donde Sc produi"ron " So atribuyerou
por algunos p"rtTrb acione3 extrate-
rrestres en- su oygcn, isobre los vientos
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FL PoRVENIR:-No aGmite compe-
tencia con sus CoNTPRAs ALoUILE-
RES Y vENTAs DE MUEBLEs UsA-
DOS. 81 quiere convencerse lame al
Tel6fono 124s, san Juan, Brau s9,
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uN BANCo DE AHoRRo.-Una hoja
do La Navajo Auto strop lie dura de
cuatro a seis meses, usandola diaria-
mente. Es un positive ahoro.-Tiene
I'm asentador automatico que le. pro-
porciona un flo nuevo cada vez que
- afeite. Pida que Sc la ensefen. Ella
10 convencera. En- todas las casas de
San Juan.-vale $1,Oo-- Dep6sito Te-
tuAn g. p.
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VIDRIERAs MosTRADoR IMPE-
RIAL Tengo de Csobs en- Is" y
"a" ancho cualquier largo. PlaSos Ii
berales. jose Diaz Carmena, antes Diaz
Hermanos, Cruz 10, San Juan. 3-23
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knunciOs Economies
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sE VENDE UNA QUINTA. En- Ba-
ETanquitas Sc vende una quinta; tiene
aqua y una planta el6ctrica ''Delco'
para ell alumbrado. Para informes, di-
rgirse al DR.. G.. s. Belaval, 215 Ca
ETetera, santurce.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-05
TWOBlC THEATERS
WILL Be ERECTED
BEFORE NEXT FALL
National to Be Rebuilt,
With Capacity Great
ly Enlarged.
NEW MOVIE ON 18TH
Astor to Be Operated With
/ Garden by S2,000,000
Corporation.

Plans for the erection Of two new
theaters. a Legitimate" and a mo-
tion picture house. were announced
yesterday.
The new legitimate theater will
replace the historic National The
ater at 1925 E street northwest
while the new motion picture house.
to be known as the Astor. will be
erected at Eighteenth and Califor-
mia streets nothwest, four block.
from the Inflated Knckerbocker
Theater.
According to tentative plans, the
National structure will involve re.
construction of the old building
and. when completed. will be one
of the finest theaters for stage plays
In the East.
1t is estimated that the recon-
struction project will cost 100000.
The theater will be owned and oper-
ated by the Rapiey interests, headed
by W. II. Rapley. and II is under
stood that a loan on the enterprise
has been negotiated by Mr.. Rapley
with the National Savings and
Trust Company. of this city
Plans for the theater have been
drawn by Warren and Wetmore,
architects of New York. and the
construction work will be carried
out by Samuel J. Prescott, Of this
city. -
The seating capacity will be l,90y
including orchestra. meZZanine, ball
cony ana gallery. The specifications
call for a six-story ONCE front d.
rectly abutting the auditorium
with stores on the ground floor and
Offices of the thester company
above. The theater is expected to
be ready to open next fall.
Erection of the Astor Theater
and operation Of the Garden The
ater on Ninth street, Is planned by
the United Theater Corporation, a
s2.00O.0OO organization chartered by
Washington men. Work on the new
theater will be started as soon as
possible.
The Astor will have a seating ca
pscity OF 1000 persons and plans
call for one OF the most modern
theater buildings in the city, with
every safeguard that engineering
skill can devise. The Garden The
ater has already been leased by the
new corporation and will be opened
soon with a program of hrst-run
feature pictures.
u. II. Campbell is president OF
the new corpOration: Stirling Kerr
and F. Baldi. vice presidents, and
A B. willis. secretary ry-treasurer.
The directors are Mr.. Baldi, Mr..
Campbell, Nathan Goodman. Ed
mund B. Hesse. Mr.. Kerr. william
Mooney. VI. A. Winter, Victor ].
Evans and Mr. Willis
The Washington herald., 1922-05-05

Tde Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Charles Evans. Hughes were
1 the guests in whose honor the
Boliyian Minister and Sonora de
Baiiyfan entertained q distinguish
ed company at dinner last evening.
The other guests were the Am
bassador of Chile and Madame Ma
thieu, the Argentine Ambassador
and Madame LIE Breton, the; Nor
wegian Minister and Madame Bryn,
Miss Inger Bryn, the Cuban Min
lister and Madame De Crespedes
Miss Sarmiento, the Minister oil
Uruguay and Madame Varela, the
Chinese Minister ana Madame SEE
the Czechoslovay Minister and Mad
rich stepanek. Miss Anna ste
pankova. the Minister of Nicaragua
and Madame Chamborra the MIN
lister of the Netherlands apd Mao
anne Everwijn, the Persian Minister
Mira Hussein Khan Alai.
The Charge D'Affaires OF the
Japanese Embassy and Madame ga
burI, the Charge D'Affaires OF tne
Peruvian Legation. DR.. Gon.aes
Prada, the Charge D'Affaires OF the
German Embassy and Madame
Lang. the Charge D'Affaires OF tne
Siamese Legation. Phra Sankapiten
tn. charge D'Affaires of the Ponsn
Legation and Madame kwaplsze
vska the Charge D'Affalres Oh
IN. Austrian Legation and Maoame
Prochnjk, the Charge D'Affaires oi
the Legation OF Panama J.. =
Lefeyre; Monsignor La Belle OF Ne"
YORK: Senator and Mrs. Arthur Cap
per, tn. Comptroller OF the Cur
rency and Mrs. d. r. CrissingeL
Miss Donna Crissinger' the b'str
onomissIoner and Mrs. Cuno Ru'
dolph, the Bolivian Minister tc
Great Britain and Sonora Alberto
Gotirizo. the former Bolivar
Minister to the United States ano
Madame Ignacio Calderon, Mis'
ELENA Calderon, DR.. Leo ;. Rows
Mrs. Thomas F. walsh, Senorita dc
Ballivian and Alberto Palacio, Bo'
Iivian Consul General. at San Fran
cisco.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-05
CENTURY CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

More than 200 members Of the Gen.
tury Club attended the annual meet
ing and election Of officers at the
Cosmos Club yesterday afternoon.
A resolution approving the work OF
the committee in charge OF the George
Washington Memorial was adopted.
The officers reelected for the com
ing year are: Mrs, w. H. Heron,
president; Mrs. F. H. BRIGGS and
Mrs. F. G. Wilkin, vice presidents;
Mrs. a. H. Brook and Mrs. R. s.
Yard. secretaries; Miss Myra Hend
ley, treasurer: and Mrs. w. c. AL
len. assistant treasurer.
Miss Grace Williams. Mrs. Tru-
man Able. Mrs. FREQ z. Warning
ton and Mrs. J. c. Merriman were
elected on the hoard Of trustees.
Mrs. Lyman Swormstedt. Mrs. A
r. Tracy. Mrs. f. c. Hardy and
Mrs. J. T. Eslin were elected as del
eEates to attend the summer con-
vention at Chautauqua. n. Y.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-05
ARMY ORDERS
"A TO OFFICERS
ARMY ORDERS.
Infantry.

Capt. David d. Barrett is de-
tailed for duty with the Organized
Reserves Of the Ninth Corps Area,
Capt. John E. Haywood will pro-
coed TO Greencastle. Ind.
Capt. Frank s. Mansfield is as
signed to the Ninth Infantry
Maj. Herbert NJ Pool is assigned
TO the Fifty-fourth Infantry.
Capt. Edgar l.. Clewell will pro-
coed to Camp Dix. n. ].
Maj. Willis ]. Tack will proceed
to Camp Alfred Vail. ". J.
Cavalry.
Col. Louis c. Scherer will pro-
ceed TO Washington, n. c.
MAI. Cuthbert P. Stearn. will
proceed to Fort Leavenworth.
Kans.
Col. Samuel Goode Jones Is trans
ferred to the Adjutant Generars
Department.
Coast Artillery Corps.
Maj. John s. Smylie will proceed
to Walter Reed Hospital.
Quartermaster Corps.
Capt. Franklin overheiser will
PiONcVu I" lamp "cduts hO.
Veterinary Corps.
MAJ. Aauils Mitchell will proceed
to Camp Travis. Texas.
Capt. Burton A. Seely will pro-
coed to Fort Bliss. Texas.
Miscellaneous.
The following officers are trans.
ferred to the Adjutant Generate
Department: Lieut. Col. John
Brooke Shuman. Lieut.. Col wes-
ley W. X. Hamilton. Mai Thomas
Marshall SpauldinE, Mai. Daniel
Uston Torrey. Mai. Livingston
Watrous Capt. Rene Eugene
Fraile.
Warrant Oficers.
Warrant Oficev Dorsey w.
Thickstun will proceed to san
Francisco. Cal.
Warrant Officer George Bruley
will proceed to his home.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-05
.REHEARSEPAGEANT
AMID POURING RAIN
Gross Triumphant" Post.
poned to Next Wednes-
day.

The early martyrs OF the church
would have been proud of their
modern prototypes yesterday at the
athletic field in the National Ca
thedral Close during one of the
final rehearsaIs of The Cross Tri-
umphant," which was to have been
given today. but which has been
postponed to next Wednesday aft
ernoon and evening.
1t was a scene Of almost Spartan
courage. Surrounded by dozens OF
empty motor cars. hundreds of peo-
pie stood patiently. many without
umbrellas, in the pouring rain.
waiting to take their turns on the
slippery stage and rehearse the
pageant under the direction of Ma
rie Moore Forrest and her assist
ants. Mrs. A. n. Baggs, Miss Louise
Rache and Comdr. c. T. Jewell. who
stood. megaphone in hand. calling
the scenes.
Another rehearsal will be held
Monday evening at I o'clock on the
athletic field. and the cast will as
semble again 10 go through their
parts for the last time on wednes-
day.