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""dm-n T." n,-u >hnft.

Tw" monuments "a patw""d '.in-
"'"iN wi!l l." unveiled SUNDAY after
mon 80 f,l"ck ~ l:l.r! Gum
camp ~" 81 W""iIu'u "f the
world ca" monument Viii L." {"
ia" memory "f Sovereign W"rshunr
il'd TIA" "th'r g." the memory ~
>"N"r"Irn Mud"ch. Members. who
VIII march g." to" cemetery ia "a
body mr" requested &" meet =: ray
l"r'S iI"il Eru.'d ,ud Twenty MN
streets ~ "'rl"yk SUNDAY after.
noon. iarti,iiati"u az other camps
IN IA" ceremony ~ urged
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DRAW PLANS FOR NEW
BRANCH OF AMERICAN

l'lans for ia" new Office building
"f Ill" An"ri,s,n National Bank. Ia
lee erected on church Iiill, hav. been
completed by Charles NJ Robinson
architect. ana have been place ON
ia" mark", for bids. which Will be
RECEIVED M 10 September l.
IN" pr"p"S"d banking house Is
estimated 10 cost So. nuu. aud will
nav" 10" sam" front rs III" Nmrri-
can National i:anh. al Tenth and
Nam streets. which design * ear
ri"h Out IA TIA" Fi"Ni Avenue niiic"
inl al ia" N"rih Sii" ollie" huildimg
"f that institution
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P|LLSBURY FLOUR MEN
HONOR ". H. LEEDERMAN
Southern Statesmen Here Pre-.
sen, Manager With
Loving Cup.
WITH c"Mr.>, TWENTY YEARS
Comprehensive Outline OF td>rrtis-
Ing Campaign Given hS tIutrhin-
son--Two-RrcI Movie shows Srrnc>
in T!picnl tuuntr! store.

Presentation OF a loving cup Ia
william ~ Lecdcrmau, Southern
sales manager. featured yesterdays
conference of tn. Pillshury Flour
MIL CompauS's statesmen from the
Southern states. Merrill Hutchinson.
advertising director for the I'itls-
bury Company. on behalf OF the
Southern Organization OF salesman.
which MI Lccdcrman was iustru-
mental in NuiiGiug ur maL" the
presentation speech The yup Was
IN commcmorariou "f the rw"ntirlh
snniy.rsary uf Mr.. i.--d"rmau> con
necti0u with tho company aud in
testimony 81 TIA. high esteem with
which M" is ncld hy the sal-An,,.n.
many n: whom have been with HIM
for fourteen years.
Th" statesmen gathered at Motor
Inn YESTERDAY afternoon aud engaged
IN baseball game. and then var
tc"n 90 dinner. At the c"uclusinu
OF the dinner the loving cup Was
presented
,I".>ng" Fr'm the Manager.
+ i Price. az Nih. sales depart
neni ~ tn" rillshur! Flour Mill
COMPANY. brought a m">Sag" from
II. II Whitins. manager "f IN" mIlIs.
prsisiUE IN. efficiency nt the south
ern saI"smru'S organizations
Yesterday m"ruiuE at Ia u'cluck
the sa lesm"n gathered ia TIA" old par
lor ~ Nurphy's Hotel aud heard Mir.
Hutchinson six" comprehensive
outline pf TIA, ADVERTISING ,auiai.n
of the rillShury company Tor tn,
ensuing season. |, VIII include. IA.
said every phas" of ADVERTISING
backed up by demonstrations ana
hNUse-to- hpus" distribution of iuf"r-
nation relativ" To riliShUry products
4 two-r""i movie was utilized by
MI Hutchinson showing scenes In
typiCs. country grocery stores, lac
result between tn. salesman ana ia,
store Keeper MIR. Hutchin~"m'> taIN
was q SalosmanShir talk. rs well a.
coNcrin: tn" advertising phases. and
tn" statesmen were deeply Impressed
With N" way tho subject Was pre-.
sentcd them
Todsys meeting viii hc held in
the CompanNs Southern .v:,iJuar.
ters, in tn" Virginia halfway and
Power Ruildtnr. ANA it viii hr fra-
turcd with discus innS uf the prob
lens c"nfrontine tn" statesmen ia III.
South and OF IA" methods to h- us-,!
:" solve th"s" problems
shy This Conference Hest.
Yesterdays conferences was lie.
ciarcd hy 'ho sal">r,"u last might la
nave been ,hc hes, aud most tnstrur.
tiN" ever held Present at ia. con.
ference We're Merriu Hutchinson an.
NJ. l.. H"din, of tho HdV-rt!>iux de,
partncnt, f.. J. Price" nf th.. sale,
department. and t. NJ Davis. of TIA,
laboratory department. Minneapolis
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Man, AppI, for In.p.c,.,.. LA,

director of Public Sar"'y " NJ
Myers stated last night that h" had
received large number cf apufIca.
lions '"r the position Of luiid.ux
inspector. which will 10. vacated nr
septemher - by the restruatl,n Of
lnsnect'f Butler NO \sppu,urmcu,
VIII ne made. h" said. "umtI snort
timo b.fore the actual reiirr,re,i ~,
NJ. Buil"r From tho Iist ~ ntni
cations tn" moet efiicien, man viii .h.
Rejected He must answer all mo
requirements set forth IN my adver
ti,enent which is being printed in
AL the loeal paper, a Richmond
mar IN DE named IL 81 is possible
70 get one here"
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Forest Lodge. Glen Alien. next Tses-
day evening. beginning at $50
o'clock. Chairman Franz. Traynur
has sent every member u bulletin
containing suggestions. It," SAYS:
grab tn" ,clrphon" and invite her at
once; don't sit aud study over the
matter Th" commi,t"" Will accept
reservations until carly Monday
morning. tn" committee advises Au-
t"mnbii"S Viii asscmhl" at so
o'"inck Tuesday afternoon on Nonu-
n"ut Avenue. between Robinson
stree, ANA the boulevard space
will h." provided for all who do not
HAY" automobiles. rhs uausi meat
ing II tn" club viii NJ combined
with the observation Of ladies' night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-25

Norfolk. hut reconsihercd his action
when the ofrer from the UNIVERSITY
Of tho South came. He was recon-
mended for tho Norfolk charge by
Bishop y. &. Thomson
Mr.. kirkland IL a graduate both ut
the University Of chicrr" and the
University Of PENNSYLVANIA. After
graduation at IN" latter institution
l." h"Caiu" Instructor in tn" classics
at rriucct"n l.nt"r n" was profess
Sor OF Latin ~ Lebanon Valley Col
lego. After tn" war ~" graduated at
III" Theological Seminary at Alex
andria.
NotnriRns Going to Eorrst l."lEr.
I'lanS HAY" boon perfected for tn"
observance. Of Rotary ladies' niEht at
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Improvement NJ Murph,...

\n "ntrauc" ~ being constructed
on tn" Eighth street SID" az Murphy s
Hotel. giving direct access to- tn.
dining room from IN" street Daring
thr meetings of TN" l."rislaturo and
~ other times when th"r" ar" large
crowds IN til" main lobby Of TIA"
Motel. Women guests hav" found /,
rather announcement to max" then
Nay 1" tn" hiniur-roum.
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To-day and Tonight
in Richmond

S;ntc Guernsey Breeders Assoc
citation. T. -. WinSton's farm.
morning and afternoon.
Executive rpmmItt"c, board OF
directors. stat" Teachers AssoCla-
tion. Murphy's Hotel. 1880 \. NJ
Common Council. city Hail. s
,. NJ.
Virginia Baseball League. Rich
rn"nd ". Portsmouth. Island Park.
I:l5 t. NJ.
For th"at"r calendar. see page
five.
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20 Have New Quarters.

I'"si ~" Virginia Division. Tray.
"l"r>' I'r"tr"tiv" Association. will
ni"N" its headquarters from Third
aud Main streets 4" The suite at rooms
IA til" cra"" street corner of Mur.
phN'S Hotel. "u September TN,
new headquarters viii have thr,.
spacious rooms. and the meetings a in
H." held ia The auditorium OF the hotel
hH"rdiilt ample accommodation FOR
ih" membership. which is fast in.
,ItaSiDg.
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win Give cnrd rnrt, TONIGHT,

Members "f -. Mnry's Parish viii
EiN" card party tonight e, 81
o'clock In St Mary's Han FourtI
aud Marshall Streets Members and
IN" i'nhl," az" invited. Many valua.
hl" prizes viii he offered.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-24
T. II. ALUMNI

On Purim evening the Alumni had
it's third annual reunion at the Tai
mud Torah. One hundred members of
the organization and fifty guests in
GLIDING members of the board of
directors of the Talmud Torah were
present. The Junior Alumni present
ed a play depicting the spirit and ma
ture of Purim. The Freshman Alum
nj contributed several tableaus con-
corning Purim, and several musical
numbers by their members. The
Senior Alumni presented a take-off on
the Salvation Army with special ref
erence to Jewish community prob
lens on the North side. At the table
refreshments were served and Shalach
Monos were exchanged among the
members and guests had sent to one
another. At the reunion it was clear
ly evident that the Alumni is grow
ing both in numbers and in strength.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-24
JUNIOR HADASSAH'S CABARET

JUNIOR HADASSAH'S CABARET
A cabaret under auspices of Junior
Hadassah to raise funds for Pales-
tinian orphans will be held at the
Oak Grove Hotel Saturday evening,
April 8.
Special entertainers and an orches-
ira of cafe musicians will be features
of the evening. Dancing until 1 a. m.
has been arranged.
Junior Hadassah girls will be wait
resses. Tickets, which have been linn
tied to 200 couples, may be secured
and tables reserved by calling Hyland
1878.
The board of directors of Junior
Hadassah is composed of the follow
ing: Minnie Helstein, president;
Grace Gordon, vice president; jose
phine Segal, corresponding secretary;
Rose Rothenberg, recording secre-
tary; Anne Chernus, treasurer; Fay
the Mendow, publicity manager; Mrs.
Julius Fligelman, chairman of So
cial committee; Helen Weingarten,
chairman Of membership committee;
Bertha Brill, chairman of program
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-24

been completed the following is the
program announced for Sunday, April
End. In the afternoon luncheon at
the Radisson Hotel will be rendered
the distinguished visitor by those who
have been active locally in Keren
Hayesod work and by visitors from
points in the Northwest. Delegates
are expected from Minnesota, North
and South Dakota and Western Wis
consin. In the evening there will be
a Public Mass Meeting. The Com
mittee in charge Of arrangements is
confident that the attendance at the
meeting will prove to Sokolow that
his fame has preceded him.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-24
UNIVERSITY NOTES

The Menorah Symposium team
consisting of Max Shapiro, Gerald
Friedman and David Goldstein is to
present the symposium in Hibbing on
March 16, Sunday night, and on
March %, Tuesday evening, in Du-
luth. The subject of the symposium
is "Jewish Education for the Ameri-
can Jewish Youth"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-24
FOOD SALE NETS $500

The food sale of the Ladies' Aux
iliary of the Talmud Torah has come
and gone. The sale was a wonder
full success. In addition to being use
full financially, having Melted $500, it
was also an educational event. The
holiday dainties so intimately con-
nected with our history, proved quite
a revelation to- our Gentle friends.
AS a result, Mrs. David K. Goldblum
and Mrs. Harry Green were invited to
give demonstration of Jewish cook
ing at the Woman's Community Coun-
Gil Home Center, Ala Marquette ave-
nue., yesterday Thursday. Mrs. A.
M. Gross, chairman of the commit
tee, takes this opportunity to thank
the women who helped so diligently
in the good work. They are a group
of Trojans and without their assist
ance it would never have been the
wonderful success it was. Thanks is
extended to the public for it's kind
patronage.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-24

committee; Mernette Cooperman;
Mae Lasky; and Rose SLIDER.
A get-together of the organization
was held at the home of Grace Cor
don March IL. DIR. George J. Cor
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-03-24
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

don spoke on the relation of Zionism
to the work of Junior Hadassah. The
next meeting will be Sunday, April 3,
at Lagoon Hall, at p. m. There will
be checking up on cabaret tickets.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28

En- conversation con ell conde el kai
ser trato de mandar a prisi6n Bismark
For insubordinacion, afiadiendo:
''Yo quiero a Bismark. Tengo mucha
nobleza de alma para odiarlo ahora,
pero el me aborrece. SPor que? IQue
cs 10 que el odia en- mi?"
En- ell drama hay una cruda lucha
entire ell kaiser Bismark sobre la
legislation liberal obrera del primero.
la cual era opuesto Bism2rk.
"Deseo proteger al obrero-dice 81
kaiser-pero no por medic de leyes an
tisocialistas.''
Bismark replic6:
-Si usted cede ahora su RENO pro
bablemente terminara con sangre.
Cuando Bismark hizo presente al kai
ser de la ambicion del dirigente socla
lista Lasa,les a la presidencia de la re
publica alemana, el kaiser exclamo:
IUna republica? lQue ridiculez!
En- ell drama Sc representa- al kaiser
como un despota que no tolera un HON
bre fuerte como Bismark a su lado,
aunque reconoce la grandeza y supe-
rioridad del canciller. El hijo de este
dijo su padre que Ell emperador esta-
ba solo tratando de provocarlo y 10 ur-
gi6 a que no pusiera la renuncia, agre
gando que 'el kaiser queria gobernar Ell
RENO ''como una fabrica de salchi-
chas con un amo silencioso''.
Solo una mujer principal fgura en- la
trama, la princesa Johanna, esposa del
canciller de hierro. Cuando tel kaiser
censura Bismark por haber recibido
en- su casa al lsfe del centro, Bismark
replica airadamente:
-vuestras ordenes, senior, no negan
hasta la alcoba de mi esposa.
En- otra OCCASION Bismarck lie dice al
kaiser: "durantb los tGltimios sseinti
ocho amos. he dirigido los asuntos del
estado por medic de dos reyes prussia
nos''. A 10 cual ell kaiser replic6:
En- los pr6ximos v.eintiocho amos,
81 Dios me da vida, espero dirigirlos
por medic de mis- ministries, ademas de
que la grandeza de mi exito Sc deter
minara por la fuerza de mi ejercito
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28
LA CATASTROFE DEL ACORA
ZADO "FRANCIA"

PARIS, agosto 27.-Los lltimos in
formes recibidos de Brest por Ell Almi
rantazgo fronces, dicen que toda la tri
pu1aci6n del acorazado 'Francia !,
compuesta de ochocientos hombres, ha
sido salvada.
Los acorazados Paris "Estras
burgo' salieron embellishments para
la bahia de Quiberon, realizando los
trabajos 6.e salvamento que duraron has
ia las primeras horas de la mafiana de
hoy.
Ell Ministro de Marina, M. Raiber
ii, ha dirigido UNI te.egrama al almiran
te salaun, anunciando que abandonara
la capital esta noche para dirigirse al
sitio de la catastrofe y exponiendo ell
sentimiento del gobierno frances por
la sensible perdida que constituye Ell
hundimiento del acorazado sFrancia' !,
hermano del stJean Bart. de, .'Pa-
ris'' y del 'tCourbet''
Ell 'Francia'' desplazaba veinI..res
mil toneladas, costo dos millonas cua
trocientos. setenta v cinco mil d6lares.
Ell "Francia' retornaba de las prac
ticas de tiro al blanco celebradas en-
sl MediterrSneo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28
Ell TESORERO PRESENTARA LA
RENUNCIA

En- estos dfas Sc ha hablado con
gran insistencia, respecto Ge ST ell
senior Benedicto presentara la renun
cla de su puesto 81 dara OCCASION
que ell Gobernador proceda a separar
10 violentamente, para establecer en-
tonces un recurso adecuado ante los
Tribunales en- reclamation de sus
derechos.
A este respecto despues de algu
mas lncagaciones por nuestra par
te, podemos informar que la impre-
sion que tenemos es que el Lcdo. Be
nedlcto Sc propone a contestar a la
interesante carta que lie fuera diri-
gida por el Gobernador, presentando
lie su renuncia.
Para clio, tiene ell sefior Benedicto
un plazo hasta ell dia primero del
entrante mes, y nuestra opinion es,
que menos que obligado por una
question Ge su partido procediese en-
contrario, el sefior Benedicto presen
tara su renuncia el dfa primero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28
DEPARTAMENTO
DE SANDAL

Dentro ds breves dias informara al
Departments e. Jers del Negociado
de Intermediates Transmisibles. acerca
del prop6sito de una reforma en- ell ira
bajo sanitario, 6e acuerdo con la ten
dencia situar la atencion mas inten
sa en- la hygiene de la infancia. La Ia
Dor Sc dirige a prevenir enfermsdades
de Ia nutrici6n, levantar cl indice de
resistencias, 'evitar contaminaciones
contagios, educar la madre en- e.
Guido de nifios memories, preparar,
en- suma, la generation que subs para
la lucha con los elementos fisicos.
La comisi6n encomendada al doctor
Gomez Brioso para ell estudio de es-
tas cusstiones en- relaci6n con los me-
dios procedimientos del Departamen-
to, parece que dara rssultado; una
vez que el doctor Lippitt aprecie la pro
posici6n que Sc formule en- un Memoran
dunn, precedente al informs, Sc comen
zara la obra que habra de ser altamen-
to benefciosa para ia sociedad infantil
en- busca de la reduction de la morta-
lidad y actuando con paso SECURE en-
el campo de la hygiene que es el medic
de obUener Los progresses hechos en- las
grandes ciudades americanas en- las
z de los pafses que preocupan estas
cuestiones fundamentals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28
La Ciudad Calais estd
SiendO deyOrada pOr
I'm hOrrOrOSO inCendiO
(Unitd Press, via All America cables)

PARIS, agosto 27.-- Producer honda
cOnsternaci6n en- esta capital los infor
mes que Sc reciben de Calais, a prop6
sito del horroroso incendio que Sc decla
70 aver en- los muslles de aquella ciu-
! dad, = el cual amenaza destruir la po-
blaci6n entera.
Segdn los informes que lIegan aquf,
las llamas han devorado los almacsnes
de los muelles, las residencias radicadas
en- las orillas de la playa, asf como i'm
portantes edifcios que son ahora mon
tones informss de escombros.
Las numerosas embarcaciones que Sc
hallaban en- el puerto, Sc han hecho a
la mar, para no ser tambi6n destruidas
por las llamas.
Eel servicio comercial entire Calais v
Dover ha quedado suspendido.
FL incendio, seg1n datos recibidos
Tor sl Gobisrno, Sc origin6 en- un alma
cen de mantas que tiene una importan-
te firma britannica en- Calais.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28
La sensaci6n del da en- Berlin
es el drama de LA despedida
de Bismark por Kiopenreuer
Ell ex-kaiser logra en- los tribundIes que Sc sus-
penda tempOrCriamente SUI representation

BERLIN, agosto 19.-Gustavo Kio-
penreuer na producido una gran sensa-
cion con la publication en forma de Ii
bro del drama sobre Bismark titulado
La Despedida'' escrito por Emil Lud
wig.
Ell ex-emperador ocurri6 a las cortes
contra la representation del menciona-
do drama, quejandose de que Sc lie ira
tara en- la forma que Sc ls caracteriza y
gan6 Ell pleito, pues el tribunal reco-
noci6 eel derecho del individuo sd
psrsonalidad.' Esto ha aumentado la
sensation que produce Ell libro.
En- la trama aparece Bism.ark urgien
do la reanudaci6n del tratado con Ru-
sia. replicando a la negative del kaiser
Guillermo II con esta admonicion:
Entonces Alemania tendra que ha-
Ger la guerra en- dos frentes pere-
cera.
Bismark recordo al ehperador que
era 6l quien habia fundado el imperio
antes de que ell kaiser hubiera nacido,
10 cual suscit6 la replica de que la au-
toridad de Ia familia de los Hohenzo
nern s'era solo responsible Dios''.
Mas adelante en- ell drama, cuando Ell
kaiser envi6 lamar a Bismark, a
quien habia dicho antsriormente: stdes
pues de todo, es mi imperio ell que esta
en- juego'', Bismark dijo al emisario:
-Digale SUI majestad que no ire
sino le escribire.
Lo que escribi6 fue su renuncia.
En- ell drama Sc presenta Bismark
traicionado por los. cortesanos del en-
perador, los que susurraban al dido de
este toda clase de chismes inclusive que
Bismark era adicto las drogas. Dice
Sc que ell medico de Bismark lie pres
cribi6 en- ocasiones al viejo canciller de
setenta cinco afios un POGO de mar
c6tico para dormir.
Ell que hace ell papel de villano en-
el drama lleva ell nombre de conde de
Boetticher, ministro del interior que as
piraba al puesto de Bismark Sc le re-
trata 'sgolpeando' continuamente al
"canciller de hierro''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28
Il lCdO. BenediCtO So
llclt6, el sabadO, que
pOr AuditOria &c.,.
continuation de Ia la. pag.)

ia y ocho millones &c dolares en- Sc
Hos de Rentas Internas mas de
diez millones en- otros valores, v es
ell deseo del senor Benedicto hacer
entrega de su ofcina, previa la ms
peccion en- sus cuentas a yirtud
de un inventario que determine los
valores que dejara en- ell Tesoro al
abanGonar su cargo.
La precitada investigation solici
tada por ell seiior Benedicto, empeza
ra ser practicada por los funcio-
narios de Auditorfa en- la mafiana de
hoy,
Durante estos dfas, tanto ell Lcdo.
Benedicto, como algunos importantes
funcionarios del Departamento &c Ha
cienda, han estado sumamente alta
reados en- la termination del informe
anual, ell cual desea concluir ell sefior
Benedicto antes de abandonar ell De-
partamento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28
Ell CANCILLER DE AUSTRIA Y
Ell MINISTRO SCHANZER HAN
CELEBRADO UNA IMPORTAN-
TIE ENTREvISTA EN- VERONA

VERONA, agosto 27.-- Ell ministro
de relaciones Exteriores de Italia. Sc
for Schanzer, ha celebrado hoy una ex-
tensa conferencia que dur6. por espacio
de seis horas con ell cancillsr de Aus
tria senor Seipel, quien lego esta ciu
dad anoche de Berlin.
Ell Cancillsr expuso con amplitud las
condolences economics de Austria, pro
poniendo ciertas medidas de orden poll
tico y financiero, incluyendo una allan
"a eventual con algunos paisss un
entendidc econ6mico con el gobierno tia
4 liano.
Ell Sr. Schanzer confrm6 la pol1tica
de Italia, la cual esta inspirada en- un
respsto escrupuloso al tratado de St.
German, por 10 cual Ell gobierno italia
no, actuando desde ese punto de vista,
Sc opondra resueltamente a permitir un
cambio en- el ''status quo'' de Austria.
El canciller Seipel, profundamente
dessncantado, sali6 esta tarde camino
de viena.
M. Schanzer llegara Roma las
siete y cuarenta v cinco de la tarde
de hoy.
Los peri6dicos italianos hacsn nune-
rosos concentrates prop6sito de los re-
sultados de esta conversation todos
elcgian la actitud asumida por Ell senior
Echanzer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-28

lunch, las tropas de la Guardia Ma
cional Sc colocaron en- orden 6'e parada,
desfiiando marciacmense ante Ell Co.
bernador Mr.. Reilly, quien durante Ell
acto entreg6, personalmente, la copa
de plata la Compaffa "C'', que re-
sulto triunfadora como va ltemos infor
mado.
Ell acto termin6 con un animado ejer
cicio de tiro por la compahia de ame-
tral-adoras.
La revista militar result6 brillanti
sima, y ha demostrado de manera elo--
cr,snte el esplendido adelanto militar
' la magnifca organization de las tro
pas de la Guardia Nacional que duran
tie dos semanas acamparon en- Arecibo.