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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
STUDENT FOUND DEAD
BY POISON AFT TER FLIGHT
Flces Cay Party at Which Di-
vorccc Ends Her Life
in Boston.
DEEPLY ATTACHED no woMA,
Hn!nrd wharton. or Philadelphia.
Harvard Student, Who Attended
Inthcring. SRyS Tech senior WAS
of Morbid Disposition.
Try Associated Press

BOSTON. March ls.-Dcath by
poison ended the Hight of Otto Hal
der Larsen II senior ut the Massachu-
sctts Institute Of Technology. from
III" gay party ut which Pauline Nir-
rtnia Clark. divorcec. ended her life
carly last Thursday morning.
Ills body was found today in The
Fcnway. behind the Museum OF Fin.
Arts. Apparently he had been dead
only short time.
Larsen was taking a chemical
course AT the institute. lie had been
a frequent visitor n the cxpensivcly
furnished Ncwbury Street apartment
OF Miss Clark. To whom his friends
said n" was deeply attached. Last
"Wednesday night he was one OF, the
guests at lively party there.
In the carly hours of Thursday
morning. Miss Clark. who had been
laughing ana drinking. suddenly col
lapScd and fell dead II was found
that She had taken poison. Larsen.
highly excited. seized the bottle IN
ran from the apartment and notified
a physician. then disappeared. No
trace OF him was discovered until
his body was found today.
BaNaru Wharton. Of rhilaiclphia n
Harvard student. who also was a,
tn" party. said that Larsen was of a
morbid disposition. He declared also
i'at the young woman had been
melancholy much Of tho time recent
ly, although she appeared gay We'd
ncsday night Whartou'S father
Horny Wharton, came to this city
Yesterday and engaged AN attorney
10 look after his sons interests
Miss clark. formerly an artists
model. was divorced in September
last. from Lieutenant Commanded
William -. Thomas. L. s. y Ac.
quaintanCcs said She had many ad.
mircrs and was IN the habit OF en-
tortaininG lavishly.
y few days before her death she
sh""ed To a young woman friend a
bottle when she sait contained
rois"n, rcmarkin- that she would us.
II when she was through with life
Wharton said she had shown him
TWO bottles one containing perfuin.
hu; had said nothing about the con
tents Of tho other.
Medical Examiner Magra,h. who
pronounced Miss Clarll's death as =
cas-" o! suicide. began an invcstiga
ton into the death Of Larsen short
~ after III" body was found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
TWO LYNCHING PREVENTED
BY COMMISSARY MANAGER
Young ID. W. Williams Turns Back Mob Twice Within
Few Hours After Prisoners Had Killed
Deputy Sheriff at Station.

men. George Baker was soon run
down and captured. when :; mob OF
men who had gathered threw Il rope
around his neck and were thrcatcninr
to hang him. Williams boldly told the
crowd that Baker was his prisoner.
ana that he intended to protect him.
hnaity pcrsuadinS the angry citizens
TO dispcrsc.
Meantime. another posse was trail
,ns ia'ph Baker. and finally found
MN! III the lott OF "a farmhouse scV-
cr"l mics from Durham III. was
dragged out, Il chain thrown around
his neck and plans made To string
MN mp To u tree. Williams had
joined the scarchcrs by this time and
along with few other men protest
cd against the lynchinE. but some of
the citizens were determined to
Wrtah vengeance. one OF the leaders
then drew line on the ground and
asked all favorinS hanging sa<er
10 step across. declaring with an oath
th't "a majority should rule. Immcdl-
a'eiN nearly al! OF the hundred men
present stepped across the dead linz.
ou' '''ians again took Il firm stand
Tor !aw and order and again prevent
ed Il lynching, the second time within
few hourS.
IN" prisoners were then taken to
'u'Etih ana turned over Ia Sn,riI
harmon VINO had hurried to the sccnc
from Lafayette in II car and both of
'h' accused were placed in iaIl
ih't IA" killing of Deputy Morton
WIS dcllbcratcIy planned was indi-
Gated by the fact that the Baker hnys
are said 10 have cut the ,.I,.-
rh"n" wires before BOARDING. In.
train AZ Fhntstonc for Durham IN.
affair. coming on the heels of s.y,r,i
"'n"r killings OF officers bv moon
sinners and liquor runners. has ,r.-
ht"d tense feeling throushou, the
country.
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ALLEGED LEADER OF
BIC DRUG BAND seized
Prisoner Says He Sold Nor
phinc 10 Actress Named
i'm TAYLOR Case.
Try United News.l

NEW YORK, March lo.--Thc arrest
sunday Of Anthony Gcsscl. alias
Scar Face Tony" is characterized
by Dr. Carleton Simon as one of
tho most important ever made by
his police narcotic squad. G;usscl
was arrested after he WAS alleged Ia
have sold two detectives Il toy
of opium on Broadway.
Gcsscl. according TO DR.. Simon. may
he the chief representative OF Il huge
gang OF drug traflCkcrs which is
backed by II group Of millionaircs
His alleged confession. IL true. opens
up new lines OF investigation for
the police which may provide Il trc-
mcndous sensation.
The police sag Gcsscl told them
mat in the past few months lie had
supplied opium to. prominent no.
cietY folks and others. and that he
hhu NJ one tim" had as - morphine
customer one OF the screen actresses
named in connection with the VIII
liam Desmond Taylor murder. II,
expressed the belief that Taylor Was
murdered by n California member
of the drug ring because h. inter
icred with further sales to ms
woman.
Names mentioned by Gcsycl In his
alleged confession are withheld
pending further examination of tn.
prisoner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
NORFOLK POLICE DOGS
ARE H0WL|NC SUCCESS
First Efforts of Two Trained
Animals Nose Ont
Maraudcr.

NORFOLK. VA, March l9.-Nor-
folks police dogs are howling sue
cess. ON their first assignment last
night. they uncovered their man In
u Tow minutes after a number OF pO-
liccn"n had spent many minutes in e
vain search The first victim OF the
latest additions to the police force
Is william Fulchcr. II negro. lie is
charged with houscbrcaklng.
Early last night the rays OF Nash
lights were seen In the Office OF ~
Block & Co. dealers in junk. at 4ni
Nlvis"n street. The police were
called and Traffic Clerk Williamson
and l'atroimcn kcsgi"y and Bray went
into tho building To investigate. At
ter shots had been fired. Floyd
O'Ncai, negro. came out from under
told tn" officers that another man
was with him, and together they
went back to lind him. but the ac-
compl!cc had disappeared.
While o'Ncal was being taken to
headquarters. Il squad OF police
thoroughly searched the building,
without result. Then some one sug-
ecstcd the police dogs.
III. two dogs took up tho trail.
|; led 10 tho third floor and then to
the front. There. with much yclp-
ing ana scratching. III" dogs dug into
another Pill: Of Ourlap and brought
out Fulcher lie is said TO have :.
police record
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RIVALS WILL TEST
STRENGTH TODAY
Democrats and Republicans
Fighting for Names Con
49, gressional Vacancy.
l. A,W \ Frs CANDIDATES
Opening Created Through
Resignation of John A. Pc
$3.50 tiers TO BE Judge.
LIZ Assncin,nh rrnss

y AUGUSTA. MAINE March r.
The FIRST test nG strength between
Republicans and democrats in the
conversational hntt,es of mi. vo,r
VIII com, -, ,r. rn,rd N,i,, nt..
49,. .
=
James ~
D'''"'' Representatives Is L" be
CHOSEN /" nh inc Vacancy caused by
tho resignation Of John y. Peters
early this year 60 become a Federal
district Judge for Maine The cnndi-
do,.s NV, r,br T., r,,. p,
rc,n and Barnes, >ictn., I.,,,
,,... ,,,,
rho district. ropnri.i,,. mo ca,,,
lies os Ko,n.ho, woiaT c,,,,.,',.
Hancock ana washinrton h,s ~,
WAYS been s,ron,I, itc,nh,i,a, 49,.
the Democrats hayo xnann = arn
c,,.,oi,-, = ""'
their way. consrcssmon pc,ar.
ccived a margin or iao,- 49,, g.,
1870. when women yo,.d Gov ,ra So,
tinc '''' az -
In 1918 he won nv : 2e2 ,o.. T.,
1916 bv 3s5. ANA -, 1o,, ,,J,
Was opposed nv wnlior, :, r,,,.,,
gall. a stat. Democrats ,o,1o, ,,a
State and na,io, w,r, I,o,,,o,,,.,s
lie was victorious ~. 80
tn. wo,,cr.. ya, &. ,.,',
uncertain factor Roth cannt,,., a..
hay ,.s-od .'h''''"'eS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

luc!ans who. while inwardly bcliev-
ing one thing. allow themselves for
the sake of political expcdicncy to
be swaycd In their course because OF
the clamor Of the so-called reform
era That. lie said. certainly does
not make for moral courage and
moral fiber.
Doubts Efficacy OF Censorship.
In the matter OF cleaner motion
pictures. Or. Maciachlan is In doubt
as 10 the efficacy of censorship. such
us has been provided for under the
recent Virginia statute. II savors.
in his BELIEF. largely OF restriction
ihht freedom loving peoples do not
like. lie believes censorship nj their
source may be the better way, and.
n" said. the country may come to
mat. Greater parental care AS to
inc sort OF amusement children have.
he told his congregation. would 20 n
long way toward correcting any evil
that may come through screen pro-
auctions
But" he said. IL am not particu
larry Well qualified To- speak Of mo-
ton pictures. sine" ] rarely see one
DIR. MaclaChlan said he could not
bring himself t" h.licve proper the
search and seizure provisions of tho
prohibition act. regarding them as
an infringement upon Individual
rights guaranteed under the I,ill OF
Rights.
lie expressed himself. however as
heartily in favor of tn. rigid en-
iofcement of the dry law. no matter
whom II may affect. ANY act on the
statute hooks. II" said. ought To be
carried out to the letter.
hpl l,. 10,
have been invoked in Virginia long
ago" he declared.
Dr. Maclachlan said he feared II
too general welding OF the big stick
Of tho church.
we must DO free or die" he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20

dangerous at tho worst and unccr-
tain at the best" ana they added THAI,
there is firmly grounded belief i'm
the minds OF many that this pro
vision has been saddlcd upon this
bill with tho hope ana expectation
OF carrying through Congress on the
sturdy backs OF the veterans a meas
"re so fraueht with dangerous pos
sihilitics and uncertainties that Il
would receive scant support If
forced to stand alone in the open ON
!ts own merits"
Calling attention that the loan
provision has been disapprovcd by
hscal officers Of the government. the
committeeman asserted that - Sc
rious defect" In the hill was The cen
tre lack OF amortization taxation or
reminding for anticipated payment %
inc ihrGc sum the government will
owe in three years" when the bank
ioan period would expire and vet
Grams holding ccrtifcatcs would u,
authorized To borrow direct from the
government. They estimated tina, nj
thht time the Treasury would have To
provide S6Oh,GO0.0 for advances To
banks on unpaid loans made to vet,
Grams ana to the veterans them
selves.
Attention is called" says the ro-
i'''' l" INC significance OF the date
the certificates are TO hear. namely.
oct"ncr /, 1922. With large force
"i clerks and the best expert as
SiStancc possible. comparatively few
certificates could be issued by that
time. and !, would be at least. six
months before any large humber
could be nut out. The reason for
me date. therefore, of the operation
oil 'he bin as October / NEXT. one
month prior to election, is very APP
parent"
IN estimating tho political effect
al INC support OF this bill" the re-
port continued. lit would seem tina,
RANK injustice is being done the in
'eIliE"nc" and patriotism of the for
'h't service men. IL seems to be AS
Snm"d that because each individual
veteran Is To receive Il slight pccuni-
H'H reward. therefore hc and his
'rtth'a VIII. in return. reward those
wa" N"i" for 1t ana punish those who
Il" not regardless OF what the effect
I'll TIA" legislation upon the country
as :! Who'll" may he. We believe this
- unjust and untrue"
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SOLDIERS BONUS
CONFERENCE WITH
PRESIDENT TODAY


was made in minority views. which
were made public today by Repre-
ScntaiIN"s Treadway "f Massachu-
sets. ana Tilson, of CONNECTICUT. Re
publican members Of the Ways and
Means Committee. Thcy declared
their belief that tn. hul. If enacted
into law. would do NOR. harm 20
the people of tn, country. the vet
Grams themselves ana their camille,
included. than il Will do good To the
individual hcneAciaries"
Attack l.onn scheme.
The committeeman conferred their
attack principally on the bank loan
provision and tho land settlement
ute. They asserted that the loan
scheme seems To us just about as
unsound economically and unfortn.
nate from every point of view "a,
this particular time AZ could possibly
be devised"
The land settlement title. they
SAID. offers untold opportunity for
rec Is SIS expenditures is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Excessive Tipping Ruins
Travelling III Germany
LNy. rmited News. ]

NEW YORK. March ia-ENces-
siNc tipping by American tourists
in Germany is making 1t almost
impossible for ordinary travellers
/" get accommodations in that
country. according to William |.
stewart.
stewart, who is Il mining cngi-
n"cr of Philadelphia. returned to
TINS country ON the Peninsula
state after studying mining con-
ditl"nS In Germany.
Because oc the proniEncy OF
American tourists" he said. Ger
man hotel clerks look YOU over.
ask what part Of America you
hail from. and try 10 figure out
how much you will stand for"
The Peninsula state completed
her maiden round trip on her ar
rival here. Among her other pas
s"ngcrs, was PinlaS Gutenberg. of
pc;roSrad. who came Ia This coun-
try To raise S5.c0O.000 for the re-
habilitation Of Palestine
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CONTINUED From First pngc)
Ike 10 See a man gaining his way by
lighting with an unhampcrcd spirit
through temptation and standing
w!'h strengthened moral fiber as &c
wins IN" victory t"r righteousness"
Or. Maclachlan gave it as his OPEL
ton ihat the haste to build mora
fences around tho conduct of a pcopic
makes Tor h'got~y and narrow
'lindcdncsS that are detrimental 10
veal progress IL in' right DIR ,t.or..
Are we becoming moro moral" he
asked. when We become less chart
table,"
DR.. Maclachlan denounced the mol
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IRy Associated rrcss.l

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March 10
According To citizens OF Durham
Ga. u. w Williams, young manager
OF the commissary at the Durham
coal mines on Lookout Mountain
played heroic role in tho stirring
episodes that followed the killing al
u. w. Morton, deputy sheriff. hv tho
Baker boys at Durham Yesterday
having almost singled handed on two
dinercnt occasions aud at different
places. prevented lynchiuG of the ac-
cusod. The story related by witnesses
i'm substance follows:
When the Central uf Georgia train
rolled M t" the little loading sta
ton of the mining company ycs;cr-
day at noon. Ralph and George Baker
scarcely out at their teens. stepped
from ear. near which Morton. who
WAS - years II age, was waiting to
assiS; his invalid daughter. Mrs. Cor
don Phillips. Who had come to tho
mining town II nc treated by the
company doctor.
On" of tn" Bakers placed himsell
In front of the ci'iccr and said: Well
YOU got a warrant rur US. have YOU
Morton replied: NO. boys have
no warrant for YOU.
Then without further words the
two brothers opened fire ANA the aged
man pitched forward with his body
riddlcd with bullets. hut fired one
shot as lie fell dead
The fifty or more men standing
around the station were stunned by
the Suddcnncss of tho TRAGEDY. but
not so with Williams. who was in the
c"hlihiSsary. some distance away. and
WI" immediately ran In tho scene fol :
lowing the roar OF the guns.
Charmed, but taking in the situa
t'oh at once" he secured revolver
from bystandcr and. calling two
o'her young men to his assistance
StitrtCu IN purSMit nf tn. nnnincL l.,,,,.
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est All they know is that for more
than q year the highest quality
"f Scotch and Irish WHISTLES are
delivered and that they are sold at
an extremely moderate price as COM
pared with cost OF tho same goods
elsewhere In tho United States 30
sides. there is not the SlightcS, fear
here that the goods are spurious or
doct"rcd or in amy fashion tampcrcd
with
For prices. here is a sample. 4
famous brand OF Scotch whisky.
known tho world over. can bc had for
go case. or :" a quart An equally
wcll-known brand Of Irish whisky
can he had for $40 case and the
same pricc FOR Holland gin. 1t can
he had-any or all of tin pints
quarts and by the case.
In every one Of the winter resort
hotels visited by the writer. there
was one or more Individuals who
would agree to deliver liquor to any.
recognized guest. He would be
called on the phone. would respond
in person. II quotation could bc an
n"unc"d, the money paid in advance.
ana In from i've Ia ton minutes the
goods would be delivered. There
was no secrecy or i,uh-dub about the
transaction, no more. IN fact than the
ordering OF ones breakfast sent 10
the room.
Mnny Tourists Lrn,c With Liumor.
And because of the limitlesS
quantity of high-Erade liquor d" he
had in Florida ana because OF the
inviting prices, hundreds of winter
tourists have carried homo with
them enormous quantities Of inn
ported whiskics And even this has
been rendered reasonably safe by an
ingenious device. which tho ex-
pcrirnccd hootlcgEcrs have hit upon
Tor c"nccalinS the presence OF liquor
in bag gage.
rs Is we'll known. enforcement Of
hcerS now have II practice OF apply
ing tn" stcthoscope tn suspicious
looking trunks or other shipments.
II this instrument records Il purgIc
III the neck OF n bottle. the package
~ opened. and If contrahraud is dis
covered, IL is seized. How to over
come th" gurgl" bccam. the prob
lem. Skiliful packing would not do
II. ana To tll the bottle to the cork
was dangerous because heat would
break the container or blow the
cork.
But the cntcrprisinE Florida boot
| logger found the answer. He has
learned To remove the cork and To
sum INTO the vacant space under /; Il
small sponge. This silcnccS the CUR
gle without risk of explosion from
expansion IN earlier method was
I" run needle down through tho
! cork. then MI the bottle To the last
| drop. The needle hole would allow
! Tor Hapor To escape. but Il also de-
vc!"rcd leakage, which in turn pro-
duccd suspicious cdors. But now the
customer may take a trunk iull of
goods home without fear Of the re-
suit.
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DnnyiiIc Post Orrnni.,s

T'NNNILI.E. w. Mnrch lo-Th.
Danvi!lc Post. American Legion. has
rc"rganiacd FOR the prcscn; year, "A
woll-attcndcd meeting hoing held, at
which post officers were elected. Br.
Garnet ". Johnson was elected pos.
commander. Miss Eva I'uJ;h. war
time nurse. commander. ana
Hugh r Williams. adjutaut Hush
T. Williams. retiring commander.
made Il report ON tho posts activities
curing The past year.
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TWO HURT WHEN
CAR AND WAGON HIT

NORFOLK. VA. March i9.-Erya ant
ibakcr. SCI Henry street, and John
Nimm". ll0G Chapel street. both NJ
sro"S. we're injured last nigh, when
a street car and the wagon i'm which
they We're riding collidcd a, twenty
sixth street and Wavcrly Way. MIN
mo i"it lex was broken. and Baker
received cuts ana bruises Tn.
horse which was hitched To- the
wagon was so hndly injured tina, /,
was necessary to shoot H.
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WELLS RETURNS FROM
\. y. MOVIE DINNER

NORFOLK. VA. March I2.--Ottu
Wells. general manager ~ the Wells
Amusement Company. has returned
from Now YORK. where he attended
the dinner of the notion picture
producers. at which VIII Hays. tho
new director general, was the guest
az honor
My chief i,nprcysion'' said Mr..
Wells. "Was the genera! feeling OF
nntimisn.
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$1,000 Fire at i:as, o.cnu y,c,,

NORFOLK. VA, March i9.-Thc
nome OF William II. Spencer. on the
Jarrett property at East Ocean View.
was damaged by fire last night. rho
quitting, two-story frame. is so
.ar from paved streets that the fire
trucks wcr" unable Ia reach it, Thc
aamaG" is estimated at $4,000.
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- hS"'
H"ii"E under the BRITISH na.. such
S"'P' II only catboat. is immune
from search or seizure ON The h,r,
He"S NY an American police hoo,
spNeTnmert or state This ho.,
cruises toward Florida. r,m,int,r
an the while outsid. the thro.-riI,,
limit When night comes small ho,,s
put on; from her and. running wi
IN. shore, plant ease after cos. az
liquor in shallow water. I.,yir,.
only an insicniicant buoy 10 marie
me spot Returning IN the dark
The small boats arti. iakcr aho,ra
and the vessel morts tu'to Tho next
market.
trusted agents Of the orsa,,izu,lon
on shore know where to louk ror
'hese buoys and whom. They are To-
Gated in daylight ana accurn,cIv
chartea- When night again dcsConds
upon land and sea other boats nm,
OUT rom shore, haul the iiuuor
a"oafc' 'AHe II TO land and 90 their
way rejoicing. This sea bath ac
counts II IS explained. for the faded
CONDITION of many OF the labels when
the goods ar. delivered to m. uiti.
mate consumer. Scarcely a label ok
h'bit.d 10 the writer was in good
condition ~ many cases. tho tissue
paper around the bottles stuck tirh-
TO the surface.
Best WHISTLES obtnInnblc.
mere are said 70 he other ana
polocr WAYS Of getting liquor
ashore as BY tn" use of tn. a,rplnuc
hut none have htcn found SO secure
a;sh!MSt detection as that OF Jcttison
ing the wet cargo IN shallow water.
s.
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Sitting Down

f.,, , is one thing, but being
IN order to get the large saving freight we have to order in
car loads Then happens that oversocked and lot of
os ana ends are LETT overso have clean up the
price on some very nice things. ~
Today we have through Wicker Furniture and will close
out big bunch of it, $500 " ~
instead of ordering of the cheap ordinary spnt seat porch
TOR THIS propose sell this strong
ends are closed out. ~
Hing the requirements with these comfortable pieces will be at
the loss OF S4DNOR HUNDLEY-but we will have e salts
faction OF feeling that our friends comfortable
Pehy OF Old Hickory and White Lawn pieces Cat
prlces to tone up the porcies and Yards
c. B. S.,
seventh and Grace. Richmond, Va
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PROHIBITION LAW
ENFORCEMENT IN
FLORIDA IS SCREAM

tNontInued From 80, e..
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MACLACIiLAN RAPS
REFORM FADDlSTS
WHO FORCE VIEWS

OComtinmcd From Elrst rnrrl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-25
PoR Ell ALMA DE
ALVAREZ MAYA
Fl cierre del Comercio

Aver tarde. iniciativa de la Casa
de Espaiia, y presididas por don Abe.
lardo de la Haba, sc reunieron las Di-
rectivas de la mencionada sociedad, la
del Casino Espaiiol y la del Auxilio
Mutuo para tomar acuerdos respecto
la forna de rendir un homemade fu-
nebre a la esclarecida memoria del illus
tire patricio don Antonio Alvarez Nava.
Sc tomo. por -unanimidad, el acuerdo
de celebrar el proximo microbes, las
once de la maiiana, solemnes funeraleS
en- la Santa Cathedral.
Sc acord6 tambien, enviar un cable
grama a la familia doliente participant
dole el acuerdo, y nombrar varias CO.
misiones a fin de atender la mejor
organization del acto.
Una de estas comisiones, integrada
por los presidentes de las mencionadas
sociedades espafolas y los senores Gar
cia Cadorniga, Soto y Agueros, vista
ra ell Comercio para invitarle cerrar
los establecimientos las once de la
manana del microbes, hora en- que da-
ra comienzo ell ofcio funebre en- Ca
tedral.
Claro esta que el glorioso recuerdo
de AlvarezNava es estimulo bastante
para que espontaneamente Sc rindiera
por Ell Comercio de San Juan este no.
menaje al insigne caballero espaiol que
fue el lider de la Colonia Espahola, asi
la vista de Ia brillante comision nom-
brada, tiene allanado el camino para
el exito. de su gestion.
No seran repartidas invitaciones es-
peciales para la fdnebre ceremonial,
a que Sc invitara por medic de esquelas
en- los diarios de San Juan.
Su Ilustrisima Ell Sr. Obispo asistira
al solemne acto religioso