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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17

La zona ganadera, en- toda Ia costa
sud, dtsde Boquer6n hasta Guayama,
es un verdadero desastre, con motive
de las pco,ongadas seQuias que Sc vie
nen sucediendo causa de los va ve-
rificados desmontes. Y siendo asi es
necio pensar en- tanta prosperidad, en-
tanta generos:dad, en- tanta fatuidad
w.. 6para que? Gpara hacerle ver
al mrlndo 10 que no es? icreemos aca-
SO que vamos deslumbrarle con mu-
cho de frac Y de chistera y con el es-
tonnage vacio2 No, hombre, no; sea-
mos mas serios; confecemos nuestra
verdadera situaci6n y tendremos mas
credito; confecemos que la is!a esta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17
Alivia Reunlatisrr1o

Ell "Musterole" afoja las coyun-
turas tensas y quita el dolor. Este
unguento claro y b1arcuzcc, hecho
a base de aceite de rnostaza, por 10
regular da alivio en cuanto sc unta
sobre las partes afectad3S.
Tan efectivo como ell sinapismo
de antaTo, sin que cause aInpollas.
Recomendado con frecuencia por
medicos y enfermeras.
Compre Musterole hoy en- la
farmacia. Tengalo siempre en-
casa. Sc vende en ponos tubillos.
MUCRO MEJOR QUE UN STNAPISMO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17
DOS PoLIZoNTEs A B0RDo DEL
"CARABULLE"

El captain del vapor "Carabulle',
que salio el dia IA con rumbo a Nue.
va Orleans, ha trasmitido un degpa-
cho inalambrieo las autoriG'ades
policiacas de esta ciudad, manifes-
tandoles que lleva bordo dos poll
zontes que Sc escondieron en- las boz
degas del barco antes de salir este
del puerto c'a San Juan. Ell captain
agrega que no le fus possible desem-
barcar . los polizontes en- AguadiIla,
debido a que el mar estaba nluy agi-
tado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17

Ca6a vez que hojeamos Ell ibro Ell
Males.ar economico de Puerto Rico"
de- ia 'entoso abogaio Sr. Tizol, queda-
mos mas encantados de su buena piu-
ma de su laborioso trabajo, sintien-
do de veras no poder estar conformes
con todos los puntos que trata.
Seguramente que estas noras no
quedara legislator que no 10 h2ya lei
do mas de una vez, pues trae cosas
interesantes que merecen ser estudia-
, das con detencion y juicio, para poder
utilizar 10 conveniente adaptable a
Las circunstancias y al medic y desc
char aquello que puede ser admitido
como pura teoria, pero que al llevar-
10 Ia practice veadria a desequili-
brar mas Ia situac;6n dentro del des-
equilibro reinante.
e. pretender arreglar ell nlalcstar
econ6mico del pals sobre base de ma
yorCs inereaos. recareando al contribu.
yente rural, es oneroso en- sumo grado
y altamente enojoso; es echar lena al
fuego del descontento general agrario
Y de aumentar la distancia entire 81
agricultor y la Legislature, ell cual va
perdiendo la fe en- los elementos diri-
gentes del pals, va porque no recibe
compensation en- forma de leyes que lie
protejan, va porque lie cscuese yer tan
ia vanidad expensas de sacrifcios
imposibles de realizar sin desrimentos
ruinosos. Cada vez que sc va a rell-
mir Ia Legislature cierta zozobra Sc
nota EN- tributaries conscientes de es-
ia clase Y hasta parece yer como po-
men las manos sobre sus cabezas para
amparar los golpes que esperan reci-
bir.
Els evidente que existe gran dife-
rencia entire yer las cosas desde La ciu-
dad capitolina, dcnde ell ruido de los
carros y la aiuencia de ventaias pro-
Queen daltonismo, mirarlas aca en-
el campo de operaciones, este es, desde
ell puente concurrido hasta los morri-
los de Cabo Rojo. Cuando accidental
mente nos encontramos en- la ciudad
de San Juan es que nos damos cuenta
de este fenomeno. Entonces nos pa
rece que Ell pals es rico, que somos ri
cos, es mas, hasta a los mas bruias Sc
les nota cierto aire de satisfaction que
haze sospecbar que han logrado Ell re-
sultado 6e un descuido. Pero en- cuan-
to penetra uno en- la isla, en- cuanto
vuelve ell sistema a su estado normal
la tranquilidad permite palpar la
realidad, facilmente nega a la conelu-
sion de que todo ESQ es puro sueiio, de
que Ell bienestsr no existe en- sesenta y
cinco de las setenta cinco munich
palidades restantes, numero exagerado
de mnnicipios para un pals tan dimi-
nuto. Puerto Rico es un pals pobre:
Ia espina dorsal, ocupada una gran
parte con cafe, cuya production ha
Legado un minimo despreciable, con
frutos memories que dan casi siempre
resulta5os negatives algunos tro2os
donde Sc produce bnen tabaco, repre-
senta NADIA menos que las tres quin-
tas parties de la isla. La otra, el Ito
raj, que cs 10 que mas lie hace abrir
los oios al Fisco, en- su mayoria esta
gastada por el uso, pues 81 bien hay
buenos wales en- donde Sc levanta ca
ia superior. la restante deja mucho
cue desear; Y este sin contar una gran
extension en- que esa graminea sc STEM
bra mas por temeridad que por calclllo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17

En- el barrio "Ensanche de Utua-
Go, jose Roman, de SO afios, acometi6
agredi6 con una chaveta al anciano
Matfas Ruiz, de 60 afIos, infiriendoIe
ina a>yida en- ell brazo izquierdo, y
luego lie empuj6 por un risco, 10 que
le prcdl:jo la fractura de la clavicu'a
jzquierda la muiieca del brazo y dos
costillas. FL agresor fu6 arrestado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17
JUICIo PoR JURADo

FL % del corriente Sc ceIebrara en-
ia Corte de Distrito de Ponce, ell JUL
clio por jurado contra Andres Torres
Gomez, quien esta acusado &c haber
nlatado don Ventura Cambrelan,
suceso sangriento que ocurri6 ea
aquella poblacion hace algunos mescs,
seg1n recordarane nuestros lectores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17
BELIOGRAPH:

"Retando ell Destino" una comedia
en- 2 actos.
Manana: Matinee. Por la noche INA
Dire sin Alma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17
NORMA:

La comica en- 2 actos luna sema-
ma la comedia dranatica en- ac-
tos "Caliente Novia''.
Mahana: Tres peliculas distintas:
Una Fevista; "Un Necio Glorioso'' y
el capituIo IL de Carlos Ell Hura-
cam.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17
IMPERIAL:

4a- jornada de Los Dfisterios de
Paris
Mahana: Matinee, v por nochc Ell
final de "Una Aventura Pchgrosa
y los episodios de "Aventuras
lie Tarzan''.
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ID: ] ZN
TRES BANDERAS:

ga. ,ornada de "Las Dos Nilas de
Paris y sus rellenos.
Manana: Matinee: 6 episodios
del fITombre de Hero" sus relle-
nos c0fnicos. Noche: ''El case es gra-
re, desacuerdo entire doctores' en- 6
actos una c6mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17
BORINQUEN PARK:

La cjnta en- actos LA Vida Eter-
aa".
Manara: Matinee: ''Carlos Ell Hu-
racan". Por la noche el drama en- 6
actos LA Ambici6n del Orc" una
Revisr9.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17
vIsTAs PUBLIcAS

5E' -presidepte de Ia Cama~a crse
dad II impor'anc'a uue le atrjbuve .
su rroyecto. que deberia discu+irse e.
r-scr,e e., ''hearings" pmh"cos nre COZ
til obieto r4ereriau celebrarse. q fin d.
ru'ycr Ia oni~i6r del pueh'o v enro".
soy csi Ia del legislator, por Ell mis-
no derctero que La primera les seha-
le.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17

Curse de PeriOdismO.
Curse de Reporter.
-. Curse de administrator
Cientffica dc la Circulation
de DiariOs y Revistas.
-. Curse de Redacci6n.
Curse de Redacci5n de
CuontOs y FotodramRs.
Curse de Eflciencia Mental.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17
PUERTO r: RICO:

Final de "Los Ultimos Dias de Ma
pole6n''
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La vista 'celebrada
ayer...

Continuation de la pag. q.
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COOPERATION

Ct~dudablemente -prosigue ell sefior
astra-oue el Gobierno Insular v la
J Iegislatura deben cooperar al desarro-
l1o ' prooreso de san Juan, votando
crsditcs para la construction de edif-
cos tales como un Palacio de Justi-
cio. r~eeos v den5s edificios para of
cirns pdbIicas que respondan al pres
tigio de la Capital de I'M pueblo cul-
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17

"Un Necio Glorioso'' "El Hura-
cam una Revista.
LAS ANTILLAs:
Manana por la noche: "Los 8 Pu-
fiales" c6mica.
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AGRED1Do CON UNA cHAvETA

San German. P. R., mario 10, 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-17
Or r. ALFARO DIAZ
MEDICIEA. CIRUGIA Y PARToc

Consultorio io:-Salvador Bran so.
Hsras de Oficina.-- 2 8 8 p. u.
Tel. 1164, San Juan.
Residencia:- Tel. 66S negrs.
Hip6drome 10. Santurcs.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
ANGL0-SAX0N CLUB
SUCCEEDS K. K. K.
New Organization Develops
in Richmond as Result
of Rupture.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


RICHMOND, Va. July - The
Anglo saxon Club Of America Is to be
the successor to the Ku Klux Klan, SO
far as some OF the members Of the
former organization are concerned,
certainly in this city. The recent
break between the national organi-
cation and the chapter or chapters
here is responsible for the new or
ganiza tion.
The club will stand for the prin-
tzed in this city and which at one
time had a large membership. and II
VIII proceed on the same principles
as are understood to have been the
basis OF the first organization. One
of the men identified with the new
club. and who is believed to have
been a member of the old orRaniza-
tfon. said that the new club is MAX
ing nne progress: that 1t will be a
force in the land. and that II is the
intention and declared purpose to do
In the open the things which the
Kan stood for in many ways to
advertise its meetings and to do
things In an American way, for Amer
leans. the flag, the laws, the institu-
tlonS and the government at all times.
Whether the old Klan organiza-
tion Is to continue Is yet to be dis
closed. but there Is to be no secrecy
about the new club. and its member
snip is expected to be available at
all times to any one interested The
new organisation Is expected to be q
iactor IN politics. to stand for law
ana order and to be interested at all
times In matters of public concern.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
BRANCHvILLE FORMS
: FIRE Department
New Organization by Improvement
Association Il Heartily Sup.
ported by Citizens.
Special Dispatch to The Star


BRANCHVILLE,. Md, July T.
Branchville Improvement Association
has organized a fire department and
plans are now under way TO acquire
apparatus. The department. while pri-
marily for the protection of Branch
Vile and adjoining communities. will
respond to calls for aid from any
point. Public subscriptions are be-
ing solicited In Branehville. Berwyn.
Beltsville, College Park, and Lake
land. and the fire committee has found
the residents of those places not only
enthusiastic over the project. but re-
sponsive as we'll Several voluntary
subscriptions have been received from
Washington.
A large bronze bell has been do
mated by r. E. Baker, to be used as
a fire alarm, and the association con-
templates supplementing this with a
double siren, to be centrally located
between Berwyn and Hollywood.
The ways ana means committee has
been instructed to cooperate with
the fire committee and has in view
plans for the holding of a series Of
entertainments and dances for the
benefit of the fire fund.
The fire committee is composed Of
c. B. Lowery, chairman; Joseph J.
Wenzel. J. II. Mcintyre. Michael Bos-
ma, William j. Erhart. Paul p. Beach,
r. E. Baker, George 8. Parker, Leroy
Tfmmons and J. l.. Rollins.
The association Is gratified with the
Evening star., 1923-07-08
Bradley HILLS OUTING.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BETHESDA. Nd. July The sum-
mer outing Of the Bradley Hills Com
munity League was held July at
the home Of Charles Merryman, vice
president Of the league. who offered
his home and grounds for the occa-
sion, as the usual meeting place. the
Field Trial Club. was inadequate for
the number who attended.
The afternoon was spent In games
Of all descriptions. q radio outfit was
installed and the children were pro-
vided with swings and other amuse-
ments by Mrs. Irma Falconer. secre-
tary-treasurer OF the league, who
was in charge Of the entertainment
Of the juniors. ....
Supper was spread on the tables
on the lawn and about 100 people
were served. A string quartet pro-
vided music for those who wished to
dance on the spacious porch and q
hne display Of fireworks was shown.
The evening closed with the singing
OF patriotic songs,
The league 10 doing general well
fare work and Is pushing good roads,
Several new members were added at
the .lsat meeting, among them Nisses
Mary and Elorsncs BonffAnt and
Edfngtoh 1tll Of Potomac; Mr.. and
Mrs. GaeYTe a. Mc0afvey OF the
English Village, and James Morrison
and Bernard Terry.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
ARLINGTON COUNTY.

CLARENDON. Va, July (Spe-
ciaO .-Officef fs of Arlington Lodge OF
odd Fellows will be installed Tuesday
night by District Deputy Grand Mas
ter Norman l. Williamson of Alex
andria- The noble grand-elect has
completed hts list Of appointments.
and the full list OF officers for the
new term Is as follows:
Noble Erand. E: l. Bennstt: vice
retary, o. L. Briggs: financial secre-
tary, W. e. Cartwright; treasurer,
r. r. Brooks. jr.; warden. II. c. Adam
con; conductor. W. H. Roberts; chap
lain, e. l.. Payne; r. 8. N. G., J. ].
white; l. s. n. G.. A. c. Wslch; r. ..
v. c., o. l. Basye; l. s. ". G.. w. III.
Jordan; r. 8 s., r. L. King; l. s s..
H. w. Heattie; inside guardian. G. p.
Helms; outside guardian, Wallace
Johnston; J sitting Epns past grand, J: C c:
master of robes. Milton Crutchley.
Installation of efficsrs Of Clarendon
Rcbeksh Lodge, No. 2S. will take
place Monday evening at Clarendon
Ctizens Hail, with Mrs Flora Nc
Minamen Of Alexandria ofAciating.
Following this service an effort will
be made to complete plans for the
lodges participation with the Odd
Fellows In the Joint calendar bazaar.
to be held ON the Cruitt estate the
dfcationH this affair is koinU to
abound In delightful features and
meet with great suorAs& The pro-
ceeds will be applied to the fund be-
ing raised for ths establishment Of I
temple in Clarendon, propoesd 10 be
erected at the corner OF Wilson
boulevard and L,awton avenue.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
FREDERICK CUTS
TAxRATE E8CENTS
Fixed at $1.1s on New Com
putation Basis of $780,
1882.
speeia, p..patch to The star.

Speclai Dttpatch 10
FREDERICK. Nd, July In
keeping with the general tendency of
Maryland cities to cut down. expen-
diture Of public funds. the board of
county commissioners has fixed the
annual tax rate at s1.1S on the 800,
reduction of 90 cents. The rate was
computed on basis of s50.1S3.3S2.
as compared with the former basis
of S40.S46.0 600. The rate, in spite of
the increased taxable basis of the
county. Is considered a material re-
duction. and represents close pairing
and much cutting in appropriations.
The new rate will yield 1892. .146.03
on real and personal property. an
Increase Of s20,S15.19 over last year.
The gross amount from all sources
the coming fiscal year will be sS82,
4s1.5s, an increase this year of ${2.-
2s9.2S. Other sources aside from
property assessment, include inter-
est on deposits, maintenance for in
mates from other counties at Monte
vue Hospital, sale OF produce from
Monteyue Hospital farm.
The school appropriation requested
by the board Of education was cut
from $332.217 to s290,52S. The amount
allowed for schools the next fiscal
year. however. is an increase of s16,-
s574S
The following are the largest items
for which appropriations were made ::
Schools. s2S0,52S; roads and bridges,
$l56,531.56; Montevue Hospital, s28.-
800: sinking fund. s15.05602; inter-
est on bonded debt, $4T.292; county
commissioners Office, $4,000: courts
expenses. $500; county treasurer's
Office. $4,000 elections, $4,000: emer-
gency fund. fixed by law, $4,000;
hospitals for insane, $4,000; sheriff $
office, $4,000.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
PROPOSE TO CURE
invalid CHILDREN
Maryland Specialists Consid.
er Measures to Give Expert
Treatment to CrippIes.
Special Dispatch to The star.

special Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-Throughout
the counties of Maryland. hidden
away on the farms and in the back
woods, are hundreds of crippled chill
dren with bent spines and club feet.
who for one reason or another are
not receiving the medical attention
which would make sound and strong
men and women of them. This Is
the opinion voiced by DR.. John s.
Fulton, director OF health for the
state Of Maryland.
DR.. Fulton discussed with DR.. j. H.
Mason Knox. chief of the bureau of
maternity and child hygiene. meas
ores for reaching these cripples and
giving them the benefit of modern
science.
DR.. william S. Baer. director of the
Children's Hospital Home, proba bly,
Will be asked in the fall to co-op
crate in the program. While II is
that the men now doing excellent
orthopedic work in the hospitals
throughout the counties are entirely
: capable of caring for the neglected
cases. IL is recognized that the chief
adifficulty lies In bringing the Grip
pies to these men for treatment.
A: II Is believed that II the various
county hospitals we're to arrange to
have DR. Baer visit them for the
purpose of diagnosing cases and out
hUing courses OF treatment his large
reputation would bring out of their
thai have not hitherto been reached.
This cannot be done, DR.. Fulton
pointed out. without the corporation
of the local physicians.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
LYON PARK.

LYON PARK. Va, July :. fsne.
cial. The regular monthly meetine
Of the Lyon Park Civic Associatio5
will be held next Tuesday eyeninr
at O'Clock in the office OF Lyon e
Fitch. A number of important oues-
tions will come up for discussion and
a large attendance is urged. A suc-
cessor to Mr.. Bartholomew, who has
resigned az secretary, will be elect
ed. A. p. Payne, candidate for The
state legislature, will address the
meeting and has some interestinS q
figures TO present showing com.
parison Of tax rates and revenues
collected and disbursed in a number
Of counties throughout the state
with those collected and expanded In
Arlington county. He Is sponsor also
for the movement looking toward
tho incorporation of the present
sewer and water zones known AZ six
and ten. Hugh Reid Of Thrifton, an
other candidate for the Legislature.
also will speak.
The campaign for street lights in
tho other two zones in Lyon Park Is
nearing completion and the board
of supervisors will be asked Monday
movement has met with unanimous
approval of the residents. :"
Miss Blanche NJ. Quest Of Pitts
.burgh, Pa, IL visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. Fl. Kauts Of Spruce street.
Mr.. end Mrs. Thos. r. MechASn have
as their guest Mrs, Lydia =. Weaver
of Wilmington, Del. Mrs. weaver 10
Ma Mechams sister.
Evening star., 1923-07-08

progress which has been made by the
committee and the receipt of thirty
three applications for membe rship at
it's last meeting would indicate that
the public Is interested.
Boy scouts Meet.
Boy Scout Troop ia has accepted
the invitation OF s. w. Parmelee to
hold its weekly meetings in his new
hail in DsniePs Park. The first meet
ing was held Friday evening and
was attended by thirty-hve scouts.
and opened. the meeting by calling on
those present to repeat the Lord i
Prayer in unison.
After roll. call Mr.; Moss instructed
which they should conduct themselves
in Camp Roosevelt, where they will
spend the next ten days. He especially
urged upon them the Importance Of
cleanliness and sanitation.
Address ON Amerieanism.
Sergt. w. H. McManus delivered an
address on Americanism. He also spoke
and warned the boys that unless they
could convince him that they had
earned the badges they need not ap-
pear before him.
The troop rendered Mr.. Parmelee a
rising vote I'm appreciation of his of
fer of the use Of his hall. Mr.. Parme-
lee responded by saying that he had
built the hall for the benefit of the
public.
Judge J. II. Shepherd complimented
the Scouts on the way in which they
conducted their flag day celebration.
DIR. De Voc Mead, of the University
Of Maryland, appealed to the boys to
be clean morally, both for the sake of
themselves and Of the boys Of future
generations.
Assistant Scoutmaster Mallory
Wooster recited the Scout pledge and
the meeting was closed with the sing
ing Of America.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. July : (Spe-
ctaD.-The summee school, with $50
pupils in attendance. will open Mon
day. Registration for entrance closed
yesterday. Subjects to be taught In
olude algebra. Latin. English. his
tory. geometry and geography. The
teachers are Mr.. Liadsy. Mrs. wal
lace, Miss Ficklin aad Mrs Spring
man.
1t is necessary for. pupil to be
At the school only wien classes are
: In progress. as It is rot possible TO
provide supervised study periods.
Tho hours for the school are from 9
Three additional Fairgrounds are
PLANNED by the Alexandria Playground
Association. Two are to pc for white
children and one for celored chill
dren. This will give a fetal Of four
playground in operation at the pres
ent time is known as the Friends
playground, on the NORTH side of
queen between Washington and Co.
lumbus stretes.
The playground association is
planning lawn fete in the near fu-
ture to raise funds for the work.
It Is also announced that the
city council has made a substantial
donation for the playgrounds.=
Bank Cashier Named.
The board of directors of the re-
Gently formed bank at Del Ray.
Arlington county. have elected: Clay
T. Brittle cashier. Mr.. Brittle is now
connected with the Dupont Bank of
Washington. Owing to the fact that
Mr.. Brittle will not be able to sever
his connection with the bank where
he is employed, the Del Ray Bank, II
is announced, will not open until
August !. ~ N
During the coming week fixtures
for the temporary bank, which will
be located at the Mount Vernon drug
store, will be installed. -.
Deputy Grand Chancellor C. H.:
Pendleton and staff have installed
the following newly elected officers
OF Oriental Lodge, No. 6. Knights Of
Pythias: NJ. L; Beattis. chancellor
cellor: G. E. Birch. prelate; III. v.
Moore; n1aster-at-arms; f. NJ KNIGHT,
inner guard; C. L. Simpson, outer
guard; $. E. Norris. keeper of rec
or ofds snsnd and seal; L ID; Sullivan. master
exchequer, and II. f. Arnold and w.
d. Jennier. trustees.
The July term Of the United States
court for the eastern district Of vir-
ginia. Judge y. Lawrence Groner pre-
siding. adjourned this afternoon. sub
lect TO- the call of the marshal, and
the petit jury was discharged for the
term. II is expected that there will
be special term of this court here
next December. Two admiralty cases
were taken under advisement by the
court.
The proposed installation of officers
OF Alexandria Council, No. 8, Order
Fraternal Americans, will be held
July 20. 1t was announced today.
The ceremonies were scheduled to
have been held last night. Owing TO
the pressure of other business 1t was
postponed. delegation of members
OF this council plan to attend the
Pen Mar. Pa, reunion. which will
oe neid August Is. and special COM
mittee was appointed to boost the
trip.
NJ. B. Harlow has sold to Howard
L. Arnold and Merrull c. Lynch the
store and apartment building now
unoer cousse of construction on the
south side OF King street, intersect.
ing with diagonal road.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
MEDICAL SCHOOL
SEEKS PRESIDENT
Virginia Institution Considers
Many for Position-Faculty and
Equipment to Be Bettered.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
RICHMOND, Va. July THE
Medical College of Virginia is cast
ing about for a president. and the
names OF Maj. Alexander Forward Of
the state corporation commission. Or.
J. A. e. Chandler, president OF Will
liam and Mary. and Dr. Julian y.
Burruss OF the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute have been considered.
Maj. Forward is known TO have
declined the position some time ago
and the trustees Of William and Mary
College are urging DR.. Chandler to
remain where he is.
DR.. Burruss would have to make
considerable sacrifice to accept the
position. receiving larger salary
than is paid by the Medical College.
The name of DR.. John Garland Pol
lard. former attorney general. now
OF the faculty Of William and Mary,
is also being considered for the po-
sition. The Medical College is pre-
pairing to expand and TO more than
double it's faculty and facilities III
medicine, pharmacy and dentistry.