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The Washington times., 1923-09-22
IlL SPEAK 1T
asst OPEN A|R
NE
The Rev. R. q
Scranton, 70 Preach Ct
Peace Cross Service.

The Rev. II +. I1reitler, rector
sof st. L,ike's Church. Scranton, Il 4
and one of the leading figures III
national Episcopal church affairs,
win BE- the speaker III the last %
the open air services this sulnli1el
a the seace Cross. Natf0Eal
Cathedral, tomorrow afternoon.
DR.. KreikIer has served on many
of the provincial and national com
missions of the church having "a
deal with social service ana Te
llgtoig education work
In case OF rain the geEVlce will
be held In the Bet hielaexa chapel 81
the Cathedral
The ccnaecra tf0m Of Bishop Eree
man viii take place d week from
today III Epi iphany Church and III,
first address = h Bishop lh be
made September aOs III 1lae azri 1
tlleate1 Witch n bein cons tsaeted
III the 90 tl1soKai grounds Am ar
rangenexats fo the con- lion
eeEgfce have been completed h
sRas announced today Elle nelrtesl
viii begin at 0:30 0scluch fn tlts
morning and proba bly, Will continue
TOR about two h0uFg
Only one Bishop has bean con
seckated Ia Washington pEeyauaais
Ind Tor this reason unusual inter
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
col tllNlBlA B. n ii q GROUP
lio Ds FIR MEETING

Columbia ton. Bantist
YOling Peoples Union, held ik first
meeting of the tell nt the Brook
land Baptist Church Tuesday eve.
ming. The program was IrI drama
form and repra serfed the delegates
ma king an in1uru1al caN upon an.
other y. member To tell
her ok the profit ana plea sure de.
rived from assemblies ladt summer
AT Virginia Beach ana l3raddocIs
Heights, Md
Misses Elsie King Annie Meats,
EVELYN Henley. Phoebe Taubet
schmidt and nj MoFeIand spoke
of Braddoclx Heights while Misses
Hazel 1asdson. Aha Bailey. EheIT1la
Pitcher. Bertha HOrnef ard II. III.
Sutton upheld Virginia Beach. Miss
Mary Baurraan tiid the receiving
Miss Dunn, az the BrooIEland
Church, satlg. d solo.
III. Dietz pastor of BrOOlE EIaTld
Church and Allen OertIey, preat.
dent of Broolkland b. u .. vel.
coined the federAfioHl 10 their
church for the irst time, Cent ten
nial linton win el1textain the fed.
to the 81. convention at
Boston will speak. Tomorrow, FIRST
Church b. u. III. will present 4
program at the x. M. C. "A. htIt at
Walter Reed. First Church g.
III lost three workers recently
when Misses Beulai1 Moore and
Mabel TapIey left for Louisville "a
enter the Missionary Training
School. and 1anaway leEs
for Roanoke, a., where he. has nc.
raflted position on the teaching
stair ok Virginia College.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

on Saturday, when there viii q
special service for children at
b. m. Next Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Web
Der win preach In the Church Of
the Incarnation Mt IL q. m. and 8
b. nj, the last named service con
Guiding the mission.
DR.. James e. Freeman, rector
OF Epiphany Episcopal Church ard
Bishop-elect of Washington, viii
occupy his pulpit at the church
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
and evening at 8 o'clock.
It is announced from the church
office that next Saturday, the day
OF the conservation of DIR. Free.
man as third Bishop of washing.
ton, there will be a celebration
Of the holy communion in Epiphany
at 7:30 a.. m, followed by morn.
ing prayer at o'clock. The Rev.
Mr.. Wolven and the Rev. Mr..
Backus will have charge OF the
former service, while the Rev.
Al. J.. Torrey, Of the Chapel Of
the Epiphany, wilt conduct the
morning prayer.
Next Sunday Bishop Freeman will
celebrate his first communion ut
1880 In the Bethlehem Chapel cf
the Cathedral, and will preach
at Epiphany at II a. m. There
viii be a celebration of the holy
communion at this service. thus
affording the members OF the
church an opportunity to take
their first communion with him
ag bishop
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
CHURCH HAZE
DED'IC|A|T TON
WEEK
PetWorth Baptists VIII cele-
brate Completion Of
New Edifice.

"A week of dedication services
will be held at Petworth Baptist
Church, beginning with rally day
and recognition services iii the Sun:
day school at 10 O'clock, Rev. III
Paul Langhorne, announces.
The first church services and
sunday school of the Baptiet Church
organized under the auspiceN o1
the Columbia Association sOfs Bap.
tiet Churches Wae held on Janu.
ary 5, 1913. at 1909 Ninth street
northwest. There were thirty-siz
charter members. of whom about
dozen are sffIl members.
The Rev. QuirOf Harlan and DR.
r Atkinson acted aS supply
until Rev. Gwen II. LI0yd, the Hrsi
pastor, was called. He severed
his connection after 4 years pas
Rev. ii Paul Langhorne wal
called and his first sermon Wsas
on July i, 1915 III the Sunday
school quarters that had been con
structed iii 1914 at Seventh and
Randolph streets.
A new building project WAS corn
menced: the corner stone having
been laid on September so, 1922
under the auspices OF the Grane
Lodge of Masoils be the District d
Columbia. The new building n q
limestone and brick construction
modelled architecturally to conform
with the lines of the old building
Charles W Bolton and Sons drew
the plans Tor the church. ind Jos
epll b. Mills was the builder.
The first services In the ney
church were held IN the SUNDAY
school quarters on ckildren's das'
June 1n. last, and shortly there
after the main auditorium wa
ready.
The building II rnpdern in ever.
way. having an auditorium seatial
more than 700, with Il naagnificeI1
pipe organ just over the pulpit. Thl
whole plant ts now worth 100000
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
SONG b
on Is G les


-, We Have No Banara the
popular Jazz tune fss "a kst & 3 cIfl-
bina tion o4 the strains 3rCfia tlarss
classical pieces .t3 IIel1 jal1 Chorus.
ss Drealart T1yelf in Marble
HalIs'a and Seeing Nellie Home Z
This disclosure was made by
Frank xinaElney last nigh 81 nfi
address Eors d Joint nesting of tie
ParlEView GsltizeKse es0ria Ion ~
the ParkvieW School He urge
music lovers no deV0te xIore atkes.
tfon tO classical music
xinrnel said that 5azz composers
have pilteFeA many tiIfie on n D.
steal ma kerz no n.
George sselI sidaFt cf
the citizens assOcj lon nd Mrs..
Edward a PERL siIis nreei dent t5f fIfe
0naexk's Club, presl de. 4ile Hevs
Waiter ~ sfllta proliotinced the III.
vocation.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
q oIgIA 4 gI=l lIas
ADDRESS g .IsElfIZ

Speaking Tor tile 1il1ks lime fIi
public SINGS his app tr.1snk IS
assistant sup oe schools.
Robert u. 5aycUol told members
of the. newly formed Home and
school Association at IalI0l1aa Park.
u. C.. sCf the need Tor additional
classroom space 10 hote pasaine
ton growing grade school pop IL
Iation. n 8. ss 81 Il
IaycQck reminded hem thai
their own school, the Talxorria
lark, III now taking cars ofs 3hf0x
iillateIy 400 students more than it
was originally constructed Us house.
II has d total registration of 7S2.
Officers elected were: ID. W.
James, president; Mrs. IsIry ID. Lee.
first vice presid lent; Mrs. Thomas
nv. Marshall second vice president.
pr. A. Dansig, treasurer: and Miss
Ann W. Bowden, secretary.
4 Coffnan presided.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
,Tl4 EI llVI M u Ep ~
lIs SEE INV

Madeline Arnol. Ilpse husband.
Wylliann Arnold il char With IS:
fasing 70 ~ her allmony 81 Tie
ground thak lle NEEDED Il for lla
.:other woman yesE rday appealed
% the District suprelsle C6urt "a
compel him q provide 1cr ner Eol:
lps nus petition Tor limited
divorce filed IlY zrS Arnold fis
Sent tegnper 1890, Arnold ~ d
rerpncilia Ion III ll eees,
llpRssves, that his peo. IN
train from Hduor and 5ad gly
have been broken ret ia
that he is not provifltfs ier nth
the necessities of u ktptiiey
Dora pallEin appears ter tbs wife
Helen C 4arln4efly stcrtny
filed suit FOR limited divorces rom
John G Hafnrnerly. alleging that
he Is an invetcTate gambler ana
that he hes dissi ated fund 81
~ 200 saved from their Joint earn.
iass
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
ORGANIZED BIBLE CLASS
JOURNAL MAKES DEBUT

The Organized Bible Class News
appears today as the official pub
lfcatipn Of the Mems Organized
Bible Class Associaf fion of the Dis.
trict 81 Columbia This first ed.
tion contains d report of the Lees
bsaRa yoafaEeHce On snan.s Bible
= sSi ~ 3 that
sbisess June " To j sil also q
report Of the women's Bible class
conference which was held at the
same time and q list Of the com.
nlittees with their various mem
bers.
This conference report presents i
program OF cooperative work for
the coming fall and winter. The
first event scheduled is meet
ing Of all the mems Bible classes
on Sunday morning, October Z, at
9:15 O'Clock, at Temple Heights. at
which time the lesson will be taught
By q prominent speaker and IA co.
operative city.wide membership
drive will be inaugurated All the
Masonic lodges are being invited to
attend, and an invitation has been
extended to the worshipful grand
master to speak.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
cHURcHEs % OHRIsT. scIENTIs

CHURCHES or CHRIST. SCIENTIST
BRANcNEs Or TINE MoTMER CHuAcB.'
TNE FlRsT ChURCN Or CHRI9T.
scgENTteTs lN B0eTON. MASS.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist,
Columbia road and Euclid ct.
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist,
n. q. Masonic Temple. sth and r sts. N n.
Third Church of Christ, Scientist,
Masonic Temple. 18th and n. r, ave.
Fourth Church Of Christ, Scientist,
The Arcade, 18th st. and Park I'd.
MATTER"
spRVICEg-
SUNDAY. II A. N. AND r. n.
SUNDAY SCHOOL IL A. n.
WEDNESDAY,, EVENING MEETINGS
READING ROOMS:
1919 n ST. N. W., Room Cos
Hours. 3 to 9 Except Wednesday.
. TO z. and Sundays and holidays.
14s i;ss HasT e cifasioL XIII Sir
12.to q: sundays. 2:sOfto $3.50. Closed
coLoisAfSo 1GaaASfz BLDG. 14th and d st..-
Y = Sun. and holidays, $50 to S:301" :
= second RIoor)-~ - ~
- to week days except Wednss.
days. 10 to S;S0
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

.sShe Gave Me Bottle OF Per-
funie, Is the sernaonsstory of Pas
tor e. Hez Swe1n Sunday night at
the Cenfennial Baptist Church. The
morning theme is sDispiritm
There is an entrance without steps
to the auditorium on seventh street.
DIR, Henry Allen Tupper will
preach at the First Baptist Churcn,
Sixteenth and O streets northWest.
tomorrow at II q. M. and at
p. M: subjects why Are We Left
In Ignorance Of SO Many Thtngs2
in the morning and How Can We
Know the Eternal Future2 IN the
evening. Df. Tupper. having re-
signed els pastor OF this church, y
is uncertain how long be will Oc.'
cupy his pulpit.
AT west washington Baptist
Church, the senior 3. =. P. y. win
render d fine program tomorrow
evening at Z o'clock. the topic be.
Ing Baptist World Alliance Presi-
dent Hodges and his coW0rkers are
trying to make things hum Ia their
union.
The Wome1l's Missionary Society
win hold meeting 81 the cnvEcn VIZ.
next Tuesday evenlng MISS q =, =,
liamss from the Firth Cnurcn, VIII
speak. &.
The Berean Bible Class VIII noio
= jubilee social next "wednesday
evening at 3 O'Clock.
AT Petworth Baptist 4 special
church rally and recognition serv-
les of the Sunday school win be
Held at IL o'clock AT o'clock
In the evening special depart
mental service with sermon BY the
Rev. H w q. A4iIling4on, execu-
tave secretary of the Columbia Bap-
fist Association.
ssVarren q. Hsrding An Appre-
ciatiu Il VIII be the subject Of the
sermon Sc the Calvary Baptist
Church tomorrow morning at III
aseInclx lby the stof. tho Rev.
vV1rfaYI1 8. AbernetIiy, ID. D. DR..
Ahernethy was iii central Europe
- 5afssN -
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
Church Services QolllorrOu
Bargain. Day IN the Worlds Mar.

Bargain Day In the Worlds Mar.
ketplace. !,
DR. John y. Briggs hsa returned
from Bealcton, va. where he nus
been conducting revival meetings.
and win preach at Fifth Baptist
Church on !. Menory.s Ministries
and the Three ReVelations. There
win be inspiring colagregat atipnal
singing led py 8 large chor us choir
under the direction of William y.
Palmer It Is an effort on the part
of the pastor to give tC the pt.0pls
Of washington The Old.tirne Cos
pei in the Old-time way ~
AT the. Grace Baptist Church;
Ninth street and South Carolina
avenue southeast. tomorrow morn.
ing at $3.50, H. Cameron meets the
men. At a. o'clock the sermon sub
| ject is Believers Who VIII Never
Die. An Offering Will is taken Tor
/ the Japanese relief to be admins.
tered BY miss sionaries. The evening
subject at n As Will be FOLLOWING
Jesus as Life Work q
The Rev. 6. d. stauffer win
preach both morning and evening
/ at the Ninth Street Christian
i Church. having as his subject III
/ the morning Christ iii tie Heart. Z
and in the evening: exiGlno1 and
/ HIS Band cordial fnvs alton is
extended TO all G1deonh to attend
the evening service. The nursery
for small children. in charge of
Mrs. Nettis Eichert. trained
q.s llAs ~ Wh.. H..
~ ~ 1911 ulgeffed
py 81 J, u VIII re-
s1AAsg eka
s III e gig aks 1insI
sslIls,sy sNs.salA TOMORROW al
-. ... =, u. !. !.
~ -. 81
80 ]. 80. IL i. ,ss1s's aaas Liseosari,
ons gl laas u A 9sl t.s. Ministers
s'st 81 ~ 49, LIasclpass
II.ss I4ess,,s. p; ne SoluEaDla
80 49,
3, 3 s
Eeri,s etnn ~
Tlis a,,r,ss 1,es,,,,.s s.
the Church of ~ s. Iii II
have charge Be the s a,,rf.v i,
4 A&AEEAAQ00 Gt&8&FURx tf< new fNN
speaker and VIII -
muaic The yiln ~ !
various chtrches i5st t.sa ta.,,, 80. II.
these nSeetiflas flA III "a
held tnterestirr ana hAInes.i ..s.'.. -. u
Ices. Greatly er,3sd ii, ss
- - s's't - III .ss'gAss Is u
The preacher ,af tI,a 49,, -
Ice at the Peace cross IA, sI,a
Il Aek4AAkr the NALfGFlQ1 II AfANHfsnI
on ieconsis1 avsr,s,s ;,
afternoon d fl~i. ,,isl
Rev II. - ~
cl1ssfch ], .ess;.a 4
.iepgs !
tan Social Service ~ the air..esa -.
or Bethlehem. Mr. KriefIer Il n1,e
Of the best know, leaders Is, e.,9ssI
service work ir1 fIaa Er,,iscc,,si vi
Church and II "a rtic,,Is,lv fa,,,sIss. 70
with the sociai s:f,,aSsnrr g 10
anthracite coaI rniy,is,o ,,,s. dsat,ac.- ...N
/ - Nse- -
Tha r,.,, rya-s.-..s go. Go.
Is n hsg 49, /, el...sal'
sNHN
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
BAPTIST

E:c&L e near 9TH s. w. DR.. John
1AtM E. Briggs will preach on
"Memory's, Ministries" and "Threc
Revelations" Inspiring congrega-
tional singing, led by large chorus
choir under direction Of Mr.. VIM. J.
Palmer. "The old.time religion In
the old-time way" Come.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
Plan Legion Activities.

Activities of the winter will be
planned by the Cooley. MCCULLOUGH
Post, American Legion, when it
meets in the Board of Trade rooms
at o'clock next Tuesday night.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
LUTHERAN
Luther Place Memorial
cat Thomas Circle.)

cat Thomas Circle.)
@. M. DIFFENpERFER. Pastor.
s:45 A. M.--Bible School.
11:Oo A. M.--sermon by the Pastor,
1900 p. M.--christian Endeayor socie
lies. Sr. and Jr.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
PETWORTH

Seventh and Randolph SITS.
Rev. #. Paul Langhorno, Pastor.
DEDICATION SERVICES ALI. wErx
Rally Day Sunday School, 10 o'clock
Denomination night. Community night
Church night. Young Peoples nfTht
Music night Organ recital.
Cordial invitation IL extended to ali
to hear good music and good snea kArs
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

West Washington Baptist
Cor 31st and N st. N. W.
C. Is. AUSTIN. Pastor.
II a. m, "A Good Soldier"
p. m, Does Religion Pay?"
9:46. s. s. 2 p. M. b. r. p u,s
Prepare to Meet God"
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

The Rev. Edmund H. Stevera,
rector OF the Church Of Our Sa-
viollr. Broolkland, win conduct the
Open-air service at Holiday House,
the vacation home Of the Girls
va, tomorrow AFTERNOON at &
o'clock. All interested are c0r-
daily invited to be present.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

IL. Hez Sven, ss:.o' r.: :: .sn: !:
bottle OF perfume" p. m. Bright
auditorium; easy chairs (men like
them); fine organ: the men sing
wonderfully IL a. M. "Dispiritment."
Centennial Bapt. ch.. 7th and Eye N. d.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

The Rev. Herbert Scott Smith,
p. D., has returned from his sum.
raers VACATION spent at Haven. Me-,
and aWill preach at st. Margaret's
Episcopal Church. Of which he Ii
rector, at the IL o'clock service
tomorrow morning.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-07

dldo muerte en- Bayamon, una nina
dc 8 amos mientras manejaba su au-
tomovil gran velocidad sin la de-
b.da circunspecci6n. Este case fu6 pre-
sentado ALA por ell ano 1919 ante la
corte Y despues de visto ell acusado
fue condenado cumplir ano medic
de presidio. Apelada la sentencia fu6
revocada por ell Tribunal Supreme, Y
t"'ebrado un segundo juicio ante ell
iucz Rodriguez Sierra, este volvi6 de
cia2ar cu'pable al acusado. Este tercer
jricio de la causa en- el que Sc hicieron
cargo de la defensa los abogados Mes
tfo y Loret fu6 sometido de nuevo an
le & Juez Rodriguez Sierra que habia
concedido un nuevo juicio y q pesar
de haber declarado culpable al acusado
en- el jucio anterior, parecio que en-
este case los contra-interrogatorios de
los testigos llenados cabo con una
gran pericia por los letrados defense
res, llevaron al Juez a la conviction
&c la inocencia de Parkhurst.
Entire las excepciones previas presen-
tadas por los abogados de la defensa
estes alegaron que la Corte estaba ac-
tuando en- un edifcio perteneciente al
eobierno Federal y que por tanto los
.jaicios celebrates hasta la fechq en- ell
case de Parkhur8t eran nulos, habiendo
transcurrido por tanto mas &c amos
eeade la comision del delito. por 10
(Continda en- la pag. 12)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-07
DE HOY A MANANA, LA ADMINLS-
TRACI0N DE SAN JUAN ESTARA
EN- CONDICIONES DE SERVIR
Aqua DURANTE TODO FL DLA
Sc ANUNCIAN NUEVAS SUBASTAS PARA Ell ACUEDUCTO
LAS PlANTAS DE FILTRACION Y ALCANTARLLADO
DE SANTURCE.

Con el fin de informar nuestros lee
torres del estado EN- que Sc halla Ell CON
1:cto del aqua en- esta ciudad, un re-
porter nuestro yisit6 aver al Comisio-
nado de servicio Publico, ST.. Diez de
Aildino, quien enterado de nuestros pro
r3sitos, Sc expres6 en- los siguientes
ttrminos
Sc estan terminando los trabajos
.nlciados en- la Iona de Prin sobre
ronecci6n de bombas de preston en- Sc
ries, y espero que, de manana (hoy)
pasado, la Administration de San
Juan pueda surttr de aqua Ia pobla-
c,oG, durante todas las horas del dia
Ahora continue ell di8tinguido fun
o.cnario-estoy ocupandome urgente-
rtAte del problema de la regularizaci6n
eel trafcO en- San Juan. La ciudad,
aladio, Sc esta convirtiendo en- I'm in
nenso garage pdblico, Y estoy deter
'1Inando sitios especiaIes, donde puedan
estacionarse los vehiculos, que constan-
temente Sc sitllan en- nuestr9s GALES
do mayor transito, entorpecienGo la Ii
bre circulation del publico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-07

Proyecto de Programa presentado por
los Sres. Todd, Tous Soto otros hde-
res que apareci6 en- Ell MUNDo de
hoy''.
Aim no conozco los t6rminos de
csc Proyecto-nos contest6-pero pue-
DO decirle que yo tambi6n estoy prepa-
rando un Proyecto de Plataforma y
hay otros que presentaran los suyos:
pero todos seran oxclusivamente indivi-
duales. La Asamblea. soberana como
10 es, aprobara fnamente el que con-
sidere mejor y mas convemente a los
intereses del partido. .
LIE explicamos entonces al sr. Rossy
en- 10 que consitia el proyecto publ
cado por nosotros en- Ia edici6n de aver
por toda respuesta nos dijo:
-''Yo puedo asegurarle que la Asam
blea respetara ell actual programa del
partido, Ell todas sus parties. Hacer
otra cosa seria destrmr ell partido
ningdn republican, Sc le puede ocu-
rrir esa estupidez. Nosotros no pode-
mos aceptar nj patrocinar formula po-
Utica alguma que implique ell estable-
cimiento de un gobierno colonial en-
nuestra isla y siendo como somos ciu-
dadanos americanos, 81 homos de ser
leales a .esa ciudadania y a la bandera
que nos cobija no podemos favorecer
tendencia alguna separatista, nj aj1n
como formula alternative en- nuestro
Programa. -
-''5Pero no fu6 I'd. acaso-le di-
jimos-quien en- una memorable session
en- Ia Camara ofreci6 soicitar la indie
pendencia conjuntamente con los unio-
nistas?
-':si, 10 hice. En- aquella OCCASION
exprese 10 que ahora ha expresado ell
sr. Tous Soto otros; que 81 me con
vencia de que ell Estado no era facti-
BILE pediria resueltamente Ia Indepen-
dencia para Puerto Rico. Pero va hoy
han variado las cosas. El Estado Sc
(Continda en- la Ia. psg)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-07
EL JURADo RINDE UN VEREDIC-
TO DE ASESTNATO

Ayer terminaron en- Ia Corte de Dis
t. 10 de Guayama, los importantes jul
cics que por asesinato Sc segu1an con-
+ra los individuos Catalina Figueroa
quen durante la huelga pasada dio
r-rcrte un trabajador en- una Colonia
G9 don Genaro Cautino; y Pablo de
,csLs tambi6n acusado de asesinato
cometido en- la persona de Jose Vega,
empleado de la Central Aguirre.
Dcfendi6 los acusados ell Lcdo Bo-
.{var Pagan y actu6 de Fiscal en- estos
1Nportantes casos ell Lcdo. Acosta.
F. Jurado despues de denberar has
Ia las tres dc la ma1ana trajo un We
reclcto dc asesinato Ell primer grado
contra ambos acusados.
La Corte Sc reserve ell falIo para ell
dia II del corriente.
J.urante las sesiones de estos juicios
aImeroso publico invadi6 los salones
dc la Corte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-07

Er la Ultima session celebrada por la
Uirectiva de la Camara de Comercio,
Secci6n de San Juan, uno de los miem
bros de este 1lam6 Ia atencicn de Ia
.-unta hacia un discurso pronmciado
pol Mr.. w. c. Marvin, abogado de Ia
ccmpa3ia American Foreign Credit
Underwriters de Nueva York, On oca-
sion de un LUNCH que tuvo lugar en-
eQuella ciudad y Ell cusl discurso con-
ttene frases que los sefiores de la Ca
nara de Comercio, seg1n parece, han
:nagsdo injuriosas Y perjudiciales para
e, buen nombre y ell credito del pals.
Seg1n informes, Mr.. Marvin, hizo en-
su discurso, entire otras mas, las 81
euientes manifestaciones:
"Las Quiebras son un SPORT nacio-
nal en- Puerto Rico, de igual manera
que ell juego de pelota 10 es en- los Els
tados Unidos. -
Con ell fin de hacer pIblica una en6r-
eica protesta en- contra de las frases
vertidas por Ell caballero continental,
la Camara de Comercio nombr6 un CO.
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No tengo la menor duda-anadio el
Alcalde-de que ser6 ayudado en- mis-
prop6sitos por todas las parties intere-
sadas EN- esta materta.
2asando a otro asunto, ell Sr. Diez
dc Andino nos inform6 que ell la pro
Aima semana iba anunciar las su-
hastas para la tuberia del Acueducto y
Ta'a la planta de f1traci6n el alcan-
t&rjllado de Santurce, cuyos estudios
estan va preparados en- ell Dpto. de
CJlas Publicas municipales.
los trabajos de preparation para po-
G08 artesianos continuan, agreg6, y aho-
ra SC estan utilizando nuevas maquinas,
fin de yer 81 Sc obtiene mayor canti-
cad de aqua, de la que actualmente
e1i7te.
g Sr. Diez de Andino, termin6 di-
,I6ndonos, que confia en- que ell publ
cie prest3ra toda la ayuda possible,
lava que ellos puedan llevar feliz
te,mino, y cuanto antes todas estas
olnas, en- benehcio de San Juan.
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DISTINGUIDOS VIAJEROS

En- ol "San Isgtilzo ernbarara Boy
para los Estados Unidos el presti-
gioso caballero senor don Luis Toro,
quien ha pasado algunos dias en- es-
ia Isla gestionando asuntos relacio-
nados con Ia Porto Rican Ameri-
can Tobacco Company, que tan Dig
namente preside
FL senor Toro, quien ha conquis-
tado por sus altos merecimientos
grandes afectos en- esta Isla, regre-
sa al Norte en- compania de su Sc
nora madre politica, la distinguida
dana dona Asunci6n Usera viuda de
Usera, quien va a pasar la Temporal
da de vcrano en- union de sus hijos.
Dcseamos q los viajeros una gra-
tisima excursion
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Don Manuel F. Rosy

te liberalizar ell programa del par
lido, con el prop6sito de imprimirle
nuevos rumbos y procedimientos que 10
coloquen en- una posicion mejor para
hacer frente las pr6Ximas luchas
electorales.
Ninguna OCCASION mas propicia opor
tuna que la que Sc nos presento aver
al darse a Ia pubIicidad ell Proyecto de
Programa que respaldan las frmas de
caracterizados ideres del partido re
publicano, incluyendo la de su ilustre
Presidente, el sr. Tous Soto.
En- su despacho de abogado vista
mos al Sr. Rossy, quien nos recibio con
visibles muestras de satisfaction Y
agrado.
- 'Deseamos conocer-le dijinos al
Sr. Rosy su opinion respecto del