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mafiana de hoy indican que las pes
quisas son infructuosas hasta la fecha
FL asalto al convoy ocurri0 en- e
Portal Meridional. a Ia entrada de
largo tunel conocido con ell n1mero IA
mientras ell tren Sc dirigfa desde Port
land hasta San Francisco.
Los pasajeros no fueron molestados
pero muchos de ellOS sufrieron heri-
das de escasa consideration cuando la
dinamita hizo explosion debajo del
furg0n postal. Parece ser que los fas-
cinerosos sc %proponfan saquear Ia CO.
rrespondencia, pero no pudieron To-
grarlo porque la explosion d~estruy0
totalmente ell wagon, cuyOs restos fue-
ron reducidos a pavesas por las la
mas. a1..t
FL cuerpo del ambulante de correos
fu6 encOntradO completamente carbo-
niZado. El personal tecnico que acu-
do al lugar del siniestrO declara que
la b0mba parece haber sido lanzada
desde ell exterior.
Las primeras noticias del asalto Sc
recibieron tres hOras despues de ocu-
rrido, pOr 10 cual los bandidos tuvie-
ron tempo sobrado de i%nternarse Ell
la espesura del bosque. Esto no obs
tante Sc dispone de magnfficos perros
de presa Y sc espera dar con ellos.
En- case de ser arrinconados, Ia lu-
cha serfa encarnizada, pues al pare
Ger marchan perfectamente equipados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
RESOLUTION DE LA CIASE DEL
CUARTO ANO DE LEYES DE IA
UNIVERSIDAD DE PUERTO
RICO
RICO

"POR CUANTO, consideramos que
los procedimientOs %cmpleadOS por las
autOridades lie la Universidad para
exigir a los alumnos de las Glasses de
Farmacia, Aries Liberales Y Pre-Mt,
dical. Ell pago de sus Quotas como ga
rantfa para 'uSO de laboratories. no Sc
han ajustadofa las debidas coIsiGera-
clones a, que son acreedores los men-
cionados alunnos.
POR CTANTO, estimamos altamcn-
re pcrjudicialcs los mcdioS tomadoS
por los directories de la Uniycrsidad.
no Solamente para los interr. cS dc los
eStudiantes de las citadas FacultadnS,
sinO tambi6n para los del cuerpo cStu-
dianti, en- general, por constituir una
evidente violaci0n de nueStros mas le-
gftimos derechos;
POR CUANTO, opfnamos que cor
Sentir Semejante infracci0n de nues
Ai"S u IOl IllllUll IilttSil a
mas RESPETUOSA. pcro cndrgica pro
tesla, serfa motive de un p~rccedentc
que habrfa de cngendrar mdltipleS abu-
sos V cl gdrmen d%eStructor de nuestra
persOnalidad an el dfa de manana;
POR CJ.AST0g deseosos de perma-
necer fieles a In solidaridad que debe
impararJ rentre las A~elaci9nAs ade los
! alumnpsl fFe, asjjdifercntes, tSqcNltadr>
de In Tmyersilad. & o,,a.+ .siga ~
>ePOR CgtANTO,, IN uClaseodel Quart,
AND laell ColeSio d0p Etyas,@ RESN'TH
WEI otni.e ii IU3itHEh. ish tf,at.'DJ
1. Haaic,eHr' iSAr ityFa'e In 'tto}dla;si sr rS'1 pRaraftc.
Ia pSrotcsta as los ~clttldia:ntes de l.
ColegioS' de- Fat!m;ancia. Aries 'Libeiraale
y del Cnnrsao' de prief-7MaIdfitc.aal, i%offr;tt5ciidii
doles I'd mas 'decidida cooperation ne
raj Y material.
.. Tomar en- el future aquellc
acuerlos que ~juzgue pertinen .cs, e
harmonic con al naturaleZa de i
acontecimicntOs veni3hros.
Edo. Felix Ochoteco Jr., President'
Edo. Pedro Anglade, Secretario.
.AprObada por unanimidad cl IS d
octubre &c 1928"
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DesvelOs, NerviO'
sidad y CansanciO
AL fin hay un nuevo remedio que esta
1dando a miles de personals ma
ravilloso alivio en- unos
pocos d1as.

81 sueiYo no es tranquilo V repara-
dor v listed Sc siente ~nervioso V can.
sadO por las mananas, vaya donde 81!
droguista v consiSa este nuevo rene
dio. Nuga-Tone. listed Sc quedara
sOrprendidO lie In rapideZ con que
obra. FL lie dara un sueio reparador,
buena digestion, buen funcionamiento
de los intestinOs V listed Sc sentirl con
entusiaSmO V energfa. Este nuevO re-
medic, N~uga-Tone, obra maravillosa-
mente IN los desarregloS del est6ma-
go, estrehimientO, agricra, cntumeci-
mientO, dolores de caheZa, biliosida-
des, etc. etc. ST listed cStd sufricndO
algunas de eStaS moleStiaS, listed es-
ia EN- el 6eber de eMsayar este RENE
do como miles de personals 10 hacen
cada mes. ST listed no recibe ninglin
beneficiO NADIA lie cOstard. Es agrada-
BILE para tomar Y listed %empezard a
sentirse bien Embellishments. Tome
10 solamente por nos pocos dfas V 81
no siente mejorfa devuelva ell saldo
del frascO a SUI droguista V 81 lie devol-
vera su dinero. Los manufacturers
del Nuga-Tone conocen tambi6n 10 que
ell hara por listed que solicitan de to-
dos los droguistas 10 %garanticen y de-
vuelvan ell dinero a las personals que
no est6n satisfechas de sus resulta-
dos. RecOmendado, garantizado y de
venta en- todas las boticas.-S.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
BIBLIOGRAFIA
Almanaque IlustradO Hispano-Ameri
canO para 1924.
(Anos XIV de su publicacion.)

LuJosamente ~presentado, ACADIA de
publican la Casa Maucci, de Barcelo-
ma, este popular Almanaque, para ell
ano proXimo, que superb al del ano
anterior, pues cada vez esta mejor
~presentado, y puede competir digna-
mente con cuantas publicaciones de su
genera ven la luz en- todos los pal
ses, no solo por 10 ~abundante y es-
cogido de su teXto, sino por la pro
fusion de sus grabados y ell esmiero
con que ha sido confeccionado por su
director y fundador, ell conocido cscri-
tor don Jose Brissa. 7-.@f
En- las primeras paginas del Alma
naque, despues de las acostumbradas
secciones ASTRONOMERS, encomenda-
das a eminentes frmas, Sc hace men
cion de los acontecimientos mas Sc
nalados, para dedicar despues espacio
necesario a cuantos asuntos Sc rela-
cionan cor Hispano-America, j%ustifi-
cando ell titulo de este Almanaque,
1nico en- 81 genera, y que es, sin dis
puta, ell de mayor circulation en- to-
das las naciones de habla castellana.
Merecen especial .atencion las ms
piradasApoesfas que Ell Almanaque in
serta, enviadas sexpresamente por los
Yates a~mericanos, de la nueva, genera
cion, y la multitud de. ~lcuentos, chas-
carrillos. epigramas, anecdotes e his
terietas grafieaS que contiene, sin con-
tar eon asiseeciones dedieadas a los
sueesosGmas, ~salientes del sanp; todas
elias ilustradas Y que haccn de tar
curioso libro n verdadera enciclope.
dia ilustrada para 1924.gB5
Las mejores firmas literarias de Els.
Epana N de AfnSrica han s~tcooperado, {
tan Islioso ~Ecopiudto, y t~eniendo ell
t%cuenta 10 abundante dc la lectura
la artlstica presentation de este AL
manaque, creemos que esta llamado
obtener un exito digno de la Casa gu
10 edita.
Forma I'm elegante tomo de 1852 pa
ginas, con infnidad de i~lustraciones
preciosa cubierta, reproduccin de u
celebre cuadro de Velazquez, y Sc yer
de en- la Libercria Cantero, Fernando
& Co., Inc.
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Information de Italia
LA FAMOSA DIADEMA PROPlEt
DAD DE LA PRINCESA BALDINT

La famosa diadema prOpiedad de la
Princesa Romano Raldini. que lie fuG
robada hace POGO, p0r I'M ch6fer Y que
ha Sido cncontrada recientemente, eS-
cOndida en- I'M colch6n en- Grade, de
nuevO Sc ha convertible ell ell centric
de sensacionales acontecimientos. Ell
~Archiduque Salvador de Hapsburg, pa
riente cercano del dif.Lto EmperadOr
Francisco Jose, ha causado eStupefa-
cicnte asombr0 en- In familia Baldini,
reclamando In diadema como Suya.
porqlle lie fu6 robada a Ia Termination:
de Ia guerra por' TN Official austriacO
Y vendida oil ii %eXtranjero por precio
insignificante. La princesa ha dec1a.
raG0 que Ia brenda esta en- SUI podel
desde 1885 cuando la Condesa Gabrie.
Iii, t~tlescendiente real de Bonaparte, sc
la do a ella. La diadema, es una dc
las mas renombradas en- In; historic d:
las joyerias rPales. AdOrn6 mimero /.
cabeza de Ia Rcina de Napoles, despue!
IA de la Reina Holtensia de Holanda, ,
luego pas0 a la familia Tonaparte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23

AUToPIANoS RErRoDUCToREs,
81 desea I'd. tener un Auto-piano que
REPRODUCED fielmente la Interpretation
que dan a las obras maestras los gran.
DIES pianistas del mundo, compre rno
con accion -Mignon, re~presentadc
aqui por T. Aguilar, San Juan, P. R
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
MADARSK KO.ITALSKE
PIXIE.

Belehrad, II. ledna. - Be-
lehradske zpravy tvrdi, ze dI-
stojnicka skupina fascisti chy
sta valku proti Jugoslavii. Pla
mem fascistd jest podniknout 4
tok ma Dalmacii, kterou chce
jim 1talie andktovati. Pfipra-
Wy Sc konajf verejne a jihoslo-
vanske vyslanectvf v Rim9 0
mich pravideln6 zpravuje belle
hradskou vladu. Byla uzavre-
ma vojenska smlouva mezi Mus
solinim a. Mad'arskem. Podle
teto smlouvy Sc Mad'arsko Ia
vazuje postaviti proti Jugosla-
vii ma severovychodni hranici
osm divisi. z italskych munic-
mich tovaren byly, poslany vel
ke zasoby streliva do Mad'ar-
ska. Fascistsk6 kruhy v Rini9 s
netrp6livosti ocekava6i navste
WI vddce mad'arskych fascistd
Friedricha.. -. y. .a.3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
ZDEJSf ODBOCKA RADY
OBRANY PRACE.

v sini unie spojeneho kre5-
6ovskeho d9lnictva ma Ontario
a st. Clair ave., ma byti zalo-
lena MA dnesni schGzf zdejsi
odboGka organisace The Labor
Defense Councilu, kter& ma
"a 1cel witt v ochranu zabcen-
ce "a komunistickeho sjezdu v
Bridgnan, Mich. pof&daneho
v srpnu. SchIze bude obesla-
ma zastupci zdejsfch unit fec-
nfkem bude S. T. Hammers
mark z Chicago, jeden re "a
kladateli zmfnen@ho telesa.
We vtboru organisacnfrn Ease
dali rev. David r. Williams a
Meyer Perlstein, tajenanfkem
Jest Paul Hacker.
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RoZTRzITOsr.

Isty professor, starry mlade-
nee, ktopy boil znamc jake roz-
trzity clovek, prijddc raz We.
Ger domov, zalklopal ma svoje
vlastne dvere. Sluha, ktory ho
hned nepo7nal, ked' mu otvo.
ril dvere, povedal: ''Pan pro-
fesor ME doma." Naco roztr.
zity pan professor odpovedal;
"Dobre, pridem neskorsie," a
OdiSiel.
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AvIATIK zABIT.

Waukegan, ILL.,, 18. ledna.
Porucik J. Fox, armadnf letec
stanovistem ma Chanute letisti
v Rantoul, ILL.,, byl ma miste
zabit We Fort Sheridan vcera,
kdyz "a velke vichfice ztratil
kontrolu mad svym strojem 9
vrazil do stromu. Fox1v mocha
nix vyv&zl jenom nekolika O.
dfeninami.
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PRIJEDE ODPOv1DAT Gle.
MENCEAU-OVI.

Berlin, 18. ledna. Hrabe Ler
chenfeld, president Bavorska,
vypravi Sc do Ameriky pristi
mesic, aby odpovfdal Georges
Clemenceau-ovi, .valecnemu
premieru Francie, jenz nedav-
no recnil We Spojenych Sta
tech. Clemenceau mezi jinym
obyinil Nemecko, ze chysta no.
vcu valku rroti Francii.
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Umrti. Y Hostivicfch II Pr

Umrti. Y Hostivicfch u Pra-
hy zemfel dine 80. prosince p.
Frant. JOS. Pelz, ucitel ". v. a
skladatel solskeho pochodu -
"Lvi silou", We veku "a rokd,
Telesn6 pozdstatky 'byly po, W
lSropu dine 2. ledna prevezeny
do Bubence a ma tamnim hfbi.
tove k poslednimu odpocinku
ulozeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
!. MA. 4. !. DoBRE cliuTsljlNIE- i 4 \ !,

Dvaja manzelia pozvali $
priatel'a k obedu. Priater ked
|zjedol polievku, povedal:
"Milostpani, nechcem vam po.
chlebovat' ale polievka bola
znamenita" !" !,
Maly synacek: "Vidis ma.
ma, ia som tt to hned' hovoril,
ze to nebude ami znat', ze Il
tam spadla handra, ktorou u
mNNate zem."
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z RUcHU soKoLsKEiiO
TxlocviGn6 akademie Sokolsks
Zupy Severovychodni.

Po zdafilych vefejnych cvi-
cent sokolskych jednota Nova
Vlast. a Cech-H -Havlfcek, chysta
Sokolsvo CIevelandsk@ svym
pfatel1m a pfhnivcnm op9t
velkolepou ukazku sve telo-
cvicne pychovy q vysp6losti v
nedeh 21. ledna odpoledne,
kdy pofada v telocvicn6 Soko-
la Cech-H -Havlfcek ma Wendell
Ave. zupaf t9locvicnou akade
mil. Ma poradu je 9 vybra-
nych cisel telccwicnych. Sestry
jednoty ech-Havlfcek pred
vedou cvicenf 5 huzely, bratfi
.cvicenf ctvefic s dlouhou tyGf,
sestry jednoty Nova Vlast cvi-
cent ctvefic Sc zeleznymi kru-
hy, bratfi cwcenf prostna de-
-vitky, sestry jedn'oty Cleveland
rythmicke cvicenf ma ihudbu
narod. ctyrylky, bratri cviceni
prostna, sestry jednoty j. IA.
Komensky cvicenf prostna, ur-
Sena pro zupnf slet 1928. Dal-
simi cfsly budou: soudobe cvi-
cent bratf ma trojfch bradlech
a skupiny ZEN ma tfech kladi-
mach. Uslechtila snaha soHol-
skych cviten1cI bude jiste oce-
nena velkou navSt9vou uvedo-
m9lych krajand.
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Nacvi6nS schdze sirsiho tech
niclkehO odboru xupniho I

kona Sc v ned9l 81. ledna do
poledne v t6locvicne Sokola
Cech-H h-Havlfcek ma Wendell av.
Probrana budou spolecna PRO
obojf zactvo, oboji 7dorost, ze-
my muze, chystana ku sletu
zupnimu.
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z Ustfednfho vyboru xupniho.

=
We vyrocni schizi Ustredni-
no vyboru Sokolske zupy Seve-
rovychodni zvoleni byli tito Gin
novnici; starostou br. X. Bern
reiter, mfstostarostou br. F. Re
beka, mistostarostkou s. M.
HlavaGkova, tajemnfkem br. j.
Havranek, nacelnfkem br. V,
Prech, pokladni s. Krawcova,
ld1piSoHatelem br. F. M. Va
cha. :, Ma sbfrku pro fond lie.
igionarI-invalidG povoleno z
pokladny $40.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19
R0kovaci schIze sirsiho tech
nickeho Odboru xupniho.

nicksho odboru xupniho.
kona Sc v sobotu 20. ledna v 6
hod. vecer v telocvicn9 Soko.
la Cleveland ma Quincy Ave
Ke schIzi teto dojedou tez bra
til a sestry jednot venkovskych
to z Detroit, Lorain, Pitts
burgu a Toleda. Porad schi.
re bude tento: /. Zprava &
cinnosti v r. 1922 zupni ma
celnfk br. v. Prech. II. Cinnost
"a podnlky 'zupni v r. 1923 -
br. J. Havranek. III. Samostat.
ne t9locvicne vedenf ZEN
s. A. Krawcova. ". Zpravy 2
jednot - zastupci. v. Volne
navrhy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-19

- Jak pan Bartonicek mel
dslat kojnou qvidite v sini
J. A. Komenskyy v nedsli 2l.
ledna.
Evening star., 1923-06-03
DECLINING BIRTH RATE.
France Not Alone in Slowing Up
Increase of Population.

Willis F. Johnson, In North American Review.
We shall scarcely be able much
longer to reproach France for her
low birth rate, seeing how markedly
our own is declining. According to
the census bureau, in the twenty-nfne
states and the federal district, COM
prising the registration area of the
country and including the great ma
jority of our population, the birth
rate fell from % to the thousand in
the first nine months of 1921 to only
22.S to the thousand in the same part
of 1922. Now that was very serious
decline, and if continued for a few
years it would bring us down to the
unfortunate level of France. II
means that the increase in popula-
tion in 1922 was 322,932 less than 1t
would have been had the rate of the
preceding year been maintained.
AS no special cause such as war
or epidemic pestilence, can be as
signed to that decrease, we must as
sumo it to have been the effect Of
general and. We must fear. continuing
processes. Sociologists and physiolog-
lists can scarcely render greater
service than to determine what those
causative processes are. They are
scarcely economic and agrarian, as
so largely in France: and the notion
that they are involved in the high er
education of women is Indignantly
repudiated. The two possible causes
which just now rise most to consid
Grafton are the very general employ
ment of girls. beginning at a tender
age, in business and industries. and
the alarmingly increasing prevalence
of divorce.
Evening star., 1923-06-03
ZERO MILE STONE
DEDICATION PLANS
Impressive Ceremonies on North
Edge Of Ellipse To- (
mOrr0w

Impressive ceremonies have been
arranged for the formal dedication
OF the zero milestone monument to-
morrow Afternoon at 2 O'clock at a
spot on the north. edge Of the Eilpse
directly in the rear of the White
House. .'rs
This monument is intended to
designate the point at which the road
system of the United States will take
its beginning and from which all
road distances IN the United States
will be calculated.
when the government decided to
erect this monument the Secretary
of War requested DR.. S. NJ. Johnson,
general director of the Lee Highway
Association, to take charge of the
preparation of the design, the rails
ing. of funds. the erection of the
mo aument. and the ceremony Incl
dent to the dedication. Many high
government oficials including the
President will participate in the
ceremonies The latter will formally
accept the monument on behalf of
the United States.
The presentation will be made by
DR.. Johnson. Dwight Davis, acting
Secretary of War, will preside and
brief addresses viii be made by
Evening star., 1923-06-03
MODEL. ARMY CAM
PITCHED IN CARFHl
To Show How Soldier lives
to Thousands of Shrine
Week Visitors.

A model military camp containing z
units representative of the various
branches of the Army, designed 70
show the public how a soldier lives
under canvas, has been erected near
6th and B streets northwest, for ihs
spection during the Shrine convention
period. 1t will be opened tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock when soldiers
from tho military cantonments near
Washington take possession for thj
week
Units which will make up the cam
include a battalion of the 18th Ina
fantry from Fort Washington. Troop ~
of the Sd Cavalry from Fort Myer and
Battery A OF the 10th Field Artiller>I
from Fort Myer. There also VIII nd
Soldiers stationed at the mode
camp will take part in the series OF
military exhibitions planned during
the week especially for the conyen
tion crowds. Among them will bf
cavalry and field artillery maneuver1
on the Monument grounds Wednes
day afternoon from 3 to o'clock and
fare demonstration on the Mounmen1
grounds Friday afternoon at O'Clock
These soldiers also will participate ! 4
the combined parade of all arms on
the military and naval service Thurs
day night, and give a special demon1
stratiOn for members of the Iinperia
Council and ladies Of the imperial
divan at the riding hall in Fort Mye1
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
A picture in yesterdays Star of this
camp bore an erroneous caption desig
mating 1t as the marine camp.
Evening star., 1923-06-03

He Joined Aloha Temple, A. A. Q.
n. NJ s.. in 1902; was elected their
representative to the Imperial Coun-
ell in 1907, and has represented them
each year down to the present time,
including 1923.
In 1911 he served Aloha Temple as
their iIlustrious potentate. During
this year with Fred Hines as impe-
rial potentate, Mr.. McCandless char
tered the steamer Wilhelmlna of the
Matson Navigation Company and took
40 Shriners on a pilgrimage TO
Hawaii Hilo and the volcano of XII
lauea, when the candidates Travelled
over real hot sands.
Mr.. McCandless was elected impe-
rial outer guard in Dallas. Tex. in
1913. and last year, 1922, at the I'm
perial Council session in San Fran :
cisco. Calf, he was elected imperial
potentate, A, A. o. n. NJ. S.
After his election as imperial po-
tentate he again chartered two
steamers. the II. +. Alexander of the
Admiral line and also the Matsonla
of the Matson line, and invited as
his guests the imperial divan to ac-
company him to Honolulu to visit his
home in the islands. Aloah Temple
etc. and all but three of the off1cers
accepted, including the retiring impe-
rial potentate, Ernest A. Cults. Both
steamers were filled TO capacity and
the boys" had a wonderful time.
Mr.. McCandless is a member OF the
seven clubs in Honolulu and the Bo-
hemian and Union League Clubs of
San Francisco. where he is known to
every one as Sunny jim"
Evening star., 1923-06-03
First Locomotive
To Enter Capital
To Be Exhibited

"Old Atlantic" the first Baltimore
and Ohio railroad engine to enter
Washington will be on exhibition on
track IS. at New York avenue and
lexington place during the coming
week. "Old Atlantic" puffed into
Washington along about 1882. draw
ing a coach and six passengers. The
first railroad car drawn by horses
on the Baltimore and Ohio also Will
be on exhibition at the same time.
In marked contrast to these trans
portation vehicles of some years
back will be "Old Faithful 710O.
a powerful Mallet locomotive, re-
painted and decorated in gilt. The
engine is one of the latest types and
portrays the strength, durability and
efficiency of modern railway trans
portation equipment. 1t will carry
on it's tender the insignia of Boumi
Temple, Baltimore.
"Old Faithful 100" has been draw
ing it's cargoes of freight over the
west end, Cumberland division OF the
Baltimore and Ohio. for the past five
years and has been rebuilt recently
in the Cumberland shops of the rail-
road.
Evening star., 1923-06-03
truly greatest convention America
has ever seen.
PROGRAM Tor Today.

truly greatest convention America
has ever seen.
Program Tor Today.
In addition to the church service
and the services at Temple Heights,
today's program calls for the follow
ing events: The rodeo on Union Sta
tion Plaza, a meeting of the Royal
Order of testers in the Raleigh Ho-
tel. base ball at American league
Park. banquet of the Royal Order OF
Testers and a pilgrimage to the Alex
| andria Washington Lodge in Alex
andria, Va, where George washing
ton presided as master.
Tomorrow the official program will
open at 8 o'clock when the imperial
potentate and his divan, the past i'm
perial potentates, the imperial repre-
| sentatives and their wives will journey
upon the tomb Of George Washington.
Special cars Of the Old Dominion Line
will take the party to and from Mount
Vernon.
At noon Adolph Torovsky will give
an organ recital at Epiphany Episcopal
Church. G street between 18th and 14th
At l 80 o'clock the transcontinental
motor caravan will arrive on the south
side of the White House, commanded
by Capt. Bernard Mcmahon. Three sep
l
O'Clock, including the dedication of the
Zero Mile Stone. the annual meeting Of
the Recorders Association of North
America in the City Club and the Rodeo.
| Concert at Ball Park.
While the motor-boat parade is at
! tracing thousands to the banks OF
the Potomac at $3.50 o'clock, the Syr-
! ian Temple Band will be exacting It's
share Of the crowds at a concert al
l too, Dorly l,e
| base ball game at 80 o'clock there
/ will be an official breathing spell un-
| til 7:45, when a music fest Will be
| staged at Central High School audi
torium: There the Almas Temple
| Glee Club, the Almas Orchestra, the
! Rubenstein Club of Washington and
l visiting chanter bodies will unite In
| one big entertainment.
Washington has worked hard for 9
| solid year to make the convention q
success and now those who have Ia.
bored hardest and least may sit back
| alike and enjoy the spectacle with
| their visitors. The National Capita
is virtually owned by the Shriners
Everywhere the little red fez Of ths
| Mystic Shrine will proclaim the pres.
| ence Of a visitor.
Enough Autos Pledged.
Thousands Of homes will house the
visitors and other thousands OF
washingtonians will show them the
beauties Of the city from their auto
| mobiles. The automobile committee
| reported at the eleventh hour last
! night that 1t had enough cars pledged
| to assure every man, woman and
child guest view OF beautiful Wash
| ington's most beautiful and most in.
| terestinE points. The one aim OF
every member OF the thirty-two local
committees is to send every guest
home with nothing but pleasant
| recolections Of their days in the Ma.
tional Capital. And. from presen,
| appearances. they will not fall one
mite short of that mark.