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Evening star., 1923-06-04
MAYOR, rs, MARCHES
WITH ROCHESTER UNIT
youngest in the Crowd" Is Term
Applied to c. D. Van Zant,
Among Capital Visitors.

With Mayor c. ID. Van Zandt of
Rochester. n. Y. seventy-five years
old. and declared to be the young
est in the crowd" Damascus Temple.
of that city paraded about the city
today.
The temple is headed by Herman
Dassenbach, potentate. There is
band. drum and fife corps, and
chanters. A program was given at
the White House this morning. after
which a similar one was given at
The Star building.
Evening star., 1923-06-04

Funeral services for John Prescott
Richie. retired Interior Department
employe, who died Saturday, will be
held tomorrow afternoon. o'clock, at
his late residence, 3415 Woodley road.
Masonic rites will prevail. Interment
will be in Glenwood cemetery
Mr.. Ritchie was one of the pioneer
residents of Washington. having been
born in this city on April %, 1858. He
lived his entire life in this city, and
for thirty eight years was an employe
OF the United States geological sur
vey. having retired from office a little
more than a month ago.
Surviving him are his wife. Mrs.
Anne j. Ritch;a: two daughters. Eliza
beth Ritchie and Mrs. Joseph B. Trew,
and one one son, Fred p. Ritchie.
He was member of ST. Johns
Lodge. No. II, F. A. A. NJ; Columbia
Chapter, No. l. r. A. NJ; Adoniram
Council. No. ., r. s. NJ; Brightwood
Commandery, No. 6, K T.: Trowel
Club of the geological survey.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Lnder +. Bostrum and Ruth +. Pawle, both
Of Sioux City, Iowa.
Hugh y. Ragland and Glora Gallagher, both
Of Charleston, W. Va.
Grady W. Smith and Louise {. Richa rdson.
both Of Richmond Va.
Robert A. Watson OF Springfield, Mass, and
Anna NJ Lewis of this city.
Dewey r. Bouknight and Marjorie Dawson.
Freddie Fletcher and ArdeIa Gray.
Cardinal ]. Carter and Charlotte L. Chase.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
Campfire $4,000
To $4,000 Years
Old in Tennessee
Nv the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. June A.
Somewhere between Is. 900 and $4,000
years. or even longer. may be the age
of civilization In middle Tennessee,
according to statements made here
by w, e. Meyer. archeologist.
who has been deiigted by the
Smithsonian Institution to explore
ancient mounds on the Harpeth
river near Nashville.
The investigation has been going
on for about six weeks, and there
has been found remains of an an
cient camp fire, In the ashes OF which
are broken animal bones, fragments
of pottery and arrowheads. Owe
the remains of the camp dre was
found well defined layer Of pleisto-
Gene blue clay
Evening star., 1923-06-04
ASKS ARNSTEIN HEARING.
Government Seeks Information
From Defendant.

A rehearing Of the Jules w.
(Nicky) Arnstein case was requested
in the Supreme Court today by the
government.
In a recent decision the court held
that Arnstein could not be compelled
as a bankrupt to answer certain
questions which the court stated
might have incriminated him. The
government seeks to obtain from
Arnstein information as to what dis
position he made of property that
was in his possession.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours
Samuel and Annie Crowell. boy.
Louis A. and Nellie G. Cooke. boy.
Frederick 4 and Viola L. klinge. girl.
Thomas J. and Ruth V. Ryder, girl
Paul VI. and Norma Stewart, girl.
George A. and Mary J.. Ferguson boy.
Clarence and Martha Beverly, boy.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
Jn m enorian1.

BEA1L. To the memory of my dear son and
brother. HORACE W. (BUDDY) BEALI.
who departed this life two years ago today,
MOTHER AND BROTHER.
HANSBRoUGH. In sacrd and loving memory
of dear husband and father WILLIAM
H. HASSBRoUGH. who departed this life
two years ago today. June 4, 1921.
Another year just ended,
Another has set,
And still we think of you dear father,
Oh, how could ever forget.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
HOLMES. Entered into rest II years today,
June 1. 1909. WASHINGTON HOLMES,
beloved husband and father.
present time not worthy 10 be compared
u.s. FAMILY.
JOHNSON. Sacred to the memory of our dear
ly beloved mother, JANE JOHNSON, who de-
Pssieo Is2i. 'H'S NE Two years ago 'OuAs' 'une :
But o. beyond this shadowy death.
Where all is bright and fair.
] know full well those dear old hands
Do palms of victory wear
Where crystal streams through endless years
Flow over golden sands.
And where the old grow young again.
I'll clasp my mothers hand
her son AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAw. VIII
LIAM AND ALTHEA ROY.
JOHNSON. In sad but loving remembrance of
our dear mother JANE JOHNSON. who de-
Il, 1921.
Nobody knows longing,
Few have seen us weep;
We shed our tears from aching hearts
When others are fast asleep.
Sleep on. dear mother sweetly sleep,
Thy sorrows all all o'er
For thou has crossed the waters deep
And gained the heavenly shore.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, MRS. Lucy
F. GADDIS AND MRS. ELIZABETH
COOK; HER soN-IN-LAW, GILES S.
COOK.
MANSFIELD. In. loving remembrance OF
EMMA MANSFIELD.
Dearest daughter. you have left US, i've
years June 8. God knows best. He has
called you to better home, we pray.
HER LOVING MOTHER.
THOMAS. A tribute of love to the memory of
orr dear wife and mother, Mrs. HENRIETTA
THOMAS who entered the Great Beyond
nine years ago, June 4, 1914.
Sleep on beloved. sleep and take thy rest
We loved you well, but God loved you best
Gone but forever remembered.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
WALKER. A tribute of love and devotion 10
LOUISE WALKER, who died fourteen years
ago today, June 4. 1909
God called our loved one, but we lose not
wholly what He hath given.
They live on earth. in thoughts and deeds,
as truly as in His heaven
HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS,
LOUISE AND JULIA.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
FOREST FIRES CURBED.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. June ALL
forest fires in Minnesota except one
have been brought under control, ac-
cording to w. T. Cox. state forester,
who returned to st. Paul last night
from the fire zone.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Louisiana Society will give a
reception Wednesday. $50 pm,
Meridian Mansions. Visiting Shrin-
ers will be the guests Of honor.
Owing to Shrine week activities
the Civitan Club will not hold it's
weekly meeting at the Hotel La Fa-
yette tomorrow. The club will assem-
BILE Tuesday, June IL, at $50 o'clock
for dinner.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Robert E. Lee Chapter, L. S. D.,
644, will close it's season with an
entertainment program and dancing
at 8 o'clock. All friends of the chap
ter invited.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
athing Accessories Display Main Floor

Bathing Capes, assorted colors. with
colored trimmings, S1.50 to S2.25
Bathing Caps of pure gum rubber. as
Each, 25c to Sl.7S
Pure Gum Rubber Hats, with two-inch
rim Held in shape with wire ring. con-
trasting colored trimmings Each, soc
to S9c.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
LOST.

RAR PiY-Silver safety catch: near 18th and
Irving Return to Kenesaw. 18th and Irving.
Reward.
BOSTON BUII-one white eye: answers to
night: reward. 1928 Riggs place Phone
CH0KER. stone marten. Saturday afternoon
between 1890 and pm. in Brownley's. 1900
st. Phone Franklin 1924. Reward
CHOKER-Sable: northeast section or sth and
st car. Reward. 521 1th ST. ne. Lin
COLLIE PUPPY (male,. tan and white. Z
return to the Wash. Animal Rescue League.
$40 Md. ave. s.w.. and receive reward.
DOG-AIREDALE, female, large. colored gray
and tan and curly. Return 1s40 1th ST. NV
DOG-Black and white pointer: bob tail
brown face and ears: answers 70 name flesn.
Reward II returned TO 1888 Irving St NV 4.
kid gloves. at Lansburgh's Friday afternoon;
envelope marked court Of appeals. Reward.
81 r. I. ave. NV.
HANDBAG-Brown leather. containing bank
sook, watch. keys and money. Reward Col.
KEYS. on ring. Sunday morning. downtown
section. Reward. 910 East Cap. 81
IORGNETTE, gold, in or near Center Market.
Return to P. P. Campbell, eo8 Albe bldg.
Reward. o.
between Grant pl. and 18th and G. Finder
return to 1925 A st. sc. Reward -
PIN. Masonic, set with pearls. Reward. Tel.
Adams 306s. =
PIN. platinum bar, sapphire and diamond: at
Le Paradis. Saturday night: $50 reward
PIN iady's platinum with diamond. at or near
Central Presbyterian Church. 18th and Irving
ats NV. Liberal reward. Phone Cleveland
1884 8.
=. GofnrdaT affernoon uiti,
sa5 and auto license for ID. G. and Md. Re-
ward il returned. Address Apt. 100. the On
tario.
PooKETBooK. containing money and keys.
Reward: Phone Aor.n zseo: Il2 Z 81: ne:
PURSE, Iady's green leather: keys D. C.
drivers permit: valuable to owner only: also
money: Sunday. possibly between Cabin John
bridge and Congressional Country Club. Call
lincoln 5441, Mrs. Judd. Liberal reward. g.
RTNG-Double cluster diamond. between
Wa rdman Park and 18th ST.. Belmont. 7th st.
wharf car. Reward. ]. costinett. Hyattsville
Md. Tel. 284.
clothing, between District line and Norbeck.
Cali Vincent Cross, Main 2520. Branch 108.
sC1RFPIN-Diamond; Park I'd. 18th and
18th Liberal reward. 1918 PARK rd.. Apt. 21
sPECTA0LEs-shell rim, In case. Col 1927
W. 1883 Oak st. Reward.
aPECTACLEs-Tortoise she'll; between 14th
nnd Columbia I'd. and Congressional cemetery:
Tncsdsy, Msy %; reward. Return to Apt ss.
WALLET, gold corners; contained $40, cards.
ate. Liberal reward. VIM. Sturm, SSl5 II
st, NV,
WATCH, gold, open gold face. monogram f. r.
H. T, Japanese letters. Reward. Call NJ
1904.
WATCH-Gentleman's gold. closed face: in
scription on inside; In NV. section. Phone
Col 1860. Reward.
WRIST WATCH tgold). octagon- shape. Swiss
movement. on speedway. Sunday. Reward.
<0I East Cap. st.
Evening star., 1923-06-04

Jockey Caps. pure gum rubber, with
colored trimmings, at 69c
Bathing Slippers extra quality, as
sorted colors Pair, soc to SI.z9
Bathing Shoes, assorted colors, with
col lored trimmings; assorted sizes,
Pair. SI00 to $500
Bathing Belts. assorted colors; as
sorted sizes. Each, ZSc
Evening star., 1923-06-04
Buy a Swimming or Bathing Suit
at $4.75 to 1926

Many Swimming Suits the kind that look good when parade
at the beach The elasticity dependable for snugfng
qualities, allowing ample for Comfortable
variety of and styles Choose from plain and combination
oors and round neck Small sleeves and sleeveless Bathing
Suits splendid collection fashioned of taeta many cevery
med. Sizes SO % 40. Also extra sizes, 48 to 81
Evening star., 1923-06-04
Porch Rockers at SIS

Made of dependable quality maple,
sure to give years of service. Com
Portable. Natural varnish finish, FIVE
Stats in back, double-woven rattan
seat. At $500.
Palais Roy yal-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-04
MILDLY BlOuses at Sl.OO

All-white or with navy or red
braid, trimmed collar and cuffs; some
with large silk emblem. some with
Balkan bottom. others straight sizes
for children, misses and women. At
SI.OO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
LA BopA DE sANTrN1

Anoche las diez contrajo nlatrimo-
nio en- Barranquitas ell muy distingui-
do caballero Y conocido hombre de ne
gocios don Nicolas Santini, quien per-
tenece tres respetables firmas de San
JUAN con la bella y encantadora se1o-
rita Celia santini, tan admirada por
las cualidades que la alderman.
Ell matrimonio, al cual asistieron So
lamente las personas de la familia, Sc
efectu6 en- el hogar del respectable ca
hallero don Nicolas Santini Ortiz, pa
DIRE del contrayente.
Fueron padrinos Ia distinguida dana
dofia Francisco Santini de Bou. hernia
ma de don Nicolas, y ell reverendo Pa
Dire Davila.
Anoche mismo salieron los esposos.
quienes deseamos Ia venturosisima lu
na de miel que merecen, para los bafios
de Coamo. pespues de pasar alli una
breve temporada, retornaran a su re-
sidencia en- la Avenida de Fernandez,
en- Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
SEVILLA TRABAJA EFICAZ=
MENTE POR Ell EXIT0 DE SU
EXPOSITION

sEvILLA Espaha, nov. % Omitted
Press s)-Anunciad oficialmente va por
Ell gobierno, la fecha de la Inaugural
ci6n de la Exposition Ibero America
ma que habra de efectuarse en- esta
capital, Sc ha despertado en- todos los
organismos de Sevilla I'm entusiasmo y
un deseo fervoroso por la mayor bri-
llantez del gran certamen latino.
FL presidente del Directorio, gene
raj Primo de Rivera, ha anunciado
que en- ell proximo mes de diciembre
visitara esta capital fin de presidir
una magma reunion que prepare el CO.
mite de la Exposition, de la que sal
dram iniciativas ideas cuyo esbozc
produciran la mas calurosa acogida en-
toda la naci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
EIDepartamentO del In
terror publicara un pc
ri6dicO que Sc titulara
La Reviista de Obras
Pdbhcas"
Ell ObjetO de esta publication
es difuudir pOr el pals la la
Dor de esa rama del
GObiernO

Entire los empleados del Departa-
mento del Interior, asi como entire los
ingenieros contratistas de la isla, ha
sido recibida con grandes demostra-
clones de simpatia la idea del Conf
sionado, Sr. Esteves, de publican una
revista que contenga el resultado de
las actividades mensuales que realize
ell Departamento del Interior, fin de
que ell pals conozca las mismas, y pue-
da darse exacta cuenta de la verda-
dera labor que practica dicha rama
del gobierno, la mas importante, a
nuestro juicio.
La revista, de la cual Sc hara una
considerable edicion, empezara circu-
lar ell mes que viene, bajo la compe-
tente direction de don Ramon Gan
dfa Cordova.
Este peri6dico, que Sc titulara ''La
Revista de Obras Pdblicas'', conten-
dr&, como decimos antes, todo ell ira
\ bajo mensual del referido Departa-
mento, y al mismo tempo sera un pa
lenque alberto a todas las discusiones
de asuntos t6cnicos relacionados cor
ell caracter y la indole de la institu
cion bajo cuyos auspicios mace.
"La Revista de Obras Publicos"
constituira, adenas, una preciosa fuer
l.
particularmente para aqu6llos que Sc
interesen por Ell progreso general dt
la isla en- 10 que obras publicas alta
ne.
Ell ndmero correspondence enere
saldra en- diciembre, y, segin informes
constara de interesantisima informa
ci6n y de articulos de suma importan
cia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
Ell CASINO DE PUERTO RICO Y Ell
HOMEMADE A MUNOZS

Anoche fuimos informados de que
la Directiva del Casino de Puerto Ri
CO recibi6 una cort6s invitaci6nf para
que asistieran al homemade que Sc tri-
butara en- Ponce en- memoria del illus
tire patricio. Don Luis Munoz Rivera,
inaugurandose mafiana la soberbia es-
tatua que ha sido levantada en- la
Plaza que lleva ell nombre del inolvi-
dable caudillo.
La Directiva del expresado Centre
de Recreo acord6 designar para que
ostente su representation en- tan impor-
tante acto la siguiente Comision,
compuesta de prestigiosisimos elemen-
tos de nuestra sociedad: Don Miguel
Ferrer. Secretario; Don Gabriel soler
Tesorero y Don Enrique Vidaly Direc-
tor.
Ell Presidente del Casino, Hon. Juan
Hernandez Lopez asistira al ceremo
NAL de mafiana en- su caracter de vi
ce-presidente del senado die Puerto
Rico de ahi que no figure en- Ia Co
mission del Casino que tan dignament'
preside.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
r,oN InsE r sILvA

Hemos tenido la satisfaction de sa-
ludar nuestro estimadisimo amigo el
prestigioso cabal1ero don Jose T. Sill
va, valioso portorriquefo cue cuenta
en- San Juan con mdltiples y mereci-
das simpatias, y el cual ha permane-
cido una larga temporada en- Pars
Gonde ha logrado conquistar asimismc
numerosos afectos.
El sefor Silva, que acaba de regre-
sar San Juan via Estados Unidos
permanecera algunos meses en- estg
isla.
Reiteramos al nobilisimo caballerc
nuestro mas cordial saludo de bienve
nida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
OUINIENTOS NINOS ALEMA=
MES ENVIADOS A FRANCTA

BERLIN. nov. % Omitted Press)-
Gracias los caritativos esfuerzos de
la Association International de Obreros
mas de 500 ninos alemanes, que sc en-
contraban en- ell mayor desamparo la
mas s6rdida de las miserias, han sido
enviados "a Francia donde numerosas
familias, asilos, e instituciones bene-
ficas Sc disponen adoptarlos. Sc es-
pera que muchos mas habran de seguSr
los primeros nifos salvados del de-
sastre aleman.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
LA PRENsA DE TOXIC CO.
MENTA CON PROFUNDO SEN
TIMIENTO UNA DECISION DE
LA CORTE PUPREMA DE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS

TOXIC, nov. % Omitted Press)-
La prensa de esta capital, unanime-
mente ha comentado desfavorablemen-
te con profundas muestras de senti-
miento la decision de la Corte Supre-
ma de los Estados Unidos mantenien-
do la legislation de California y Wash
ington que desposee de sus derechos de
'terratenientes los ciudadanos japo-
neses que viven en- dichos estados.
Todos predicen I'm cercano 6xodo de
los japoneses que viven en- los Estados
Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
Ell MUNICIPIo DE SAN JUAN ES-
TARA REPREsENTADo EN- PONCE

En- la reunion de aver de la Asam-
blea Municipal de San Juan, So acor-
do enviar Ponce, con motive del gran
dioso festival que Sc celebrara en- aque-
la ciudad manana domingo, una re-
presentation oficial de dicho cusrpo.
Con este objeto nombro una conf
sion compuesta de los Sres Juan Pc
drosa, Vicente Alcaraz, y J. Martinez
Davila para que represente la Asam-
blea Municipal en- dichas fiestas; y al
DR.. Gutierrez Ortiz en- representation
del Consejo de Administrative
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
ALEMANIA CONTESTA LA
NOTA ENVIADA POR LA JUN
DE EMBAJADORES SOBRE Ell
CONTROL MILITAR

BERLIN, nov. % Omitted Press)-
En- la nota que ell gobierno de Ber-
lin ha enviado Paris en- contestacion
la que Sc recibiera en- esta capital
de la Junta de Embajadores, aquel
muestra SUI conformidad en- cumplir
con todas las obligaciones impuestas
por la Comision sobre Ell control mill
tar de Alemania, pero sin hacerse res
ponsable de los peligros que este pue-
de traer consigo. kls
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
Los sOberanOs de Es-
pana haCen una segun-
da vista a su Santidad

ROMA, noviembre %. (Cable fran
ces).-- Los reyes Alfonso y Victoria
de Espafia, hoy medic dia han hecno
una vista a su Santidad Pio xI.
Durante la vista que dur6 mas de
media hora, ell Rey sugirio al Papa Ia
convenience de aumentar Ell nIlmero
de Cardenales en- los paises de hapla
espahola, en- America del Sur.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
Ell Reichstag neg6le aver e vOO de cOnfanza al cance
Streseman pOr 10 cual Sc espera su dinlisi6n
de uu mOmentO OtrO
En- un sensational discurso NJ Poncare afrma que la
uuelta de los Hohenzollerns constituye un arrOgan
te reto la paz de Europa

viaje de estos la ciudad Condal.
FL acto de la llegada de los augustos
monarcas sera ALI un acontecimiento
memorable, juzgar por los prepara-
tivos que sc estan hacienda.
Entire los homenajes que Sc lie tri-
butaran don Alfonso fgura la cele-
bracion de un gran banquete organi-
zado por los agricultores, cuyo acto
asistiran mil doscientos comensales, en-
tire los que estaran Representatives to-
das las organizaciones agrarias de las
provincias catalanas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
BARCELONA PREPARA A LOS
REYES DE ESPANA UN GRAN
DIOSO RECIBIMIENTO

BARCELONA, nov. % Omitted
Press)-Las corporaciones oflciales,
sociedades patrioticas y los elementos
civiles de mas signifcaci6n y arraigo
en- esta ciudad estan hacienda entu-
siastas gestiones para tributar los
reyes don Alfonso y dofia Victoria un
recibimientc fastuoso, en- Ell pr6ximo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
CONFERENCIA DE DALMAU
CANET EN- Ell ATENEo

Por un error involuntario que lamen-
tamos sinceramente, apareci6 sin frma
en- nuestra edici6n de aver la intere-
sante conferencia "Canalejas su
obra political pronunciada en- ell Ate
neo de Puerto Rico por su autor. nues-
tro querido compaiiero culto escritor
S. Dalmau Canet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
UN TRATADO ENTIRE INGLA=
TERRA Y ESTADOS UNIDOS
SOBRE Ell CONTRABANDO
DE LICORES

WASHINGTON, nov. % (Unted
Press)- tiene entendido que Ell EN-
bajador britanico en- esta Capital, ha
sometido al Departamento de Estado
un proyecto de tratado entire Inglate-
IRA Estados Unidos con relacion al
contrabando de hcores por las costas
americans.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
EN- GUAYANfA LA PoLICIA Sc
APoDERA DE UNA ENoRME CAN
TIDAD DE BILLETES DE LA Lo-
TERRA DE MADRID

Anoche recibimos de nuestro CORES
ponsal en- Guayama ell siguiente tele-
grama:
Guayama, 90 de nov. 1928.
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan. P. T..
Hoy cuatro tarde policias insulares
al mando capitan Quinones, Fernando
Torregrosa y Basilio Montafez sorpren
dieron al individuo Gustavo Camacho
Martinez vendiendo billetes loteria
Madrid. lie ocuparon sesentiseis BIZ
netes los que vendia veinte dollars
cada uno. Despues de revisar referi-
dos billetes asegtrase son falsifcados.
Ell case ha sido referido al fiscal del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24
Sc asegurq que el cardenal
Faulk serd el pr6xin1o jefe
del gobiierno de Alemani0
Fl aCuerdO del Casino ESpahOI
de San Juan para asOCiarSc a
los hOmenajeS que Sc van a
tributar mdilana en- Ponce al
inSigne MuTOz Rivera

Ion Ricardo Casal, Secretario de la
Junta Directiva del Casino Espafol de
San Juan de Puerto Rico, certifica que,
en- ell acta dc la session celebrada en- la
noche del jueves % del corriente, Sc
incluye. como acuerdo tornado por una
nimidad, la siguiente resolucion;
Considerable que, en- la ciudad de
Ponce sera descubierto .el pr6ximo do
mingo 25 del corriente, el artistico mo-
numento que aquella hidalga comuni-
dad consagra a la esclarecida memoria
Y al culto civico del ilustre pr6cer por-
torriquefio don Luis Mufioz Rivera;
Considcrando que el Comit6 Ejecuti-
vo del Monumento a Mufoz Rivera en-
Ponce ha enviado al Casino Espanol
de San Juan una invitacion para que
este representado nuestro Centre en- la
esplendida celebration que Sc prepara
que ha de tener la adhesion de GUAM
tos aqui conviven;
CONSIDERABLE que, en- las regiones
del sentimiento y en- ell quito los gran
des hombres que han ilustrado la his
toria del pas con sus hechos eminentes,
hemos de coincidir portorriquefos y es
pailo,es, movidos por identicos afectos
por recfprocas afnidades a los que
no podemos nj queremos sustraernos, va
que ellos son ell avail de nuestro ideario
Y ell nervio de nuestra personalidad;
Considerando cue ell insigne pr6cer
que vive vivira siempre en- Ell amor
en- Ia admiration de su pueblo fue
electo Socio de Honor del Casino Espa-
mol de San Juan en- reconocimiento de
sus mobiles campafias por la defensa de
cuanto es orgullo attribute de la Ra-
"a en- Puerto Rico Y de cuanto nos per
tenece nos enorgullece por igual a
portorriquenos Y espafoles como miem
bros fraternos de una misma familia;
Resuelvese por Ia Junta Directiva
del Casino Espafiol de San Juan que al
soIenne acto de descubrir la estatua
del ilustre patricio Don Luis Munoz
Rivera, asista, con la plena represen-
taci6n de este Casino, una Comisi6n
Delegada de su Junta Directiva, rre-
sidida por Don Jose Perez Losada y
fernando parte de ella tambien los Sc
flores Don Jose Ma. Pedreira Don
Juan Roig, Vocales de esta misma Di-
rectiva. Y para que este unanime
acuerdo que enaltece al Casino, va que
Sc honra al honrar la memoria escla-
ecida de su insigne Socio de Honor,
pueda servir de credencial nuestros
representatives en- ell acto, extiendo la
presente certifcaci6n en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico, "a de Noviembre
de 1928.
Vo Bo.
(Firmado)
Manuel CAMBLoR,
vicepresidente
(Firmado)
Ricardo CASAL.
Secretario
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-24

FL Gabinete del Canciller Stresemann
presento la dimision en- pleno con mo-
two de no habersele concedido Ell voto
de confanza solicitado.
Ell Presidente de la Republica,
Ebert, acepto la dimision.