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NAME OF BABY, WHO DIED
IN w. VIRGINIA. LEARNED

Morgantown. w. Va, Sept. To-
Shirley May Meddick is the name
of the little child whose body lies
in local undertaking room and
who was thought to have been Lii
liam Mckenzie, fhe kidnapped New
York baby. The Mckenzie childfs
parents came here yesterday and
declared the body was not that OF
their daughter.
The name was learned following
the. arrest of the man and woman
who left the child. i'll, ut a local
hospital. They were located at
MeyersdaIe, Pa. They gave the
names of Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxon.
They said the dead child was
daughter of Mrs. Maxon BY d for
mer husband.
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Rooms For Rent Furnished

VERMONT AVE. N w, f2is-APt., snd
floor, conf. room for gentleman; very
desirable, reas. Call after 5 p. m.
LARGE front room. End floor: gentle
man preferred. SIS, 21S7 K ST. n. w.
IND ST N. w, 119-Large. bright airy
housekeeping room, $500 week. NO
children.
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LUNCHROOM-Pensi Lunch, sos 6th
St N. w No reasonable offer refused.
owner leaving city: five-year lease.
Delicatessen; Soda Fountain.
excellent oppor.; lease. Col. 1OO58.
Cor. Kenyon and Ga. ave. N. w.
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latter in his complaint. The wife
also denies that she kept her Oldest
child from school to have her to-
take care Of the children to enable
her (Mrs. Rhine) to Ego out with
the other man. as alleged by her
husband. Mrs. Rhine asks that
her husbands suit re dismissed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-19
Local Stoke.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs Coz
SALES.
Potomac Electric 6's, 1863, $1,000
@101A.
Capital Traction, 10000.
Riggs National Bank rights, 10
Q94A, 10@94A, 5@94A.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction SIS, $1,OOO@94.
81 ,000094.
Lanston Montoype, 5074h, 6
: g ga4h3 SQ74h, 5Q74h, 5074A.
Capital Traction. 5@ssA, 5@ssh
10@99h. -
Chesapeake and Potomac TeIe-
phone SIS, $1,0O0@96A.
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele.
phone SIS. of Virginia, $1,0OO092
81 ,000@92.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10@159k,
10@1591z. -
Capital Traction, 1o@99h, 100
99h.
MONEY.
Call loans, 5@6 per cent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-19
SAL. ESNKEN

our food and household necessities
are sold direct to the consumer %
established routes at wholesale prices
eliminating all middle men. II you are
willing to work 8 hours day and can
get along on about $sS for the first
week while learning. also men who can
qualify for assistant managBrship III TIE
counties Of Nd. and Va. caIl to zee our
Mr.. CLARK before or after 4 3 II.
only. sO1 STEWART BLDG. 9Th .
D SITS. N. w.
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Public Utility Bonds. Bid. Ask.
Am. Tel. & Tel. 4s...T 90 923.
Am. Tel. & Tel. 41ss. 1O2 u
Am. I. & T.. C'tl Tr. SIS. 97M 90
Am. T. & r. Convl. SIS. .i115%l11e
Anacostia & Potomac So. &c "a
Ana. q Pot. Guar. 5s. SO e&
c. & p. Tel. 5s....I 96Ni 81
=. r. Tel. OF Va. S.. 80 81
Zap. traction K. r. SIS. 93% 94K
City & Suburban SIS. 80
Georgetown Gas LIST 5s. 81 80
Metropolitan r. r. SIS. 97H
Potomac Elec. LIST SIS. 96h
Potomac Elec. Cons. 5s. 81
Potomac Elec. Deb. 5s. 99% 1907
Pot. Elec. 6s, 1868. I1O1 ~ t102
Pot. e. p. GIN & ref 7sI1O6 l1O7Is
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
iPOdra un puertOrriqueilO serPre-
sidente de los EstadOs Unidos?
Mientrds Puerto Rico no sea Terrific
rio no Incorporate, mo"

10, la elecci6n la Presidencia de los
Estados Unidos no Sc rige por los prin-
cipios del derecho International y 81
por la CONSTITUTION.
Ademas, el hecho de que la Ley de
Naturalization considere la residenc1a
en- dichos territories como 81 fuere en-
los Estados Undos no implica que el
territorio sea Incorporate; pues los
efectos de dicha disposition no pasan
mas ALA de los prop6sitos de dicha
Ley, y del principle fundamental que
q la mis1na lie da vida sea Ell elemen-
to de extranjeria que envuelve. va 10
especifca el mismo Don Luis Munoz
Morales al citar la Ley: "SERA CON
SIDERADA COMO REsIDENCIA EN-
Los EE. UU. EN- Ell sENTIDo DE
la CLAUSULA DE CINCo AMOS
DE REsIDENCrA QUE Ex1JE LA
LEY. En- ese sentido MAZDA MAS, pc
ro no para los demas efectcs Y menos
para scr Presidente que, es el pues-
TO mas alto, y de mas responsabilidad
a que puede Ell pueblo de .Estados Uni
dos elevar a un conciudadano.
Ademas. hemos de fjarnos en- que la
Ley dc. Naturalization Sc refiere 81 re-
quisito legal de residencia para ser
ciudadanc, y no al requisite constitu-
cional del nacimiento para ser Presl-
dente. Son dos cosas muy distintas. Lo
primero es una fcci6n legal que crea La
nisma Ley de NATURALIZATION para sa-
tisfacer el derecho international en-
cuanto al domicilio nacional del nuevo
ciudadaro, v evttar la anomalia inter
nacional que necesariamente surglria
en- un individuo que no residiria den
tro de La Naci6n pero tampoco en- Ell
extran5ero. Lo segundo es un requisite
constitutional exigido por 81 Articulo
II, Seccion I, clausula s de la Constitu
ci6n a toda persona que aspire a ocu-
par la primera magistratura de ia Ma
c1ou; y, este no eS apiACaole ' 1oo poA
torriquehos nacidos en- la Isla, mien-
tras esta no sea una paEter integral del
terlitorio nacional. 10 cual no puede
ocrrrir DE NINGUN oTRo MO
DO mas Que por declaracioa exp-esa
del Congress- de los Estados Unidos.
Para las autoridades Ell que nos ba-
sanlos vease 10 que dice el Tribunal su-
rremo de Estados Unidos en- los cases
sig,uentes: Downes VS.. BidwAsu, 182
U. s. 244, p s. CT ITO. As U. s,
IL. ed.) 1888; Fourteen Diamond Rings
VS. Unites States. 1873 Y, $. 17e, % 5.
ct. SO. 4e U. s. Il. ed. J 1873; Rassnluss-
sen VS. United states, 1877 y. s. SIG,
rs S. CT. 514, 40 Y. s. Il, ed se2'
otros casos mas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
HOY Sc REUNIRAN LA CoMIsToN
ECONOMICAL DE LA. -.

Continuation de la Ira. pag.)
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g -
II
Por RAMON A. MARTINEZ

X dice el itastre amigo Don
Luis Mufioz Morales en- So. art1culo:
". por otra parte. segnn La ley
de Naturalization de 1906 ga Stat. at
L, 6O6, Chap. 1892, Sec. s0) la resi-
dencia en- estos territories que estan
bajo la jurisdiction de los Estados Uni
dos sera considerable como residencia en-
cs Estados Undos en- Ell sentido de la
clansu.a de cinco afios de residencia
que exile la Ley"
Esto nos trae nuevamente nuestra
Erimera premisa, o sea, que tan pronto
los territories no-incorporados son con-
siderados desde Ell punto de vista inter
nacional. son necesariamente terrific
rio americana; pero en- su aspecto do
mestico 0 nacional, no son parte inte-
gral del sue1o americana. La Ley de
Natura tzaci6n tiene necesariamente
que conSiderarnos territorio americana
porque dicha ley esta principalmente
basada en- un principle de i1ternacio-
nalismo, o sea un elemento de extran-
jeria. Sc trata NADIA menos que de Ia
renuncia de una bandera para acogerse
la de los Estados Unidos, 10 cual ha
trafdo en- distintas ocasiones serias
comp icaciones internacionales, Y que
ocurri6 como una concausa principal de
Ia segunda guerra entire Estados Uni
dos e Inglaterra en- el ano 1912; y,
como dijinos en- nuestro t1ltimo articu-
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NoTAs DE LA 1s1A
(continuaci6n de la pag. y

(Continuacion de la pag. y
rrea, Presidents; Antonio Tulla, Vice
presidente; Francisco Ramos, secreta-
rio, Noises Jordan Tesorero v dona Es-
peranza Mayol, doha Cecilia Mufoz,
dofia Belen Maria Artau y don Ignaclo
Caballero para vocales.
AL Lcdo. A. de Jesus Lopez le fua
ofrecida La presidencia por unanimidad
pero el en- sentidas Y razonadas fra
ses expuso la imposibilidad de aceptar-
Ia ALI nlisno SO designo q don Mi
guel Morell al sefior Cordero como &c
legados la convention de caguas.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
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ese|
flOr1lbrg!
REGALo DE vEINTE Y CINco
DOLLARS
PARA LA cENA DE NocHE BuENA

Los sefiores Lopez Nussa & Co, de
Tanca v Allen "A. conocidos conner
ciantes en- muebles, efectos para ell ho-
gar, obietos de arte, etc. han expedido
con esta fecha un check por la suma
de $4,000, que sera regalado para la
cena de Noche Buena la persona que
primero acierte con Ell portador del
mismo check
Ell portador del check recorrera las
Gales de San Juan de las las 10
de la mafiana y de las las de la
tarde los dias % "a de diciembre con
Ell check en- Ell bolsi,lo, la primera
persona que le dirija las palabras
''USTED ES Ell HoMBRE- LOPEZ
NUSSA s. CO." sera agraciada con Ell
check de los S25 900 para su cena de
Noche Buena.
Desde hoy debe ir ensayandose todo
Ell que aspire este regalo, pues para
tener derecho percibirlo ba.ta decir
"USTED ES Ell HOMBRS- LOPEZ
NUSSA s. CO." al portador del check,
| .quien 10 entregara en- ell acto, median-
te recibo. a quuen primero que nadie
le diriia estas palabras: "USTED ES
Ell HoMBRE" sgregando enseguida
! .LoPEZ NUSSA q co.,
! Para que sea mas facil identihcar al
hombre misterioso del check, dire1nos
no es alto nj baltic; nj grueso nj del
| gado; es de mirar triguefio de SON.
risa rubia; tiene una verruga en- un
diente TN lunar ell la planta del
pie izquierdo; Y, por lltimo. lleva Ell
check en- ell bolsillo posterior derecho
del pantal5n. Con estas sefias, ell que
no 10 encuentre en- seguida, sera por-
que no quiere.
Es bueno a6vertir aue el hombre mis-
terioso del cheek saldra de una casa
| de San Juan ell dfa % a las ocho de
| L. mafiana Y recorrer& todas las Gales
de la ciudad. Lo mismo podra dete-
nero ell que 10 descubra en- la calle de
Fan Sebastian, como EN- la Marina o
en- la calle de Ia Tanca, pero no sal
dra del casco de la ciudad.
Con que, a yer quien es el afortuna-
do que acierta con este hombre mis-
tericso del check de los SOS, 900! Bas-
tara decirle:
FUSED ES Ell HOMBRE!!
LOPEZ NUsSA q co. Advt.
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ia Tienda Americana
de P. Silva & Go.
TcAREI, a PONCE. p r.

ISABEL 4. PONCE, P. R.
A nuestra clientela y al pdblico en-
general tenemos el gusto de ofrecer
les un colossal v esplendido surtido de
calzados para damas, caballeros y nj
nos, recibidos del Norte, a precios de
situaci6n.
VisiteYos v sc convencera.
Yea los nnevos estilos en- sombre-
ros, trajes de gabardina, casinnir y de
P. SILVA & co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
FLORES NATURALEs

IQuiere listed conseguir Hermosos
Bouquets? Bonitas Coronas otros ira.
bajos artisticos en- flores naturales. Lila
me, al telefono 800 santurce, (stop
20. Martin Pefia) sera atendido poe
Ia sra. ISABEL PARSI.
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perfecta ammonia, pues segun nos dijo,
aquel amtiente hacia olvidar los pre-
uicios y los recelos y ell pensamiento
de los individuos Sc hacia mas amplio
franco hacienda Que Sc echasen a I'm
lado as pasiones cue Sc olvidasen
os rencores.
La CONFIRMATION DEL ATTOR-
NEY Y LA ACTITUD DE LOS RE-
PUBLICANos
Aver fuimos informados ademas, de
ne el presidente Coolidge habia remi-
do al Senado de la Nacion, para su
confirmation. el nombre de Herbert r.
Goats p2ra ocupar Ell cargo de Attor-
ney General de la isla, el cual cargo
Ia venido desempefando interinamente
por nombramiento que le hiclera Ell ex-
tiato presidente Harding durante ell
receso del Senado. Aunque a la hora
en- que eScribimos estas lineas la Agen-
cia de Information de Ell MUNDo no
ha remjtldo noticia Official alguna en-
cuanto a este, eS 10 cierto que personals
lue nos merecen entero credito han re-
cibido en- esta ciudad cabiegramas en-
ese sentido. -
acknowledgements cue 81 el Presidente
Coolidge ha enviado Ell nombramiento
ii senado, aquee sera confrmado por
81 Alto Cuerpo. legislative, v ST la con-
firmacion Sc eTectua la posici6n en- que
quedaran los republicanos de la isia
sera necesariamente desairada.
Durante estos dias Ell nombramiento
de Mr.. Coats ha sido fuertemente COM
batido por los partidos en- minor1a,
principalmente por el partido republica
no, el cual tiene un miembro en- Ell
Comite Nacional Republicano. Don Ro-
ber.o en- Washington ha hecho una in
tensa oposicion, a nombre de su partl-
do, contra Ell expresado candidate y
ahora resuita, que pesar de las ges-
tiones del Committeeman" Sr. Todd,
los republicanos de la isIa carecen de
fuerza sufciente para evitar Ell NOM
bTamiento de un candidate que no les
convene.
La importancia de este asunto es in
negable es casi SECURE que clio ha
de infuir poderosamsnte en- la actitud
que adopten los repubIcanos cuando
vayan ahora en- enero en- la Comision
de la Legislature, tEl desaire Y la
deception sufrida por los republicanos
NOS decian ayer-son tan notables
que pudiera ocurrir que este originara
Ell que los republicanos de la isla acor-
daran ir la desincorporaci6n." /"
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Ell LCDO LAsTRA CHARR1Ez
EMRARCARA VIA HABANA

Ell -presidente de la camara, don
Alfonso Lastra Charriez quien es tam
bien miembro de la Comision Conjunta
que va al Norte en- enero pr6ximo nos
dijo aver que el embarcaria. via Ia
bana, en- Ell primer vapor que salga
de nuestro puerto para Cuba.
va Ell Sr. .Lastra a la Habana en-
asuntos PROFESSIONALS v de ALI saldra,
principios de enero, reunirse con
la Comisi6n en- Washington.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
Street Car Patrons Know Him
Long Service With Traction Company Brings
Many Friends

r. f. Dunlap collects fares on the
West End and s. 7. line during the
eight full round trips that his car
makes each day while he is on duty.
For several years he alternated in act
ing as conductor and motorman, but
has been a conductor for the last seven
or eight years.
He was born in Montgomery. Texas.
in 1879 end came to San Antonio in
1905 TO work for the Public Service
company. Ten or twelve years ago he
began TO operate car on the :. p
South Flores line. He was still on
that run when the change was made
that joined the s. Z. line with West
End. He liked the s. +. end Of the
run so well that he stayed with the
new line, and that is the reason he
gives for being there now.
Mr.. Dunlap lives with his family
at CD Maverick street. He owns the
place and likes to spend the afternoon
there, reading and resting for the next
days labor.
Mr.. Dunlap is particularly fond Of
hunting and fishing. When he has
a day off. he is never so well pleased
as when he can take trip to his IA
vorite fish pond or hunting ground.
Like all other trainmen who are en-
ployed by the Public Service company,
he has two days each month off duty.
and these are reserved for his favorite
pastimes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
Baptist

New Hope Baptist Church, 500 STAGE
street. Rev. J. Alfred Brown. pastor. sun
day school. s:i5. Mr.. Goolsby. superin-
tendent. Preaching by the pastor at IL
theme 10 The Unparalleled Grace OF Je-
sus." and In the evening, "lmmutability
OF Christ" The Junior and intermediate
p o " r u at o MoSS.y 'ss se a,cIGeS
prayer meeting wednesday at s o'clock;
LayInen's Union Thursday at s o'clock.
PeEues Memorial Baptist Church. cor
ner Denver boaisvard and st: anthony
vices Mt IL o'clock. what II Is That
Makes Men and Women Great" and in
the evening at S o'clock, The Unpar-
donaole Sim Sunday school at s;ts'
p. L. o'clock: ladies' auxiliary will
meet on Tuesday for their sil-day meet
ing instead OF Monday on account OF
Labor Day; Mrs; c l. skinner, presi-
dent; PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening
Prospect Hm Baptist Church. 1901
Buena Vista street. Sunday school at
9:45; 4. r. Stanford, superintendent;
q clock. all n. Y. r. L. at o'clock;
evening services In open air; special mu-
siv at both hours
First Baptist Church, Fourth and Tay-
Tor streets. DR.. I. e, Gates, pastor: Lewis
Mcvca. assistant: Frank Cunningham.
Sunday school superintendent; Miss Nor
ma McIntire. church secretary and d. Y.
p. L. supervisor. sunday services ut IL
and o'clock by the pastor with spe-
cial music at both services: Sunday school
at $50; Junior b. Y. p. L. at o'clock.
Fred y. Hall intermediate n. Y. y. u.
at 5:l5: Alexander intermediate and sem
Tor b. Y. p. L. at $3.50. Tuesday even
ing y. Y. r. L. business meeting at 8;
Wednesday evening teachers meeting and
training classes at ESQ; prayer meeting
and baptizinE at 8 o'clock.
Beacon Hi Baptist Church. Freder-
icksberg road and West Ashby. Melvin
c. Edison. pastor. Preaching at II and
s o'clock by tho pastor. sunday school
at s:t5: r. y. =. L. at o'clock; teach
ers meeting at 1880 Wednesday. followed
by prayer meeting at O'clock.
Central Baptist Church. West johnson
at South Flores street. Walter T. Davis.
pastor; Richard Brown, superintendent of
sunday school: o. l.. Armstrong. presi-
dent Il. Y. p. U: Mrs. {. w. Walker.
president womnn's work: b. y. Bryan.
president Laymen's Union. sunday school
begins at s:45; r. y. =. U. meetings
begin ut o'clock; preaching by the
pastor at II and & o'clock
Los Angeles Heights Baptist Church;
r. c. Long, pastor. Bible school s:t5;
Charles f, Keycs, superintendent: the
pastor will preach at Ii and o'clock;
all r. Y. r. Us 6:s5; Ladies' Auxiliary
Monday. 9 o'clock: descon's meeting at
s o'clock Monday: prayer and monthly
business meeting Wednesday, $ O'Clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
BRUISERS ON ELKS
SOCIETY CARD GIVE
FIGHT FANS THRILLS
Two Knockouts and Three
Draws Provide Plenty
of Action.

Two knockouts and three slashing
draws provided thrills for a large
crowd Of fight fans that attended the
society boxing show given by Il. l..
o. Elks No. PIG Patrol, Friday even
ing on the Elk's Roof. Many women
were present.
The main event, with Bert Bran
non pitted against Jack Fowler. and
the first semi-windup. with Chuck
Burns and Johnny Simpson doing the
fighting put the punch into the
show.
Brannon who shows marked i'm
provement every time he steps into
a ring. found Fowler clever. cool
and heady battler. Both boys hit a
fast pace. Brannon doing most OF
the leading, and the draw decision
met with popular favor.
The Burns-Simpson scrap was a
fight from the first gong to the last.
both scrappers trying desperately for
a knockout. Simpson lived up TO
his nickname. "The Oklahoma Catch
er," and took everything that came
his way. A stiff right brought the
crimson to his nose in the third round
but he kept boring in for more and
succeeded in landing a few telling
lirks in the final round, which prob
sUly gained hi the draw he received.
although the consensus of opinion was
that Il was Burns fight.
In the second semi-windup, Phil
Cox and Cliff Bledsoe mixed it for
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
Services in the Churches
Lutheran

ST. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Nueva and South Presa streets; A.
L. Wolff, pastor. Sunday school and BIZ
bic classes at $3.50 o'clock: German SER
vices at II o'clock, subject spirit or
Flesh. which,: English services at
O'clock subject The Sin OF Ingratitude."
Meeting Of Lutheran Faithful Followers
sunday evening at o'clock; meeting OF
Luther League Thursday at o'clock.
Zion Lutheran Chapel tbrnnch OF st.
John's). 702 East Cincinnati avenue. Sun
day school and Bible class at $3.50
o'clock. No divine services.
Government Hill Evangelical Lutheran
Church, North Pine and Mason streets;
at o'clock. Bible class at 9:i5 and
morning services at 1880 o'clock. Even
ing services at S o'clock.
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran
Rev. Paul +. Helm. pastor. Fourteenth
Sunday after Trinity-Sunday school at
$3.50; morning service at II, subject The
Discord Which Christ Brought on
Earth: Junior League at o'clock;
evening services at 8 o'clock, subject Of
sermon I'm the World But Not OF the
World; brotherhood picnic at Fair Oaks
Monday: Ladies' Aid Society Tuesday at
} O'Clock; church officers Friday at 1880 I;
church council at s:l5.
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran.
Missouri Synod. Jones and Josephine; G.
w. Loback, pastor. Sunday school at
$3.50: services at 10 o'clock. subject LOS
ing the Faith and at s o'clock a
Startling Question"
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Cmpton avenue and South Flores
street, Harlandale; Rev. W. W. Laubach.
pastor. sunday school at $3.50: open air
service at the Medina at II O'Clock:
members and friends going out are re-
quested to gather u, the church by 10
o'clock; choir meeting Friday evening at
1890.
Highland Park Lutheran Church. HAM
mond and New Braunfels avenue: Rev.
i. A. Neumeister. pastor. Fourteenth
sunday after Trinity; sunday school at
o'clock; no church services either morn
ms or night through absence OF pastor:
no choir meeting on Tuesday; adult cate
chism class meets on Wednesday at S
o'clock: Luther League on Thursday at S
o'clock; choir meets Friday at O'clock.
st. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Missouri synod South Presa
and Rosenborough streets: G. c. Falskcn.
pastor. sunday school ct $3.50; morning
service in English conducted by the pas
tor at 1880; monthly meeting OF voting
members at s:30 o'clock: evening service
in German at S o'clock Walther League
meeting Tuesday evening at O'Clock;
Ladies' Aid meeting Thursday at ;
o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-01
Catholic

ST. Marys Catholic Church: services In
the school auditorium. ST. Mary's street;
Rev. 4. e. DusscRu, O.MI., pastor. Masses
on Sunday at 5:i5. $500. 6:l5. 1880, S:l5.
$500. s:S 1850, HE'S and 1915. High
mass Mt 11:lS. Visitors welcome at all
masses. Chiidran's mass at SIS. The
Married Ladies' sodality win receive holy
communion in body AZ the $3.50 mass
and meet Monday evening at o'clock.
Meeting of the promoters OF the League
OF the sacred Heart Sunday evening at
1880. Evening services including ser
mon. at i:45. Meeting OF the senior
branch OF the Children OF Mary Wed
nesday evening at GAS. Night prayers
and rosary every evening except satur-
day at 7:45. Tuesday evening at 7;45 de-
votions In honor OF st. Anthony, ques-
ton box and Benediotion Of the Blessed
Sacrament. Friday. September 6. first
Friday OF the month, exposition of the
Blessed Sacrament oil day closing with
sermon and singing OF the office OF the
Sacred Heart in tho evening at 1870
Masses during the week at $3.50, 1880
s:15 and o'clock in the mornings