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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24
Ell GOBLERNO ALENAN HARA OTRA VEZ
PROPOSICTONES A LOS ALIADOS

BERLIN, Gable Franc6s) gobierno estd
Gobiernos
dentro de algunos das +
induiaes aemancs pemit
hacer potivas
ndustra fnancieros comercies partidos pocos
sneatos poderes de
discutido detale
pigio Liga industrial
oil
baron Rosenberg
1gar
emnizac
Liga susituir sima enregas
mmo tempo production
Ell Gabnete
poposicones de Ia ga Industrial que
ad idea de obteaer audiencia de las grandes
la
de un extraneo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24
''El Tempo Us.
"EL MundO''

Es una verdadera l&stinra que Eel
TEMPO" desde hace algunos dias es-
te revelando al pals su malest4r y su
descontento justificados en- extreme,
lanzando ataques injurias contra Ell
MUNDo, por el solo delito de acoger
Ell nuestras columnas 10 que los lideres
republicanos mas caracterizalos nos
d;cen para la publicidad.
81 en- esas entrevistas hemos lalsea-
Or los hechos, son sus autore5 y no
lei Tempo los uamados rectifi-
carnos, y ST os Que ellos no nan agra
dado mucho determinado olemento
de dicha colectividad es ell deber de
"El Tempo combatir, fraucamente a
(Contin1a en- la ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24

A pesar de los informes que inten-
tan apartarse en- oontrario, los mas ca
racterizados ideres del republicans
mo insular han declarado ofcialmcnte,
que dicho Partido tiende la evolu-
ci6n. Como saben nuestros lectores,
desde hacia algun tempo esta evolu-
ci6n existe de hecho. FaItaba que los
elementos directories de la co,ectividad,
exteriorizacen su eriterio EN- ese senti-
do, como va 10 han realizado, desde
las columnas de este 6iario, que todos
eonsideran imparcial.
Los observadores politicos y simpa-
tizadores del Partido Republican,, ad-
yierten ahora, que desde hace tempo,
existen motives de disgusto, gsrrnenes
de separation entire los republicanos,
dandose ell case de que hayan surgido
serios incidentes entire unos y otros.
Uitimamente, por ejemplo, durante
una reunion del organismo director del
Partido, Sc produjo un fuerte debate,
con motive de una mocion que presen-
tara uno de los niembros del Comit6,
solicitando la disolucion del Partido
Republican,, 10 cual dio lugar a que la
crisis de la Colectividad Sc hiciera mas
aguda el malestar cundiera mas pro-
fundamente
En- estos dias, a juzgar por 10 Que
aseguran los observadores politicos, Sc
hace, sin embargo, ciertas maniobras,
para asegurar la vieja unidad del Par
tido y mantenerlo atado al aioso tron
CO hist6rico Pero, esta actitud re-
accionaria, al decir de los mas, ace
lerara la completa ruptura.
Mas, segun Sc We por las declaracio-
mes de los lideres, dichos prop6sitos
seran indtiles, pues Sc romperan todos
los diques que opongan aquellos a Ia
nueva corriente que Sc desborda.
FL fracaso del mencionado plan, OPT
nan muchos, exacerbara ell higado re-
accionario, que en- vanos intentara Sc
guir sus frnciones normales, quedan-
do desde ese instante deslindados los
eampos entire mos otros, y alberta
sobre ell tablero de la politica una in
quietante interrogation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24

LCDO. J. VALLDEJULI RODRIGUEZ
el partido en- desgracias veugo en- in
TINA communion de ideas y de una amis-
tad fraterna con ell senior Gonzalez Me-
na. Y puedo asegurarle que 10 que Ell
ba exteriorizado en- su entreviSS1 en- el
gran vocero Ell MUNDo no es nuevo
para mi. Gonzalez Mena es uno de los
espiritus mas equilibrado de uuestro
pals y que mas Sc inquieta por la suer'
te de nuestro Puerto Rico. Tiare ma
Gera de guiador de multitEdes y no
dei Partido Republican,. Con e. he ha-
Ilado infnitas veces sobre las Causas
determinantes de has derrotas comicia-
les de nuestra partido y hemcs conve-
nido que Sc impone una vuelta oel Par
tldo Republican, hacia la opinion pu-
hlica. FL Partido Republicano. na vi
Vldo mucho alimentado de quimeras
En- politica cuando Sc debate "a suer-
tie de todo un pueblo no Sc ruede ser
scflador. Y hemos mirado mucho y 10
hemos separado del favor gubsrnamen-
tai olvidando al pueblo, a las nultitu-
des que son las que con sus votos dan
81 triunfo las colectividades politicaS
con elias a los ideales que slstentan
Sc impone Ell abandono absolute de
ese sendero envilecedor. Hay que hs,
Ger sincera abstraction de Washington
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24


81. He leido embellishments 10 publi-
cado hace algunos dias por mis- distin-
guidos companeros E. Gonzlez Mena,
r Martinez Nadal r. Ariona Siaca.
en- relaci6n con los problemas que ac-
tGalmente afectan Puerto Rico y al
Partido Republican,. Con 10 nantes
tado por Gonzalez Mena estoy en- abso-
luto acuerdo. Hago mias sus manifesto
clones las que me atrever!l aladir
ina que otra idea amplificadora. Desde
que hice profession politica 2or primera
vez en- mi vida, aflo 1917, acabado de
salir de las aulas universitarias que
cal del lado del Partido Replbicano,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24
Ell Sr. Chard6n pi-
di6 la renuncia al
sub.jefe del Nego-
ciado del TrabqjO
LA ESPADA DE DAMO-
Giles PENDE SOBRE LA
CABEZA DE OTRO ALTO
FUNCIONARIO

Hace varios dias Ell MUND0 publ
CO unas notas, informando q. el nuevo
Comisionado de Agricultural, Sr. Car
los e. Chard6n, tenia el prop5sito de
1eorganizar completamente el 1legocia
dc del Trabajo, fin de que dlcho or
Ranismo respondiera mejor a las ext
gencias generates del momento.
Para llevar a cabo dicha reorganiza-
ci6n, tanto el Sr. Chardon tcmo su
assistant, sr. Bsgu6, Sc ercuentran
muy atareados en- La confeecion de TO-
dos los planes que han de ccnstituir
agueI a, fin de que la labor cue rim
da dicho Negociado contribuya llevar
la obra general del Oepartamento n
exitO seguro.
FL Sr. Chard6n ha solicitado de la
Legislature una considerable suma de
d1nero para ell sostenimiento del refe-
rido Negociado, la cual cantidad sc
cree Rsciende al doble del presupuesto
que actualmente rige, pues, seg1n in
formes, ell nuevo Comisionado tiene Ell
p1op6sito de dollar Ell nInero de ins-
pectores que hoy trabajan ALI, amen
do otras reformas que piensa 1ntrodu-
cir.
La reorganization del Negociado,
anunciada por nosotros ell sabado tllti-
mo, So ha iniciado seg1n supimos aver,
con la renuncia del sub-jefe del mismo,
81. Esteban Padilla, conocido agitador
socialista que fle designado para des-
empehar ese puesto, por ell antique CO.
lnisionado de Agriculture, sr. Leopoldo
FcHu.
Nuestros informes son que Padilla
present6 su dimisi6n, reqIerimiento
Gel ST. Coniisionado de Agricultural y
T1sbajo, para tener efecto el dia ulti-
Iro del actual.
A pesar de la reserva que la Jefatu-
~ del Dpto. de Agriculture TrabaJo
gnarda sobre estos asnntos, nuestros
reporteros han logrado saber, tambien,
cue la renmcia del sr. Antonio AFRO
yo, Jefe del Negociado, entra. asi mis-
NO en- el plan de reorganization que
t:ene en- raente Ell sr. Chard6n, que La
eLisma no Sc hara eSperar pc- mucho
tempo.
5 La discretion absolute que observar
loc Jefes del Dpto, hizo fracasar toda
tentativa reporteril para obtener mas
informes sobre esta materia, por 10 que
hoy nos veinos precisadOs Q no pasar
de aqui.
LONDREs, mayo 23. Omitted Press.)
Al abrirse hoy la bolsa, Ell marco Sc
cotiz6 100000 por libra esterlina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24
Como Sc Conservan
Las Luces Prendidas

listed aprieta el bottom
o pone el interruptor y
en- seguida aparece la luz
electrical que es su mas
abnegado sirviente.
5C6mo Sc conservan las
luces prendidas -?
La electricidad debe ge-
nerarse. Esto requiere ma
quinaria costosa Y traba-
jadcres expertos con bue-
ma direction. La fuerza
electrica que prende su
bombilla tiene que ser con-
trolada, drigida, llevada a
su casa y miles de otras
al mismo tempo, o en- cuaI
quier tempo.
Hay que tener electrici-
dad nara servirla-lo que
signifca grandes plantas
para generarla. Ademas
debe haber miles de mi
Has de alambre para lie
varla usted y los otros
miles que la usan.
Nuestro deber es tener
electricidad Y tenerla STEM
pre- dispuest4 a servirle
usted.
Nosotros nantenemos
las luces prendidas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24

eSpd1ud al preSupueSCO 81 pOr Ell nay
que vender Ell amor del pueblo Y eI
triunfo de los ideales. Urge que Ell Par
lido Republican, Sc rejuvenezca en- sus
pTocedimientos Y Sc lance a la conquis-
ia del amor de los puertorriquenos.
-. -.?
La forma clasica del Estado ma side
siempre ell ideal del Partido Repubi.
Ccno. Y aseguro que es la mas bella
conception politica que de rea'izarse
haria de Puerto Rico unos de los pai-
ses mas felices pr6speros de La tie
rra. como miembro de esta partido
defendo dicha soluci6n, tnica exclu-
sivamente por amor Puerto Rico y
no por sometimiento nadie. Pues es
ilogico pensar que aquel que Quiere
igualarse otro es esc-Rvo quiere
seIlo. Deseamos ser Estado de la Union
para luehar como iguales frente nues
tros conciudadanos del Norte. Para IL
brsr Puerto Rico del estado vejaIni-
noso de un coloniaje abyecto 0 del es-
tado irrisorio de repGblica con protec-
t0rado que seria otra forma estupida
de coloniaie. Por este lie assguro que
el Partido Republican, no tieus en- SUI
abono Ell haber luclaado siemp4e, pc
ssr de sus derrotas, por una formula
de gobierno que una vez conseguida nos
la de poner en- condteiones &c salvar
nuestra personalidad. ST sonlos iguaIes
New York o California, pernlar recere-
hos integros. Dos iguales janis Sc des
truyen. siempre Sc respetan.
NADIA existe en- las actuaciones poll
ticas del Congreso NacionaI que EXPIRE
samente olga que no podemos ser Esta-
do de la Union. verdad es que de, vez
en- vez han salido luz opiniones de
politicos norteamericanos parecIendo in
dicar que Puerto Rico no puede ser Es--
tado de la Federation. Pero estas no
pasan de ser opiniones. Pero lie asegu-
70 que va es tempo que Sc nos tr2te
con mas sinceridad y con mas franque-
"a. 1so merecemoS porque somos un
pueblo absolutamente culto dc una
civilization anterior al pueblo que nos
domina politicamente. Y acaso nos ten.
ga reserVado el destino, sin desapare.
Ger como Grecia, jugar el misnio papel
cue esta con Ell pueblo romano al quo
le insufo su espiritu Y su cuirara.
-. ?
Voy mas ALA de 10 indica1o por oil
compafiero Gonzalez Mena. creo que
debemos recoger en- nuestro programa
Il soluci6n de INDEPENDENrIA AB-
soLUTA PARA PUERTO RICO que
acaba de abandonar como un flarapo en-
su camino Ell Partido Union de Puerto
Rico, despues que con el, bandera da-
mante en- todos sus combatess ccnouist0
el corazon de los puertorriqusfios v de-
Demos hacerlo porque entiendo aue to.
&c partido serio en- Puerto Rico debe
ttner en- su plataforma las finalidades
pchtlcas 'Estado'' "INDEPENDEN
CiA". Porque este nos obliga la ac.
titud enigmatica de nuestros ccnciuda.
canos del Norte y La poca ninguna
sinceridad con Que hasta ahora ncs han
tiatado. Ellos jsnias podrian quejarse
de que abogaramos conjuntamepte nor
(Continua en- La pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24
URGE QUE Ell PARTIDO REPUBLICA-
NO Sc REJUVENEZCA, DICE Ell Ii
CENCIADO ]. VALLDEJULY RODRIGUEZ
Debe lanzarse a la conquista del
amor de los pOrtorriquenos, Ggrega
NO HAY NADIA QUE IMPIDA QUE UNIONETAS Y REPU-
BLICAN0S nos UNAM0S EN- La GRAN BATALLA

FL joven y brillante letrado Lcdo.
j. Valldejuh Rodriguez, miemhro del
Gentle Territorial del Partid9 Hepubh-
cano, quien tiene establecido sa bufete
e. esta ciudad sostuvo aver con uno de
nyestros Redactores una entrevista la
cral nos completeness en- dar a la pu-
biicidad:
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LOS TURCOS Y GRIECOS LU-
CHAN P0R LAS INDEM=
NIZACIONES

LoNDREs, mayo %. Omitted Press)
I'm despacho del Central News
procedente de Lausanne informa que
los delegados griegos turcos conti-
nlan discutiendo el problema de las
indemnizaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24

y de Santa Catalina. Hay que darle la
etpalda al presupuesto 81 por 81 nay
que vender ell amor del pueblo el
triunfo de los ideales. Urge que Ell Par
lido Republican, Sc rejuvenezca en- sus
pTocedimientos y Sc lance la conquis-
ia del amor de los puertorriqueflos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-24
CON DON ROBERTO

En- La Gale de San Francisco nos en-
contramos aver con ell distinguido po-
Ltico, don Roberto H. Todd. FL ex-Al-
calde muestra una cicatriz la altura
de la sien izquierda. Lie explica al pc.
(Contin1a en- la Ga. pag1na)
, 1923-05-20
Grace English Lutheran.

- Aas SARAAA'A A asN'AH
All services at odd Fellows hall.
Sunday school. 945 a. M, Robert
Heinz. superintendent. Subject of
lesson. Elijah. the Hero Prophet"
Five new scholars last Sunday and
a record attendance. All are invited
10 the Sunday school; there is n
class for everyone. The Luther
League win meet at TOO O'Clock.
Subject. Something in the Bible
That Has Helped Me-" We have
quite a large drop-in attendance.
Como an hour earlier and enjoy the
free conference. More than a dozen
took part last Sunday night. At 500
p. m. the pastor will deliver his
seventh lecture sermon on the life of
Christ. illustrated by the famous
Tissot pictures. This lecture is of
unusual interest, giving account OF
Christ's anxiety over Jerusalem and
of his triumphal entry. A good audi
ence attended last Sunday night and
all r cordially invited for the
service.
, 1923-05-20
R R. Hiidebrand. NJ. A. Past

r. r. Hildebrand. NJ. A Pastor.
Church school. o45; mornlng wor
ship. 400: C. L. societies. 6.45: even
ing worship, 7:45; fine music.
The time set for the first state
convention OF the Christian churches
Of Wyoming is Juno 1, 2 and 3.
Robert NJ. Hopkins who is the Inter
national leader of religious education
will be In Casper o this occasion.
Their great leaders will also be in
Casper for tho three days Of the
convention. Many delegates from all
parts of Wyoming are expected.
The Boy Scouts and troop commit
tee of the First Christian church
Will have charge of the services next
Sunday. June ~.
Stranger II you r a member OF
the Christian church your place Is
here with US next Sunday. A hearty
, 1923-05-20

Rev. Edwin e. Preston, Minister.
Sabbath school. 9:3C A. m. For the
past few Sundays the attendance has
reached the high mark. but we con-
slider that this is just a foretaste Of
better things yet to come. We want
to see every child in the neighbor-
hood attending Sabbath school with
US, II possible; II not. then somewhere
else. Morning worship. 11:00 a. m.
Week night meeting on Wednesday at
1880. Studies in the Gospel OF Luke.
chapter 10. Did you ever stop to
think that the week night meeting Is
a good index to the "stand-bys" of
the church?
, 1923-05-20
Grace Chapel, African Methodist.
1.-THE Friendly Church

QUO 1NOIln oTdnI 81.
Rev. T. ]. Burwell, B. D.. Minister.
The first bid for the new Grace
chapel was received this week. From
this we were informed that the cost
of constructing the basement will be
S9.7S0. other bids are expected this
week from which n selection will be
made. The captains will be at work
in soliciting fu liter next Sun
day. They are as follows: A. r.
Bell. j. T. Clay. Il. c. Coleman. Fred
Hopkins. These with their lieu
tenants whose James viii appear
later herein. are the only authorized
solicitors for the building fund.
Please take note Of this. We are
glad to note increased enthusiasm
relative TO tho new church. The
same is evidenced both by pledge and
cash.
Sunday school at 10 O. M, Mrs.
Virginia Anderson. superintendent.
Morning worship at IL; sermon
theme. THE Indignation of Jesus
You should hear this message by all
means. as there is the widespread
opinion that Jesus was never angry,
Art and m have contributed to
this false impression. Evening wor
ship at 500: sermon theme. "A Plea
for Loyalty" The choir will render
one of their spirituals. Come and
bring one.
, 1923-05-20

c. NJ. Thompson. Jr, pastor. Sun
day school. 9a5 a. m Morning wor
ship, IL. Morning theme. How DO
I Know that 1 am a Child Of God"
Young Peoples Service, 7 p. IN. Miss
Ruth Allsman leader. Evening wor-
ship. s. Theme weighed. and Found
Wanting" The pastor. being at At
iantic city this week, attending the
Northern Baptist convention, the
Rev. J. p. Olson will speak both at
the morning and evening service.
"Wednesday evening, mld-week pray
n service. Thursday evening. mems
night. Friday evening, women's night
The Rev. Phillips. OF Gillette. will
speak next Sunday morning int eve
ming.
, 1923-05-20

welcome awaits you. You will feel
at home with US.
A greater daily vacation bible than
We had last year is planned for this
summer. The school will probably
start June 6 or near hat date. Many
interesting and useful activities are
scheduled for this school.
The Mems Brotherhood class to.
gether with the women's class are
to have a business meeting and social
this week. Be in your class Sunday
TO hear the announcements.
A fine devotional service is held in
the church each wednesday evening
We have had a splndied attendance.
You come.
Our bible school continues to grow.
The Grant street bus VIII bring
you to the o of the church.
, 1923-05-20
missouri Synod

Niissouri Synod
South Park and East 4th SITS.
]. II. Gockel. Pastor.
In the morning service. beginning
at 1880. a class of two children will
be confirmed. Helen and Martha Ger
Der. Come. and in spirit live through
you confirmation day again. and
with these children enc your vow
of allegiance and faithfulness to your
God and Savior!
In the evening Holy Communion
will be celebrated. The preparatory
service will begin at 1880. and the
main service at s o'clock. The SER
mon will be based on the text. Acts
2:1-13. its theme being. Our Greatest
Pentecost Gift" Visitors are at all
times welcome at our services. We
would especially urge you to attend
the two services announced above.
, 1923-05-20

walton for the Whole Man" Md
week service "Wednesday at 5 !. m.
at the home of Frank Sheppard. 11s
S. Washington. Ladies' Aid meeting
Thursday AT 2:30 at the home of Mrs
r. NJ. Tucker. $50 8. Fenway. Choir
rehearsal Friday at 1880 p. m. at tho
home OF l.. 8. Case. 1o2 N. Botolph.
Last Sunday the church organization
was completed with 116 charter
members. The church name aoptec
Is 1.-THE East Side Methodist Commu-
nity' and all Christians are invited
, 1923-05-20
Cbs Casper sunpap aeorning Gribune

Sermon. 11:oo a. m. 1.-TWO Great Ex.
ample Given by Our Master:
anthem. Great and Glorious Free
Itch. Junior church. 400 a.. M. con.
Quoted by Mrs. Carter. David Liv.
ingstone and slavery in Africa VIII
be considered. Eporth League. TOO
a. m, leader. C. A. Hutchison; Miss
Woth will sing. Sermon. 500 p. M.
THE Fruit of the Spirit: anthem,
Guide Me. o Thou Great Jehovah"
Wildermere; solo. Mr.. Osborn. We'd
nesday. 1880 y. m, prayer meeting.
, 1923-05-20

to join A temporary auditorium ir
the upstairs OF tho parsonage is in
course Of construction and will be
ready for services by June I. The
, 1923-05-20
North Casper.
1909 North Durbin Street,
Geo. Woodward. PASTOR.

DeU. NUUuWuru' Idstof.
Sunday school. 10 a. M, Geo.
Specht. superintendent; Christian
Endeavor, 6:45 p. m. leader Lyle
Tyler. Topic Something in the Bible
That Has Helped Me-" Morning
worship. 100 a. M. text: Y Also
as Living Stones. Arc Built Up. n
Spiritual House," evening worship.
1880 p. M. subject. "a Suggestion to
Titus" Special music both morning
and evening. You are invited to our
services.
, 1923-05-20
MRS. c. A. PAYNE
Health Brings Beauty

Manchester. Iowa.-"I am glad TO
have the opportunity to tell of the
great benefit I have received by TAX
ing DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
and Golden Medical Discovery. They
are the two finest medicines I have
over used. Have taken lots OF others
but never got any relief until I start
ed taking these remedies. 1 had been
troubled for about four years with
feminine weakness and my feet would
swell until 1 would have to take Off
my shoes. but since taking DR..
Pierce's medicine I feel much better
sleep better. and am beginning to
feel more like myself. I will always
praise DR.. Pierce's medicines."-Mrs.
C. A. Payne. 500 T.. Butler st.
Get DIR. Pierce's remedies at any
drug store. in tablets or liquid. Write
DR.. Pierce, President Invalids' Hotel
in Buffalo. N. Y. for free medical
observation-disclosures
, 1923-05-20

day evening the place will be an
nounced Sunday morning. Miss Rum
sey who has lately returned from the
foreign missionary field will speak
TO the guild. The missionary society
will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:3o
in the church at which time Miss
Rumsey will address the society. Al,
members should be present as Miss
Rumsey's address is very Interesting.
The parents of the Boy Scouts should
be present Sunday evening to hear
Mr.. Bartle's address to the Boy
Scouts. You are welcome.
, 1923-05-20

Rev. Edwin e. Preston. Minister.
Sabbath school. $3.50 p. m: subject.
Elijah. the Brave Reformer." Eve
ming worship. 1880 p. M: sermon SUD-
ject. Choosing Without Consider
ing" We are glad to see SO many
new faces at the services. II you
are n newcomer TO Mills why not
start of right and get lined up with
the church, Come in and get
acquainted
, 1923-05-20

A special program of music has
been planned for today to be given
at the First Christian church. The
Rev. r. r. Hildebrand will give an
interesting talk on 1.-The Mirrors Of
Men"
, 1923-05-20

Tabernacle corner Sixth and Dur
bin streets. Rev. Charles A Wilson.
D.. D.. pastor. Sunday school 9;45.
Morning prayer and rmo IL a. IN.
Rev. A A Blackstone will preach in
the absence of Rev. Wilson. who is
attending general assembly at Indian
npolis, Ind. Serman Saved in Hope B."
Anthem 80 Lord God OF Hosts"
Witty. Solo. Miss Abbott. selected.
Young Peoples meeting $50 y. m.
The evening service at 8 O'Clock Ad.
dress by II. Roe Bartle. This is n
Boy Scout meeting and they will at
tend in a body. Music by the Girls
Glee club of the high school. Like
ms a father Do Morest. Solo. HE
Enoweth AL" Briggs. Miss Jaunita
Eeene. Westminster Guild Wednes-
, 1923-05-20

Only natives may own land in Java,
foreigners being permitted TO lease
It for periods up to seventy-five years,
on condition hat half the area is left
available for growing rice for the
natives.
, 1923-05-20

East Side Methodist Community
Pastor. Jesse A. Dean. Residence.
sprague Hotel. AL services held in
the Elk Street school. corner of East
First and Elk streets. Bible school
for all grades. 9:45. Worship and SER
mon by the pastor, IL. Subject SAL
, 1923-05-20

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at IL a. m. in the
church edifice at Fourth and Grant
streets. Sunday school for pupils up
to the age of 20 is held at $3.50 a m.
Testimonial meetings are held on
Wednesday evenings at s o'clock.
, 1923-05-20

Rev. Philip *. Edwards. Rector.
Holy Communion at S a. m. Church
school at o:45 n IN. Morning prayer
and sermon at IL n. m.
, 1923-05-20
SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1928.

basement apartment will be usea o..
the pastors homo A choir has be..
organized with Z. C. Twiford. d,ro.
tor and Mrs. H. c. Mathis. pianist.
, 1923-05-20

Corner of Seventh and Center
STREETS. The Rev. Father ]. II. Null
lin, pastor. Masses on Sunday at Z
9 and 1880 a. m. Mass during the
week at s n. m. Benediction Sunday
8 p. m
, 1923-05-20

The study OF St Johns gospel will
DO continued. Bring Bibles. Thurs
day. 500 p. M. recital by piano
pupils OF Mrs. Ethel Strickland. Fri
day. 1880 p. m, choir rehearsal.
, 1923-05-20

Walter John Brannon, Minister.
Preaching at HOO a. m. Sunday
school, 9:45 n. m. b. Y. P. u, $40
p. N. Preaching. 7:45 p. m. Mission
airy meeting. Wednesday. 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. ]. T. Hammer will speak to the
ladies' on missions at the church. 400
West A street. The Brotherhood.
Thursday night, 500 D. m.
, 1923-05-20
SHOE DEPARTMENT

Richards & Cunningham Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-28
LARGE NUMBER OF RESERVA-
 TIONS FOR INNER-DANCE.

A large number of reservations have been made for the opening din- ner-dance of the Linger Longer Lodge, which will be held Saturday evening from o'clock until 12. A fine orchestra has been engaged and several swimming parties are being planned for that afternoon and eve ming.