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Aun cuando Ell Juez en- propiedad de
la Corte esta en- vacaciones Ell Hon.
Carlos Franco Soto. Juez Asociado de
la Corte Suprema Juez INFERNO de
la Corte Federal atiende todos los
asuntos que son presentados su con-
sideraci6n. Ademas de los asuntos de:
que dimos cuenta en- nuestra edici6n
anterior el ha entendido en- los siguien7
tes: I'll
La moci6n presentada por los admi
nistradores judiciales en- Ell asunto de
la Central Puerto Real solicitando pro-
rroga para contestar el reQuerimiento
sobre pago de premios de fianza, fue.
concedida. a
--Concedida la mocion solicitando
enmendar ell nombre de Ramon Aboy
Jr'' por ell de "Jesse w. Bonner" en-
el procedimiento iniciado por Cotton
r. Elmendorf contra ell Tesorero de Pto.
Rico sobre pago de contribuciones.
Sc dict6 una orden para mostrar
causa en- Ell asunto de la Specially
Shop for Automobiles, Inc, en- quie-
bra'' la cual debia devolverse diligen-
ciada ell 1s de julio de 1928, y Sc fila
la fianza en- $4,000.
En- ell asunto de la 'Inter Ocean
Oil Company VS.. Sugar Products Co. -
Sc autoriz6 al Administrator Judicial
auxiliar. Lcdo. o. B. Frazer a enviar
al Administrator Judicial. en- New
la suma Gle diez mil d6lares.
La corte mocion del Lcdo. Arte-
mio P. Rodriguez, ordena la cancela-
ci6n de la anotaci6n preventive que
existe en- ell Registro de la Propiedad
en- ell case de "Jacinto Lorenzo Lopez
Laborde, ct al VS.. Buenaventura Uba-
ri Iramategui.
En- ell asunto de la Central Puer-
to Real, la corte firna un auto enmen-
datorio del que Sc expidio en- JUNO 8
de 1928, en- 10 que respecta la canti-
dad adeudada por dicha Central Puerto
Real sobrinos de Ezquiaga, por con-
cepto de credito hipotecario.
En- ell case criminal de "Estados
Unidos VS.. Victor Coll Cucbi", la
Corte concede una pr6rroga hasta el
60 de agosto de 1928, al ahogado de-
acusado para radicar gu pliego de ex-
cepciones para los efectos de la apela-
cion en- este case.
Sc radica ell case de ''Smallwood
Brothers contra ell Tesorero de Puerto
Rico" oposici6n al pago de contribu-
clones y la corte dispone que la orden
para mostrar causa debe contestarse en-
este case en- antes de julio 25 de 1928.
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I'm defecto de 10 cuaI Sc decretara Ell
INJUNCTION soncitado por Ell de-
mandante.
{ La Corte firma una orden enmen-
56sndo ell decreto sobre la venta de la
aCentral Puerto Real.
& Sc suspende hasta ell microbes
proximo dia 25 del corr.ente Ia vista
de la petici6n presentada por ell Icdo.
Castro sobre modification de orden en-
el case de "Mclchior, Armstrong &
Dessau Inc VS. lam6n Garcia Lago
set all.
Tambien Sc suspende la vista de
la petici6n de rehabilitation de Pedro
Rosario Rivera, hasta ell microbes pro
xinao.
En- ell case de la rehabilitation de
Luis Villa Andino, la Corte dispuso que
la vista de Ia petici6n fuese senalada
para 81 81 de agosto de 1928.
se pospone la vista de la solici-
tud de reconsideration presentada en-
ell casoode Pedro Pena Lopez, en- quie-
IRA, hesta nuevo sedalamiento. D:cha
so-icitudpNde reconsideration es contra
una ordeni dictada por el Juez de Quie-
bra.
-Se ssf7ala Il. solicitud de rehab'n-
taci6n de2Manuel Me'6ndez Iatorre en-
quiebra, para Ell 27 de agosto de 1928,
por ell Juez Franco Soto.
-Igual sshalamiento hace ell Juez
en- ell case, de rehabilitation de Nico-
las Negr6nseen uuiebra.
La Corte dicta, >;zden en- ell case de
''Malgor Gonzalez & Co., ct al VS.. The
Royal Insurance Company amp'ian-
do ell t6rminoqpara radicar la transcript
Ic'6n de autos para los fines de apalar
ci6n.
La Corte ndicta orden concediendo
a derecho aIasustituir Ell nombre de
''Ram6n Aboy Jr'', como Tesorero de
Puerto Rico hms el case de "Horace
Havemeyer, ct al'' por Ell del a:tual
Tescrero Jesre w. Bonner Este es ul
proced'm'ento para impedir ell cobco
de contribuciones.
La Cortes dispuso Que ell ,etrado
Molinr, preparase una orden proveyen-
do pera elspago de conversation sdi-
cional al Adninistradcr Judicial de la
Central "PTerto Real'' senior w. A.
Iowrie.
La Corte aprueba una orden con-
cediendo al Lcdo. Henry G. Molina de
st. Remyfla sunra de diez mil dolares
como abegRdo de los ADMINISTRATORS
judiciales de la Central "Puerto Real'
CContinda en- la pag. 12.)
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ElMeior Conseio para las Jovenes

meor conseo las madres prudentes los nnedicos
SabioS ueden alas 6yenes ecoendaeS e CompuestO
chea Este compuesto ell descubrmiento mas benehco
cienca t6nicO
contiene opio peerosa
poderes maravIosos fortaecen veorizan los
oreanismOS delicados
Este notable remedo produce aVo todos los males de
la ujer, calmando dolores peCuares dando fuerZa
enerea al Sistema Convere pesada hOrro
ensueno de fecdad Sus resultado maravioSo
estan cOmprobadoS ell a9adcmiento de mlones de
eres en- todas del mundo No hay
Enconrara ID ell CompueStO Mitchela aviO
ecaz Sc vende odas las faracas boticas droeuera
DR. H. MEDICAL INSTITUTE Buffalo, N Y. E. u. A.
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Por ell presente odo los contribuyentes que
adeudando ccnbuccnes municipo de Yabucoa r.
ell concepo que arrba dcha
tribuc6n satisfecha eno de DIEZ DAS 1o)
tar desde fecha de publication de avso propedad
dichos conbuyenes, pae la msma fuee
se vendda p1bca subasa cobrarse ell muncpo del
porte de dicha contribution acuerdo 10 prescto ell
Rearoeno d Municipal de Hacienda que suscbe.
~ Yabucoa, p r, Julio 10 de 1923.
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GOBIERNo MUNICIPAL DE YABUcOA, PUERTO RICO.
Ofcina del ComisiOnadO Municipal de Hacienda

Lsta de los contribuyentes adeudan conbu
clones este uncipio por del mpueso sobre eabora
con de azca de acuerdo seccon quna del regmento
del Coonado de Hacienda segn ordena la ordenanza
bada por Asambea Municipal de Ybucoa r. echa 10 de
mario de 1921 ponendo contribution de cinco 80 cena
vos sobre cada qunta de que eaboe dentro de la
ncpadad durane ao econ6mco mil novecienos ventno
aI-nnil novecentos Veintd6s.
Nonbres de los contribuyentes
YABUCOA SUGAR COMPANY.
N1mero de quintales eIaborados 207,o44
cantidad que adeuda $1o.3o7.2o
Evening star., 1923-06-11
VOGUE OF BOBBED HAIR
REVIVES IN HOT SPELL
Move Back to Long Tresses Halted
Abruptly-Hint of Egyp-
tfan Influence,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 11-Bobbed hair
Is not passe.
Half a dozen Of New York's leading
tonsorial artists, catering particu-
larly to the feminine trade. declared
today that the shearing process goes
on apace.
They admit that there was a time
during the last few months when
business wasn't so good, because
women tried to get away from
bobbed hair and were tuckine in
the loose ends and wearing nets TO
make 1t appear that their locks had
grown back out.
But with the warm weather an
preaching, any edict that might have
been passed spelling doom to bobbed
hair is being disregarded. These
BARRIERS say that their places are
doing the biggest business they have
had since the fad came in. Women
like the freedom from hair pins and
hair nets and they don't like the
growing out process, that stage when
ugly stiff hairs grow out on their
necks and annoy them.
Another theory that has been al
vanced is that bobbed hair harmon
ICES with the Egyptian tone in STYLES,
Whatever the reason may be, there
Is prevalence of bobbed haid on
Broadway and 5th avenue. It looks
as II short locks are here to stay.
Evening star., 1923-06-11
son. Mrs. Rucker will go later to
Greenville, s. c.. for a visit after
leaving Washington

son. Mrs. Rucker will go later to
Greenville, s. c.. for a visit after
leaving Washington.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. who 10 visit
ing her son-in-law and daughter, Sir
John and Lady Ward, in London, will
sail for this country the first of next
month. and will go to her camp in the
Miss Elizabeth Sothoron OF Balti-
more. who spent several weeks in
Washington last winter as the guest
wards, was the maid Of honor at the
marriage Saturday of Miss Ella Berry
Dare to Mr.. William Seton Belt. The
ceremony was performed at o'clock,
In st. Michael's and All Angels
Rev. DR.. Wyatt Brown. Mr.. George
H. Calvert of Washington went over
for the wedding and was one OF the
uSherS.
DR.. and Mrs. Ardisher Irani will
entertain a dinner party tonight at
the occidental In honor of Mrs:
Frank Shuman of Philadelphia and
her son. Mr.. Victor Shuman.
Miss Julia L. Kinney, daughter of
MRS. E. V. Kinney, was married to Mr..
irwin II. Holmes Saturday afternoon.
June 2. at o'clock in the home of
sI.S ~ ioC DIOtHcT, MT. w lllidlH D.
Kinney, at 5725 Colorado avenue. The
bride, who was given in marriage by
her brother, wore a simple gown of
white satin with a hat to match and
a corsage bouquet of white roses and
lilies of the valley. Mrs. William 8.
Kinney and Mrs. Ruth Stanton, sister
OF the bride. were her attendants. and
Mr. Lawson Kinney, younger brother
of the bride. was best man. Only rela-
tives and few intimate friends wit
messed the ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev. Maurice White.
after which a wedding supper was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes left later
for motor trip. the latter travelling
in dark blue cloth suit with hat to
match. They will make their home In
Detroit, Mich.
Evening star., 1923-06-11
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported n
the health department in the last twenty-four
hours:
Louisa r. Brown. 81. Sibiey Hospital.
Joseph H. Adams. sr.. go, 713 18th at. n. O.
Elizabeth P. Jenries. Al, 2116 Kalorama I'd
Hospital.
Helen Fletcher. 9. ChiIdren's HOSPITAL.
Lillian Bell. 26, Freedmen's Hospital.
William H. Ransell. "a, 1915 Kaiorama I'd.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

From Belgrade comes the news
that Mrs. Helen Mihailovitch Djoritch
Of that city Is the first woman of
Jugoslavia to pass the examinations
emitting her to practice law.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mrs. II. Binswanger and Miss
Gladys Binswanger of Atlanta, Ga,
arrive today to be the guests of
Mrs David Wise Of 2151 California
AA'>-
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Former Senator Rawson of Iova
who has been spending several days
az the New Willard. left today for
his home. "
Evening star., 1923-06-11
TEXAS WOMAN HELD
ON KIDNAPPING CHARGE
Baltimore Police Ask Detention Of
Mrs. Hazel Burns Following
Hess Child Disappearance.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. June 11.-On in
structions from Baltimore police. Mrs.
Hazel Burns Of Orange, Tex, was ar
rested yesterday as she stepped from
q train on a charge OF having kidnapped
Anna Hess. aged eleven, Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Burns also was accompanied by
her fve-year- son, Harry.
Mrs. Burns told the police she met
the Hess child while visiting in Balti-
more. She said she became interested
In the child and that her father had
Anna with her. Further than that she
would give no details.
The Hess girl is said to have told
the police that she left Baltimore with
Mrs. Burns of her own free will.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Miss Loretto NJ. Creaehe was
hostess at miscellaneous shower
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Grace Maher, whose marriage to Mr.
Ernest Osborn Hammersla will take
place June ~. Miss Maher was
hostess to her wedding party and a
number of friends Friday evening
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mrs. C. d. Rucker, wife Of Mai
Rucker, who is stationed at Fort
Cook, Nebraska, is visiting her
parents Col and Mrs. r o. Donald
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mrs. James Macfarlane, former
president of the Havana women's
ter. Mrs. Harry Haywood of Chevy
Chase. has returned to her home.
Evening star., 1923-06-11
Society
The Secretary of State, MIR. Hughes,
Entertained at Luncheon Today
for Canadian Executives.

Capt. Dingley has been ordered to
his family some time in August.
Evening star., 1923-06-11
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-four
hours:
Lynn and Catherine Glover, girl.
Ashby NJ. and Mabel Nusselman boy.
James NJ. and Violet z. Bauer, boy.
Peter and Athena KaneIopouIos, boy.
Elmer G, and Virginia L, Du Busk, girl,
Edward and Loula Murphy, boy.
Charles &. and Elizabeth Longeor. girl.
William J. a bo<.
Leroy and Roberta King, boy.
David J. and Helen 81. Dunnigan. girl.
Theodore and Bessie Jackson, boy
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Nearly 100000 people are Or
ganized In the trade union movement.
according to statistics issued by the
International Federation of Trades
Unions.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Nine. Hauge, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Louise Ross Todd, will
sail June % to spend the summer in
Europe.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

DR.. and Mrs. Thomas E Greene
have closed their apartment at the
Lee House and are spending some
weeks with their daughter in Min
neapoliS DIR. Greene will give a
number of lectures throughout the
west during the next month.
Evening star., 1923-06-11
Mrs. L0cher Honor Guest
At Subscription Dinner.

Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher will
be the guest OF honor and principal
speaker at the subscription dinner Of
the Women's City Club Wednesday
evening. Among others subscribing
are Mrs. William E. Chamberlin, Mrs.
Lyman B. Swormstedt. DIR. A. Frances
Foye. Judge Mary OToole. Miss F. F.
Stiles. Miss Beryl Ingram, Miss Flora
Hoff. Miss Ruth NJ. Hansford, Mrs. r.
o. Jones. Miss Laura L. Tracy, Mrs
A. c. Payne. Miss Mabel B. Hiatt, Miss
n. X. Thompson, Mrs. NJ B. Whitfield,
Miss Star. Mrs NJ. S. Lawyer, Miss
Olive Beatty, Mrs. c. S. Richardson
Miss M. L. Black. Mrs Ball. Miss
Caroline Lanman, Miss Margaret Vail.
Mrs. E. K. Vail, MisS H. NJ Cheney,
Miss E. NJ Barnes, Miss Helen Brown,
Mrs: Mrs.. c Smith; Mrs v; $. Harrington.
Kelly Mccarthy. Miss Hazel swirl
Miss Julia G. Bannigan, Miss z. NJ. H
Lewis. Miss v. /. Benjamin, Mrs. Carl
Casey. Miss Carrie NJ Clarke, Mrs. L.
NJ. Berrien, Miss Ruth Jeffries. Mrs
F. II. Smell, Miss Spaulding, Miss
Eta Austin. Miss Martha Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. Alice T. Wilson, DR.. Julia Strobel,
Mrs. Grape, Miss G.. L. Leonard, Miss
NJ. F. Underwood and Mrs. Mary Nc
Closkey.
Mrs. Ruby Lee Minar and Mrs
Ethel l.. Ward will also speak Mrs.
Dorothy De Muth Watson will have
charge of the musical program. Mrs
Ella Davis Lewis will preside.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mrs. Cliff r. Richards will give a
bridge party tomorrow afternoon at
street. Chevy Chase, Md, for the
Unitarian women of Washington.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mrs. Taft, wife of the Chief Justice.
has returned from a several weeks
visit in her former home, Cincinnati.
where she was the guest of her two
sons and daughters-in-law and her
two sisters. Mrs. Taft has been in
Cincinnati frequently. but has not
made a visit of any length for some
years.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

The former secretary of the italian
embassy and Signora Geisser Celesia,
nave arrived in Rome after making
number of visits on the Continent
and spending a fortnight in Paris,
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Representative and Mrs. John j.
Fitzgerald of New York and two
daughters have arrived in Washing
ton for a short visit and are at the
New Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. R. S. Hooker
U. S. NJ c., are established at the
Lee House for several weeks.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

The Very Rev. c. Stanley Long,
D. D.. dean of st. Luke's Cathedral.
Orlando, Fla, accompanied by Mrs.
Long, has arrived from Florida and
he will be in charge of All Saints
Church, Chevy Chase circle, for the
summer
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mrs. William r. Cruto and children
are are guests of her parents. DIR. and
Mrs. George Tully Vaughn.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

The new military attache Of the
British embassy, Col. c. E. C. G..
Charlton, who sailed from England
Wednesday aboard the Homeric. is
expected to arrive in New York We'd
nesday. Gen. Bethel, the retiring
military attache, is now in New York
and will probably remain there until
the arrival of Col. Charlton.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mrs. Morris Evans and her daugh-
ter, Miss Meta Evans, entertained a
large dinner company Saturday
evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
Evening star., 1923-06-11
Belgian Ambassador In
New York for a Visit.

The ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier went to New
York yesterday for a short stay ana
sador is expected to return tomorrow
but the baroness will remain rev
days longer.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

representative and Mrs. Fred
brltten will sail for Europe July 4
on the Leviathan. They expect to
-; 80 TO russia and will spend some
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt have leased Brook House in
London from Lord and Lady Mount
batten and will entertain extensive
ly for their daughter, Miss Grace
Vanderbilt
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mrs. c. A. Stedman will close her
residence on New Hampshire avenue
this week and will go to her cot
for the summer.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

The ambassador of Chile and Sc
nora de Matthew have returned TO
at Hot Springs, and a week at Buena
Vista Springs.
Evening star., 1923-06-11
.HE Secretary of State, Mr..
Hughes, was host at lunch

HE Secretary OF state, MI.
- Hughes. was host at lunch
W. con today, entertaining at
the Metropolitan Club in
honor of the minister of justice and
attorney general Of Canada, Sir
Lomer Gouin: the secretary of state
of Canada, the Honorable H. Cott;
the deputy minister of justice, Mr.. E.
L. Newcombe, and the undersecretary
of state Of Canada, Mr.. T. Mulvey.
The guests asked to meet them were
the Secretary of War. Mr.. Weeks; the
Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Denby;
the Secretary of the Interior. DR..
Work: the Secretary of Agriculture.
Mr.. Wallace; the assistant to the At
torney General, Judge Milton u.
Purdy; the undersecretary OF state,
Mr.. Phillips; the counselor of the
British embassy. Mr.. Henry Getty
dian, Mr.. Thomas w. Miller; the as
sistant secretary of state, Mr.. Leland
Harrison; the new third assistant sec
retary Of state, Mr.. J. Butler Wright,
and the solicitor of the State Depart
ment, Mr.. Charles Janney Hyde.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr..
Edwin DENLY, will go to princeton
". j., the first of next week to at
tend the l76th commencement exer-
cises of Princeton University, Whlch
will be marked by the dedication or
its new art museum, Mccormick Hail
and of six trees to naval heroes: Ihe
Secretary's nephew, Charles DENLY,
will be one of the graduates.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Capt. and Mrs Nelson Dingley, Sd,
and their daughter are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Edward Nelson Dingley,
Capt. Dingley's parents, at 3715 Liv.
tngston street, Chevy. Chase, D. c.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

HO SSOOIlU OUUNStIOT OF tne Italian
embassy and Signora Catalani, who
sailed Wednesday aboard the HON.
eric. are expected in Now York
Wednesday. They will probably Join
Henry F. Dimock, in her home in
Ihe north. Signor and Signora
Catalani spent a few weeks in WASH
lnsIon last autumn and then went
70 bermuda for the early winter, and
for Italy.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. HendIey, who
have toured the world are now in
Paris. where they are staying at the
Hotel Louis le Grand. Later in the
season they will go to Switzerland
to remain through the summer and
Will return to their home in Wash
ington in the autumn
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs Albert B. Ruddock have
leased the house at 1102 10th street
for several of the summer months.
The house was formerly occupied by
Mrs. Paul Pearsall
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence J. Owens, jr.,
accompanied by Mrs. Alan o. Gle
phane, the mother of Mrs. Owens.
are spending fortnight at Atlantic
City.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mrs. NJ wadsworth Stedman is
making a short visit to the Farms,
Lanham, Md, with her niece, Mrs.
Albert Rust, and a visit to Mrs. Lee
Offutt of Maryland. Mrs Stedman
is the daughter OF the late DIR. H. n.
WadsWorth of Washington and will
soon return to her country home,
Hampton Bay, L. I. Her daughter,
Miss Edith Lois Thurber. is spending
the summer on Long Island with her.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Mrs. James L. Edwards announces
fhe marriage of her daughter. Miss
Morrison Welliver, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Judson c. Welliver. The cere
mony was performed Saturday. June
~ by the Rev. Willard T. Minnick
OF 1he Christ Episcopal Church Mr.
ana mrs. Welliver will be at home
after June 15 in Charlotte, n. c.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

Maj. and Mrs. Tresley Evans, Miss
Elizabeth Evans, Miss Elizabeth Van
Dyke lobe, Miss Rosa -Maye Kendrick
Mr.. George Williams. Mr.. Ralph
Sunday morning by motor for West
Point to attend the graduation of
Cadet John Evans. They will return
the latter part of the week.
Evening star., 1923-06-11
BetrothaI of Special
Interest In Washington.

Mrs. Theodore v. Boynton. who
closed her apartment on 18th street
and sailed for Europe several weeks
ago, has arrived in Parts, and is at
the Hotel Brighton.
Evening star., 1923-06-11

The solicitor general and Mrs.
James NJ. Beck and their daughter
Miss Beatrice Beck, who have been
mer home at Seabright, ". J., sailed
Saturday aboard the Adriatic for
Europe, where they will remain until
August. They will spend the early
fall at Seabright
The solicitor general has been call
ed to the English bar by the masters
of the bench of Gray's Inn, to argue
a case for the United States before
the privy council in London in July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-08

conoueror: she was stripped OF her
eastern boundaries and made to pay
a huge sum in gold to the conquerins
hordes.
Batt1ed Against Odds.
During the existence of the re-
public she was attacked in the most
brutal manner by an Overwhelming
force and made the most heroic stand
against these odds that has ever been
known in the history of mankind. To
her aid came nearly all the nations
of the earth, realizing the Justice OF
her cause and the danger which
would ensue to all nations II her en-
emies were victorious. She estab-
lished by the defense OF Verdun a
chapter in history which has been
unequaled in its heroic sacrifice In
the phrase, Thou shalt not pass.
has become a symbol of the resistance
of freedom to tyranny. 1t Is wen to
warn our people against the insidious
propaganda which is now spreading
in all directions. Especially should
we guard against the feeling which:
seems to have gained so great
vogue. that justice, right and honesty
should give place to the demands ct
trade and commerce. All good peopIr
hope to see the rejuvenation of Ger
many, but not because they desire
German trade, or German commerce.
We all wish to see the citizens of
Germany rise to that plane of pa
triotic love for their country which
only the merit of their country can
command. 1t is not, 1 believe, the
habit of our country to let the bal
ance of trade, the prosperity of COM
merce and the desirability Of Goa
tar dyes take the place of the sNrit
of patriotism and the obligatory Of
gratitude, HARVEY ". WILEY. !.