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The Washington times., 1924-07-19
FIELD ExERc lSEs TEAM
ORGANIZED AT MEADE

A team for the preparation and
conduct Of terrain exercises for field
and staff Officers OF the $3.50 and
395th Regiments of Infantry and the
37lst Field Artillery OF organized
reserves has been appointed by Brig
adler General Harold 3. Fiske, COM
manding Camp Meade.
The team will be composed of
Lieutenant Colonels G. II. Baird.
cavalry; WIN ID. Wills and John
Scott, infantry: Majors e. l.. Pen.
infantry; Ballard Lyerly, field artil.
Iery: Captains w. e. Iauer. A. III.
Rogers. infantry: Bull Moore. field
artillery, ana Albert Merrill. cavalry.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
NEW WORLD ORDER. TOPIC
OF VERMONT AVE. CHURCH

"The Coming Of the New World
Order" will be the subject oe the
sermon Of the Reverend Jesse Guy
Smith at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church tomorrow morn.
ing. In the evening Mr.. Smith,
who Is director of religious educa.
ton OF the church. win preach a
special sermon for young people
on Jesus Enthroned."
The special musical program ar
ranged by William p. Braithwaite,
director Of music. win include e
soprano solo at the JEnorniiig sSrv-
ice by Mrs. b. %. Shreve ana D
contralto solo at the evening service
by Mrs. Francis M. Shore.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
MOOSE PREPARE FOR BIG
NEW YORK CONVENTION

NEW YORK, July 1S.--Arrange-
nents for the convention Of the
Loyal Order OF Moose the week
Of the 9th are assuming such
proportions as to indicate a week
Of unusual activity and gaiety.
Secretary OF Labor James j. Davis.
director general Of the order, all
ready is in the city, to be fol-
lowed by the other supreme Off
GERS, who viii convene in oxecu-
tive session next week.
An attractive Court Of Honor
Is to be erected in Times Square,
which will be the objective point
OF all the activities. rhe inaugu-
raj ceremonies will take place ia
Carnegie Hall Monday, July IS,
at 10 a. M, when addresses OF
welcome will be made by the gov
ernor; acting mayor, State, city
ana other officials.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
DR.. LAMBETH TO PREACH
MORNING AND EVENING

The Reverend Doctor w. a. Lam
beth. pastor. Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
WIN preach at both services at
the church tomorrow. In the mGrn-
ing his topic viii be, sThe Atoning
Blood" In the evening he win
speak on 'sThe Baptism Of Fire. ,
by Miss Carrie williams, secretary.
at o'clock in the evening. The
subject VIII be, "SojOurners and
Settlers over the Rio Grande. The
Esthnaoruth class win hold services
In the Jail at ESQ o'clock. The Ep.
worth League win conduct services
at the tuberculosis Hospital at 8
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
KUNDAEiL TO BE SPEAKER
At oPEN-AIR SERVICE

G. G. KundahI WIN speak at
the open air service In Lincoln
Park at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Kundahl is active in the
Central Union Mission.
George T.. Meyers win be song
leader with Mrs. M. r.. Moffatt
at the organ. The meeting is
under the auspices of the Y. M.
C. A. and an Inter Church Com
.mittee, and is open to the public.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
DOCTOR BRIGGS RETURNS
FROM RAPTISTs' CAMP

Doctor John e. Briggs has re
turned from the Baptist encamp-
nlent at Virginia Beach and win
preach at Fifth Baptist Church
tomorrow morning on Deep Sea
Fishing" and at night on THE
Way. the Truth and the Life
All services continue at Fifth
Baptist Church all summer. "Thc
Browne Trio" viii play several
instrumental selections tomorrow
night.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

PASTOR LYON RESIGNS
TO BECOME EVANGELIST

The Reverend w. N. Lyon. pastor
Of the First Brethren Church.
Twelfth ana b Streets southeast.
has rendered his resignation To take
effect April 1, 1895. Mr.. Lyon or
ganized and was first pastor o.
the Church Of the .'Brethretl,D at
Fourth street and North Carolina
avenue southeast. He was born
near Keyser, w. Va, and graduated
from BrIdgewater College, Virginia.
He probably win engage in evan
geIisttc work.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
REV. WoLVEN TO CONDUCT
HOLIDAY HOUSE SERVICE

The sunset service at Holiday
House, vacation home for girls,
Society Of the Diocese Of Washing
ton, tomorrow afternoon. viii Be
conducted by the Reverend r. L.
Wolven, at present the minister-in-
charge Of Epiphany parish.
The services win be at o'clock
and the electric cars leaving Twelfth
and d street northwest, at 4 p. M,
win reach Holiday House IN time
for the service.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
us. UNIVORRIED
BYSYNTHETIG
COLD
Cheap Production Of Metal
Would Nscessitats New
Monetary STANDARD
BY ROBERT s. THORNBURGH,
international News service.

BY ROBERT s. THORNBURGH,
international News Service.
World monetary systems are in
no. danger from the reported pro.
duction OF synthetic gold by 4
German chemist, officials at the
United States treasury declared
today.
Admitting that should gold be
manufactured in large quantities
and more cheaply than it can be
mined, the American dollar, stand
ard OF world coinage value, would
60 the way Of the German mark.
Treasury chemists insisted that
synthetic production win cost more
than the ordinary mining pro.
|cesses.
The world gold. supply is approx.
mately $4,000, 900, 000l For the last
two years the production has been
about 16,000,000 ounces, annually,
the value Of $20.67 per- ounce
having been fixed many years ago
in an international agreement Of
great powers.
$4,OOO.OOO,OOO BY u. s.
The United States holds over
81, 900 900, 900 Of the total.
Treasury officials doubted that
the German chemist has a formula
for the practical production of gold
in quantities. Hundreds of for
mulas have been submitted to the
director Of the mint, but none have
been productive Of results.
Practical artificial gold manufac.
ture, in treasury officials opinion,
Ii still the wlll-o-the-whisp dream
OF the alchemists OF centuries ago.
However, should gold manufac-
ture become an actually, quick
action on the part Of the big gov
ernments would be necessary 70
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
Service Is Omitted

The Reverend John s. Moses,
rector Of st. Johns Church, George
town, has announced that the
usual service Of Holy Communion
on Thursday morning will be
omitted during the remainder Of
the summer.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
Australian Passion Hero

The Reverend Ernest James, d.
d. Of the Collins Street Congre.
gational Church, Melbourne, Aus
traIia, will occupy the pulpit Of
the First Congregational Church
tomorrow at both morning and
evening services.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
Rohart Win Speak

The Y. M. c. "A. has arranged
to have Emerson Rohart speak at
the GherryGale BAPTIST Church to.
morrow morning and the Reverend
S. NJ. Croft at the evening service.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
REV. Swem's Subiect

Summer Story No. s: Why q
Man Ran from q Woman with
a Horsewhip" will be related TO-
morrow night by the Reverend
E. Hez Sven, pastor Of Cen
tennial Baptist Church. The morn.
ing subject is what Love Gets"
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
BISHOP HERBERT SHIPMAN
WILL PREACH TOMORROW

The preacher at the open-air
service at the Peace Cross in the
grounds OF the National Cathedral,
on Wisconsin avenue, at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, win be the
Right Reverend Herbert Shipman,
d. D.. Sufragan Bishop OF New
York.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
Rev. Nelms win Preach

The Reverend J. Henning Nelms,
ID. D., rector OF Silver Spring
parish. win preach tomol row morn
ing at st. Margaret's Church at
the IL o'clock service.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
Etchison win Sueak

The ONO Class at Brightwood
NJ e. Church will be instructed
tomorrow morning by Page Mex.
Etchison. religious work direktor
OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

RHNlGl9I ~ HAMsI8 = @WAlll1
the first Of the week when she viii
return north for the rest Of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Glassman an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Sophia Glassman, 20
Louis Koladln, formerly of Newark,
but now q resident of Washington.
No date has been set Tor the wed.
ding. z
Of Pennsylvania, entertained intor.
mally at dinner last evening on the
New Willard roof.
4
Mrs. Ralph Richards Of No. 27IS
Connecticut avenue, accompanied ~
Mrs. Ernest r. Burchard is motor
with her her daughters, the Misses
Betty and Jeanne Richards. They
win return here about the middle
Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Stuart
Landstreet, jr., are receiving con-
.
born July 1T at Southampton, ~.
nor Hoover. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William p. Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Taggart
and their infant daughter have re.
turned to Washington after an ex-
tensfve visit to CorsicaIle, Texas,
the home of former CONGRESSMAN
Rufus Hardy. Mrs. Taggart was
formerly Miss Mildred Hardy, daugh-
ter of Judge Hardy.
TO ATTEND SONS
WEDDING AT PLACID.
Mrs. William Alexander Leetch. OF
Georgetown, and her son, William
DougalI Leetch, have left for Lake
Placid. N. r., where they will at
tend the wedding OF Mrs. Leetcn's
younger son, Doctor Henry w.
Leetch, and Miss Bertha Gullberg,
CT Moline, ILL.,, on July 20. William
Leetch will be his brothers best
man.
Colonel and Mrs. Hamilton Haw-
kins have left their quarters at
Fort Myer and gone to Vineyard
Haven. Ne. where they are guests
at the Havenside Hotel and will re.
turn to Washington August I.
-
Colonel s. r. Gleaves and Mrs.
Gleaves, with their two tlaughtefs
Miss Julia Gleayes and. Miss Anne
Gleaves. have arrived at Washing
ton Barracks, and are occ1,nvi1.s,
be an Instructor A. the Wa CoI-
lege, having been stationed in TeTss
for the past wear. after sarytnc fo,.
four years at the washington Rar.
racks @ = 80 -
college at New OrIeans whsie ~.
father was stationed Ia Taxas -
$50
Mrs. Arthur Sears HanAine YyiI,
Lieutenant and Mrs Harry q
SIocurri. who have bean pnesf. -
Mrs. Siocum.s mother Mrs Tsnnes,
X. Jones, for the last veal h.ws
gone to Annapolis Ia wish fr;aras
over the weekend ~ = l'us
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Francis Rtev.
have closed their country residencs
Green Hills, Nd. ana rona 10 Mss,
York, whence they WIN ssii toasv :
aboard fhA Taalfic a.. rs,...~ so-y
1Ops.
4 Philip sheridan. az r,incsnra+, !.
at the Hamilton Hotel while viSit,r y. !,
Washington.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
Loving Is Camp Speaker

w. H. Loving, OF Epworth Nj. E.
Church South. win speak at the
tomorrow afternoon meeting at
Camp Let's. the 7. n. C. A. camp
or Rhodes river.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
What's Doing Today and
Tomorrow.


Today.
Outing The first annual e8cnTslon ~
st. stephens Club VIII 81 held 81 Mar
shall Hall today. Steamer leaves Seventh
street wharf At 10 q. ii. and $3.50 ,. "a.
Picnic-The Ohio Girls Club will hold
itg annual picnic today on the grounds
surrounding the Sixteenth street reser-
yoir.
outing The employees of 3. Kann Sons
Company will hold their annual excur-
sion today ct Chesapeake Beach.
Outing Employes Of the office ck the
Register Of the Treasury will hold pic
mic today on the grounds surrounding
the Sixteenth street reeervoir.
Outing-Tile annual picnic Of the
western Union Telegraph Company Will
be held az Morgantown, Nd.
Address "Principles OF the Republic
can Party" VIII be the subject Of an
address delivered before the WOmen's
National Political study Club at the
Phyllis WheatIey X w. g. a. - p m.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
BAPTIST.

FIFTH s, ..'' IN ~ .,:..1 ], Dr ot IS.
TEG4E asS ulrs !, r; US. I . Wax
continue az summer. Palm leaf and electric
FANS, Music at nisht BY "HFowals Trio"
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
CHRISTIAN.
Vermont Avenue Christian

Vermont Ave., North OF N st.
Rev. Earle Whitley, LID. Pastor.
Rev. Jesse Guy Smith.
Director Of Religious Education.
s:45 a. m.--Graded Bible School.
IL q. m.--Serlnon by Mr.. Smith, THE
COMING OF THE NEW WORLD Or
DER
p. n.-~Christian Endeavor meetings
8--Sermon by Mr.. Smith. sJESUS EN-
THRONED."
Thursday. 1850 p. M, Prayer Service.
preceded by church supper.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

COOL IDGES ON
MA YFL OVER
CRUISE
Guests From Northan1p-
ton Arrive for Short
Visit
BY JEAN ELIOT.

WVk1E President and Mrs. Coolidge
left the White House this
afternoon for d cruise on the
Mayflower. Their guests included
the Presidents father, Colonel John
Coolidge, their son, John, and Doc
tor and Mrs. John Hitchcock, Of
Northampton, Mass, who arrived
IN Washington last night to be
guests OF the Coolidges. They VIII
probably be gone over the weekend.
Jan Masaryk 60 Wed
Charles II. Cranes Daughter.
Dispatches from Prague. Czecho-
slotalSia, which tell Of the engage.
Inent OF Jan Masaryk, son Of the
President Of Czecho slovahias and
s.Miss Wetherhee Crane" described
ao the daughter OF Charles r. Crane
are of exceeding interest here. for
Mr.. Masarylx was his c0untry's
first Diplomatic representative in
Washington and, being a delightful
person. made many warm friends.
Moreover there seems little doubt
that the. nome OF the bride to be
was garblet1 In transit and that
s'Nliss Wetherbee Crane" Is Mrs.
Crane Leatherbee, daughter Of the
former president Of the Crane Conn
pany. who was once Minister to
China; and Mrs. Leatherbee was at
one time a resident of the capital.
The rumOr Of the engagement OF
Mr.. Masaryk and Mrs. Leatherbee
first became current last April
when the young diplomat visited
this country for q few weeks. Now,
however, it Is stated that official
announcement will be made within
q few weeks and that the occasion
will be a reception at Carlsbad,
which win be- attended by President
Masaryk, prominent officials and
diplomats.
Jan Garrigue Masaryk is the only
son OF President Thomas Garrigle
Masaryk OF Czecho slovalIia. He
was appointed 'Czechoslo khan
charge dsaffaires at Washington in
1919, arriving to assume his official
duties early in 1920. In May OF
this year he was appointed Czecho-
elovakian minister to London.
Mrs. Leatherkee. who divorced her
first husband. Robert Leatherbee,
some time ago, is q sister Of Richard
Crane, II, who was minister to
CRechOslovalEia and It would seem
probable that her romance with
Mr.. Masaryk5 dated from the time
when she visited her brother in
Prague. Before being sent to a
foreign country. Mr.. Crane was sec
rotary to Robert Lansing. then
Secretary Of State.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

4 AArCuSs
3. Air de Ballet.
5. The Angelus.
4. Fete Boheme.
Piccolo Solo. Cleopatra" Demare
Czech. Sergt. A. LutkiewItz.)
Grand selection, "Mefistofele" Boito
Excerpts from The Fortune 4
Tone Poem. ''Finlandiai' .Sibelius
Finale, March Slavo .TchaIkoweky
.The StAr-Spangled BAnner.)
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
RUDOLPHs BOUND FOR
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Commissioners and Mrs. Cuno
Rudolph will close their apartment
at the Dresden on Monday and
60 to White Sulphur Springs for
several months stay.
&&
General Charles e. Sawyer has
returned to his apartment at the
New Willard after q short visit to
his home in Marion, Ohio.
80
Mrs. Wyman Lawrence. Of FIori-
dA, and her mother, Mrs. Hum
phreys, are in Washington for q
ten-day visit and are staying at the
Brighton. They are renewing an
acquaintance Of long standing with
the Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
Concert

BY the United States Army Band,
at the Ellipse. today at s b. m.
w. =. Stannard. director.
March, s'Tannhauser'' -. Wagner
Overture, "Phedre" Massenett
Suite de Concert. Scenes PITT
toresaues ..s..........M assenett
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
HUNGARIAN MINISTER
LEAVES FOR NEW YORK.

Laszlo Szechenyi, went to New
York today. Count and Countess
Ezechenyi viii san next week for
Europe. The Countess is at present
IN Newport.
The Minister Of Poland and Nine.
WrobIewslxa win go tomorrow to
their cottage in New Hampshire.
They had returned to Washington
ON account Of the Illness of their
son.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
Royalty to Receive.

Thursday win see the climax Of
the social program, when King
George v and Queen Mary viii
give an afternoon garden party at
Buckingham Palace in honor of the
visiting Americans and Canadians,
1t IL. expected that this party win
be one OF the largest ever given in
Buckingham Palace grounds. Sew
eral minor receptions are on the
program for Thursday evening.
Honor will be paid the memory
OF George Washington on Friday,
when a majority OF the delegates
will go. to Sulgrave Manor, the
ancient home OF the washington
family, as the guests OF the Sui
grave Institution Of Great Britain.
Visconnt and Viscountess Aston
will give a garden party In the AFT.
ernoon at their country estate.
Cliveden-on-T Thames, which, II il ex.
pected. 500 will attend. Friday
evening the present Lord ChanceI-
Tor, lord Haldane. and three for.
mer holders OF that office, the
Earl OF Blrkenhead, Viscount Cave
and Lord Buckmaster win give an
iofficial reception at the Palace of
VvnnfrnfmanfnY.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

Mrs. Julia A., Francis and her
daughter, Mrs. Lucille II. Long, u
Washington, are staying At Hotel
Traymore in Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
no ATTEND WEDDING
IN NEW YORK.

The Minister of Venezuela and
Nine. Arcaya have gone to New
York to attend the wedding tonight
Of Miss Luisa Jhan, Of Venezuela
TO Mr.. John Scholtz. Of New York
The Minister and Nine. Arcaya will
return to Washington in q few
days, and win remain here through
out the summer.
X 4
Leander Mccormick G0odhart
Of the British embassy. who Il
spending several weeks at Bar Har
Dor, win have twelve guests al
dinner at the Swimming Club to
night.
y %&
Jules Henry. second secretary Of
the French embassy, on his return
from Canada next month, will be
decorated by the Polish government
With the cross Of the Polonia
Restituta. one OF the highest iloncrs,
The decoration win be bestowed for
Mr.. Henry's work in the world
war in recruiting Polish troops in
America.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

Colonel and Mrs. Hamilton Haw.
kins have left. their quarters at
Fort Myer and gone to Vineyard
Haven. Me-. where they are guests
at the Havenside Hotel and win re.
turn to Washington August I.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Winiarn Shepherd
OF Locust, N. r., are at Wardman
Park Hotel. With them are 8. q.
Roach and Miss Margaret Van
Camp.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19
TO ATTEND SONS
WEDDING Ar PLACID.

Mrs. William Alexander Leetch, OF
Georgetown, and her son, William
DougalI Leetch, have left for LaIsc
Placid. N. r., where they will at
tend the wedding OF Mrs. Leetcn's
younger son, Doctor Henry w.
Leetch, and Miss Bertha Gullberg,
CT Moline, ILL.,, on July 20. William
Leetch viii be his brothers beat
man.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

The formal program will end on
Saturday with visits to Oxford and
Cambridge Universities. At oxford
In the afternoon. Sir John and Lady
Simon will be hosts at q garden
party in the gardens OF Wadham
College. Sir John Simon is one OF
the most distinguished leaders of
the English bar.
Every effort win be made to
show the visiting lawyers the
sights OF London, and numerous ex-
cursiohs 10 PAGES OF interest have
been arranged. Facilities win be
given for special visits to the Royal
Court OF Justice and I'd the IA
NOUS Old Bailey, which houses the
criminal courts Of London.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

Mrs. Il. M. Clements. and har
daughter Mrs. c. Fuller Winters
left yesterday for New York Ia ioin
Mrs. Clements other daughter Mrs.,
Frank Grant Cpowell, who arrived
on the Majestic from a six month
tour Of Europe. Later Mrs
Clements and Mrs. Winters win 81,
to the New Jersey shore to snend
the summer months, returning Ia
their apartment IN the Congress
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas III. Russell
q Staunton. Va, are staying at the
Hamilton Hotel They are accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Patch
Of Staunton. -.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Francis Riggs
have closed their country residence.
Green Hills, Nd. ana gone to New
York. whence they win sail today
aboard The Baltic for Europe.
The Washington times., 1924-07-19

Mrs. James T. Leavitt Of Wash.
ington, gave luncheon at Hillside
Farm, in Williamstown, Mass,
where she Is visiting her nephew,
Samuel p. Blagden. The guests In.
cIuded Mrs. Thomas Al. Selfridge,
widow Of Rear Admiral Selfridge, u.
s. N; Miss Katherine Mimmack. of
Washington, Mrs. Charles Buckley
Hubbell and Mrs. Elias p. Mann.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03
ANALZANDO HECHOS

rancia, Italia, Alemania en- Ing a.
ezra, cuna del rey Jorge, donde hoy
ominan su parlamento los SociaLstas,
aqui, en- este cascaron de tantos po-
los marruecos sc gozan en- insinuar al
yobierno tomar medidas tan absur-
las como estupdas? Es que ese gran
ltmero de avaros y hambrientos de
nfluencias temen una mayoria de re-
lublicanos Y socialistas en- la Camara
" en- Ell Senado por aquello de creerlos
.apaces de pasar feyes que autoricen
inchar capitalists Y destruir propie-
AIDES. lImbecil el que tenga forma-
10 tai concepto y Sc empefie en- seme-
antes propagandas! Ese es el miedo
le quienes no han obrado bien sus
procedures les hacen yer fantasmas
londe no existen, y cierran los ojos
para no recibir la luz prepotente de un
luevo sol de ideales que Sc .presenta
nuestro horizonte politico ofrecien-
10 mas claridad iluminando la con-
;iencia y sehalando ell camino de la
yerdadera felicidad de los pueblos opri-
nidos.
Reconliendo que el tituIo de pa
riota lie sea cancelado por ell tribunal
lie la opinion ptblica todo ese cdmu-
de malos politicos que en- contu-
5ernio vergonzoso tratan de especular
on la dignidad y ell prestigio de nues-
70 pueblo. Y aqui cabe Ell dicho del
lue fue gran maestro Matienzo: "Es-
;os politicos de panza son ell diablo
or grande que sea el tamafio del BIZ
oer6n les cabe perfectamente en- la
1oca. - Hntiendo que ese honor en-
,de'ante no. Sc lie debe conferir ma
lie que no de pruebas de amar SUI
'ais con algo que justifque sus dere-
hos v ponga de, relieve SUI conducta
sus m6ritos para ostentarlo con to-
10 Ell orgullo propio de la satisfaction
Eel deber cumpido.
Lo que procede en- esta situaci6n an
gustiosa es obrar discreta juiciosa-
mente 81 es que queremos sa1var Ell
Auen nombre del pals que amenaza con
a espada del odio y de la venganza
todos los falsos idolos.
VAR DE LUoUILLo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03
JNA DE TANTAS RECTIFICACIO
MES A TEL TEMPO

Ell muy estlmado joven don Juan Ra-
non Ramos, hermano del Comislonado
4e servicio P1blsco de Manati, nos en-
ia para su publication la siguiente in
.crnsaoion que cohstitaye una &C las ma
shas rectifcaclonss que lie vienen ha-
denlo al .diaaio nlencs leido de~asGer-
to Rico. s
Esta information viene demostrar
claramente que el referido joven no
sstaba solo en- la asamblea republico-
socialista celebrada recientementa ALI,
toda vez que la lista que publicamos
-epresenta 10 que mas vale del parttdo
.spublicano EN- Ia referida poblacion.
Abril so, 1924.
No ss verdad como asegura Ell repor-
;er de "El TEMPO que yo sea Ell
inico partidario de la Alianza Puerto
.liquena en- esta cudad Y para que Sc
yea 10 falso de la noticia voy citar
los nombres de los lideres mas signifi-
cados en- ssta poblaci6n que estan con
"a Alianza.
Ell cronista de "El TEMPO no debe
citar 10 octrrido en- la Asamblea del
iomingo pues ALI no habia quien Sc la
ntendiera con Ell desorden las pro-
vocaciones. Tuve necesidad de aban-
ionar Ell salon debido al atropello que
Sc cometi6 conmigo no dejandome de-
fender mis- resoluciones.
Aqui van los nombres de los sefores
que estAn con el pafto.
DR.. Alexandra oteTo Lopez, DR.. Ra-
fael s. vAzquez, DelRn Suro, Ramon
Rosa Quifones, Baldomero Collazo il
menes, Felix Ginez, Eandalio Montilla,
Joaquin Acosta, Basilio velez, Eduar-
do Escobar Baldomero Collazo Jr., Luis
Smo, Andres Mel6ndez, Serafin Diaz,
Rafael Lugo, valeriano Flores, Emilio
ocasio, Emeterio Colon, Felmfn Cola
20. Luis Brau y Bonocio Wegell.
va We el Sr. Reporter quienes son
los capitanes con que cuentan para la
Pr6xima campaha la alianza aqui.
J.R. RAMOS.