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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
cUMM1Ns ABANDoNA A MEJ1co

CUMMINS ABAND0NA A MEJICO
CIUDAD DE MEJICo, JUNO 19.
Omitted Press).- En- el Ministerio de
Relaciones Exteriores, han anunciado
que Cummins ha recibido instrucciones
en- el sentido de que. marche Ell jueves,
que al efecto Sc le estan preparando
sus pasaportes. Cummins saldra en- fe-
rrocarril hacia los Estados Unidos. y
la embajada americana Sc esta prepa-
rando para recibir los archives de "a
embajada inglesa. La policia todavia
esta guardando los alrededores de la
legaci6n, pero Sc permitira a Cummins
que Sc marche siempre que presente
sus papeles en- regla y sellados en- Ell
Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
Ell Presidente del Cornite
investigator contra St.
John cree haber encon-
trado una formula adj
mirable para solucionar
ell conflicto
Es possible que hoy Sc rinda el
infOrme del .resuItadO de las
investigaciOnes

Aver no Sc reuni6 ell Comite investi.
gador contra Ell Rector de la Universi-
dad, Mr. st. John, pues Sc considera
al parecer, terminados los trabajos de
investigation Y solo Sc espera la trans
cripci6n del record para redactar Ell
informe.
Ell infcrme del Comit6 es muy po-
sible cue sea- por unanimidad sera
rendido de un momento a otro la Ca
mara para SUI consideration.
Un Redactor nuestro, qrtien estuvo
hablando aver con ell Representative
Romani, Presidente. del Comite Inves-
tigador, nos manifesto que 6l estaba
pensando en- una. formula que conside-
ra muy buena para solucionar estos
confictos en- lasUniversidad, en- ell pre-
sente y en- ell futuro.
Ell active Representante por Rio Pie
dras no quisos decirnos en- que consis-
tia su formulaD pero nos dijo que es-
perapa cue Ia TeisEaa fuese aaceptada
por los otros mieInbros del Comite Y
por la Camara porque le parecia COM
pletamente acceptable.
Nos manifesto ademas ell seiior Ro-
mani que el no tenia, como creian mn-
chos, animosidad a1guna contra Ell Sr.
st. John.
"Lo que ocurre es-nos dijo-que
yo siempre combatfa su nombramiento
porque siempre 10 considere perjudicial
a los efectes de mantener la buena mar
cha de la Universidad. Ell tempo ha
venido ha darme la razon y yo me con-
formo cor ESQ; pero no seria capaz de
guardian una actitud de injustifcada
animosidad contra ese funcionario''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
Los agiutos de Oda Ia h Sc uran en- I'm bOque firme
CompaO, para redamar slE derehOs defender sus nte
re Pedrdn que Sc ipOngan COntfbudones equatas que
las mEmaS sean yertdas de una anea rdzOnabe No ira
Tan de esquNa pagO de COnbudones, snO que Sc les re-
COnoNan sS derehOs Aver Sc euneOn en- Ia Cdmaa de Co.
meCO yarOs aCauddadOs agrmtMes de tOda Ea, dandO
loc nr;n,ornc nococ nm ncn confidn ca -
LA CoNvENcIoN DEMocRATA
APoYARA A Los PUERToRRI-
QUENos?
1eemos de ell "Heraldo de Gu

Ieemos de Ell "Heraldo de Gu
ba":
WASHINGTON, 64-La delega-
cion portorriquefia tratara de ape
lar a la convention democratic ma
cional para que determine Ell status
final de la Isla
La plataforma adoptada por la
convention que nombr6 los dele
gados contiene la declaration de
que de acuerdo con la constitution
de los Estados Unidos no son posi-
bles las colonias. De aqui esta pa
lanca de la plataforma Sc sometera
la Conisi6n de Resoluciones de
la Convention Nacional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
"POR TELEGRAPH DESDE
MAYAGUEZ"

Ell acreditado Hotel "Col6n" insta-
lado en- los pisos segundo tercero
del suntuoso edifcio de don Patricio
Martinez no fue alcanzado por el Ill
timo fuego como erroneamente cir
culara la noticia.
Jose Jimenez FONT,
Propietario.
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i;iYO REGAlO MIS- MIIL0NfS y!

A quien en- P. r. pueda reconstruir-
lie su maquina de escribir, sumar Y
GAIA Registradora, mas barato nj me-
jor que yo. Evite gastar en- una nue.
va, Brujo Ojeda millionaire, Tele. 355.
San Jose No. 81. San Juan, P. r.
TENGO MAQUINAS DE VENTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20

Nadal quienes son los dos principaies
jefes de estos partidos en- minoria.
Presidian a los manifestantes dos
banderas americanas y una bandcra
blanca en- la que Sc LEILA una inscrip-
ci6n demandando Justicia.
LA LLEGADA A PALACIO
Al Iegar los manifestantes frente
Ia Mansion Ejecutiva, fueron deteni-
dos como Glen pasos de la Fortaleza
por un Gordon de policia que Sc en-
contraba ALI situado bajo las ordenes
del Captain Blanco del Coronel
Lewis.
Entonces comenzaron los gritos en-
sordecedores de aquella multitud, lam
zando exclamaciones como estas:
lAbajo la Tirania! iNo queremos
dictadurasl iAbajo la Alianza! ivivan
los derechos del Pueblo!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
UNA coMIsIoN MUNICIPAL

Cuando hab'abamos con ell represen-
Stante Romani, vimos en- los salones de
la Camara, conferenciando privadamen-
te con algunos representatives una
Comisi6n compuesta de varios altos
funcionarics del Municipio de esta ciu-
dad.
Aunque no pudimos saber ell asunto
de que trataban, alguien nos informo
que estaban discutiendo algo relative
al Proyecto de Ley de Gobierno local
por Comisi6n para esta capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
LAS LEYEs FIRMADAs
BARCELO Y TOUS EN- LA
FoRTALEZA

El Secretario Executive Interino,
Sr. Herrero, nos inform6 oficialmente
que ell Gobernador Towner habia es-
tampado su firma los Proyectos de
Ley, uno, cuatro, tres Y nueve del
Senado, todos los cuales Sc refieren
enmiendas en- la VICENTE Ley Electo-
raj.
Parece que La precipitation del Go
bernador en- frmar estos Proyectos Sc
debe a que por ser Leyes electorales
consideradas de caracter urgente por
la Legislature Tdebian empezar regir
embellishments. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20

mas importantes en- ell pals. No es que
clos deseen que Sc les rebajen las con-
tribuciones. Estan dispuesto pagar
todo 10 que sea justo, pero NADIA que
este fuera de 10 equitativo.
PEDIRAN REPRESENTATION EN- LA
LEGISLATURA
Otro de los propositos primordiales
que llevan a los agricultores unirse
en- apretado haz, es para solicitar que
Sc les de 10 representation que en- JUS
ia ley les pertenece en- nuestra legisla-
tura insular y de la cual estan huerfa-
nos en- la actualidad. "En nuestras
camaras, dicen ellos-'' hasta los obrc-
ros tienen varios representatives, y nos
otros no tenemos a nadie. Y no esta-
mos dispuestos que las cosas sigan
de esa, manera. Es pores que vamos
unirnos, para constituir una fuerza,
una asoclacion que Sc haga respetar,
y que sea atendida al reclamar sus
derechos. No queremos que vue-va a
darse ell case de los hearings que Sc
celebraron tiltimamente, en- los cuales
llevamos una representation aislada y
sin fuerzas, cuando en- realidad, somos
uno de los factores mas importantes
del progreso del pals. Nos uniremos,
tabacaleros, fruteros, azucareras y ca
feteros, en- una asociaci6n fuerte y po-
derosa. dispuestos velar por nuestros
intereses, defender nuestros derechos,
~ laborar juntos por la prosperidad
de nuestra isla''.
A continuation publicamos la con-
vocatoria que Sc lanza los agriculto-
res para la Asamb-ea que ha de cele-
brarse ell 81:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
LA MANIFESTATION Sc
DISUELvE '

Unida nuevamente los manifestan-
tes la Comisi6n que conferenci6 con
Ell Gobernador continue SUI ruta hasta
la Plaza de Colon en- donde Sc disol-
vic. .,....
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los pnmerOs paSOS en- csc SentldO.- Sc
lama una COny0CatOria a los agriuhtOres
Pedran que Sc les reCOnO1a deehO aesta reesentadOS
en- Ia Legislature demandaran que Sc les de da ppeseR
taC6n peS en- Ia aduddad eStdn hu6rfdnOS de Ia mismd

Los hearings celebrates lltimamente
ante la Comisi6n de Construcciones
Ingresos han venido sedalar un gra-
we NAL: el que los agricnltores de p.
r. carecen de union v por 10 tanto dc
fuerza para rec,amar sus derechos.
Pues bien, en- vista de tai estado dc
cosas, varios acaudalados propietarios,
de toda la isla, han concebido la idea
de unir D. todos los agricultores en- una
asociaci6n frme y poderosa, al efec-
to va, Sc han dado los primeros pasos.
La REUNION DE AVER EN- LA
CAMARA DE COMERcIo
Aver Dor la mahana, Sc ce,ebr6 ia
primera reunion. A la misma asistie-
ron siete agricnltores de los mas entu-
siastas, quienes representation los sic,
to distritos, por ende a todos los agri7
cultores. Despu6s de discptir amplia-.
rnerte fg question, Sc acordo lamar una
convocatoria a todos los agricultores
de p. r., para Que cada pueblo mandc
su representation, una asamblea mag
ma que Sc celebrara ell viernes 81 de
este mes en- los salones de la Biblote-
ca Carnegie En- dicha asamblea, que
dara formalmente constituida la Asocia
ci6n de Agricultores de Puerto Rico,
cuyo fin sera, velar por los intereses de
"a n ooricyI%,f,a az, In iSla
,oUE PROPosITos GUAM A Los
oRGANIzADoREs DE LA Aso
CIACION?
Aver estuvimos hablando con va
rios de los caballeros que firman III
convocatoria Y quienes Sc muestran en-
tusiasmados y llenos de amino para lle-
var feliz termino la campafa que
han emprendido.
Todos ellos poseen propiedades rl-
rales nos manifiestan que no tarda-
"a un mes sin cue todos los agriculto-
res de la isla esten unidos en- un bio
que firme y compacto, preparados para
defender sus intereses.
Una de las ideas primordiales de IL
asociaci6n, es, solicitar que Sc impon-
gan contribuciones equitativas, y velar
porque las ,mismas, sean invertidas
razona blemente. Ellos Green que Ell con-
tribuyente tiene derecho percibir en-
servicio la contribution que paga, y los
agricultores, mas que ninguna otra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20

THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF NEW YORK has for rent
from July LIST. the entire second
floor of its building, San Justo
Street No. 2. Inquire THE Ma
TIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW
YORK.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20

Ell Presidente de la Asamblea
Municipal, LcdO. Ramirez Santi-
baiiez, desmiente rOtundamente
la version de que Sc hicierOn eco
,algunOs peri0dicOs, en- el senti-
do de que habia de fOrmarse el
PartidO Unionista Pur0 en- esta
ciudad, y que Ell LcdO. Santi-
baiez seria ell lder de dichO
mOYimientO
sAuEMAs NOS MANIFESTO QUE
Ell GOBIERNO POR COMISION ES
UN 'MUERTO Y QUE MORIRA EN-
LA CAMARA DE REPRESENTAN-
TES POR FALTA DE AMBIENTE
QUE LIE DE IMPULSE Y VIDA
Ultimamente, varios diarios de la
localidad, han acogido en- sus columnas
Ell rumor, algunos nan llegado has
ia afirmar rotundamente, que la for
maci6n del Partido Unionista Pun es
TN hecho. Y presentabsr di hos Pc
riodicos al Lcdo. Ramirez Sant;banez,
Presidente de la Asamblea Municipal,
JContinla en- Ia pag. q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20

dara las enmiendas las Leyes elec-
torales. Pero nosotros hemos sabido
que I'd. acaba de firmar dichos Pro-
yectos, sin esperar por esta anunciada
protesta. Por 10 tanto, nos permitimos
presentar esta protesta en- conra de
esas enmiendas por considerarlas injus-
tas y arbitrarias, tambien como una
protesta contra la aprobaci6n por 81
Excelencia de semejantes medidas.
Este es Ell mensaje del comite.
BARCELo Y ToUS EN- LA
FoRTALEZA a.
Momentos antes de legar al Pala-
clio los manifestantes, los Sres. BARGE
10 y Tous Soto y los Senadores Castillo
Y Ramirez visitaron la Fortaleza y
estuvieron cambiando impresiones con
ell Gobernador Towner.
Desde los ventanales del segunuo pi-
so de la Fortaleza los Sres. Tous v
Barecl6, Sc nos informo, habian pre-
senciado perfectamente la manifesto
cion.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
LOVING CUP PRESENTED TO
DEL NORTE LODGE OF
KNIGTHS OF PYTHIAS

A recent visit was made the Del
Norte Lodge OF the Knights of
Pythias by five members OF the Agui-
lar lodge who We're accompanied by
Grand Chancellor Mahoney OF Colo.
AT a joint meeting OF the lodges of
Del Norte, Creede and Monte Vista
a loving cup was presented the Coro
Hado Lodge of Del Norte.
This loving cup was originally pre-
sented by the Denver Lodge No. Al
for the purpose of creating greater
fellowship among the lodges OF the
state The ideal of good fellowship
is the foundation OF the order and
this beautiful silver loving cup is
used to enhance that feeling of good
fellowship.
The Coronado Lodge OF Del Norte
presented the cup to the lodge of
Monte Vista at a meeting last FRI
day night. 1t will be passed on from
order to order until every lodge in
the state will have ben presented
with the cup which makes for great
sr fellowship among the orders OF
the Knights of Pythias.-Del Norte
Prospector.
The cup was taken by delegation
from the Monte Vista lodge to
Creede lodge Tuesday night
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
no THE VOTERS OF RIO
GRANDE COUNTY

BY the action of hundreds of my
primary ballot, l thereby became
candidate for the office OF District
Attorney, and my name will appear
on the official ballot as a candidate
for said office.
The district embraces six coun-
ties; the election is close at hand,
and ! find it will be impossible for
me to make thorough canvass of
the voters, so, l take this method of
soliciting your vote and influence
and will certainly appreciate your
votes on November 4.
l have lived in Rio Grande Coun-
ty and been actively engaged in the
practice of law for a period of more
than twenty-five years, and am well
known to the voters OF this county.
| intend to spend the remainder of
my life here.
II | am elected District Attorney,
/ shall consider that the people of
the district are my clients. and
shall prosecute all cases with the
same degree of vigor and energy
| have always done for the clients
whom | represented.
II elected. l shall try to conduct
the office to the entire satisfaction
OF the people and to hold the ex-
penses in the administration of this
office down to the minimum.
respectfully solicit your vote
and influence.
JAMES p. VEERKAMP.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIAL
LEAGUE

A committee meeting of the
League was held at NJ. h. church last
Monday evening, Miss Ethel Leonard
presiding.
The following appointments were
made OF captains of tennis teams:
Christian church. Marian Smith.
Purl Crook Presbyterian, Helen
Wallace. All citizens willing to lend
their tennis rackets are asked to
communicate with the secretary.
The committee decided to COM
mence full activities of League on
Monday next and all individuals who
sent in their application forms are
asked to attend in the school room
at the Methodist church next Mon
day at 500 p. IN. in order TO re.
ceive their team cards and also meet
their various captains. Citizens who
are desirous OF joining the League
are also invited to attend and sign
registration forms.
Rifle Shooting Division. Citizens
owning .22 rifles and willing to loan
them TO the League. please com
municate with Mr.. Nelson at the
Newsstand. All rifles will be care
fully looked after by the armourer.
Nolleyball Division. Keith Wright
was appointed supervising captain of
the combined teams.
Arrangements are being made to
hold ice skating and further an
nouncement will be made regarding
this.
Boxing Section. Four supervisors
have been appointed and classes will
commence Tuesday next at the
Methodist church. Boys must come
equipped with light shoes as the
force OF q heavy heel is often un-
pleasant for an opponent. All basket
ball players are required to practice
in gymnasium OF similar costume.
Turn up Monday evening and
bring your parents as we'll.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
HAIGLER FARM GIVES
BIG GRAIN YIELD

Proof of big yield in grain in the
Monte Vista district is offered in
the threshing returns from the
Click Haigler ranch this year. Mr..
Haigler had IL acres Of wheat that
yielded 81 bushels to the acre; 8
acres of wheat at 81 bushels per
acre; 10 acres of oats at 67 bushels
per acre. The Haigler farm IL
located one mile south and two
miles west of Monte Vista and was
put into a high state Of cultivation
before planting this spring.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
Monte 0; Durango rs

The Monte Vista high school foot
of the Durango warriors last Sat
urday at Durango. Our boys were
o::classed in weight and are to be
against q superior team. Durango
team was starred by two exceptional
school players, Borrego and Nau-
dack, and these two men were re-
sponsible for Durango's gains. Some
very good work was done by the
Monte boys. especially on defense.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
TO DENVER ACADEMY.

Mrs. Geo. Corlett, accompanied by
her daughter Vera. went TO Denver
Sunday. where Miss veva will en-
ter Loretto Heights Academy. Dur
ing her mothers absence, Miss Vera
was the guest OF Miss Marjory Ed
man.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
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Uncle .Jo3ml2

love to meet the fiivver as
she spins along the pike, with
the happy little family aboard.
There's nothin' quite 20 joyous
as . benzine-bugEy hike, in \
speedster that you really can af-
ford. Where distance lends en-
chantment-like she didn't use
to do, when Old Dobbin was the
power before the throLe,-O,
the sassy little windshisld with
the smiles a-shinin' through,
lays hold Of . distinction all its
own!
Smilin' through the windshield
is a mighty happy fad, if we
meet appreciation on the way
Smilin' through the wind
shield-O, it drives away the
dumps, when feller gets to
steppin' on the gas-when the
little buggy chuckles at the hol-
lers, hills an stumps.-let me
yell = "Hallelooyer" xs they
pass! No use a-feelin' sorry
when there's happiness to spare,
where the thistle-purple deco
rates the road,-there's health
an wealth an freedom in the
crisp October air-God bless the
little fivver and-its load!
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
PROMINENT MAN DIES.

William II Galbrcath, for many
years engaged in business at South
Fork and FOR the past three years u
citizen of Del Norte, passed away a
week ago Saturday night after n
third stroke OF paralysis. He served
at one time as deputy sheriff OF This
county.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
CHARLEY BARNES.

Left this week for Hillsboro.
Texas, to remain for the winter but
will return in the spring to actively
take charge OF his Platoro milling
nropOsition.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
TO CALIFORNIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Mcconnell
left Monday for Los Angeles TO
spend the winter
Evening star., 1924-08-30
WILBUR SAYS FLEET
IS NEEDED ON PACIFIC
Declares About-Facing of Ameri-
can Forces From Atlantic Will
Deter Hasty Attacks.
BY the Associated Press.

SEATTLE, Wash, August 80
Curtis Wilbur. Secretary of the
United States Navy, here today on
an inspection tour of naval pests and
Pacific Coast battle fleet boats on
Puget Sound. addressing the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce, said that "the
United States fleet was moved from
the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean by
President Harding because it was
recognized that the future acts Of
c:viliza ton would occur on the Pa
cific coast"
America should be prepared" he
said. ito re sist aggression ana inter
ference wit.i her internal affairs by
any foreign power opposed to the
r:ethods and purposes of our civili-
zatlcn.
This facing about of the Ameri-
can nation is a significant epoch in
the national life and human develop
nlent. 1t has been followed by no
less significance. I refer to tn, lilni-
tarion Of armament agreement"
Discussing the situation between
the United States and Japan, the Sec
retary asserted that the Immigration
act was rerewed declaration of the
American people that we propose 10
e&erc Sc oEr governmental powers IN
accord With our own desires IN the
development of the unique civili:a-
tion found on this continent"
Mr.. Wilbur remarked that 'the
marching hosts of two generations
stand face to face across tho Pacifi.
Ocean" He predicted that the basing
Of the fleet Of the Pacific would be
a deterrent t. hasty, passionate and
:ll-Considered attack or conflict
Evening star., 1924-08-30
VIRGINIA DECLARES
WAR ON ROAD HOGS
Deputies to Be Appointed to
Watch Highways and Nab
Offenders.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

RICHMOND, Va. August 3o.-With-
in a few days there will appear on
the highways of Virginia deputies
from the office of the motor vehicle
commissioner, for the purpose of see
ing that speeders and road hogs re-
spect the rights of others.
Action was determined by Commis-
Sioner Hayes after he had received
complaints of many persons.
About dozen men are to be named
at once, and as fast as the proper
ones can be found the number will be
increased. Mr.. Hayes says the law
is so plain that he will not have to
ask the advice Of the attorney gen.
eral, and that he will name all the
men required. To make the enforce
ment of the law comparatively easy,
he will have the men ride motor
cycles with speed of 80 miles an
hour, thus preventing speeders from
escaping.
The law vests such deputies with
the powers of sheriffs, and they can
serve summonses and arrest offenders
and take them to magistrates for
hearing. The deputies will make it
hot for thousands who have not paid
their auto licenses. They will have
a right to demand licenses, ownership
of cars and the registration papers.
In this way they will gather up many
cars in Virginia which have been
stolen and sold to innocent persons.
Evening star., 1924-08-30
SUNDAY SCHOOLS HOLD
FAIRFAX CONFERENCE
Summer Camp Activities Varied py
Speaking, Music and Banquet,
Two Counties Attending.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO Inc Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, August 50.-A
Young Peoples Conference is being
conducted by the Rev. NJ C. Miller,
at Camp darlington, the Summer
camp of the Fairfax-Arlington Sun
day School Association on the fair
grounds here. DR.. M. c. Miller and
Mrs. Van Voorhis, spoke Thursday.
Special sessions were held yesterday
as follows:
Boys Session: 1910, Physical Activ-
tiles of an Organized Glass; 1920.
Mental Activities of an Organized
Glass; 1890. Social Activities of an
Organized Class; 10:40, Religious Ac-
tivities of an Organized Glass.
Girls Session: 1910. Physical Activ-
tiles of an Organized Glass; fo:20,
Mental Activities of an Organized
Glass; 1880, Social Activities of an Or
ganized Glass; 10:40, Religious Activ-
tiles of an Organized Glass. Yester-
day afternoon session consisted of a
song service, Devotional period, Re-
port of Committees. Young people of
the Church Organized for Service" uJ
Mrs. Van Voorhis. Demonstration
of a Sunday morning session in a
young peoples department. Business
and reports, closing hymn and song.
A banquet was held at pm. after
which there were songs. stunts, etc.
The regular program will be followed
today.