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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
EN- LA sECRETARIA EJECUTTvA
FUE RADICADA AVER UNA CERT
FICACIoN DE LOS "PURo5"

Ha sido radicada en- la Ofcina del
Secretario Executive de Puerto Rico,
a los efectos de la Ley Electoral vi
gente, una certificac16n jurada por
Manuel F. Rossy Fernando J. G6igel,
de una Convention del Partido Repu-
blicano Puertorriqueno ce,ebrada en-
San Juan, P. r. nominando al senior
Roberto H. Todd" para ell cargo de
"Comisionado Residente en- Wash
ington.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12

Uno de los dos enmascarados Sc
qued6 abajo conmigo-- habia dicho
Il Sra. Giberson. Ell otro subio las
escaleras POGO despues de sonar un
disparo ell que estaba conmigo pre-
glnt6: "IPor que disparaste?" y el
otro respondio: "PorQue Sc iba des-
pertar.'
Tan pronto como la viuda del hon.
bre asesinado hizo esta declaration ell
detective Ellis Parker, de Burlington
County, N. T., supuso que aquella ten
drfa por 10 menos conocimiento par
ticipaci6n en- ell crimen pues inmedia-
tamente le formula esta pregunta: -
GComo saba el hombre de abajo que
su compaflero fue quien dispar6, GUAM
do ell disparo pudo muy bien haber
sido hecho por el propio Giberson7
Pero aunque tenia motives para
sospechar de la Sra. Giberson, Parker
no quiso proceder a arrestarla hasta
no tener mayores pruebas. Por 10 tan
to, Ell detective permitio que ella es-
cuchara ell informe hecho por una de
sus ayudantes en- Ell sentido de que
no habfa podido encontrar ell arma
con que fue cometido ell crimen.
-Entonces tenemos que registrar a
todos los que pudieron haber estado
en- los alrededores de la casa cuan-
do ocurri6 ell crimen- dijo en- voz
alta el detective. POGO despu@s la Sra.
Giberson, pidi6 permiso para salir, y
tan pronto como creyo que nadie la
observable Sc dirigio al bosquecillo
donde fue hallado ell revolver por uno
de los agentes de la Secreta. Habia
pasado menos de un mes, cuando la
proverbialmente rapida Justicia de
Jersey conden6 la Sra. Giberson a
veinte amos de carcel, sentencia de
Ia que hubiera podido librarse 81 no
entregan el case un detective tan
astuto como Ellis Parker.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
FL Problema de Ia Criminaidad
PREVENCION De Los DELITOS
(Por JESUS M. ROSSY)
ri, TEMPERAMENTo CRIMINAL

| ri, TEMPERAMENTO CRIMINAL.
Para nosotros, Ell aspecto mas inte-
resante y mas attractive, dentro de Ia
.Criminologia es ell de la prevention de
los delitos, porque estamos convened
dos de que con un sistema profilacti-
CO habil inteligentemente ideado y
aplicado Ia criminahdad Sc reduce ms
tantaneamente 4 una expression mini
ma. Nj creando muchos presidios, nj
encomendando a Fiscales muy energi-
cos la persecution de los delincuentes,
nj a Jueces muy severos Ia imposition
de las penas, consequences disminuir
ell crimen. FL crimen, como I'm fen6-
memo sociological que es, derivado de
una desintegracion de la vida psiquica
individual, desdena esas preocupacio-
nes de tiempos remotos.
Serfa un grave error en- ia inter
pretacion de las ideas que hemos veni-
do sosteniendo en- estos articulos, Greer
que cuando hablamos de una Escuela
estamos refriendo a una casa corrien-
to de correction a donde Sc les reclu-
una falta que va haya sido efectiva-
mente cometida. Nuestro pensamento
es mas alto: Sc dirige hacia una accion
de exclusive caracter proflactico, en-
cuyos principles fundamos toda nues-
ira fe y todas nuestras esperanzas de
una segura y completa regeneration
social, y dentro de ese ancho circu.o,
i debemos atender, no exclusivamente,
sino con preferencia la infancia de-
lincuente.
La inclination al crimen, menos
que Sc tIate Ae una tendencia adqui-
rida, existe desde que tuvo lugar Ia
conception, y por tai razon existe en-
ell niho es possible que exista desde
que sus actividades empiezan a ma
nifestarse en- Ia vida. Esa tendencia
puede ser inofensiva, permanectr en-
estado latente manifestarse en- la ju-
ventud en- la vejez, cuando algun
ESTIMULo ADECUADo, favorezca su
aparici6n.
Els precise, por consiguiente, ir en-
busca del NAL en- sus origenes, para
curarlo, para modifcarlo, para hacerlo
cuando menos inofensivo, evitandonos
dc ese modo Ell mantenimiento de es-
cuelas casas de correction, que no
t.enen en- sustancia, sino I'm caracter
represivo.
No Sc trata de una accion terapeu-
tica, sino de un amplio plan preven-
two, eminentemente profilactico, y por
ESQ no nos interesa Ell estudio critico-
analitico que podriamos hacer de los
establecimientos que en- ell pals existen
en- la actualidad para la reclus on de
nifios que hayan cometido una falta
mas menos grave. Ese estudio 10 ha-.
riamos algln dia, cuando hayamos en-
sayado ell sistema que estamos aeon
sejando y Sc haga necesario introdu-
| cir reformas indispensables EN- ell fun
cionamiento de las casas escuelas
hoy existentes.
Lo que nos interesa, por ahora, es
(Continua en- la pag. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
Ell SECRETO DEL COFRE Sc
LLADO

FL famoso robo de Ia "Union Ex-
press Company" Sc hizo muy nota-
BILE no solamente por la cantidad ro-
bada-muchos mas de $150000 Ell jo-
yas y dinero- sino tambien por las
extrafias misteriosas circunstan-
cias que rodeaban ell robo.
Ell cofre habia llegado como de cos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
iPUEDE listed RESOL VER---
Ell secreto del cofre sellado?
(DNA De LAS HAZANAS De Los DETECTIVES MAS GRANDS
DEL MIINlM
DEL MUND0)

Copyright Public Ledger Sindca ErctsivO para Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
VI

Un plan complete de criminologia
tiene limites tan extensos, que no de-
beriamos confornarnos con ell solo es-
tablecimiento de una Escuela Reforma-
toria de nifos anormales. de la clase
que indicamos, bajo la impression de
que con ella habriamoS de alcanzar
todo cuanto fuera deseable para ell re-
medic de los males que la ociedad pa
dece, derivados de la degeneration de
los individ os que Ia constituyen. Nos
parece, sin embargo, que ell concepto
Clfnica Criminol6gica abarca todos los
delitos de un sistema eficaz de defen-
sa social, desde la prevention del de-
Ito hasta Ia completa readaptacion
social de los que hubieran sufrido una
condena.
Los delincuentes. en- ell sentido le-
gal de Ia palabra, q pesar de su hume
TO, constituyen SOLO un pequefo grupo
dentro del gran nucleo de la vasta
familia degenerativa. No obstante, no
todos los degenefados son delincuentes,
y este fue, segln nuestra creencia, ell
error de la escuela de Lombroso, asig
nando a los delincuentes en- especial,
rasgos morfol6gicos que correspondent
gentTalmente los degenerados CO.
munes.
La mayor algeria que nuestro espi-
ritu podria experimental, consistiria en-
que en- nuestro pals Sc esta bleciese un
sistema reformatorio q. abarcara, dentro
del extenso hori2onte de nuestros pen
samit ntos, todos aquellos individuos
que hayan nacido con estigmas de de-
generaci6n. Nuestros sentimientos de
humanidad deberian empujarnos por
esos caminos va que nuestra ignoran-
cia actual no nos consiente evitar que
tales cosas sucedan sin que debieran
suceder cue no suceder$n, sin duda,
cuando hayamos progresado mas en- ell
camino de la ciencia.
Con tai motive decia Gar6falo, ha-
blando de los castigos que en- IA anti
giiedad Sc imponian los hijos por las
faltas de sus padres: "Nuestra epoca,
mas civlizada, deberia tan solo i'm
pedir la procreaci6n de individuos qne,
seg1n todas las probabihdades, habrln
de ser seres malvados Y embruteci-
dos"
no
tamos aun cientifcamCnte preparados
para una obra de seme ejantes alcances
v por ESQ debemos conformarnos con
la manera actual de ejercitar nuestros
sentimientos de carload cuando la des-
gracia ofrece ante nuestros ojOs uno
de esos casos que. por su triste apa-
riencia, excita nuestra compassion.
Debemos, pues Cxcluir, por ahora,
del radio dc accion de I'M plan de Re-
forma de ninos anormales, los casos
de degeneraci que no predisponen
por ST al dclito, los que la sufren,
sino que tienen una esfera de accion
diferente de las psicosis propiamente
dichas que afectan, como dice Regis,
a la mentalidad del sujeto en- GUAM
to a su constitution, no a sus acti-
vidades La degeneration Sc refere
la anomalia del 6rgano y la psicosis
a las intermediates de la function. Son
debilidades mentales que no siempre
tienen como secuela ell del!to.
Y vamos Emitar nueStros puntos
de vista al estudio, classification ira
tamiento de los anormales, no en- GUAM
to a su onstitucionaIdad, sino al fun
cionamiento de sls anomalies pSicolo-
gicas, los que tienen, como dice Fe-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
CAMBIOS DEL MERCADO

New York: Venta 20 cts. Premio.
New York; Compra 25 cts. Descuento
Londres: Libras 4.381s Vista.
Paris: Frances 74rc D. Vista.
Madrid Barcelona: Pesetas 33A fS
D. Vista.
Italia: Libras 4.40 cts. Vista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
AvisO iImpOrtante

Por ell presente hacemos sa-
Der al pGbIico en- general y par
ticuIarmente a los agricultores
de toda la isla, que ell sefior
AdoIfo Rieckehoff ha cesado CO.
mo successor de la firma de
MASON Y CIA., y que esta ha
pasado otra VeZ manos de
MASON Y CIA., y que esta ha
un buen nGmero de agrimenso-
res competentes y podemos
atender con prontitud y esmero
a nuestros cIientes. Especiali-
dad en- pianos para ell Banco
Federal. Para mas informes di-
rijase a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
RESORTS
FISHERMAN'S PARADISE

Located on chain of lakes: black bass, pickerel, mackinaw and speckled trout i; bathing, tennis. motor boating: finest log and stone bungalow dining room this side of Rockies; perfect sanitary conditions; lodge cottages. close-t nature houses, tents. Write fVr. booklet. H. D. Smith, Bellaire, Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

GENERAL MERCHANDIsE-A- location
 that will please you. have about StO0 worth of staple groceries and about $500 worth of dry goods. notions and Queens ware and fixtures. Good building, 4Ox6O feet. with large rooms in rear, nice bathroom, corner lot, nice place to live. I am going to sell right away. Every thing clear of debt, good lease, chesp rent fine place to run dry goods and shoes or furniture. First $500 gets stock nue, Memphis, Tenn. = -.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
THE BIRMINGHAM AGE HERALD
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MALR

wANTED-Whits roofing helpers. E
 Al concrete finisher;- laborers. Food products salesmen; meat cutter. Steel riviters; Al cabinetmaker. Landscape gardener, florist work. Salespeople; white waitresses. Bricklayers; carpenters: painters. Goodman coal machine runners Pick and machine coal miners. White housekeeper: colored maid. Nurses, home; colored mangle help. First and second cooks; dishwasher. Exp. ice cream maker; window washer. Colored men, women. ins.. $15; others. Producers Agency. 211eh End Ave, N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
AITCTfOM Is ACTI0i

AUCTION IS ACTION
 Real estate owners or agents, if you, hava a good subdivision, lots, business property. houses. acreage or other property that you want to turn into money. contract with us and kiss 1t goodbye. We can sell your property. Write for informal ton Floyd J. Kirk. Manohester. Tenn, '
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

CANADA-Halifax Hotel. Halifax, N. s. Rates. $500 and up. Lead ing hotel. American plan: 176 rooms with bath. Near railway station, steamship piers and places of amusement. Overlooking the magnificent harbor. Booklets on request.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MTsCELNEOUs ANNoUNCEMENTs

THE GREATEST SALE of suits in Bir- minNham's history. Over 800 suits, all wool sefges, cassimeres and hard finished
 worsteds at $1S. You save f10. Marc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
FINANCIAL # Y BUSINESS OPPORTUNTTTEs Ri


 FURNITURE BUsINEss-Located Southside; owner has to leave city on account of other business. Stock e and lease-sale contracts amount to about ss,25o. Selling price. : s4-RooM HOTEL - Completely furnished; income about 5sI,S5O per month; running expenses, in- ciuding rent, about $500; 3M year lease. Present owner leaving city. Furnishings. lease and business. $4:ooo. It. will pay. you to see this at once.
 z, LUNCH ROOM AND SOFT DRINK STAND-Located heart1of city; doing buainess of about 3TS0; net income about $25o. t- Southern R. E. & Business , F. Exchange J. J. STANLEY. Mgr ~ $ SO1 American Trust Bldg. Main ssss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
FULTON SPRINGS

Seven-room bungalow, electric lights, screened. large porches, double garage. half acre lot, fruit trees, fine well, near | spring; 20 minutes drive to city over fin = est road in county; put of the heat and high rents. See Mr. Coxe. Owner. care Parisian Co. F
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
SITUATIONS WANTED-sIALE $

YOUNG MARRIED MAN, with sales abiI. ity, desires to connect with live concern, one that appreciates a real salesman; ;i am employed, but would like to make a
 change; prefer being home at nights. $40. 1 Age. Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

DISTRICT MANAGER to organize ceiling
 force in Alabama on International silk hosiery for men and women. Only man who can finance proposition and develop crew of active sales representatives con sidered. All house-to- house work. Man with hosiery-selling experience preferred. This opportunity is worth several thou sand dollars a year. International Silk Mills. Nofristown, Pa.
 FOR mechanics. call Main 11s4.
 COMPOSITOR,,. AND MAKEUP MAN
 Wanted at once for permanent position, first-class job and ad compositor and makeup man. Splendid location and ideal working conditions. Give references and salary expected in first letter. Address Box 511. Griffin Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
EMPLOYMENT
: E1TFsMEN WANTED

RESPONSIBLE DISTRIBUTOR to repre-
 ' sent new creation, an Ice Cream Loiiy Pop; ie. 900 sold daily at one Chicago stand; steady income assured; modest capital required. Frosted Secrets Co.,,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
HOTEL FOR SALE

THIRTY ROOMS, WITH HOT HEAT. LIBERAL TERMS IF . SOLD AT, ONCE. ADDRESS BOX 9. ASHLAND. ALA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

SALESMEN-To sell full line crockery.
 glass, aluminium Tand enamelware; also cash job lots white and decorated crock cry and enamelware; big commission. Baker PottarY Co. Sebrfng. O.. .-.-- ' L-.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

GROCERY-For sale, small stock gro l Gray car, run 5000 miles. good as new . living room in rear of store, having good
 trade Terms or car. G.. c. Tracy. 1905 Ave. c, s. =.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

AGENTS-200 per cent profit. Wonderful
 little article; something new; sells like wildfire. Carry in pocket. Write at once for free sample Albert Mills, Mgr. 26S9 American Bldg, Cincinnati, O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

AGENTs-wRIrE FOR FREE SAMPLES.
 Sell Madison Better Made" shirts for large manufacturer direct to wearer. No capital or experience required. MAny earn $100 weekly and bonus. Madison Mills, 560 Broadway, New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

AGENTs-wanted to introduce nsy proven
 necessity--not just an ''accessery."r This
 new invention renders Ford driving 50 per cent easier and saves it's cost in brake Attached in 5 minutes; liberal commissions and protected territory. Sells on sight; $500 to $2,000 monthly easy; write now.
 ton Blvd. Chicago, '-<e-4 "~sif3i
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

AGENTs-Men and women; s6 million
 women are anxiously waiting to buy tain syringe combination. The only one in the world Interesting selling plan fur nished to representatives,. Commissions paid daily. No delivering. Write today. Lobl Mfg. Co. Middlesboro. Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

OFFICE MAN-23 years experience, open
 for position of junior auditor, office manager, general bookkeeper, cashier bookkeeper. References. L-5,' care. Age Herald. :. EN. 2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

HOTEL FOR SALE-ForrSst Hotel, GadS- den. Ala, furnishings and lease; a barr | gain if taken at once; for further iufor-
 nation apply to Mrs. F. E. CaIlan, Gads-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

EXTRAORDINARY 1o-DAYs oFFERl-To
 convince agents that our flashing Mexi- can diamonds (guaranteed, 20 years) match finest genuine diamonds. we'll send per feet 1-carat 46 gem and S2 Mexican Lucky Stone Ring (give size) both c. O.. D. for 32, with free cataIog and agents outfit plan. Act quickly; biggest quick selling money-maker known. Mexican Diamond Importing Co.,. Dept. 24s. Las Cruces New Mexico. Z.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

l S10O A WEEK-MRn wanted with am
 lbition. industry and small capital You utinE RawIeiEh's quality Products to 1 steady consumers. Several fine openings l now available. We teach and help you | than you ever made before. Give age. oc- | cupation, references. w.. T.. Rawleigh | Co, Dept. AL-6ts. Memphis. Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

WANTED-Agents and customers for our
 genuine S5. 50 shoes at S3.S2. Mems solid leather, black. tan aand mahogany Good year welt shoes and oxfords by mall al. rect to wearer. Postage prepaid send tion. State size and width. Factory mak- ing 4.s00 paairs daily. Orkney Shoe O., Orkney Road. Brookline. Mass. :.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

SALESMEN--Do you want to make $tk0 | to $200 weekly? Write us. St. Louis
 Novelty O., 1904 s. Grand Ave-. St. Louis,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

AGENTs-s1I.so daily in advance. (send
 for sworn proof). Introducing new in sured hosiery; q styles, 33 coiors. Guar anteed seven months. Mid-summer l'ne now ready No capital or experiences re- quired. You simply take orders We de liver and collect Cor you can deliver suit yourself). Credit given. Pay you nish samples. Spare time will do Mac-O
 Chee- Hosiery Co, Drawer 1901. Cincinnati
Evening star., 1924-03-23

as conditions in Europe improve and
the travel route is resumed in the
old favorite spots. The venerable old
city OF Bohemia has been modernized
without spelling any Of its archi-
tectural beauty. and its civic club,
composed principally OF women and
founded on lines very similar to the
solved many problems relating to
hygiene, school affairs and general
sanitation. Prague has recently erect
ed a splendid new railroad terminal,
called The Woodrow Wilson Sta
tion." with a tatset proclaiming the
Americans had aided In attaining
complete independence. Recently this
tablet has had engraved on 1t the
date Of this revered Presidents death
and the news OF 1t had plunged the
entire country into mourning
Evening star., 1924-03-23

she found much enjoyment In the
Italian capital.
The counselor figures In tho list Of
heroes in his own land and he is a
member Of that gallant band of SOL
diers who discarded the Austrian
uniform and made his way across the
front at Riva and participated in the
oattle OF the Piave under the allied
army. He is the first OF these in
trepid legionaires who has been
sent to Washington on an official
mission. The leader of this handful
OF brave men who made the nucleus
OF Czechoslovakian independence was
Gen. Stepinek. and he with the ven-
erable president of the republic, DR..
Thomas Masaryk, and the minister
OF foreign affairs. DR.. Benes, are hon
ored as the triumvirate who founded
the free nation made possible by the
union OF Bohemia, Moravia and Slo-
yakias
Nine. Lipova is the niece Of the dis
tinguished scholar and publicist who is
esteemed throughout the world for his
brave and heroic conduct in >eyAring
Bohemia and her sister states from
Austria, and was before her marriage
ABOUT ten years ago, Miss LudmiIia Ma
saryk. Her father was the younger
brother of the president She had the
dual sorrow early in 1918 Of losing
poth parents and she departed from her
nome in Trieste and lived in Prague
until her marriage. She is an unusual
~ attractive young woman and has
Deen, IKE all the members of the
Masaryk family, carefully educated and
mas been more inclined to intellectual
than to social pleasures With a spe-
cial preference and aptitude for music,
she has studied in Prague and in Wen
ma and she has spent much time in
Paris seeking proficiency in French.
Though she knows but little English
Nine. Lipova has such a firm founda-
tion Of other languages and their deriv-
atives that she is already showing much
progress in handling the tongue of the
American people.
NJ. Lipa like his wife comes of a dis
tinguished family of Prague, but he has
lived for prolonged periods in other
lands. He is a graduate OF the ancient
University of Prague. which has one of
the most honorable and continual
existences in all western Eurone
Though he had chosen law, he was
compelled to learn military tactics, and
the part he played in the bohemian
revolt against Austria will always ap-
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Club Circles Active;
Chevy Chase Women
+ Prepare Programs
Entertainments Pla ann e d;
Mrs. Corning Gives
Luncheon for Mrs. Frear.

Mrs. Frank Pence Wilcox. accom-
panied by Mrs. Arthur Stcinberg. left
here Saturday for 81. Petersburg,
Fla. where they will spend several
weeks They will then motor through
Florida. and return to Washington
by sea.
The nature study section Of the
wnman-s Club Of Chevy Chase. with
Mrs Rowen Crandall as leader. met
at her home On Raymond street
Monday morning. 10 plan for Work
during the coming spring season. Inc
section will meet Thursday at ~
O'clock at the home Of Mrs e. L.
Wnerry, on Stephenson place. to take
a walk into the woods and Surround,
ing country to study birds ana Wilo
flowers
4 dramatic section mas been or
canized. with Mrs. William Cullen
Dennis chairman pro tcnp"re.
The annual election OF officers Will
be held at the May meeting. The
nonaina ating committee: Mrs. ~. McC
Ashley, chairman: Mrs. Jere crane
Mrs. Winslow II. Herschel, Mrs: VIII
liam Is. Greeley. The names of can
didateS may be sent by card or teIe-
phoned TO the chairman.
The social section Will entertain
Tuesday, at tea. from Ia =. at the
home OF Mrs. Herschel. on FLORIDA
the executive committee and The new
members Of the club and their spon-
sors
TIL dancing class Of the socia! sec
ton will entertain AT a dance tomor-
row evening. at o'clock. at the
studio of the teacher.
Louis Baker Of Mercersburg Arad-
emy. MercershurE. Pa, is passing his
srring vacation at the h"me "f his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. ana Mrs. George
p. WetzeI, on seth and Mckinley
streets.
The Parent Teacher Association o;
Chevy Chase has arranged benefit per-
tornancers of photoplays to he given at
the Chevy Chase Theater. West of
the Water Tower will be played Tues
day at 80 and 40 pm, Jackie
shown Wednesday At q special matinee
at 3 so pm. and in the evening at A
and s:ij. Tae proceeds of the enter
tainment Will be used to defray special
expenditures Tickets may b. obtained
from members of committee which in
cludes Mrs. Ralph Daskam. Mrs. Marvin
harrington, Mrs. II. Il. Staher. Mrs. A.
Bernard. Mrs Frank Ullmer. Mrs. : J.
Ross. Mrs: ". NJ: lmiay. Mrs. Fred Esch.
Mrs. r. r. Skillman. Mrs. William E.
Greeley. Mrs. IL L. Alexander. Mrs.
Morton Lloyd, Mrs.. A. Nonamnon. Mrs.
Lance Anderson. Mrs. T.. 3. Hazza rd,
Mrs Z. r. Kelley, Mrs. William Bur
dt1te. Mrs. Jones Mills Road or Miss
Cora Bowen.
Mrs. Albert +. Corning of Cummings
lane entertained At luncheon Thursday
IN honor of Mrs JaueS a F'rear. wifi.
Of Representative Frear of Wisconsin.
Among the guests wsr,- Mrs. Eugene T..
Stephens. Mrs. Conrad Young Mrs
George Winchester Stone and Mrs J.
II. Delinger.
The Recreation Club of Chevy Chase
held its annual election of officers Mon
day evening at the home of the presi-
dent. Ms. Frank L. Wilcox Officers
chosen were: Mrs. Wilcox. president
Mrs. Rea +. Wright. first vice president
Mrs. Herbert III. Hanger, second vice
president; Mrs. Edwin Rowland, rorre-