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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-25
/ SeUetariO del Tribunal Supreme
K StO. Domingo, don virgliO Alvarez,
|uien Sc enCOnhaba en- eSta Capital
los haCe intereSanteS manifestations
IS eCCOnes en- SantO Domingo Sc CeIbraan nvariabemen
e da ounce del enrdne marzOLa enunGd de don tnri-
e Jm8nez ha sdO IN rudO gOpe para PeynadO- -FnCOmaSa
ddudG0n del COmEiOnadO Mr.. Wells

'Sabedores de que SO encontraba en-
IA, capital Ell conspicuo caballero do
PaAano don virgilio Alvarez, nos
bpusimos inquirir de 81 algo acerca
la situaci6n politica de Santo Do
'hgo. la cual es sumamente intere-
hte debido a que en- la actualidad
las las fuerzas vivas de la Repu-
Ca en- La labor de preparar y llevar
cabo las elecciones nacionales que
b de determinar la liberaci6n de ia
aquel pueblo.
FL senior Alvarez, desempeia Ell car
de Secretario del Tribunal Supreme
la Antilla hermana y es ademas
iembro prominente del Partido
anza Nacional Progresista, de Gu
Jrnta Provisional en- la Capital es
Presidente. Es innegable Ell amor
rahable que siente este distinguido
Dallero ror todo 10 que sea bienestar
'prosperidad para su pals, pues hijo
no es de aquel pr6cer do ia Res
raci6n que Sc llam6 General Brau-
Alvarez. ha heredado todas las ca
teristicas de I'm puro Y verdadero
Friota. Su padre el sefior Alvarez por
actividades politicas sufri6 las con
pOncias de un exi'io v vivid mucho
mpo on Puerto Rico, isla de la cual
fla que la guerra "como 81 fuese
suya".
Ia venido ell senior Alvarez esta
con Ell objeto de hacerse yer de
especialista de la vista y embarca
de regreso a Santo Domingo, des-
IS de logrado su proposito. gu anna
dad v csballcroeidad le llevaron a
hplacer nuestra cnriosidad de como
algo de 10 situsci6n dominicana v
pu6s que le hicimos varias pregun-
nos hizo- las s;guientes intezesantes
nife taciones:
'El 15 de MARIO, invariablemente,
celebraran las elecciones. Es ansia
Fiona'-nos dijo con un marcado fer
patri6tico--la desocupaci6n del te-
'orio por las fuerzas americanas cue
'lstifcablemente 10 inyadieron; y
clio tiene gran interss Ell gobierno
'rteamericano, segln SO ha compro-
10 por las declaraciones que recien-
lente acaba de hacer en- todo Ell pals
Comisionado MIR. wclTs, reprcsen-
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Ell LIDER RADICAL LAFOLIETE
TIENE A SU CARGO LA CAMPA-
MA INICIADA PARA RESIDEN-
CIAR AL ATTORNEY
DAUGHERTY

WASHINGTON, febrero "a. (Uni-
ted Press) .-El Senador Lafollete,
lider radicalista del Senado, Sc ha he
cho cargo de la campana iniciada por
el elemento de oposicion del Congre-
so para obligar al Attorney General
Daugherty a presentar su dimision
con motive del escandaloso "affaire"
de las concesiones.
Sigue acrecentandose la conviction
de que ell Presidente Coolidge apoya-
ra hasta la celebration de los hear
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-25
ings senatoriales, al Attorney Gene
raj por razones puramente politicas.
LA TOMA DE POSSESSION DEL EN-
BAJADOR BRITANICO EN-
MADRID

MADRID, febrero ID. UNITED
Press).-Con la acostumbrada solem
nidad Sc verified aver la presenta-
cion al Rey de las cartas y creden-
ciales del nuevo embajador britanico
en- esta Corte.
Los discursos pronunciados por ell
Embajador el Rey fueron cordiak-
simos. Al ser aludido en- ambos dis
cursos el reciente tratado comercial
entire Espafa y la Gran Bretana, Y
los acuerdos sobre Tanger, ambos
oradores manifestation que clio de-
muestra la buena amistad Y las cor
diales relaciones que existen entire
los dos paises.
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tante del Gobierno americana en- la Re-
ptblica en- todo cuanto concierna con
el plan de Evacuation concertado en-
Washington entire los Representatives.
dominicanos Ell Gobierno americana"
LOS CANDIDATos
PREsIDENcIALEs
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FL. PRESIDENTE COOLIDGE CON
CEDE UNA AUDIENCIA A JACK
DEMPSEY

WASHINGTON, febrero "a. (Uni-
ted Press).-Ayer tarde ell Presiden
te Coolidge concedio una audiencia al
formidable boxeador de peso compile
to y campeon mundial Jack Dempsey,
y su manager" Kearns.
FL Presidente Sc interes6 en- pre-
guntar a Dempsey sobre su liltimo
encuentro con ell campeon argentine
Luis Angel Firpo, y denlostro su com
placencia por ell triunfo del eampe6n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-25
LOS TRABAJADORES DE LOS,
MUELLES NO PODRAN REANU-
OAR SU TRABAJO HASTA LA
SEMANA PROXIMA

LONDRES, febrero "a. Omitted
Press) Los trabajadores de los niue
lies actualmente en- huelga, han cela-
brado varios mftines a traves de to-
do el pals a proposito de los terminos
de soluci6n de la formidable huelga
que desde hace varias semanas tiene
paralizada toda la vida comercial Je
Inglaterra.
Sc considera impossible que, adn des
pues de aceptado los terminus para
la solucion de la huelga, los trabaja-
dores de los muelles puedan reanu-
da1' el trabaio antes de la mitad de
la semana .entrante.
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Il tesOrerO iinterinO ST. Ga||ardO des-
huye Certas fdsas inputadOnes he
Clas pOr Mr.. Sweet desde Fl Tempe
lOdOS los Iefes de DepaametOs apOtarOn aver una gran m
tOrma0n de sS depatamentOs espetvOs los perOdStas
amUanOS en- e banquee OebradO en- e Hotel COndadO aC-
to que reSut0 brIIanGSimO

A mediodia dc aver Sc llev6 efecto
en- ell Hotel Condado Vanderbilt. Ell sun
tuoso banquete con que las autorida-
des nuestras obsequiaban a los oficia-
les de marina periodistas norteame-
ricanos que han sido nuestros huespe-
des de honor durante estos dias.
Durante la mafiana los ilustres visi-
tantes estuvieron paseando por toda la
capital, visitando los sitios hist6ricos
y admirando los diferentes paisajes
de nuestra ciudad encantada. En- ell
ETunicipio fue celebrada una reception
en- honor de ellos, quienes fueron de-
clarados huespedes de honor de esta
capital.
Con Ell objeto de ganar tempo, y CO.
mo tenian que partir las dos de la
tarde, Sc adopt6 ell acuerdo de comen-
ar los discursos desde ell principle del
banquete para que todos los oradores
tuviesen la oportunidad de pronunciar
sus discursos.
Ell Gobernador INFERNO. Mr. Coats.
fue Ell primero en- hablar, saludando
los visitantes y deseandoles que su i'm
preston de nuestra isla fuera la meior.
Anuncio luego al Attorney General
INFERNO, sefior Mufioz, quien explic6
alnpliamente las actividades y la orga
nizacion del Departamento de Justi-
cia, asi como Ell funcionamiento de nues
tro sistema judicial.
embellishments hizo uso de la pala
bra el Tesorero INFERNO senior Gallar-
do, cuyo discurso hubo de causar no
solamente una magnifica impression 81
no una verdadera sensation va que en-
Ell mismo Ell sefior Gallardo, demostran-
do ,ln gran cello por ell prestigio ell
buen nombre del Departamento que
con tanto acierto esta dirigiendo des-
de la muerte del Juez Bonner. arreme-
tio contra Willis Sweet, editorialista
de la Secci6n Inglesa de GEL Tiempo''
qu:en hizo ciertas falsas imputaciones
contra la forma en- que Sc habia cubier
to el Presupuesto de doce millones,
aprobado por nuestra Legislature. Pa
rece que el referido editorialista no ha
visto con buenos ojos que el senior Ca
llsrdo este desplegando toda Ia activi-
dad inteligencia necesarias para pro
curar, con absolute lealtad y buena fe,
que Sc cunpla la voluntad de nuestra
Asamblea Legislative y Sc leven ade-
lante sin dificultades nj tropiezos los
planes de nuestros representatives en-
ell Parlamento Insular.
Por considerable sumamente intere-
sante, publicamos continuation Ell dis
curse del senior Gallardo, Ell cual con-
tiene interesantes datos estadisticos
que comprueban la buena marcha y Ell
magnifco estado en- que Sc encuentra
nucstra Hacienda Publica:
Honorable Gobernador de Puerto Ri
co, Almirante Coontz y Estado Mayor,
Continentales de la Prem
sa y Caballeros:
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.0UINTo PIso-

Toda persona que desee te-
ner una buena oficina, y que
esta sea c6moda, fresca, en-
sitio centrico y con todo ell
comfort mas exigente no pier
da tempo en- visitarlas, sin
compromise. Solo disponemos
de cuatro oficinas.
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LA REPUBLICA SOVIET HA ST.
DO RECONOCIDA POR Ell CO.
BIERNO DE AUSTRIA

VIENA, febrero "a. Omitted Press)
En- el Ministerio de Relaciones Ex-
teriores Sc ha confrmado la noticia
de que el gobierno austriaco ha reco-
nocido de hecho la rep1bliea soviet
rusa.
Desde hacia tempo las relaciones
comerciales entire Russia Y Austria ha
bian sido reanudadas asf como ell in
tercambio de los prisioneros de gue-
rra, por 10 cual Sc esperaba de un mo
mento otro ell reconocimiento legal
del gobierno ruso.
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Sc Alquila

e. conocido local EEL RUBI".
Gale Salvador Brau No. 81, en-
ei sitio mas centrico de San Juan
oropio para cuaIquier cIase de CO.
mercio. Exito SECURE.
lnformaran EN- ell mismo estabIe
ciniento P. 0. Box 351. San
Juan TeIefono No. IL, S. j.
Advt.
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UN GoLPE DE MUER-
TIE PARA PEYNADO

"En estos mismos dias-continu6 di-
ciendonos Ell senior Alvarez-un rudo
go pc acaba de herir de muerte dicha
egrupacion: mo reficro Ia renuucia
que ha presentado su principal lider,
Ell licenciado Enrique Jim6nez, por mo-
tivos que el expone en- un manifesto que
ha lanzado al pals. Ell licenciado Jime-
nez es la figura mas prestigiosa del il
menismo, v en- un gesto hermoso pa
tri6tsco ha abandonado las filas de la
coalici6n, en- union de miles de amigos
para laborar por ell triunfo de don Ho-
racio V&gquoz, que es el triunfo de Ia
RcnIblica.'' 81
De una hoia suelta que nos ha mos
trado el sehor Alvarez y que aparece fl :,
NADIA por ell sefior Jimenez, extractamos
los siguientes parrafos:
mi actitud, pues, es definida: COO
perar con los hombres que dirigen Ia
Alianza Eacional- al-Progresista la forma
G on dc un Gobierno responsible. sin que
tsa cooperation conl'eve, nj ahora nj
despu6s. mi ingreso on uno otro de
. esos parti0os. Conservare intactos mis-
timbres de Jimenista, y los amigos il
rlenistas que conmigo Sc unifuuen para
esa cooperation, 10 han de hacer, uni
camente, a titulo de Dominicanos que
tienen deberes que cumplir derechos
cue gozar.
Exhorto, pnes mis- amigos uni
ficarse para realizar esta gran obra pa
triftica de cooperation, en- la pr6xirna
,lucha cleccionaria, primero, y en- el Go
bierno, dcepn6s, fin de que la Restau-
racion de la Repnblica signifque ell ad-
venimiento de una Administrator pro-
picia al bienestar la paz moral de
los Tolninicanos, seguros de que la COO
ps-acion cue acometemos no es para en-
cumbrar un hombre, nj para el lucro
de un grupo, nj para ell prcdominio de
IN partido v ST para que en- la Republi-
ca restaurada gocen todos los domini-
ncanos de Jibertad do justicia.'
lei Lcdo. Enrique Jim6nez es un
hombre joven. valiente, simpatico v
atractivo. nos ha dicho ell sefior Alva-
reg--pero antes de esta determination
del senior Jim6nez la Coalicion estaba
vencida."
La falta de tempo de espacio nos
obligan dejar para mahana la publ
cacion de las otras interesantes mani
festaciones que nos hiciera acerca de la
inlrencia, Ell arraigo Y la personalidad
del candidate mas probable, sea don
Horacio vazquez.
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Plso--

MIR. A. Belmar, Representa-
to de la United States StelI
Products Company.
Lcdo. Jose L. Pesquera,
Lcdo. Ramon S. Pesquera.
Mariana r. Pesquera
Lcdo, j. j. Ortiz Alibran
Mr.. Mark r. Dull. Represen-
tante de la National Paper and
Type Co. y American News Co.
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americana, reconociendo la resistencia
y el valor de su contrincante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-25

''Dos son los candidatos-nos ha di
cho Ell senior Alvarez---a la Presiden-
cia de la Rep1blica: Don Horacio Vaz
quez y don Francisco j. Peynado. FL
primero es postulado por Ell Partido
Alianza Nacional Progresista, union
de los partidos Nacional, cuyo Direc-
tor es ell General vazquez, el Pro-
gresista, dirigido por don Federico We
Iazque9 y Hernandez, candidate este
iiltimo la Vice. -Presidencia, y Ell Sc
gundo, sea el licenciado Peynado, es
postu'ado por la Coalicifn de Ciuda-
danos, o sea por el antique partido il
menista, en- disoluci6n con Ell motive
del fallecimiento de su Iustre Jefe,
don Juan Isidro Jimenez, y Ell cual ira
to de ser rccongtruido, pero infruc-
tuosamente."
Smyrna times., 1924-09-17
EVANS CAUGHT AT sEAFORD

Negro is Wanted on Charge of Kill
ing Christian Christensen at Houston
Junius Evans, alias Duke" colored
wanted in connection with the murder
of Christian Christensen, the HOus-
ton poultryman several weeks ago,
was captured shortly before noon
yesterday as he was standing in the
door of one of the buildings at Green
ebaum's canning factory on the wharf
at SeafOrd. He readily admitted his
identity, pleaded for mercy as he was
in evident fear of being lynched and
was at once placed in an automobile
and rushed to the workhOuse at
Green bank. Evans said he has been
working in the canning factory for
ten days as a laborer. He was cap
tured by a posse of State policemen,
State Detective Wharton and Special
Officer DickersOn of Dover; Chief of
Police Martin of Seaford and several
citizens of Seaford who knew the Of
ficers suspected the fugitive was in
the vicinity. Evans, although reput-
ed to be a dead shot and a desperate
man offered no resistance when the
officers approached him. He was un-
armed at the time but in the shack
where he had been living the police
men found the revolver which he had
taken from Chief of Police Martin
several days ago when the officer at
tempted to arrest him along the road
The handouts which Chief Martin haC
placed on one wrist were gone. Evan;
said he had picked the lock with {
piece of wire and succeeded in remov
ing the "nippers" in that way.
Smyrna times., 1924-09-17
THEFT OF PRATT'S CHICKENS
Fred Callahan, a Negro of Dover,
Charged With the Offense

Two crates of chickens found by
Officer Arthur Dickerson, of Dover,
over a week ago, in the possession of
Frederick Callahan, Negro, of that
town, have been identified as the
property of Mrs. Harry Pratt of near
Smyrna. Callahan stoutly denied that
he had stolen the chickens at the time
of his arrest but on investigation it
was shown that he did not raise chick
ems nor had he purchased the ones he
had in the crates. Callahan was held
to get more evidence in the case.
Smyrna times., 1924-09-17
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION HEAD
Rev. Frank A. Lindhurst, New Con-
ference Director, Locates at Dover

Rev. Frank A. Lindhurst, who is to
be director of religious education for
the Wilmington NJ. E. Conference held
last year by Rev. Ransom P. Nichols
of Smyrna, now pastor of Pocomoke
City NJ. E. Church, will locate in Do
yer and affiliate himself with Wesley
NJ. f. Church. DR.. Lindhurst at pres
ent is the director of religious educa-
ton at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church at University Place, Nebras-
ka. His headquarters will be in Do
yer, where he and his family, a wife
and two children, will reside. DR..
Lindhurst will take charge of the
church training night and the stand
ardization Of the Sunday school, plans
for both of which are now under way
Smyrna times., 1924-09-17

ADVERTISEMENTS Smyrna Times is
the business medium not only for the town it
represents. but for the outlying district of
which it is the centre. embracing the towns
of Clayton Kenton. Cheswold. Townsend.
Leipsic, &c. A rate of so cents per inch
an insertion will be charged for transient
advertising. Display advertising rates
quoted on application. For Sale, For
Rent, Lost and Found advertisements occu-
pying one inch space or less minimum
charge of so cents per insertion. Public
Sale advertisements rs cents per inch first
insertion and so cents per inch for each sub
sequent insertion. Locals and Reading No
tices. Is cents per line per issue.
Smyrna times., 1924-09-17

THE SMYRNA TINES is an independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town it
represents and the State of which it is a
part. It also gives the items of Importance
Of the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
oFFICE-Next Door to the Fruit Growers
National Bank.
Smyrna times., 1924-09-17
NOTICE

The new owners of Woodland Beach
give notice that they will not sell,
lease or rent to any but White People.
Therefore they do not cater to any
but White People and insist on White
Trade only.
EASTERN REALTY CO.,
9-3-tf Harrington, Del
Smyrna times., 1924-09-17

Subscription price, S1.5O per year. strictly in
advance.
Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna, Della
ware as Second Class matter
Smyrna times., 1924-09-17
The SMYRNA Times
SMYRNA. DELAWARE

Published Every Wednesday Afternoon. By
ROBERT d. HOFFECKER, Proprietor.
Founded by Robert D. Hoffecker, July 8, 1854
Editor and Proprietor until Feb. 10. 1907
Smyrna times., 1924-09-17

Mrs. Lindhurst is also an expert at
this work and will likewise render
valuable assistance along these lines.
Smyrna times., 1924-09-17
SCHOOL TAX

The Smyrna Special School Tax for
1924 are now due. A discount Of 80
if paid before Nov. 1st, 1924.
9-1O St H. D. BOYER, Collector
Smyrna times., 1924-09-17
FOR SALE
LOST
NOTICE

l have been appointed executor of
the estate of Mrs. Eva X. Boehmler,
deceased. All those having bills
against the estate Will please present
same and those owing said estate will
please settle at once.
CHARLES F. BOEHMLER
Executor
9-17-3t P.O.BOX 542, SMYRNA
, 1924-02-27
Publication.

THE list of those qualified to vote for
members of the Colonial Council, Will
= be open for inspection at the Police
Court House Of this town. from Febru-
ary 18th and until the ooh instant,
both days included, from 9 O'Clock am.
70 3 O'Clock p. m.
Whoever has any objection to make
against the said list, is hereby, in &C
cordance with the Colonial Laws Sec
ton %, requested TO state such o6Jec-
ton in writing TO the Chairman OF the
Elective Board with reasons on which
such objections are based, within 3 days
after the last mentioned date.
The Elective Board for The Town and
Suburbs of Christiansted, 81. Croix, FEB
ruary Is, 1924
c. II. PAYNE.
Chairman.
, 1924-02-27
c.. Fl. PAYNE,
VendlJe Director.
Publication.

IT is hereby brought to PUBLIC no.
4 tice that, in accordance with the
Revenue Act Of 1921, as applied to
the Virgin Islands by Act of II
July, 1921, income tax returns for
the calendar year 1928 are required
to be filed before March Is, 1924.
The necessary forms may he OBJ
tanned from the Despatching Secre-
tary, Government Building, Chris
tiansted, It. Croix, where inf0rma-
ton may also be obtained as to
proper method of preparation of
forms.
Government Of the Virgin Islands
of the u. S., st. C1oix, 5 February,
1924.
R. (. BARRETT,
Dcspqtchiag Secretary.
, 1924-02-27
Publication.

vggHE list Of those qualified to vote for
members OF the Colonial Council,
= will be open for inspection at the
Police Court House of this Town, from
Febru4rg l5,h., and until the 10Th, IN
s,ant. beth days included, from 9 O'Clock
a. tn. to 3 o'cllcG p. m.
Whoever has any objection to make
against the said list, is hereby, in ac-
cordance with the Colonial Laws Sec
ton Is requested to state such objection
in writing to the Chairman Of the Elec-
tive Roard with reasons on which such
objec ions are based, within 3 days alter
the last mentioned date.
The Elective Board for the Country
District of Christianated, ST. CrolE, Feb
ruary Is, 1874.
c. II. PAYNE,
Chairman.
Evening star., 1924-04-03

gregation OF propaganda at Rome to
the position OF prefect apostolic in
China, with headquarters at Kong
Moon, the superior of the American
foreign missions at Maryknoll was
notified officially.
The mission over which Father
Walsh is called to preside includes
large territory from which most
of the Chinese laooring in the United
States have come. AS prefect apos-
tolic he will have virtually the au-
thority of a bishop with rank of
monsignor. He is the first American
superior OF any mission in China.
Evening star., 1924-04-03
Enplre.

sunday and Monday. John Gilbert,
in st Elmu." and CharIcs Nurry. in
'Th" Fiddimg Fo"r'. Tuesday and
Wednesday,. Eleanor Boar,lnau and
Walla", Macdonald. in Tho Day of
Faith. also comedy. ''Ettquettc";
Thursday and Friday. Frank Mayo
and Virginia NaILi. in wild Oranges"
ana Bray Movie Chats: saturday, Jack
HoXte. in THE Man From Wyoming"
also Fox News. Buddy Messenger in
The Young Teude root and thir-
teenth episode OF steel Trail (mati-
me- GnlV)
Evening star., 1924-04-03
Carolina

ers" with Marie Provost and HuntIey
Gordon. IN, >d;iy. Harold Loy d. in
r. Jack, Wednesday,. Shirley Ma
sou. in Love Letters. Thursday
II I4 1" Answer" with House Peters
mi Full Montana; Friday. Tea " ith
!. .N'ck. with Louise Ea2cuda. Call
H.0r,. Ghr> t'.r toukliu aud SnitS Ed
wards SATURDAY Douglas MacLean,
In - .nLl--- :. -
Evening star., 1924-04-03
Dunbarton.

SUNDAY, shirley Mason. in Love
Lattar>": Monday and Tuesday. Rich.
ara Earth"ImesS. in Twenty One:
Wednesday and Thursday, Anna @
Nilsson, in Isle Of Lost Ships;
Friday. Owen Moor in Modern Mat
lip"nN": Saturday. Buck Jones, III
"Nnl ~ Drum Was Hcard"
Evening star., 1924-04-03
Apollo.

Sunday ana Monday, Ernst Lu-
hitsch- The Marriage Circle and
ACsop Fable. The Champion. Tues
DAY. Mary Philhin. in The Age of
Desire" and Spat Family. in Rough
ms It; Wcdnss sday. kath crinc Mac
pon9lN m chastity" and Bobby
Vernon III Ride En-. Cowboy;
Thursday j. Warren kerrigau. in
"rh, Man From Brodne>'s," and Snub
Pollard. in 'Fricnd Husband; Fri
6ay. ,Iacduelinc Logan, in Flaming
Earri"r~. and Witwcr's The Tclc-
pho1l" GtrI': Saturday. Wesley Barry
jn rTA. Country Kid" ard Juvenile
comedy. "uv.r the Fence; matinee,
'WlN OF u Man' and "Lratherstock-
Evening star., 1924-04-03
CUMBERLAND PRIEST
WILL HEAD MISSIONS
Rev. j. E. Walsh Going to Kong
Moon. China, as Prefect
Apostolic.

BY the Associated Press.
OSSINING, n. Y, April S.-Rev.
James Edward Walsh of Cumberland
Md, has been nominated by the con-
Evening star., 1924-04-03
TIDAL WAVE HITS COAST.

Argentine Beach Houses Destroyed.
None Hurt.
BUENOS AIRES, April "A heavy
storm. accompanied by tidal wave,
swept over the coast of Mar del Plata
last night. Several bathing establish
ments were seriously damaged and
thirty-two fishing vessels were carried
away, but there was no loss of life
Evening star., 1924-04-03
Chevy Chase.

Sunday ana Monda> Cdoors open
SUNDAY 10 .m.p. 'AShcS Of Nen-
ceapee," Norma TaImadgr; Aeson's Pa
ole. From Rags to Eichx,." and
news events. Tuesday. The Scarlet
Lin Katherine Macdonald; "The
Fir" Chjef' Top Tuttle comedy; The
Gran Rider. cducational; scenic
Wednesday and Thursday (matinee
WEDNESDAYS $50 p.ml The Hum
ming Bird Gloria swanson; Mack
,Ssnnett comedy ''Smothered Love"
HrG ncwS events. Friday. The Bra IS
E"ftic' . bippy-po-Da Dads. Loves Re
vard'; Ghost City" No. II. and
RTaN's educational. The Sky Split
ter SATURDAY 'doors open 80 p.mD,
Charles Jones IN Big Dan. Cameo
"oFrodN. Heads Up and Ruth OF
In. EnMse.r NJ @
Evening star., 1924-04-03
Takona.

SWNdaI NIt Monday, Thomas Mei-
CHAN, iu Pied Pip,T Malone: Tues
da}. Eleanor Boardman, in The Day
Of Faith: Wednesday, Huntlay Cor
Gon. in "Th" NautcrS": Thursday
ana FridHN Buster Keaton, in Our
H"=rtality"; saturday matinee and
ev"njng, Blanche Sweet. in Quincy
Evening star., 1924-04-03
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Cons tauce
TslnadCe in The Dangerous Maid,
and Snub Pollard in Friend Hus-
band; Tuesday and WEDNESDAYS,
Ernst Lubtsch's The Marriage Cir
clc' and Aesop Fable. The Cham
pton"; Thursday. Irene Rich, in "Lu-
cr,tia Lombard and Neal Burns, IN
''Cau the Wagon: Friday, John Gill
hcrt, in "Just OF Broadway" and
Spat Family. in The Great Out
doors: Saturday, Antonio Moreno, in
Flaming Barriers" and Our Gang,
erStorklnES.'
Evening star., 1924-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS
(COntinucd from Page Thirty-seVen.

Ernst Lubitsch's The Marriage Cir
cle'' and Aesop Fable: Thursday,;;
Irene Rich, in 'Lucretia Lombard.
Friday, John Gilbert. in Just on
Broadway,' and Spat Family, in
.'Roughing It. Saturday, Jacqueilne
LogAn. in FLAMING Barriers, ana
Mermaid comedy, Exit Caesar mat
inep kings