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Evening star., 1924-03-22
BISHOP TO BE GUEST.
Episcopal Laymen to Entertain
Right Rev. John P. Tyler.

A special meeting OF the Layman's
Service Association has been called
for. Monday evening. in Epiphany
Parish House. 1917 6 street north
west. The association will have as
its guest RI. Rev John Poyntz Tyler,
Bishop of the Episcopal Church in
the missionary district OF North Da
kota.
Bishop Tyler Is a virginian by birth
and ancestry and is q graduate Of the
Virginia Theological Seminary. He
was ordained to the ministry by
Bishop Randolph Of Virginia and re.
manned in that diocese for the first
several years OF his ministry. At one
time he was the archdeacon for mis-
s!onary work in the diocese of Vir-
ginia with headquarters at Richmond.
He has also served in Ohio, Philadel
phia and Maryland.
He NlAs consecrated in st. Johns
Church, Hagerstown, Nd, in 1914 and
became athe fourth Bishop Of North
Dakota.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
PLAN DAY OF PRAYER 8
FOR CHURCH MISSIONS
National Episcopal Council Calls
on All Churches to Take
Part in Move. ..-.


The national council Of the Episco-
pal Church in America has arranged
that Wednesday. March &c, Will be OBJ
served as special day of intsrces-
sion. The council with its many sec
retaries and subordinates and other
interested persons, will meet in
Church Missions House, New York
city, on that day and pray for the
success Of the missionary effort Of
the church. -.
The council has cent q circular to
all Episcopal clergyinen asking them
that they hold similar meetings in
their pasish churches. A Bidding
Prayer" has been prepared and dis
trieuted for use on this occasion.
This is a request that the people as
sembled at the services will pray for
certain persons and causes mentioned.
In Washington 1t IL probable that
all rectors Will use this prayer or
similar prayers at one OF their daily
Lenten services on Wednesday.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
BISHOP WILL CONFIRM
TWO CLASSES TOMORROW
Goes to st. Margaret's and st.
Stephens, Will Visit st.
Mary's Tuesday. !. -,

The Bishop Of Washington will
visit St., Margaret's Church, Connecti-
cut avenue and Bancroft place north
west, tomorrow, and administer the
rite of confirmation. The young peo-
ple's class mas been prepared by the
RECTOR, Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith,
and the adult class by; Rev. H.. ".
the assistant n1iiister-%
{! At s pm. tomorrow Bishop Freeman
will preach the sermon and confirm a
class of candidates at st. Stephens
Church, 18th street near Columbia
road northwest. sY =
{; The bishop will visit st. Mary's
Chapel and foldsa confirmation SER
vice at 1880 pm. Tuesday. st. Mary's
Chapel is the center of the work
among colored people, conducted by
st. Johns parish, and .is in charge of
Rev. Oscar L. Mitchell, the vicar.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
Temperance Union
Leader to Speak
At Banquet Here

Mrs Ella A. Boele. vice president
of the national and treasurer of the
Worlds Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, will be the leading
speaker at. the Jubilee banquet to be
held March 81, at the Raleigh Hotel.
This jubilee banquet to be held In
Washington is one of the series <of
fifty meetings which will ;'ibe held
during the.year In the leading cities
Of. this country in honor OF the sfiftieth
birthday OF the National w oman's
Christian Temperance Unions.
Evening star., 1924-03-22

After thirty-three years service in
the government, II. L. Collier, expert
accountant In the office of the chief
disbursing clerk Interior Department,
has resigned to engage In ministerial
work in this city.
Mr.. Collier has been acting as pas
tor of the Full Gospel Assembly for
some time, and now takes up the full
ministerial pastorate Of the work.
The assembly has grown under his
direction from small flock, starting
In the Mariners Temple, in southw est
Washington, to d large congregation,
now filing the hall at $50 Pennsyl
vania avenue northwest.
Tho work is evangelistic, and num-
hers great many friends among va
rtous churches In the city. A Sunday
school is one of the new activities be-
ing formed. and II is the Intention
the pastor says, to enlarge the scope
of the work in every direction. Mr.
Collier Is associated with the As
semblies of God, whose growth in
the last two years attracted the at
tention of the religious world in the
census OF the churches which was
recently publish ed.
1t Is the intention of the pastor to
begin a revival campaign early in
April. Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Pierce.
cvangelists, who are connected with
the general council of the assemblies
will be in charge. Both arc accom-
pllshed musicians.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
BRIGHT SIDE OF AGE
TO BE SERMON TOPIC
Or. W. S. Abernethy Concludes
Series of Sermons on Seven
- Churches in Asia

Having concluded his series on "rhe
Seven Churches in Asia" Rev. Or.
w. 8. Abcrnethy will speak tomorrow
morning, at Calvary Baptist Church.
ON The Bright Side of Growing Old"
In the evening, following the custom
OF the last several Sunday nights. DR..
Abernethy will preach another of his
of Love"
Last Sunday morning the first num-
ber of Calvary's new Sunday school
weekly paper made it's appearance.
II is yet without name. but IL prize
Las been offered for the best name
submitted. The entire nine depart
ments Of the Sunday school, including
the large organized classes. are rep
resented upon the editorial and
reportorial STAFF. Mrs. f. NJ. Hoadley,
DIR. A. Owen Penny and Miss Nora
Ellis Maddox form the editorial staff.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
SERVICE TALK PLANNED.
Miss Emma W. Abbott Will Ad-
dress Girls Society.

Miss Emma W. Abbott, diocesan
head of mission work of the Girls
Friendly Society in Washington, will
talk on the work of All saints School
for Girls, at Bontoc, Philippine Is
lands, Tuesday evening. at St. Mark $
Pa 'ish Hall. Sd and 4 street south
east. at 1880 o'clock.
Al! saints School lis supported by
the Giris' Friendly Society of Amer
ica. and each parish branch in Wash
iHgton makes All annual contribution
for this purpose. st. Marks quota
will be raised through the offering
taken at this meeting. Refreshments
will be served and all interested per-
sons are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
REV DR.. SMITH TotsPEAK
Will Preach at Central Presby-
+ Et.I. terian Church,

Rev. Dr. Egbert Smith, secretary of
the foreign mission committee of the
Southern Presbyterian Church. who
has recently been travelling in the
orient; will speak at the Central Pres
byterian' Church tomorrow morning
and. night. The service at night Will
be a missionary praise service, and at
this service DR.. Smith will deliver
an address on What I Saw in the
orient" The pastor, DIR. James II.
Taylor, will preside.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
WOMEN TO HEAR PRELATE.
Bishop Of North Dakota to Ad-

A missionary meeting for women
will be held in the Chapel OF the
Good Shepherd, 9Th and I streets
northeast, Tuesday at s pm. The
speaker will be the Bishop Of North
Dakota. who will describe the work
in his district and will bring to the
women of Washington a message of
gratitude from the people OF his
diocese for the support given to the
work.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
DR.. DARBY TO PREACH.

DR.. W. L. Darby. executive secre-
tary Of the Washington Federation Of
Churches. will preach at both services
tomorrow in Wallace Memorial Pres
byterian Church. This congregation
has recently called DR.. Hawthorne
from one Of he leading churches in
Iowa to its psstorate, and he is ex-
pected next month.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
SOCIETY WILL ADMIT TWO.
dirls' Friendly to Hold Annual
Service Tomorrow.

The annual admission service of
the Girls Friendly Society of Epiph-
any parish will be held in Epiphany
Church tomorrow at pm. when the
daughters of two Of the best known
women in charge of the work OF this
society will become full members Of
Epiphany Branch Elinor Saylss is the
daughter of one Of the associate mem
bers, and Ruth Bolen the daughter OF
a. senior. The Epiphany branch is one
Of the oldest as we'll as one of the
'argest branches Of the society in
Washington.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
BISHOPS GUILD TO MEET,
Communion to Be Celebrated at
Bethlehem Chapel.

Bishop Freeman has called a meet
ing of the Bishops Guild, which will
National Cathedral for a celebration
Of holy communion at 1890 next
Tuesday morning.
Following the service there will be
business meeting in st. Adams
guild hall. at which the heads of all
the women's organizations in the dto-
cese will report the accomplishments
of their societies during the winter.
Rev. Charles T. Warner. rector of
st. Adams parish. is secretary OF the
guild.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
DR.. MITCHELL TO SPEAK.
tsSolvent of All Our Troubles -
Topic at Morning Service.

Rev. DR.. Harry D. Mitchell, tho
minister, will preach tomorrow morn
ing and evening in the Metropolitan
Memorial NJ. Il. Church.
In the morning the topic will be
The Solvent for All Our Troubles"
and at night the subject will be Tho
TWO Thieves: A Study in Contracts
Tho evening service will be evGn-
zeltstic.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
DAILY LENTEN SERVICES.

A twenty-minute Lenten service is
held at st. Mary's Catholic Church
every week day at 1895 pm. The sta
tions of the cross, with benediction.
are held every Thursday afternoon
and Friday evening
Evening star., 1924-03-22
breaches AT TRINITY.
Rev. D. B. Covell Will Speak Twice
Tomorrow.

Rev. David Ransom Covell will
preach at Trinity Diocesan Church,
Sd and c streets. tomorrow at II am,
on Three Gardens" and at pm. on
Active Rest
Thursday, at pm, there will be
special intercessory prayers and an
address on the second beatitude, "A
Sorrow That Sees" The first section
of the class, consisting OF twenty-six
persons. was confirmed March Q. At
the Young Peoples Society meeting.
at 6;45 pm, the work OF the church
in foreign lands will be tho topic.
After the devotional meeting there
will be refreshments and social
hour
Evening star., 1924-03-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.


CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH,
THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST. IN BOSTON, MASS.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Columbia road ana Euclid ST.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
NE. Masonic Temple, sth and sts. NE.
Third Church of Christ, Scientist,
Masonic Temple. 18th st. and n. Y. ave.
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist,
Tie Arcade 18th st. and Park rd.
sUBJECT:
MATTER;
Serrices-
SUNDAY. II AN. AND SPIN
SUNDAY SCHoOIl-l1 All.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS
READING ROOMS:
1919 r ST. NV, Room COS
Hours, 8 TO teIcept Wednesdays. Q to
:. and Sundays and hol,dsys. r2:3o TO
las EAST CAPITOL ST.
Hours, IL to S except Wednesdays. 12
TO g.; Sundays. 2:30 TO $50. Closed
COLORADO BLDG. I4th and G Sts.--
Hours 10 10 wednesdays, 10 to Z,
and Sundays and holidays, 2:30 to $500.
THE ARCADE, 14th and Park Road
{Second F'ioor)-
20 to 9 week days teIept Wednesdays.
10 10 $500.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
FOUNDRY M. E. SERVICE.
'"The Understudy" to Be Topic Of
Morning Sermon.

The Cnderstudy" and "A Lenten
Lesson" will be the themes of Rev.
DR. George Clarke Peck of Baltimore,
Md, in Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church, tomorrow. The quartet choir
assisted by Hutton Kaspar, violinist
will give special musical service at
the evening service.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
EPISCOPAL.
CHRIST CHURCH

fo0 G. st. Sc. founded 11S0.
Rev. WrLLIAM CURTIS WHITE. Rector.
MARCH 23LTHfRD SUNDAY IN LENT.
The present Rector's fifth anniversary.
1880 am, Holy Communion; 9:45 am,
q 80 pm, Young Peoples meeting; s pm.
Bishop Tyler Of North Dakota will preach.
This church was built in 1907. Strangers
heartily welcomed. Healing service, Thurs
day, 10 am.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
BIBLE STUDENTS.

International Bible Students
Association ii
PfTHIAN TEMPLE AUDITORIUM.
loi2 9th St. NV. n
Ii a.m.-Lecture by
Prof. l. F. Hildebrandt
Of Annapoltc, Nd. Subject:
"The Unknown God
Through Whom-'MiIIions Nov
Living VIII Never Die"
(The public specially invited.)
800 p.m.--Lecture by Prof. Hildebrandt
4:30 p.m.--Serv1ce meeting. -
7:45 p.m.-Tower study. -
Seats free. No collection T.
Evening star., 1924-03-22
ST. MARKS CHURCH

SI. MAKkS OfUKOH
Third and A SITS. Sc.
Rev. william n. Pettus, Rector.
Rev. william A. Masker, Assistant.
THE THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT.
7:30 a.m-Holy Communion
$50 a.m--Church school.
l. 90 a. am-Morning Prayer and Sermon
fRectorl.
500 p.m.-Evening Prayer and Sermon
(Mr. Maskef). Distribution OF
choir awards.
Tuesday CThe Annunciation) and Thursday,
IL a.m-Holy Communion
Wednesday and Friday, . 80 pm.--Evening
Prayer and Sermon by Rev w
A. Masser on Wednesday and
Rev. G.. S. Abbott On Friday.
4 CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL!
Evening star., 1924-03-22
ST. AGNES CHURCH

Que st between Fla. ave. and First NV.
FLA ave. or n. Capitol st. cars.l
Services Sunday, $50, IL am. and pm
Wednesday and Friday at pm
Daily mass z am.
Evening star., 1924-03-22

e L.. Cr,.~, from the top Of
lie ASZ SWSlAl barrel to greatness"
pm. Baptism. Free easy chairs (men
like then,): good Ihusic: fine organ. liz
am, "A Fascinating Fact" Centennial
Bapt. Ch., 7th and Eye ne. ID
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30
Hoy apaIrIecera Isabella
Sanchez PeraI en- Ell
RIALTO

Para esta noche la empress del
gran teatro Rialto anuncia la prime
ra de las dos ultimas funcione3 &C
dcspedida del cuadro Sanchez-P Peral-
Chavez.
Hay gran entusiasmo entire las mu-
chachas para asistir estas dos re-
presentaciones tiltimas lie 1sabelita.
Ell teatro Rialto Sc vera lleno de
bote en- bote por los a;lniradorcs de-
arte de la mas graciosa Y simpatica
de todas las baila1inas uue hemos Wis
to desfilar por nuestros teatros.
FL programa esta complesto por es
cogidos ndmeros de su selecto :epeltt
rio, entire 6llos ell chit" Gigollett Fox
Apache de LA Danza G1 las Libe
luIas'' exito Incompatible de Isabe
lita Sanchez Peral y Fausto Chavez
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30
AsEGURAsE Ell TRIUNFo DE LA
ALBANIA EN- MAYAGUEz
Mayagiiez Oct. 1924.

l. Mayagiiez Oct. 1924.
Ell MUNDo.
Sar Juan.
Lcdo. Arsenic Martinez miembro d-
rectivc asegura Alianza tr1rnfara DIS
t-ito Mayagiiez seis mil votos mayo
ria. Aseveraciones Cuchi Coll pura fan
tasia. t 4
Francisco PAGAN MEDINA,
CoRRESPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30
Una sonora que fue salvada de
una penosa operacion por su pro.
pio medico.

otras comphcaciones, sin contraindica-
ci6n.
"Habiendo mi esposa consultado con
Ell doctor. Mas para Su padecimiento de
piedra, este lie recomend6 Ia Anticalcu-
Ina Ebrey. Consegui un frasco de esa
renombrada medicina y mi espcsa Sc
siente mejor desde que empez6 a to
maria. Debo decirles que tres doctores
opinaban que habia que operarla, -pero
desde que Ell doctor Mas ls recet6 la
Anttcalculina Ebrey, ella SO encuentra
tan bien, que no encontramos paiabras
con que demonstrates nuestro agrsdS
cimiento. k4A
Carlos GoM1s.
Ell Bien Pubnco Drug Store, 1904,
Howard Ave, W. Tampa, Fla.
Anticalculina Ebrey es un gran dtu-
retico, desinfama los tejidos, contri-
buye que los rinones flltren la san
gre y la hbre de impurezas, hacienda
bajar la temperature en- fiebres atlas,
terininando los dolores y motivando
una pronta convalecencia del enfermo
Antica1culina Ebrey Sc vende en- to-
Gas las boticas.
Anticalculina Ebrey Sc vende en- lie
guido en- pastiIlas. Direcciones para
usarse en- cada frasco. a}af
ST sufre usted de dyspepsia e ipdi-
gestiones, Sc recomiendan para estos
casos las Pastillas Digesitvas Ebrey.
Famosas para engordar. 4,
Solicftelas en- las buenas far1nacias
escriba IA Ebrey Chemical Works, s2
West Broadway, Nsw York, y ee 10
infor1nara donde pUsde obtenerlas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30
MITIN NACIoNALIsTA EN- ESTA
CAPITAL

Esta noche, los nacionalistas cele
braran un mitin, en- la Plaza Baldorio
ty de esta capital, Ell Ell cual haran use
dc la palabra, los siguientes oradores:
Evangelio Velazquez Merced, Samuel
r. Quinones, F. Roman Benitez, Manuel
Martf,ez. Lcdo. Jose S. Algeria, Lcdo
Angel M. villamil, Lcdo. Rafael San
cho Bonet, Lcdo. Miguel Marcos Mora
les, Lcdo. Pedro Albizu Campos y Lcdo
Torregrosa.
VarIcs nacicnahstas Sc han acercadc
a nosotros. para expresarnos ell arden
tie deseo de cir desde la tribuna publi
ca, ell gran escritor y poeta, don Luis
Lorens Torres.
Roiha gran animaci6n para asisti1
4 ests acto politico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30
UNA CONFERENCIA DE DON AN
GEL RIVERo EN- LOS CABALLE-
ROs DE COLON

La elegante invitaci6n que llega has
ia nuestra mesa de trabajo dice asi:
Ell Consejo de Cabal1eros de Co
lon, No. 1543, y en- su nombre el Gran
Caballero del mismo la Junta Di-
rectiva, tienen ell honor de Invita-
usted su distinguida familia,
para la conferencia que, Ell jueves
pr6ximo, 80 del corriente, las ocho
media de su noche, dictara ell
Sr Angel Rivero, en- el salon de ac-
tos de nuestra casa, con el siguiente
programa:
PRoGRAMA
Acto musical y de canto por la Sc
Eorita Tur ell joven Preston acom-
pahados por la distinguida profesora
sefiorita Amalia Paon.
Presentation del conference.-the por
ell Gran Caba1lero.
Primera parte de la conferencia, So
bre igual tema que la dictadl por Ell
senior Rivero, en- Ell Ateneo P,tcrtorri-
queho.
Proyecciones de algunas fotografias
de Ia epoca que Sc refere la confe-
rencia.
Segunda parte de la conferencia.
/ Nuevas proyecciones.
Poesia de Jose de Diego, "Pabelio-
nes''. recitada por la sehorita ANA
liza Agostini acompafada al piano por
Ia ce1ebrada profesora sonora Elisa
Tavarez de Storer.
Hasta aqpi el attractive y ameno
programa. Y ahora, dada la gran men
talidad, Y numerosos conocimientoj en-
Ia, materia, de don Angel Rivero. es
irdudable que la conferencia res IE1-
ra un exito immense.
Agradecemos la invitacion recibida.
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Ell EMPREsTITo A FRANCIA

PARIS, octubre 90. Gable Frances).
Lap negociaciones para Ell emprestlto
cue ha de hacer al gobierno frances u
sindicato Morgan, continuan en- la Ca
mara de D1putados. Sc dice que ell en-
prest1to total probablemente ascendera
a $50 millones de dolares, pero que
a1ites Sc hara un emprestito provisio'
nal de 30 millones de d6lares pagade-
-os en- treinta amos. Ell restante 0 sea
100 nhllones de dolores, sera puesto
disposici6n del gobierno frances, en- los
primeros dias del mes de enero, Sc
"a dicila cantidad pagadera tambien
en- treinta afos. Esa cantidad, Sc tie
ne entendido, sera dedicada a formar
la rese,vS del gobierno frances, para
cualqme, emergencia, como por ejem-
plo guerra, epidemia, cualqttier con
tingencia que ponga en- peligro La Sc
guridad nacional.
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que habfa hccho gestiOnes cerca del
seiior Cello Rossy. professor de piano
dc San Juan para que presto su ge-
nerosa cooperation al desarrOllo de la
Academia, por que ella desca que Ro-
ssy Sc haga cargo dc alguna clase SUI
perior de piano, fernando a Ia vez
parte del cuerpo de profesores. Con
senlblante esperunzado, nos dijo, que
Rossy lc ofreci6 que 81 su salud Sc 10
permite q no podrd negaf nunca su
concurso una obra tan provechosa
al descnvolymiento art1stico del pals.
Oportunamente publicaremos In fe-
cha en- que habrd de celebrarse ell con
cierto de Ia senorita Boehm que in
dudablemente brindara una op0rtuni-
dad para que San Juan, aprecie los
meritos de la pianista que nos ocupa
y. que viene precedida de justa fama
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-30

Antes de conocerse Ia famosa lnedi-
Gina Anticalculina Ebrey, recetada uni
versalmente para disolver las piedras
Ce La vejiga, que tantos sufrimientos
traen los enfermos agobiados por de-
r6sitos calculosos en- los conductos re-
males y biliarios, ell unico remedio que
SC conocfa era someter los pacientes
= una operacion con suS resultados IA
tales en- la mayoria de los casos.
La enfermedad de piedra es uno 1e
los azotes de la humanidad. pues los
enfermos no saben cuando Sc va pre-
sentar uno de los horribles ataque5 de
colicos nefriticos hepaticos. Hoy Ell,
dia los medicos que han probado en-
su practica la Anticalculina Ebrey re-
conocen que dicho medicamento vege
tel tiene propiedades terapeuticas no
tables en- disolver lentamente las pie.
dras calcuIos que Sc forman tanto en-
los conductos renales como en- los hepa
ticos.
Son muchas las Academies de Glen
cia que han dido la palabra cientitica
&c sus miembros, recomendando la prac-
tica en- los pacientes de la Anticalculi-
ma Ebrey, como un medicamento que Sc
puede prescribir en- casos de afeccionss
caIculosas, aun en- los estados mas ava-.-
zados.
La ventaja de prescribir la Antical
culina Ebrey en- los casos agudos. es
cue tratandose de un medicamento pm.
iamente vegetal, calmante en- sumo gra-
do, sin contener opiatas, pueden rece-
tarse otros medicamentos y seguirse
metodos curativos en- el tratamiento d
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70 no critico,....
continuation de la pag., ~

hagan triunfar los ideales del partl-
do que predomine en- los comt~ios. Z
81 pesar de no tener ideales, seg,lrl
SO dice, semejaute partido ganara
las elecciones, seial tan solo seria de
que la mayoria no los tiene ta-npoco;
y como las mayorias son las che re-
presentan la voluntad del pueblo, es-
ts resultaria carente de ideales.
La Aianza los partidos que la
integran tienen su ideal bien deirl 70
asi 10 exprese en- mi artfculo Y
jltstamente porque ese ideal estS de
conformidad con Ell sentir Y pensar de
la mayoria de los electores, triunfa. /
sin duda, el 4 de Noviembres proxi-
mo.
No creia possible que nadie Sc asus-
tara porque dijera que: "El fin ma
tural de un Partido Politico es ga1lar
las elecciones ST mi buen amigo vi.
llamil hubiera conceptuado esta fra
,, Sc de perogrullada, me 10 hubtera ex-
phcado. Que Sc sorprenda de ella CO
mo 81 fuera un descubriniento que
haya Gle revolucionar ell derecho po-
ltico, mas que pretenda que ei
I hecho de tender naturalmente ga
mar las elecciones implica que Ell par
tido que asf sc orienta carece de idea
les. es cosa que no puedo explicarine,
dado Ell prestigio de mi distingutdo
colsga. basado en- largos amos de es-
tudio considerable practica en- acha-
ques politicos.
Por 10 demas, ahi estA mi art1culo
que habla por 81 mismo. Y 81 con ei
consigo ell fin que me propuse de acla-
rar que los que como yo no son par
tidarios de la Independents 1nterna-
cional no estamos agrupados con
los que la sostienen, aun cuando con
clio, muy a mi pesar, no pueda La
marine correH gionario de mi beAo
amigo Villamil, me dare por salts
fecho.
T. Soto GRAS.