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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Sunday in the Churches

school, II a M. and 7 p. NJ, preach
ing, $40 D. m, Christian EndcgVUr
Everybody welcome, especially the
who have interest On the doYcIg1
msnt OF Friends work In thH rft.
Religious Open Forum gahai SH-
plcesb-lGg Madi00n a.. N q. m, ~
shellhammer wlll speak on II an
Jehovah. Thy God"
Church Of Sp'ritua' Light s42gz
Fremont ave. Hattie y. mner
leader. $50, evening service, T.f1.
p. m, trance lecture By Rev D.
RTE Lshr Platform messages
Unity Society of Practical Chris
tianiiy-lzi7 Seventh aVs. 10 O., ~.
sunday school. II @. m, service.
Spiritual Church Of America -IGgz
First ave Rev. = Neville Lipsc0mu
pastor. ,, m. open Forum. "Epir-
itualism and It's Opportunities h
Mrs 81 Default; 7 p. m. Supper. 8
p. m. Christ the Messiah" by pas
tor Flower readings.
The Church Of Psychic Science
5000 Arcade Bldg Rev. r. Adele
LowdermIIk. pastor 800 p. M srr
vice, $40 .. m, Messages
Worlds Bible College and Seventh.
Elect Church IN Israel-7Os2 Ninth
ave n. W Daniel salwt d d. Sur.
day services. p. m. Whats the Most
Necessary Thing 10 Make the People
Believe IN God That They Might Rc.
pent"
New Thought Meeting 5000 A.
cado Square. r. m Receive by
Giving" By David n Lee p. M
Open Forum.
Besant Lodge Theosophical Society
-7i7 n, Broadway II a. m. SUNDAY
school, > .. m lecture by Mr. Mm
Aohan Dutt brotherhood" Enqur-
srs class ever Tuesday evening.
Sacred New World College Of spir.
itualism-DivIne Science. New
Thought, Psychology and Christian
Theosophy. Carpenters han, lgg9
Fourth ave. Dr. Leighton, pastor
8 p. m. lecture b. pastor, '"Tne
Means Of Spiritual Communication
and Manifestation. The Grand
Temple Development class" for all AZ
ter the service.
Wv. c. A.-Yesper service, Y. 81.
C. A. p. m. Sunday yespers. Rev.
y. s McNulty Of Tabernacle Baptist
church, speaker Music. HoHesBes:
Young Women Of Asbury Methods,
church
Psychometry and Spirit Healing
al 1906 +. Denny way--3 p. m, open
forum. Rev. Eosalie Knowles: 4.su
p. m circles: s p m. THE Voice of
silence and messages by Rev Zoe
Gilmore.
LIBERAL CATHOLIC CauRCH
~. Adams, 1860 r. Thomas 81 ~
II a, m, holy eucharist: sermon.
Tact and Tolerance" Rev. Ray
Wardall; p. m, Meditation. Mn.
Blanche kilbourne, followed 10y
bcnediction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

llHulNs NNAt1u NHilf'H lNANh
be in Church Editors hands by
Friday noon Of each week.
BAPTIST
Fremont, III y. seth - Rev f.
bert II Hicks. pastor. s.45 o. m.
sunday school. n. THE Encourage.
ment FOR Christian Toilers'. ., m
THE Fleeing and the Abiding"
Dunlap-P, a. Klein, pastor II a.
m, The Christ Of the Christian
1880 p. M The Prodlcal Son"
Elim Swedish. ~. 18th u, and Sun.
nyslde ave, II a, m. sermon In
Swedish by Rev sydney Nelson; Jl5
and 100 . m. sermon IN English by
Rev Sydney Nelson.
Bethany Antrim II. Nickel. pas.
tor. II d. m. Fruit. Grade 40. -.
100 .. m. True and False Proph,
cts"
Queen Anne. 1s Howe st.-Rsv. -.
+. Iiichardson pastor JA5 a. m.
sunday school; II. THE Life Of
Grace; Gao p. m. Y, r, -. g., 7s3O,
He n Precious"
First Swedish, Ninth and Pine
Rev Emil Friborg. pastor g45 a.
m. Sunday school. II a. m, Gods
Purpose for Man; Gao D. m, y. y
r. u, 7s2o. characteristics Of Our
Presentday Religious Life tswcd.
iBhi
seond Swedish Baptist -G3rd g.
and goth ave. y. ". Eric y. Lind.
holm. pastor; 84J a. m, Sunday
school; II q. m, morning worship
tswsdishj. $50 .. m. Young People,
100 p. m, program by Ladies Mis.
si0nary society
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

Cynthia Grey will receive
callers on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. from 20 p. m,
and Tuesday and Thursday,
from II 20 ~ IN, at her Of
flee in The star building, 1902
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
OTHER COAST STATIONS

kFSG, Los Angeles. PTS meters
1910 TO IL p. m, auditorium
service: altar call and Bible
teaching; sermon by Aimee
Scmple Mcpherson.
XIII. Los Angeles. 500 meters
5 to II p. m. J. Howard John.
son program: Art Hickman's
dance orchestra OF the Bit.
more hotel
XII, Los Angeles. 400 meters
TO IL y. m, Acollan instru.
mental trio: Florayno Thomp.
son. soprano. and assisting
artists: Packard Radio club;
Ambassador hotel dance or.
cheHtra.
KGo. Oakland. 3i2 meters-S TO
10 p. m. MERGED Boys band;
Eloise Harris, soprano.
KPO. San Francisco, aga meters
3 TO IL p. m, Art Weidnor's
orchestra OF the Falrmount
hotel.
KGO. Oakland, 3i2 metcrs-iO p.
IN. TO a. m, Henry Halstead
orchestra OF tho st. Francis
hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Colvin to Address
Club on Roosevelt

Monday, october n, is Rooscvelts
birthday, Celebrating the annivcr-
snry. the Transportation club Of
Seattle will hear an address on
Theodore Roosevelt by Ewing d.
Colvin, deputy prosecuting attorney,
at their regular MONDAY luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Talks on War Prevention

Or. l.. l.. Worth western score
tary Of the National Society for the
Prevention Of War viii address tho
brotherhood OF the Green Lake
Methodist Episcopal church next
Monday evening, October q, at 8
o'clock at the Green Lake NJ. II.
church. His subject will be How
War Can BE Prevented"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Paul Says Women
Make Good Jurors

Women should serve ON juries.
Charles II. Paul, candidate for the
superior court bench, told the mem.
bors OF the Womon's Century club
Mt the Y. w. c, a. Friday. Paul
said that his experience shows him
women make better Jurors than
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
65th Artillery to
Hold Big Reunion

More than 100 men win attend the
first annual reunion OF the famous
65th heavy artillery at 1868 Third
ave. and viii banquet Saturday eve.
ming Mt the officers library In tho
state armory. This unit was the
only one drawn from former state
coast artillery units TO see active
service In France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Missing New York
Youth Is Located

NEW YORK, oct. 25.-Franklin
J. Rosheek. 1B.year.old school boy
missing from his home since Sep
TENDER 81. has been located. police
said today All information as to
his whereabouts was withheld. save
that he was not in the city. Police
refused TO say whether he had been
KIDNAPPED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
$50 High School
Leaders Are Here

with about $50 school leaders and
journalists present, the high school
lenders conference is on at the
University OF Washington. Miss
Katherine Skallcy and Mrs. Lou
Anderson we're principal speakers
Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Building Men Look
Over Horton Bank

building owners and managers Of
the Pacific const, in session here
Friday. made an inspection Of the
history new Dexter Horton bank
building In the afternoon and we're
preparing Saturday TO attend the
afternoon football game. They will
convene in Spokane next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
PaparhaHgers
Paste

Dear Miss Grey; Can you give
me good formula Tor paperhang.
cr's pastc7 G. V.
rBc a cheap grade Of rye or wheat
flour. mix thoroly with cold water
10 about the consistency OF dough.
or n little thinner. being careful to
remove all lumps. stir In a tea.
spoonful OF powdered alum TO a
quart OF flour, then pour In tho
boiling water. stirring rapidly until
the flour IL thoroly cooked. Let
this cool before using. and then thin
with cold water,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Salmon Men Elect
D. Campbell Again

Members OF the Association Of
Pacific Fisheries, meeting here Fri
day, reelected Daniel Campbell.
Bellngham salmon canneryman.
president OF the organization. Busi.
ness sessions were held at the New
Washington hotel and 10 men at.
tended
f. c, tombstone, OF Seattle, was
reelected first vice president, and
Frank Whiye. also of Seattle, was
named to succeed himself as second
vice president.
An open passenger auto requires
l50 board feet OF lumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Seattle Horses to
Show at Portland

Horses from the stables of r. a.
Stuart. j. d. Farrell Mrs. w. l..
Eaton, and Dr. and Mrs. c. r. Cast.
len are entered at the Pacific Inter.
national horse show at Portland from
Seattle, II was announced Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS

Eternal Truth Spiritual OF Amer
ica--l915 First ave, , p. m. open
forum: 4;SO p. m, circles: S p. m.
lecture by Rev. Mack Hart, I'VE
Must Be Born Again"
University First Christian Spiritu.
al-4550 18th ave. n. e. Rev. Geo.
T. Grant pastor. p. m. message
service and healing; 7:45 p. m, serv.
ices, THE Relation of Astronomy to
the Human Race" Wednesday and
Friday, circles.
Rainier Heights Friends Church
-ottman's hall, corner cath ave. s.
and Lane st. Rev. Lindley A.
Wells. pastor GAS a. m, Bible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

DROUGHT from New York by the
ID Hotel Butler Co, Jack Balm. yo-
eaiist and entertainer Is making a
tremendous hit And they DO ray
that the Valentino fanrttes are turn
ing Rudolph'F picture face 10 the
wall. since Jack made his appearance
nt the Butler cafe.
Bnin'H versatile range o. songs IN
conjunction with Earl Grey'a orches.
IRA Is attracting large crowds 20 the
Butler cafe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
"Thdnatopsis''

Dear Miss Grey Please inform
me- who wrote tho poem. '"Thann.
topals." and what is is mrnning7
X.
William Cullen Bryant was the
author Of this poem His views are
that death, tho unavoidable. IN com,
mon 10 all, and that the whole OF
mankind wilt eventually sleep in the
earth The poet answers the quos-
ton. How cnn one bo reconciied TO
death7" lie offers no promise of
Immortality and refers 10 no dlety
higher than nature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
CONGREGATIONAL

Whitman Memoria-Dr J. a.
Reid from New Zealand viii preach.
II m. "Pslam Of the Church
Bells, 5 .. m THE Dauntlesg
Three. Sunday school. 945 a. m. and
i2l5 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Radio Programs
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Tx

KFoA. ass moters-2 TO 5 p. m,
football game. Washington VS..
Oregon A. c. at stadium. Seat.
tie. Silent at night.
KJR. 2s3 meters-5:3O 10 $40.
musical records. .. g..
kFHR. 263 mcters-4:3O TO $50,
musical records; $40 TO 10.
concert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Cold Tomato
Relish

Dear Aiifs Grey. Have you a
recipe for cold tomato rclishg
would appreciate II II you have.
HOME.CASNER.
Cold Tomato Relish 49, Take
quarts firm. ripe tomatoes. Fcaid.
eoihdip and then chop In small
pieces, add cups chopped onion.
cups chopped celery. cups corn
syrup or sugar. cup white mus.
tari seed. y cup salt. mix all to.
gethsr and pack IN boiled Jars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
PRESBYTERIAN

whitman Memorial; DIR. j. A.
Reid, Of New zealand, preacher-Il
a. m, Psalm Of the Church Bells"
5 p. m, THE Dauntless Three"
Sunday school, s,45 and 1915 a. m.
Interplay; 1855 18th ave. n. E.:
Edwin s. secrest, pastor-1o n. m.
Sunday school; ii:l5 a m. services.
"Adrift on the Sea of Life" p. m,
Junior Endeavor.
University, 47th and 18th N. f.:
Rev. II. s, Templeton, pastor-1i
a. m, Rev. James NJ Gray. presi-
dent Moody Bible Institute. Chicago.
will speak: p. m. Rev. VIM. p.
White, First John" 7:50 p. m,
closing service OF Bible conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
THE ANSWER
TO THURSDAYS PUZZLE

Dudley Prentice. 1916 Bellevue
ave. Seattle, wins Thursdays
dollar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

HORIZONTAL
l. Mother OF Achilles,
G, Inclose,
~. Dim again.
u. Roundup
rs, Tribe OF American Indians.
Is, Part Of circle,
rs. A row OF.
10. A japanese coin.
20. Fear
g. Theta Nu Epsilon
20. The strenuous president an.
itialsl.
"a. Pioneer.
ss. Note OF scale.
81. Soft drinks
20. Place ot formal receptions.
81, Sports
-. Bishops hat
~. High voice,
%. Attain.
SO. Article.
az. Puts In tune
81. Babylonian god
~. Encountered
~. Satisfied.
IS. Big bird.
IS. A continent.
IS. Dogs foot
40. Uniform
80. Language
90. one who acts for.
SO. Revere.
81, Makes a noise like a horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL
81. johns Parish California and
Hanford sts.. West Seattle. Rev.
Maurice ] Bywater. pastor. sa. m.
Holy Communion. plain. $40 Sunday
school and kindergarten: II a. m.
choral morning service. sermon by
Rev Bywater. And Jesus Seeing
Their Faith; 700 p. m. choral yes.
pers. Junior choir,
Saint Marks Harvard ave. and
Spring a. Rev. John D. McLaugh.
Ian. Pm. d. ga. m. Holy Com.
munion; $40 a. m, church school.
II n. m, morning prayer and ser.
mon. THE Souls Night. 6.i5 p. m.
Young Peoples league service 1880
p. m. evening prayer and sermon.
Forgiveness
Saint Michaers Chapel OF Saint
Marks Parish-North Sixth and John
A. $40 a. m. sung Eucharist and
sermon; p m. church school
Trinity Parish, Episcopal, Eighth
and James-Rey. william II. Bliss,
rector. s n. m. holy communion
pst5 a. m, s. s.. II a. m. morning
prayer and sermon. Members One
Of Another. 7:30. evening prayer and
sermon. The Power 20 Forgive
Sins" Both sermons by Rev. Nook
Church Of the Epiphany. Epiphany
Parish, 5sth ave. and T.. Denny way
Rev. Harold G. Hennessy rector
5 a. m. holy communion: 9a5 a. m
junior morning service and church
lessons: II a. m. morning prayer anC
sermon. Face TO Face. 7:50 p. m.
evening prayer and sermon, This
Saving God"
st. Johns Mission, Kirkland Rev
Harold @. Hennessy. pastor. 24T
,. m. S. s.: p. m, evening prayer
and sermon.
First Methodist Episcopal-Rev. ]
Ralph Magee. pastor. II n, m.
Gods Greatest Need" by Rev. Ma.
gee: 8 p. m. sacred concert by Tenn
pie chorus. also Mrs. John McIveI
and Dwight Stephenson.
IL THERsN
st. Johns Danish Lutheran Mis-
sion, gath ave. and T.. Spruce-IC
a. m. S. s.: IL a, m. Worship dan
ishl; s p. m, Worship EnglIsh).
METHODIST PROTESTANT
First Methodist Proiestant--Rev
Geo. w Beck. pastor. IL a. m. "A
Conference With Cod; ESQ p. M
Christian Endeavor; 1880 p. m, THE
Secret Of Peace"
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METHODIST PROTESTANT

FHNT METHODIST Protestant-Rev
Geo. w Beck, pastor. IL a. m. "A
Conference With Cod: ESQ p. M,
Christian Endeavor; 1880 p. m. The
Secret Of Peace"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

fNots. Church notices must
be In Church Editors hands by
Friday noon Of each week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
LIBERAL CATHOLIC CuuRcH

LlBEhhI tAlIlDlslt tul RtH
81 Adams, 1860 T.. Thomas ST.
IL a, m holy eucharist: sermon,
Tact and Tolerance" Rev. Kay
Wardall; p. m, Meditation. Mn
Blanche kllbourne, followed 10y
bonedIction.
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st. Johns Danish Lutheran Mis-.
sion, gath ave. and +. Spruce-IO
a. m. S. s.: II a. m. Worship Dan
ishl; S p. m. Worship EsnglishD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-07
Ell TRIUNFO DE
EMILIA BENITO

Cuando aun no Sc habian apaga-
do defnitivamente, en- la amplia sala
del Teatro Olimpo, de Santurce, las
calidas ovaciones que nuestro entu-
siasmado publico le tributara la
inmensa tragica Margarita Xirgu.
que tan brillante temporada hiciera
en- esta ciudad, volvieron a resonar,
los estrepitosos aplausos del sobera-
no para premiar el Arte y la voz en-
cantadora de la mas arrogante y en-
loquecedora cancionista espanola que
nos ha visitado: Emilia Benito.
La BenitO triunf6 inmendiata-
mente que hizo su aparici6n en- la
escena. Su presentation es lujosa
Y su belleza extraordinaria.
Su voz es bien tinbrada y de un
volumen imponderable. Canta con
gran entusiasmo y sabe dar sus
canciones ese ardor tan espanolisimo
que tanto hemos echado de menos
en- otras cancionistas que han We
nido luclr sus vestuarloS o la Delle-
"a de sus cuerpos bien modelados.
La Benito recibio los aplausos mas
enthusiasts que hemos escuchado tri-
butarle a artistas de su genero y
estamos seguros que la temporada
ha de ser un exito asombroso.
En- ell ultimo n1mero, aparte de
10 bien que cantara el chotis madri-
leno, hizo una exhibici6n de manto-
mes lujosisimos que demostraron la
riqueza de su atrezzo.
Todas las noches Emilia Benito
ha de presentar un Programa COM
pletamente variado va que su roper
torio es de 10 mas complete que Sc
conoce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-07
AtrOpeIIO inauditO de dos
pOiCfaS
1NvESTIGUE ESQ Ell CAPTAIN
BLANCO

ConValeciente de unos cuantos gol-
pes que recibiera Sc ha legado a mi
ofcina donde acostumbra venir ell
joven Ulises Rodriguez, quien en- uG,I
reyerta que sostuviera con dos poll.
cias sali6 malamente herido en- la ca
beza y en- Ell cuerpo.
jQu6 le pasa? le pregunte. Enton-
ces 81 me dice, 'pues voy relatarle
toda la verdad de 10 ocurrido, aunque
va usted Sc habra enterado por Ell dia
rio "El Imparcial".
--Encontrabame almorzando ell sa-
bado 26 del pasado julio en- la fonda
''Se qued6 de dia" sta en- la calle
de San Sebastian eSquina Tanca. Ocu-
pc una de las mesas que hay ALI pa
ra Ell servicio. Como estaba solo en- Ia
misma, a mi lado puse las chinelas
que acostumbro vender, sin que en-
tendiera que con aquello cometia min
gun delito, pues ell duefio de la fonda
jamas me habia llamado la atenci6n.
--Cuando mas tranquilo me encon-
traba Sc apareci6 por alK un pclicia
de apelndo velez, quien dirigi6ndo'e
mi de una manera muy brusca me
dijo: IDe quien son esas chinelas?
IQui6n las puso alli7 Entonces 70 lie
dije,-son mias, y con la misma me
levant6 para quitarlas. Entonces vol
vic y dijo:-Estos borrachos...
Yo lie indiqu6 que no era un bora
cho. Enseguida 81 adadi6:-oiga ST Sc
anda descuidando lie doy dos tres
'garnatas''
-Aquellas palabras me sentaron
muy NAL, y yo entonces le rephque
que 81 el me daba, me tendria que ma
tar, pues 81 siendo paisano no lie
gustarfa que delante de la gente ma
die viniera ofrecerle "garnatas'.
-Parece ser que mis- palabras lie
enfurecieron tanto, que enseguida le
vantando la macana Sc abalanz6 So
bre mi. Yo, por ese instinto de con-
(Continua en- la pag. 6.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-07
In e| CampamentO de los iegiionarios de Ben
6eb IN Official intent6 dsparar sobre d gene
raj Primo de Rivera
la gada del Pesdente del Decoo 0poecieron
pasqunes nsoso Ell Supreme Conseo DE comua del
neral Primo de Rivera uerOn expuado los representatives de
los peri6dcos "EL SoP "ARC''. de Madrid

tos pefiascales les han tornado afecto
Y desean conservarlos. Esa, no
otra seria La voluntad de los glorio-
SOS Gonzalez -Tablas y valenzuela, que
murieron en- ellos, braves y herotcos.
"Nosotros queremos ayudar la la
Dor del Directorio en- /el sentido de
, que refine la paz en- los confines de
Marruecos. Para ESQ ofrecemos nues-
tras vidas; pero, al propio tempo, de-
seamos que Ell honor de La patria pre-
valezca sobre todo'.
Tras una breve pausa. con voz emo
cionante, exclama:
General: la Legion entera desea
servir Espaha. Viva Espafia! Viva
Ia Legi6n!''
Con un grito de ferocidad juvenil
guerrero estalla un Viva Francol vi
va Gonzalez Tablasi Viva Valenzue-
la! Repitense los vivas entire aclama-
clones, donde Sc refieja marcadamente
la indisciplina. Nj un viva al Rey! Nj
un viva al general Primo de Rive
ia.
Sin arredrarle Ia atm6sfera de agre
sividad de que esta rodeado Primo de
Rivera contesta, levantandose viva
mente:
"Desde un principle, al leer ese car
tel, me di por advertido de 10 que Sc
intentaba. Antes que las palabras de
ciega v feroz acometividad de la Le-
gi6n, debiera escribirse esta otra:
"obediencia!'' vos, teniente coronel
Franco, que en- jornadas gloriosas os
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A pesar de 10 dispuesto
por la Com. de Seruicio
P1blico los porteadores
p1blicos no informan a
a sus en,pleGdos

En- la Ultima vista de la Comisi6n
de Servicio Pubhco Sc termino La Wis
ia del case de la soncitud de Tranquil
cia de Tulio Larrinaga para utilizar Las
aguas del salto del Peh6n de las Agui-
Las para producer fuerza el6ctrica, es-
tando presente el peticionario y la opo-
sitora que 10 es la Porto Rico Railway
Light and Power Company.
La Comisi6n de Servicio P1blico
, en- su session de aver estuvo conside-
rando Ia actitud asumida por los por-
teadores pdbhcos de vehfculos de mo-
tor que no dan cumpnmiento los pre-
ceptos del nuevo reglamento en- 10
que Sc refiere los uniformes color
khaki igual al que usan en- la actua-
hdad los conductores y motoristas de
los trclleys y que deben ser usados por
los chaufefurs y cobradores de dichos
vehfculos.
Sc acord6 que por Ell Secretario de
Ia Comisi6n Sc notifiQue dichos por-
tsadores pdblicos para que muestren
causa por que no cumplen tai requisi-
to, apercibi6ndolos de que de no hacer-
10 asi seran castigados con multa o
cancellation del certifcado de necesidad
y convenience que en- la atualidad
poseen.
Acera de la actitud de los portea-
dores p1blicos es realmente lamenta-
BILE que esos sefiores hagan 10 que les
viene en- ganas, burlandose de manera
tan insoltta de un acuerdo de la Co.
mission, que a estas horas ha debido
va haber procedido Ia cancellation
de los certificates de los rebeldes, 81
Sc tiene en- cuenta que todos Sc les
ha dado Ell tempo necesaro para cum
plir ese requisite.
Hasta la fecha creemos que no hay
un solo chofer cobrador uniformado.
Esto no puede ser mas abusive In
moral y demuestra dos cosas: que La
Comisi6n de Servicio Po6blico ha vo-
tado Ell acuerdo solo por votarlo. o
que los relacionados en- Ell asunto 10
han perdido ell respeto pretenden
ignorar sus atribuciones. SQu6 SUI.
cede?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-07
Las negOGadOnes entire IngIatena y Russia
para Negar a un e0tendidO fraCasan. Ale
mania impOne Ondidones para pOnef en-
prdCtiCa eI plan Dawes la COnferenGa in
teraiada terminard sus tfabajOs esta semana

LoNDREs, agosto 6. Omitted Pressl.
FL rompimiento de las negociacic7es
que sc venian llevando a cabo entire
Russia e Inglaterra para negar a un en-
tendido, reanudando las relaciones dt-
plomaticas y comerciales, ha causado
general sorpresa en- todos los circulos,
pues los politicos crefan que Ell tratado
Sc nevaria cabo base de las conce.
stones que hiciera el soviet. Pero a Ill.
TINA hoia. el soviet Sc muestra obsti-
nado, no quiere conceder ,nada, Y la
conferencia ha fracasado. No obstante.
hay la esperanza de que las negocia.
clones vuelvan a reanudarse y que en-
tonces sc llegue un entendido.