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Evening star., 1924-11-09
Deaths Reported.

Deaths reported in the last "a hours:
Christian +. Eckloff SO. s12 North Capitol st
pital.
David Dodd, so: Emergency Hospital.
MsrRarits aGad T Tandsraif. IS. io1o Goth st.
James W. Stringfellow, 81. 1925 H ST.
Louis Callisher; So. one-half mile northeast
Frank P. Lavezzo, 4. 14O1 9th st.
Catherine LANCER. Al. Providence Hospital.
Ellen G: Kane. IS. 22o7 Fl st.
Alhe.s po1sey 80 FIsedmsns S1n..s Hospital
Jasper Perry. So. Freedmens Hospital
Ida L. Conner; so; 1919 18th st.
Margaret A. Harris %, 1910 Banks ST.
Cynthia Davis, As, 1912 9Th st.
wallace watkins, SO, GaIlinrer Hospital
Infant of Richard and Hazel Queen, 5h
H'Vssi Watkins 1. Turner, 50, 4, Q st.
Rernard Lancaster. Is. Providence Hospital.
clifford y. Smith, a. 2sO4 10th st. ne.
Lorraine Bailey; 2; Children's Hospital.
As Anson Mills. Ill 90. 2 Dusont Circle,
Elias Solomon, 81. 1908 9Th st
Lee Hutchins 81, the Highlands Apartments
Charles Young. months. Children's Hos
pital
samuel samuel I, Snyder, s;. { months, t7lS % s.h St;
ington University Hospital
Lucinda Monroe a. cas9slty ,ooa s,h Hospital
beff!en. bes!sa fHaiy ss14 isfh st. St
Ass..' psrs Dyson 10 s0 -. uss.ss'oss sest Hospital
Alfred A. Burreis. 35 i20 Reynolds pl. sc.
Infant Of Henry and Mayme Glover, 8 days,
. Infant Of James and Sadie P. Henderson.
Infant Of John ana kasey Bruce. hour.
FFfss%s'e fssans q 5s:sp$ and ss,,. Young, 50
minutes. 126 10th St s.e.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Jn M emoriam.

BRAEZELL. In loving remembrance Of oar
dear mother. LOUISE ERANZELI. who
., 1928
precious from US has gone
4 voice loved is stiIled
place is vacant in home.
Which never an h. filed
HER LOVING son CHARLES AND HIS
FAMILY.
BRANZELL. In fond and loving remembra nce
Of my dear mother. LOUISE BRANZELI
who departed this life one year ago t0da,
November 8. 1923
In our home you are fondly remembered
sweet thoughts still cling 10 yonr
The hearts that loved you 50 dea rlysin Iff.
Love you in death just the same.
Oh. how hard we tried to save heI.
Tears and prayers We're all in vain
Harry angels came and bore her.
From this dreary world of pain.
Gone hut never will he forgotten
HER LOVING son ISAAC AND DAUtrU
TERINLAW AGNES. AND GRANDSON
JOSEPH.
cAsAssA. In loving memory of our fsthcr
STEPHEN q. tASASSA. mo died Is years
ago today. HIS DAUGHTERS
DAILY. \ tribute of love and devotion TO the
memory of my dear father, JAMES DAILY
who departed this life II years ago ye>
terday. November :. 1903.
To live in the hearts of those we leave on
earth is not to die.
HIS DAUGHTER. ALICE Z. wHALEN
AANE-GERLAcH: In memory Of our desr
+
anniversary mass ST. Martins Church Nc
vember ~. ANNA AND PAUL.
PHILPoTT. In loving remembrance of mr
dear friend. LILLIAN PHILPoTT 6ner
Crown, who departed this life two years
ago. November .. 1872.
There griefs which cannot find comfort.
And wounds that can never be healed;
There SORROWS deep in my human
heart
That cannot lie half revealed
HER DEVOTED FRIEND. MRS. JAMES
KNOWLES
PITCHER. In loving remembrance OF our dear
and brother, JOHN KRAFT PITCHER.
who died four years ago today. November 8.
1920 THE FAMILY
SPRAGUE. In memory Of our beloved son
and brother, OWEN c. SPRAGUE. who d.
parted this life. November Q. 1915.
Blessed the pare in heart, for they
shall see God.
WINDHAM. In sad hut loving remembran""
of devoted mother. ANNIE X. WIND
HAN, who passed away November =. 1927
Sweet memories will linGer forever
Time cannot change them, it's true
Years that come cannot
Our loving remembrance of you.
THE CTlILDREN
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Deaths.

HALL Saturday, November g. 1924. at TIC
1hao, 1rs,aence OF his consin, Walter u. Hall. la7
1,hTstnut ave. Takoma Park, Md. JOHN
DILLON, loving husband of Bird Yanccy
S,a Haii; in his 4ath year. Funeral from -.
i"mhia ingnah 5, Episcopsl Church, 18th and Co
pm. Relatives and friends invited 10.
HUGHES. Departed this life Saturday. No
Gemne emeFF 81; =; + 1sst' :, at HI an at her Tcs
Notice of funeral later.
am; ELLEN lSELLiE, KANE. sS5 brlsyri s:si
Kane. Funeral from her late RESIDENCE. a225
81. NV, Monday morning. November 10
@ then to to ST. Stephens Catholic Church, cor,
h'r 10Th and Pennsylvania ave. where
TeIulem mass will be held at Q O'Clock
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited
KAST. At Aberdeen. Md. LOUIS. helovcI
husband OF Johanna kast Funeral from
the chapel of Frank Gcier's Sons Co. llI::
3dh st. nv. on Monday. November 10 a.
I" am. lnterment ST. Mays Cemetery
KENT. Suddenly, Friday. November : 1?.!
at ll:3O am, at his residence. 1871 1Uln
st. NV. Rev. JAMES EDWARD KENT, L.
neral services will take piarc % at saiI"6 HGn' Bar
list Church. corner 9th and l. 50. nv.
lnesnayr November II, at o'clock. 1O'
KINGAN Saturday. November = 1924 a. hc-
home 1o2 East Kirk St. Chevy Chas". Nd.
ANNA NJ kINGAN. Funcral lprivatel from
her late home Tuesday, November II. Kind
ly omit flowers. 10
LAKE. Saturday. November ( 1926 a, The
residence OF his daughter, Mrs Ernest !:
McComas. 1916 Jocelyn st. wII.MOT LAKE.
IN his 18th year Funeral from above rcs
dence Monday, November 10. At pm
Relatives and friends invited. Intermert
private
LoEFFLER. Saturday. November 8. 1924. at
his residence. 742 md st NV. Jo-
HANNES LOEFFLER. beloved husband of
Margarethe Loeffier 1nec Wunterlchl Re
mains resting at the funeral parlorS az
Perry & Walsh, 20 Il 81. NV. Notice or
funeral later.
McCALMoNT. Friday. November :. 1924. at
Maplewo0d Sanitarium. Silver Spring Md
EMMA Il. MccALMONT. Funeral from VI
W. Chambers funeral chapel. 1fth aud
Chaplin sts. NV, Monday, :; pm. Inter
ment Glenwood Cemetery.
ROBERTS. Friday. November = 1924 Mr.
BESSIE NJ. ROBERTS. mother Of Mariennc
Roberts and Louise X. Hoffman InterrIcnt
at Madisonvile, Ohio. Monday. NOvemhrr
10 C!ncinnat papers please copy "a
ROSE. Friday. November T. 1924 at Q nm
at George Washington University Hospital.
HENRIETTA NANCY. beloved wife Of tic
late Joseph Ryers Rose. in the sjth year or
her age. Funeral pm Tuesday. NoveuIbc-
H. from Tabler's parlors, 1926 l. et nv.
los
sLAYMAN. Departed THIS life November ;.
st. ne. SARAH A SLAYMAN. beloved
mother Of Clara b. Slayman Funeral MoI
day, November 10, pm. Relatives and
friends invited interment in Congressional
Cemetery. 'Maryland papers please copy, ga
SOLOMON. suddenly, Thursday Hovember
late Cecilia solomon. Funeral from tha
chapel of Frank Geiers' Sons Co, Ii13 .th
ST. NV, on Sunday, November 9. at pm
wILLENBUcHER. Suddenly. November
1924. in Berlin, Germany. EMELIE WILL
ENBUCuER. o.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
WILL TURN SCIENCE
ON MEN AND Jobs
Engineering Foundation Plans
Combined Study to Make
Workers Happier.
Hy the A Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November S.-To weed
misfits from American industry and
to make it's millions of workers hap
pier more efficient and more pro-
ductivc, science and business have
united in nationwide investiga-
tion. enlisting the services of men
director of the Engineering Founda-
ton. announced today.
The inquiry will be>headed by the
Personnel Research Federation, es-
tabliShed under the auspices of the
Engineering Foundation and the Ma
tional Research Council, of which Dr.
w. V. Bingham of the Carnegie Insti-
tute of Technology has been appoint
ed director. Prof. Bingham will open
headquarters at the Offices of the
foundation here.
Application of Resrarchcs.
The movement marks turning
point in the history of personnel
in management in this country ac-
cording to Mr.. Finn. The federation
will aim, he said. ito further the ap-
plcation of scientific research to
problems affecting the happiness.
welfare and efficiency of the great
body of workers and to promote re-
search activities pertaining to per
Sonnel in industry, commerce, educa-
tion and government"
organizations, in addition to those
mentioned, which will share in the
study include the American Fedora
tion of Labor. Bureau of Vocational
Information. Vocational Service for
Juniors, DEPARTMENT of lndustr rial
Research at the University of Penn
sylvania, Graduate School of Business
and Bureau of Vocational Guidance at
Harvard University, National Com
mittee for Mental Hygiene, United
States Public Health Service. United
Evening star., 1924-11-09
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia and Maryland
Partly cloudy today; tomorrow in
creasing cloudiness and warmer,
probably followed by rain; moderate
north and northeast winds.
Observation-Disclosures today and to-
morrow; probably rain and warmer
tomorrow; moderate northeast winds.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy to-
day; tomorrow increasing cloudiness,
with rain and warmer.
ReeOrds for - Hours.
Temperature-Midn 60; 2 am.
GN: am, 61; 6 am, 61; am, So;
10 am, So; IL. noon, 54: 2 pm, So;
pm, So; 6 pm, So; pm, 81; 10
pm, 4S.
Highest temperature-63; lowest
4S.
Relative humidity-s am, go;
pm, .4P; 8 pm, AZ.
Rainfall, 8 pm. to 8 pm-0.
Hours of sunshine--32
Per cent of possible sunshine-31.
Temperature, same date last year
Highest, 46; lowest, 81.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
V. M. |. ALUMNI TO DINE.
Washington Chapter to Celebrate
College Anniversary.

The Washington Chapter of the
Virginia Military Institute Alumni
Association will celebrate the eighty
fifth anniversary of the founding of
the college Tuesday night at o'clock
by dinner at the Army and Navy
Club.
Guests of honor viii include the
new superintendent, Gen. William H
Cooke, and ex-senator Charles j.
Faulkner of West Virginia, who
served from the institute in the bat
tie of New Market during the Civil
War.
Capt. P. st. Julian Wilson. Stuart B.
Marshall and II. Marshall Lloyd COM
Prise the dinner committee. Gen.
Samuel ID. Rockenbach. Tank Corps
commander and president of the local
chapter, will preside
Local V. NJ. l. men and their friends
are invited.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
PLAN CHARITY DANCE.
Shipping Board Employees Enter.
tain Next Week,

The Welfare Society of the United
States Shipping Board will give a
dance Tuesday evening, November 18
at the Washington Hotel. Music will
be furnished by Happy Walker 8
Golden Pheasant Orchestra The well
fare society is benevolent organiZa-
ton conducted by officials and en-
ployes of the Shipping Board to care
for needy cases. Funds to carry on
the work are derived from dances
and card parties.
Arrangements for the dance are in
the hands of the following commit
tee: A. l.. Lansdale, chairman; NJ ].
Pierce. !. Well r. NJ. Hicks. A. j.
Williams. Fl. A. Klucken. ]. L. Ekman.
j. Blankenship. c. d. Gibbons. and
f. j. Skidmore. secretary treasurer
Evening star., 1924-11-09

of the District government. At the
outbreak of the World War he re-
signed his position and volunteered
for overseas service May 80, 1917.
He went to France in the Ordnance
Department of the United States
Army with the first convoy. After
Fl months service in France he was
gassed and was returned to the
United States.
lie was sent to the hospital at
Fort Bayard. N. Mex. from which he
was discharged November IA, 1918,
and the following month took up his
residence in Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Duvall is married and has two
children. He is a thirty third degree
Mason and a member of the Mystic
Shrine.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Attempt Made to Rob Poor Box

An unidentified man was caught III
the act of trying TO rob the poor UoX
in the National Cath edral, Wisconsin
avenue and WoOdley road Friday after
noon, according to a report made to the
police by James D. Berkeley. 19 Rock
Creek Church road, employed in the
cathedral. He told the police he caught
the stranger in the act of trying to
get money from the box by using Il
piece of wire. The man, who left
hurriedly, was described as being
about 80, having a sandy beard and
Evening star., 1924-11-09

states Bureau of Statistics, United
States Bureau Of Mines. United States
Civil Service Commission, Research
Bureau for Retail Trading at Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh, School of Bust
ness Administration at the University
of Chicago and departments active in
personal research at Dartmouth Col
lege, Bryn Mawr College, Northwest
crn University. University of North
Carolina and University of Michigan.
Numerous corporations and indi-
yiduals also will take part.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Child Dies of Poisoning.

MINNEAPOLIS, November s.-Three
of the four persons who became dam
gerously i'll here yesterday, appar-
emily from poisoning, after eating
Breakfast. We're out of danger today
physicians announced. The fourth
person. a land half year old child
died.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
ELKS TO HONOR LYONS.
Former D. C. Resident Returns t.
New Post Here.

John W. Lyons. former manager
of the academy of music here, will
be officially welcomed by his brother
Elks at a theater party at the Gay
ETY. Theater Tuesday evening. Mr.
Lyons has returned to Washington a.
manager of the Gayety, and the Elks
have purchased all the seats in the
theater for Tuesday evening.
They will march in a body TO the
theater.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
WILMOT LAKE DIES.
Was Inventor of System of Under
ground Conduits.

Wilmot Lake, IS years old. for
many years prominent building
contractor and resident-of this city.
died at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. Ernest II. McComas, 1916 Jocelyn
street, yesterday.
Mr.. Lake was the inventor of the
Lake system for building under
ground conduits, "a system which is
still extensively used
Besides his daughter, Mrs. Nc
Evening star., 1924-11-09

Comas, he is survived by two other
daughters, Mrs. Irving Scribner and
Mrs. Frank Bernstein, and two sisters,
Mrs. William Harveycutter and Mrs
Charles +. Goodno. all of this city.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed at the residence of Mrs. McComas
tomorrow afternoon at = o'clock. Dr.
L. G.. B. Pierce. pastor of All Souls
Unitarian Church, will officiate. In
terment will be in Glenwood Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
CARDS of Thank8.

GRAHAM We wish TO express or sincere
thanks and appreciation to our neghbors
relatives and friends, for their kindness
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes dur
ing the illness and death of our beloved son
and brother. FRANK REID GRAHAM.
THE FAMILY.
PRICE. I wish to thank the friends. rea-
and floral tributes at the death of my be
loved husband. DIR. MALVERN II PRICE
HIS MlEE EN-
Evening star., 1924-11-09


city, took up his
residence in Colo
RADIO S ri n & 8 I,
Colo, about five
years ago, where
last Tuesday he
was elected to the
State Legislature
on the Republican
ticket by a ma
jority of 1900
votes.
Mr.. Duvall was
born in this city,
October II. 1885.
He was employed
for a number of
years as an in
spector IN I h e
i - - - 4
Evening star., 1924-11-09
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

The Red Triangle Outing Clubs
nike will begin at Cabin John. Bridge
at 2:3o o'clock. Walk of six miles.
Campfire.
The sixth annual mems day of AS
bury NJ. E. Church will be observed
at IL o'clock at the church. and at s
O'Clock. Theodore r. Penney of Phil
adelphia. and w. Ashby Hawkins of
Baltimore. will speak. Music by the
male chorus
James E. Walker Post, No. %,
American Legion, will meet for its
annual Armistice religious service. IL
o'clock, at Metropolitan A NJ. E..
Church. The post members will hold
stag smoker, o'clock. in private
cafe rooms of Thomas Garden.
The Fellowship Guild of ST Monicas u
chapel VIII meet a o'clock, in Guild
Hall, South Capitol and L streets.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
M arriages.

YoUNG-WELCH. Miss NELLIE WEIGH
and Mr.. JOHN YOUNG of 216 10th ST.
sw., were united in marriage Thursday eve
ming. November 6, 1924. The Rev DR.
Briggs of the Fifth Calvary Baptist Church
ofhc1ated during the ceremony, which
friends OF the family were present After
an extended motor trip they will be al
home to their friends December /
Evening star., 1924-11-09

The distinction of being the only
practiclng woman lawyer in the
Maritime Provinces belongs to Miss
Muriel Corkery of st. John, New Bruns-
wick
Evening star., 1924-11-09
DISABLED VETERAN
WINS PUBLIC OFFICE
District Man, Given Short Life Five
Years Ago, Gets Legisla-
ture Seat.

Gassed in the World War and later
told by his physician he had but six
months to live, William II. Duvall,
son of William A. and the late Laura
Evening star., 1924-11-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Washington branch Of the

INC "aAhhS Ton nFahch OF the Viz
ginia Military Institute Alumni AS
sociation will celebrate the S9th an
niversary of the founding of the in
stitute with a dinner at the Army
and Navy Club. Tuesday. pm. Gen.
w. II. Cooke. superintendent of the
institute, and ex-senator Charles ].
Faulkner will speak
Evening star., 1924-11-09

study class will meet Wednesday at
1871 K street. pm. The class will
meet Wednesdays throughout the
Winter
Evening star., 1924-11-09

Alumnae Association will meet Thurs
day, 4:30 pm, at the home of Mrs
David l. Wayne. 322 Nineteenth
street.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
FOUND.

DOGS AND CATS at the rest farm Of the HUI
name Education Society. available for homes
upon assurances Of good treatment and that
they will not he sacrificed for vivisectiou pur
poses, Phone Main 1906
Evening star., 1924-11-09
The Force-Adnm. Parent-T-,ch.

The Force-Adams Parcnt-Teacher
Association will hold it's first meet
ing tomorrow, S pm, in lecture room
or the Church of the Covenant Dr.
Charles Wood. pastor of the church,
and DR.. Fowler of the Health Depart
nent will speak.
"The Answer of Iheo~ophy to the
Problem of Pain" will be the subject
OF lecture to be presented before
the United Lodge of Theosophists
Thursday, SIS pm, at 1871 X street
Evening star., 1924-11-09
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
VIM. II. SARDO & CO.

il2 II St NE. Phone Lincoln 52i
Modern Chapel. Automobile Funerals
y. WILLIAM LEE Funeral Director ana
Embaimer. Livery in connection. Commod ioIIs
chapel and modern crematorium. Moderase
prices 3:2 Pa. ave NV Tel. call M 1885
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Lest

Lest.
| AIREDALE-Red and blue collar; tag No
| 1o546: reward. Cleveland 339. IL.
| RAR PIN-Diamond; at Shubert Bela SEQ
Theater or lie Paradis. Friday; intrinsic value
| not large but sentimental association is Re
ward for return to 1902 Decatur st. TO-
BAR PIN-Platinum set three diamonds. two
sapphires Reward. 1889 Irving st. 90
BRINDLE DOG. Police and Airedale, O months
| old: no collar or tag: name Mick" 1905 New
| Hampshire ave. Reward.
CAMEO PIN-saturday; reward. Call Col.
| 1540J.
CAT-Maltese: from 14th st, and Decatur
coLAIE-Femsle, spade, fox red. four white
| feet, white nose, white tip tail; pet: re-
ward F. Farlin. Rockville. Nd. lis
! CoLLIE-Reward for informa tion leading to
return of large male collie. Phone Col. 5Os6
DoG-straight- haired Airedaie. medium size.
| Brownie. Call Col 3649.
DOG-Newfoundland puppy, black, with white
stripe around neck. Reward. PIT 11th s.w ss
DOG-small, yelowish-tan, male. Pekingese;
at 7th and s.w. $25 reward 215 Sth st.
s.w. %
FRATERNITY PIN-American eagle with
thysts. Can Columbi. 2a5. Reward
GLAssEs-shell rim; Huske case Friday
| Franklin 9532,J.
GIAssES-Tortoise she'll rimmed: in Etc
case; reward Mrs. Jean Maher 421 Ridout
| ave-. Virginia Highlands. Va.
| leather case marked '.Edmonds" on nap. Call
METRoPoLITAN POLICE BADGE-No. 100.
Reward. John +. Dankmeyer. Al Bryant st.
NV. 10s
M0NEY-0ne $40 and one $40: between ., in
Finder please return to Russell Burke go
14th st. ne. and get reward.
PEARLS.valued .s;-c as Keepsake. Reward
PEKINESE DOG, female; Friday. Reward
for return. 1000 klingle rd. Adams 29Os
PIN-Platinum. 8 diamonds on slender bar
set with chip diamonds: probably on Columbia
I'd. Wyoming ave. or 18th St; reward. Call
rIN-Bow-knot, diamond and sapphire. 500
| Reward 1888 18th ST. NV. IL
PoCKETBoOKnm,Green. containing fountain
pen; lost on Thursday. Cali Adams 1S42-J.
RING, solitaire diamond. Tiffany setting; re-
ward: $3.50 Hertford pl. NV.
Tg2ERo DO RGs Address in
| UMBRELL4A-Dark blue silk ivory tips, brown
| and white handle, with leather strap: left on
I7th and Pa ave; car Thursday noon. Mrs.
between Business High School and 916 18TH ST
Reward. Miss kathryn Smith. Hotel Gordon. o:
WRIST WATCH AND BRACELET-Piatnumm: m
diamond sapphire. Bulovia. Thursday eve
ming. Reward. Write Box 2O7-y, Star office
O.
RAR PTN-PLATINUM AND DIAMOND sun.
DAY NIGHT. NOV. 2. LIBERAL REWARD
If RETURNED TO GEORGE CROUCH
TREASURER CRANDAL THEATERS OF.
FICE OVER METROPOLITAN THEATER,
SSs F 81 M y. n. cRANDALL.
s. BILL-Betwee LIST ne. and Bird me-; .poor
woman. Finder phone Lincoln 9O5l,J. Re
ward. o.
Evening star., 1924-11-09

BRAEZELL. In loving remembrance Of oar
dear mother. LOUISE ERANZEII who
passed away one year ago today, November
0, 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
DON FELIX MATOS BERNIER
NO RECTIFICA

Nos informa nuestro redactor en-
Ponce, que el conocido escritor de la
Perla del Sur, Don Felix Matos Ber-
nier, lie ha manifestado que el no ha
rectifcado nj una Inca del reciente
estudio que publicara sobre la deci-
sion del Comite Territorial Republi-
cano para efectuar una coalicion con
los Unionistas.
El sefior Bernier ha autorizado a
nuestro redactor para decir publ
camente que mantiene en- todas sus
parties la protesta que elevara con-
ira los procedimientos que Sc han
venido usando, y contra los acuerdos
que Sc han tornado para la proyecta-
da coalicion, aun cuando sienta sim
patfas por toda idea de unir la
familia puertorriquena cada dia mas
sin exception de clase alguna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
,JUSTOS Y PECADORES

La oa entire las cosas buenas tan vieia CO.
mo e mundo cuaao l@s mas , U isoo M desaeradabe que
la reproduction de la faosa nisa hed
Al pesente esa Icha panteada Pto. Rico De un
o una aanza eoieneente pde a tregua de Dos
del benestar pdbco; Ge otra par los oescoteh
tcs los npententes, sguen pregonanoo prc'Pos @
orece un de los componentes de aquea
Son nchos los abios que pronuncan paIabras de
Trio ETC. cue fueron frases sin sentido agu
el medic de reazar Ell peh
EN- que parara todo este? Es pregnta cue uno Sc hace
los pretenden aparecer CO.
mo s. estuveran la readad de las cosas
hecho ndscutbe puede decse que cada Vez Sc
pcsbdad de soiucon Verdad al Propiema po-
sadas de esos eIementos para con pesonas que
posbs bonoades de la pesente stuacion
political toda Illusion Gle egar al ulmo pedano para
contrbur benestar general del pals hacienda rene ag
pasar nadveda los dean eVa de sus pa
stones hasta privaes serenamente
gran equvocacion quta presgo ell tran
sg agaran al cuanto mas Sc suJetan su
cteo mayor 81 descredto mas eios encuenan de la
hay deecho para que pado que ha sabido
presgios actuacones haya de
chazado estan cas hunddos concepto
bico gestion desatentada.
Mo deberamo esabIecer deencas entire los portorrque
conception de socedad tende dVdir mas la ia
ma produce necesaramente, ell er jan cacques Pc
muchos la conecucon del ideal deshacese del
tope bagae de sus Vanidades ntereses paicuares sin
farse existen principles que todo npusan
hacia determinados derroteros
ecuannes han ofrecdo mediac6n para fin
fodss se las vonades Pero todo ha resuta
do ndt Los npenentes les ecbieron fraIdad
hechas de rona barata renuncando sen
pre- cuaquier proposito de enn1ienda.
No trata pues de rponerse los los oros sno de
tanto mas dcI cuano mas pevaezca la division de la amia
portorrquena gracas los pecados comedos
tan ell deber de conducirse mejor.
Pero, fin todo hace que cuando los npententes
vengan darse cuena de la verdadera sacon era
tae ~ nen0s NAL 81 eIos fuean las dnicas Mcmas de
topezas! Eo ca as va que siempre pagan
por los pecadores, como dice la Erase bibIca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
PoINCARE CoNFERENcIA CON
BARTHOU

PARIS, abril 90 Omitted Press)--
Ell Jefe del gobierno, Poincare, ha
estado conferenciando extensamente
con M. Barthou, Presidente de la Co.
mission de Indemnizaciones, durante to-
da la mafiana del dia de hoy, sobre los
procedimientos que Sc han de emplear
para poner en- practica Ell plan de los
expertos. El Jefe del gobierno mani
fest6 que solamente Sc esperaba que La
Comision de Indemnizaciones tomara
una decision en- cuanto a 10 que est5
dentro de su Jurisdiction, y que no.
tifque al gobierno, para inmediatamen-
te proceder tomar una acci6n final
en- cuanto al asunto. Sc ha indicado
embellishments, que probablemente
Sc cambiaran impresiones diplom&ticas
entire los gobiernos de Francia In
glaterra para tratar la question.