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THE CAMBRIDGE. 921, 10th ST. NV,
Attractive apt rm;;. dressing Sso s. Murphy
rent A''saSHse sss,6e mo'. ao..- '''' NJ, N
new sss 1Dsi 5s an eeR
THE Sse sooEEpsE EI4es1Soi 31SS aparsmsn Masi AVE
bath !% aent US s45 sss ssd s5S inn mo nupns oso anu
to ssg50 Ems k'''' rec han anu 0A'n' rent 900
j rms kit. rec. hall and bath: rent. $40
t up , to date in. every sense of the word:
o'fh THE ftfEassfGNW aNGWPoRr. FORT s1e4 FLA. AVE.
Good apt: rms. alcove. kit. and bath; /;
Good apt: IT,. 2 large rms. small rm.. kit.
and BATH asss ssss dIfRsoS 81 %Ss,2 st. Nv Ii,
and bath: rent; ssfs f5Sc c5ss. Ss AYE.
'.'s s:I 'es,' '@s
bath: rent .sss sss Ngs5sSsfS sa& sSS Hs AVE. ~ ''
BATH 'fs ss"' issS siRA$S ST. , 4 '"e
0''n: rent i5is Hso oMnEk1DIAN PLACE
z2nd,a. apt: 8 rms kit and bath; rent.
1871 ST. NV.
Very attractive apts.: rms. kit. rec.
~. THE DRURY. .3121 MT; PLEASANT ST.
1 rm. and bath apt: elec. grill: rent. S35
2 rm. and bath apt: elec. grill: rent. $50
mo.
S'' NO. 1928 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
8 rms kit 81 sBe r6bb 6ftb; prAtE. 1sRt $40 mo.
Good apt: rms. kit. and bath: fur lt
Eas. elcc.: rent, $40 mo. -'''
McKEEVER & GoSs.
1416 K st. Realtors. Main k7s2.
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1919 18th ST. NV.
Seven rooms and bath. all modern imps
W. W. CURTISS. Col. 1854.
s15.00-l224 5th ST Ne: s R. AND s.
.g9-836 !. ST. NV; ! r. and y.
S65 .00-300 st. ne: r. and b.
$50 .O0-5l7 A St. Sc: s r. and L..
S37 .50-511 10th st. ne: T. and b.
THOS. d. WALSH,
Main 155s-755a. SIS l1th NV.
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KENT HOUSES-UNFUhN
TO COLoRED+-ROOM AND BATH FLAT.
f. Il st o1P9sis ifo faP'e, 81, $50
large sosTH nsxE Axad
eo4 18th J. si: bAfEAs III, GEADExs Main s,s,
1929; 1879 CALVERT ST. NV. NEAR 18th &
Columbia Columbia rd )-l2 large rooms; 3 baths and
rent Si25 per month. KAHN OPTICAL Co.
817 9TH st. NV.
a217 18th .,MPfame' ,shPP1aaASa detached. rooms.
h.,%h Sih GARAGE $50; 90 mo:
rooms Sai.inR n' garage nssF asa s65 ana mo. H. A
30, goS Hamlin st.-6-room bungalow. se3,5o
1887 r5;' aTas!s Sis s. tStf f. Biestland. P,al
- ,%s hDpiS S" at 1883 sh'h s'h NV r.
5s6 E %So9 a.h 55a sT ROOMS 2es
S':S s,ss fsSS + S% FIzSF Ss sss
SIX. ROOMS: BRICK. no e,5 BATH tn Gas
f9r sa G5 pe mouth S"s no
all interest and principal payments
JOHN II. WRIGHT,
1116 Vermont Ave. Nv. Main a407.
f$ts S s, ini s.. s5s ssn; $50
i'Of HbWARP, SSR Ri P HscFwAR$%zs, S ISd'. :? TO-
40 gsf5 YS5xsT g: srs5 s. SsY ; s6q g. .s55 3 $50
49, 4Sd E. Capt ss.SsT r. r isd b.; s55, SAX
$$5 IS IS s: &;w:~xSr. ana b: is{5: n.v,,
pap Dsg DDgg9$t sth St. s.w-er.. b, cleo. h,-w.h,.
1916 Newton, St. N.w.-1o r, b. h.
So E6WhRP RSSs,fE siIs scHHxR4z' Il =" fSd
GOOD RET: HoUsE o1cs IN PGIwoRIa o1sH f-rB,,
front & rear porches: good condition Rent,
Good house Col; lights, 9 rms, bath. ,sas..
cleo. h-w. ht., hw. fs.. front phi. 81. 4
breakfast ,ph.; newly decorated and painted.
Very convenient house in Brishtwopd.. .oH
elec.. h.-w. hit, front and rear porches. Rent.
| fs.. front & rear porches: attic. foored
laundry. and concrete garage. Rent reduced
Attractive, house near Central High, School
front & rear porches: good condition. Rent,
| 500 mo-.
& rn Ssw ha 19 sa S23 SsT
| Excellent nome, OneSE IAdSe, No. near
! Conn. ave: : rms. bath. gas, cleo. INV
| hit. open fireplace H. 7. B. l. garage. Rent
S11O mo.
| Very nicely arranged home. riggs place
! bet. 18th & New Hampshire ave: large
| rms. . baths. gas cleo; elegantly furnished.
! decorated painted. Rent. S125 mo.
! well appointed home; New Hampshire
| ave. St: - rms. 3 baths. gas. cleo
| INV. ht: excellent for entertaining. fra
ternity ty or high class rooming house Rent
| An ideal home. modern. overlooking Wash
| ington. in the District; very large rms
| bath. elec.. h-w. ht.. elec. range. B. I. ga
| rage. l acre ground. laundry. 81. ph.. open
| fireplace. etc. Rent q 90 mo.
! MckEFVER & GOSS.
! 1915 St. Realtors Main 4752
| 1919 18th ST. NV.
| Seven rooms and bath. all modern inps.
! W. W. CURTISS. Col. o354.
S15.o0-I224 18th ST. y Z: s R. AND B.
So. 5.Q6-t336 / ST. NV; r. and u.
| $50. .00-300 c st. ne: 8 r and b.
! $50. .00-5l7 st. Sc: r. and l..
| 37.5O-511 10th st. ne: T. and b.
THOS. ID. WALSH,
Main 155s-755a. SIS 11th NV.
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RENT S-FURNISHED
(Cnnfiuuedh

EIGHT ROOMS. AMI. DOUBLE GARAGE.
vicinity Wardman Park Hotel. or will sell
furnished. Address Box 420-C. Star office.
as
WELL FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR l4th ST.
north of Park srd.-6 rooms. tiled bath. hot
water heat. electricity. inclosed porches: l.
car garage. Rent reduced.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
REDUCED RENT-A CHARMING DE
tached home. 10 rooms and baths, hot
water heat. electricity. garage. 1927 Iowa
ave. NV: well furnished. Rent reduced TO
PERCY Y II. RUSSELL CO. a26 18th St. NV
A VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE IN 10th
ST. hills; rms. baths gas cleo, NV ht
hw fs pOrches garage many attractive
features. Rent only $3.50 mo.
Dandy home, Washington. very nicely fur
nished. rms. . baths. gas, cleo, oil heater
i'm. poss. Rent $500 mo;
completely furnished house in Chevy
Chase 9 rms. bath glass incl. 81. phi: near
Chevy Chase Club: coal included. Rent only
81 so mo.
A very distinctive home on 10th ST.: 10
rms. baths. gas. elec; elegantly furnished
including oriental rugs. Rent only $3.50 mo
Excellent type bungalow III Cleveland PARK
near Conn. ave. on Macomb ST.. rms.
| bath. gas, cleo. front porch. side porch
garage and 8 unfurnished rooms on seconc
i McKEEVER & GOSS.
1915 X st. Realtors Main 4752
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Furnished

HOTEL ROOSEVELT,
10th St. at V and w.
One, two and three room
suites with bath; some with
breakfast room and kitchenette; ;
excellently furnished. Complete
hotel service.
TO SUBLET FOR THE WIN
ter months, a 1O-room house
keeping apartment at the High
lands. Phone Potomac 800. x
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MADISON. 1889 EYE ST.
ONE ROOM AND BATH. $40 80 -S43 80
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

tCoICfnued)
a 2SG9 ls,h ST. APT awdLL SHARE and
porch with or 3 ladies. Col. 5so3. i
&I4a IA. p ST: NW;;-cLEANi FURNIs,HED
rs: s%. Sv sxsSa1e Essr SsT,b ]
room: kitchenette private bath. large pan
1s Slosets bay o heat gas cleo; furnshed
DoWNTowN-CoMPL FI,,RNISE.,p
immediate nm possession. Apt. 4o2. sherman
NO 3o4 VALLEY VISTA" 2410 goth ST.
tehen bath oRssy Siew Call
or between $50 and pm. 10.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED, GROOM APT.
near ,fi bath on End floor with private famiy 5S5
1891 lss VERNON @ ST; NV Y:WIEGRN,IsHEp IF! 1E5,, LEI
we Seased end
g,, furnished is; apt near Dupont Circle With lad.
hhe, attractive; mahogany fur. I. r, k. b,
bR'S%r abe sps porchd d 49, g service s"'
:r: exr&ep. well furnished comfortable or
ayaahe Rrh hps Class i2S De- Sales
ARGONNE .APTS.. 1OS-2 LARGE BRIGHT
rooms; rooms kitehenette. bath and balcony; hand
somely furnished: reasonable. Col. 1880:
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH AND
one room, kitchen. sleeping porch and bath
Phone West 1879. "14% Pa. ave. NV. o.
ATTRACTIVE l ROOM KITCHEN AND
bath apartment. with reception hall. eleva-
tor and switchboard. Mrs. CAYTON. 3945
Connecticut ave.
INVITING APARTMENT.
E.eeption 0f: Sai: reasonahIe ] Ep is$s Pheps 81
ExcEprI6SKE 1si EYE EAPPPPo1SSTMaEsrs. PP STMa
REFERENCES REQUIRED.
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DEAL WITH Us-oUICK RESULTS.
Irving ST. west OF 14th St. 8 r. 4
b.. colonial brick. Gear garage: only
$50 month
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Modern brick residence Monroe 81
west of l4th. arranged IN flats: rent
reasonable
Evening star., 1925-12-08

Before renting or leasing homes
fats. etc. on the heights and Other
parts of the city and nearby Va. cons
suit US. Uptown Office open 9 80 PM.
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144C OAK ST. N.W.-6 R.. B..
ami. porches ............ $500
lT44 P St n.w.-l1 r. b. Ami. $4,000
1902 10th st. n.w.-6 T.. b.. ami.
ami. porches. garage. .......... 1000
SIS Quintana pl. n.w.-Det. cor.
Coiored tenant. 1921 Col. rd-7 r..
4503 Arkansas ave. n.w.-7 +. b..
ami. porches. garage. ........ 5000
4219 39th st. n.w-New home. r..
1886 iim1i: irTine pffene st nnew.is,a. fiat, 1oo'o
~ r., b.. ami. .....4....... 5000
9r.. b., ami. porches. car. nc'.e1' 10000
5,car garage .e .s.....:..'.... ~" - - 5000
- Todd pI. n.e-end fl. 8 r. b.. 1000
porches: .D.,.......:. o.' . 1900
1921 18th II. n.w.-9 r.. = b..
ami. porches. ...... 1890
1903 Staples st. n.e.-6 r. b. ami.
porcheS. garage ..-..,... bU-Uo
porches So .... - 1900
1892 K st. NV. Main 1900.
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HARRY A. KITE, INC,
Main 1916. 1914 K St. NV.
18th AND E. CAPITOL SITS.
) rooms, dining alcove and
bath; rents, $42.5O to $45 per
month.
1918 RIGGS ST. NV.
2 rooms, dining alcove and
bath; rents, $47.5O and SAG. so
per month.
332 End ST. NE.
2 rooms, dining alcove and
bath; rents, $40 50 per month.
The above apartments are all
modern. Heat, janitor service
and hot water furnished. In
spection. invited.
HARRY A. KITE, INC,
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
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CARVEL HALL 1915 X ST.
ONE ROOM. KITCH. & BATH S44 .50-S47 so
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CORDOVA. Goth AND FLA. AVE.
I'VE ROOMS AND BATH. SS7 90
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DEAL WITH US-QUICK RESULTS.
Irving st. near 18th. 3-story bay
window, brown pressed brick. about
10 r. . b.. Pittshurg inst. heater.
h.-w h.: elec. lights. double rear
porches. large front ana back yard.
only Sl32 so month.
Sauls Addition large corner lot.
west of i4th ST.. 10 r. & b.. modern
home. fine repair. garage: owner In
the west. consider S125 month. Up-
town Office open $50 pm.
\. l.. RGON CO., INC,
Col. 1877. 34lS l4th St.
Main 1897. 1923 + ST.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-25

adler Barrett will personally super
wise the camp, assisted by Adjutant
George Rose. During August and
the first part OF September, Adtu.
tant Ernest r. Holz will supervise
the camp. assisted by Captain John
Curran.
Golf Game Check.
A check for SIS was received by
the army. for the camp fund. sent
by Avon M. Neviua. vice president
of the Riggs National Bank, with
the following note:
When Roland Mackenzie won
the golf championship Of the Co
lumbia Country Club last week, has
uncle. Fred Mackenzie, paid me
$500. which cheerfully contribute
to your fresh air camp for the
credit Sof young Roland Mackenzie
who added to his Iaurels Saturday
by also winning the Middle Atlantic
gold championships.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-25
400 Boys il 1oo-MIIe Relay

LANCASTER, Pa, June 25.-
Two hundred boys from Phoenix
vile visited Lancaster to boost old
home week IN their town. They
were received by Mayor Frank G.
Musser and then paraded. Three
hundred boys are running q relay
from PhoenixviIle through the State
over a 160-mile course
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-25
100 GIRLS TO GO.
To SAL VAT|ON
CAMP
First Summer Vacationist
Group Begins Two Weeks
Visit Saturday

with one hundred girls in the
first group. the Salvation Army fresh
air camp at Patuxtent, Nd. opens
Saturday. The girls will spend two
weeks at the camp, followed by
another group of one hundred boys.
The camp viii be open throughout
the summer.
The campaign for $10.s50 for
equipment and running expenses Of
the camn has neted about $1,000.
and additional contributions are
sought. Contributions should be
sent to 607 f. street northwest.
Those attending the camp are re.
quired to rise daily at 1880 o'clock
for setting up exercises. Each child
Is given tooth brush and paste and
taught cleanliness in general. Break
fast Of cereals, fresh fruit. and milk
follows.
In the morning there Is super
,vised play, including hikes. fishing
trips, games and swimming. Lunchron
is followed by a rest period. The
afternoon Is devoted to educational
games and play.
Care for Mothers.
At night tho children gather in
the recreation hall for, story telling,
lectures and other interesting in.
door affairs.
Mothers OF children win be well
looked after. They are provided
special quarters. Captain and Mrs.
William Barrett, jr.. are In charge
OF the camp. Captain Barrett is the
son Of Brigadier William III. Barrett.
head OF tho army in washington.
The kitchen and dining room Will
be under the supervision Of Mrs.
Commandant Roberts Of Washing
ton Corps No. 2.
During the month Of July Brig
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-25
CONCERT

BY the United States Marine Band.
at sylvan Theater, Monument
Grounds. at 1880 o. m. William
H. Santlemann, Leader. Taylor
Branson, Second Leader.
March, Marine Corps sInsti-
IuC0 $1,000. 1890 ID ansOu
Overture, ''Festivaf'... .Lassen,
sEr0ttc ..... .NtFIes
s.Slavonic Dance No. 81. .Dvorak
Nylophone solo, ''Valse Ca
price" ........FRu binatein
Musician wilbur ID. Kieffer
Grand scenes from Romeo
and Juliet" ........s... Goun0d
Two Norwegian Dances. No.
and No. S........., -. :Grieg
"reminiscences Of Ireland Godfrey
The StaT-Spangled Banper
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sailor bleza
de nauraeza salud p guitar anchas Ras pas IA
afgdcs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-07

ULTIMA HORA
Ell HIPoDRoMo DE PONCE
CLAUSURADo POR LA CO.
MISSION HIPICk

La Comisi6n : Hipica Sc retanio
aver en- session extraordinaria y
acord6 deeretar por treintaa dias ia
clausura del Hip6drOmo de- Ponce.
Segln esta resoluci6n, las carreras
cue estaban anupciadas para .el 10
mingo, quedan suspendidas En-
Ponce no habra carreras, 'bajoa min
gun concepto, antes de nm mes por
10 mel,os "a les#3 Z =
Esta actitud, de la lCouisioa HI
plea Sc debe a que la empresa del
Hip6dromo de Ponce no ha enviado
aun este ORGANISING ell dinero cue
le corresponds del porciento dedn-
cido al montante jngado. Hace tres
domingos que ell Hip6dromo de Pom.
ce no gira esta eantidad y 1e debe
actualmente a la Comisi6n cerca de
mil d6lares.
sEsta ha insistido en- que aebe
pagarle pronto y, habi6ndole dado
de termino hasta antes de aver, CO.
mo todavia no ha yecibido la, cal.4
tidad adeudada ha optado Tor las
medidas extremas.
No sabemos como Sc arreglara
este asunto.. H.
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1s.F - =
Ell DR.. ARRILLAGA ROGUE

Ha llegado a san Juan, acompa7
fiado de sus hijos don Antonio,
quien cursa con brillantes notas, la
carrera de Ingeniero, Y Rafael en-
quien Sc vinculau asimismo Ell Ia
lento y la caballerosidad, queA dis
ttinguen a tan preemirente familia,
81 DR.. Rafael ArrilIaga ROGUE, pres
tigiosa personalidad de Alasco y
presidente de la corporation The
Regional Medicine Co. -. a4 s.
I Tan estimados amigos. que per-
maneceran hoy en- San Juan, don
de reciben mnchas demostraciones
de afecto, saldran mafiana para 81
residencia
Nos completeness en- reiterar a
los distinguidcs ,viajeros el mas a9ec
tuoso de los saludos. ~. "A
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Ell DEScUBRIMIENTo DE UNA
MAsCARILLA DE NAPOLEON
EN- TRENTO
Por oLINDo MALAGoD1

Creiase hasta ahora que no exis-l
tia sinor una sola mascarilla auten-
tica tcmada del rostro de Napoleon
despues de su muerte, este es, la
que el doctor Burton modelo el q
de mayo de 1921. ss5
El doctor francisco Antonmarchi,
medico del gran corso, fue testtgoI
de la operaci6n, y saco luego de
clio henedcios personales, vendien-
do numerosas reproducciones, tanto
que la mascarilla en- question Sc
conoce a la veg ,bajo 81 nombre de
Antonmarchi y eL del doctor Bur
ton. E-
Pero aliora Sc sabe que existe otra
mascarilla autentica, y que la guar
da Ell seaor Enrique Borella, de
Trento. '1s+.
IQuien .sac6 esta nrascarilla2 Fl
Antes de responder la pregunta'
precise es recordar las palabras
cue, sintiendo la nlnerte pr6xilna, {;
Napoleon dirigfa al doctor Anton
march, 81 % de abrii. de 1891:
Despu6s de mi mlerte, que NO
rnede estar lejana, quiero que
abrais mi .cadaver; uuiero tambien
" exijo que me 10 prometais), que
ningln medico ingles penga su ma
no sobre mi Pero. ST teneis necesi-l
dad Indispensable de serviros de
alguno, 81 doctor Araott,es es el trnico
q quien ps sea permitido emplear' ).
Estas postreras palabras del
emperador desterrado permiten,
pnes, suponer legftimamente cue,
81 ha podido ser tomada otra Inn
preston de su rostro que no sea la
del doctor Burton, solo, ,el doctor
Arnott puede ser su aaltor.
Y ses, 4por otra parte, verosimil
-nge este haya tornado la mascarilla
en- La nochs del. 5 de mayo, ante
que el mismo doctor Burton, uuien
la sac6 81 q. liz
Pero ID mejor pruebs sde auten-.
ticidad de Ia mascarilla de Arnott
consiste en- un billete encontrado
entire los papeIes- del anticnario Que
el mismo anticuario habfa escrito;
.Mascarilla de Arnott Del natu-
raj Santa Elena, s mayo 1921 J.
X en- el revergosde IA mascarilla sse
lee, grabado II Dott Arnott, saint
Helena, 6 mai ~-ls21ss -.
sLo queadempstraFta, ,pues, que hay
dos mascar4ilas saqtenticas del gran
corso, y que ma de elias esta bajo
la custOdia de un italiano.
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iGRATISl Libro del Conocimiento Escondido.

Po tempo lmido gratis "Gandss
as los Antiques sbo LIRE DE- ToDo cosTo
del
Manera de dc
lave ell
de Para vi-
La
@ rte en- amigo mayor enego naee adepto
sarer
habia
gado En- el misc paquete envreo
Cuando Hegue
do.
gratis
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Ell JUEz DE La.


81
cual I'M Jurado conpuesto por mu-
jeres no resulte efciente. Yo no he
tenido experiences alguna con un
panel de jurados del sexo femeni-
no, pero no tendria ningiin incon-
veniente en- probar, va que TODD me
parece indicar los resultados no de-
jarian que desear.s es
Los juieios por infracciones a
lie Ley de Prohibition siguen resoI-
viendose a diario satisfaction de
tcdas Las parties 81 Jurado que ac-
ttia en- Ia aetualidad es verdadera
inerte ejempiar. Todo ei procedi-
miento SO lleva cabo dentro del
mejor orden'', ternin6 dfciendo-
nos.
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UNA CARTA DEL DR.. BOCANE-
GRA AcERcA DE Los CONTRA
Tos PoR sERvIcIoS MEDTCos
sPENDIENTEs DE ADJUDICAR
PoR La coMIsIoN DE INDEM-
NTzAoToNEs AsoBRERos
San adnan agosto 5 de 1925.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, p. r.. 49,

Permitarne hacer ma aciaraclon
en- 10. relacionado, con los contratOs
medicos a adjudicar por la comsioh
de Indemnizaciones a obreros, y
5lla es la siguiente:- Las proposicle-
res a Ia consideration de. los homo
rabies comisionados son por serW-
clos medicos a base de Dispensario
= por hospitalzaci6n.
Es cierto que soy licitador al
Dispensario y segdn ses demuestra
en- el memorandum que acerca de
mi proposition y IL del Or Beas-
coechea has preparado mi abogado
oil Lcdo. Rivera zayas, mi PROPOSE
cion es EN- mas de $4,000 mas baja
ttae la del DR.. Beascoechea, tenlen-
do las otras .rentajas sefialadas por
Uds. tales como seryicio por dos
medicos. enfermera graduada Q
practicante autorizado para ejer-
Ger, traslado de los lesionados al
hospital, 81 este fuere necesario, in
yecciones de Salvarsaal, sueros y va
cunas sin cargo adicionals por po-
ner dichas inyecciones asi como
anahsis de laboratorio en- aquellos
casos en- que esten indicados como
ei de orina con prioridad poner
ell Salvarsan.
En- cuanto a Las proposiciones pa
ra hospitalizar los casos sabemos
que hay tres: una de la Clinica
Miramar por "a cailiss a raz6n de
81. so diario 81 Sc hace. Ell contrato
por nm semestre v por 50. 25 diario
81 ell contrato de las "a camas es
por un aiio.
Hay una segunda proposition de
la Cliniea Buena Vista. por 0 10
camas raz6n de 50. 90 diarios y
una tercera proposition de la Gil
MICA Santa Rosa en- la que ofrece
las cannas raz6n de 81 so diario /.
Este es Sr. Director Ell estado de
este asunto que seguramente de un
momento a otro resolvera la Hon.
comision, va que toda demora no
I,haria otra ,cosa que perjudicar los
interesess pdblicesy de los cuales
son tan celosos defensores los dig
nos miembros de dicho ORGANISING :.
De I'd. atentamente,
DR.. e. N. BOCANEGRA.
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Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10
OLD AND NEW PASTORS
TENDERED RECEPTION

Rev. w. II. Hall and wife, who have
been at Walnut Ridge for the last five
years, where Bro. Hall served the
Methodist church as pastor during that
time, arrived In Pocahontas last
Thursday and are now comfortably
located in our Methodist parsonage.
Rev. Gray and family. who had sery-
ed this charge for the last two years,
were transferred to Rector and left
Thursday for their new work.
A welcome and farewell reception
for the new and old pastors and their
families was given by the board OF
stewards and the Woman's Missionary
Society Wednesday night. This re-
ceptlon was attended only by members
of the board and society, but practi-
cally every member of the two organi-
zations was present and the occasion
was very pleasant one.
A program of music and speeches was
carried out. Mrs. Hazel Johnston rem
dered vocal solo and Mrs. w. L. Pope
a reading. The address Of welcome
and goodby message was delivered by
J. l.. Bledsoe, a member of the board.
Response was by Bro. Gray, who spoke
very feelingly of his association with
the people Of Pocahontas during the
past two years He was followed by
Bro. Hall who told the people some
thing Of the sunny and seamy sides Of
an itinerant preachers life.
The first religious service of the new
year was held Sunday morning, a full
house greeting the new preacher on
his first appearance. A large crowd
was also present Sunday night.