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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
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Notas sueltas:
; Jese Nevares Landron .nacio EN-
-Toa Baja ell Is de. agosto de- 1868
en- SUI finca EMedia Luna, buen
padre, carinoso, caritativo,s murio
el 81 de setiembre a las IL A, M.
Aanque habfa recuperado algo
sus fuerzas debido d los exGuisitos
cuidados de sus medieos y sus IA
miliares de la ultima grave enfer-
medad que lie retuvo en- CANA el
ailo "a durante 5 meses, ella siguio
ninando aquella existencia tan ne
.cesaria, surgiendo de nuevo, casi
repentino ell fatal desenlace.
Los doctores q. lie asistieron fue-
ron Francisco r. de Goenaga Y Ma
nuel Martinez Rosell6.
Ell MUNDO extiende su mas
scntido pesalne a todos los deudos
del noble caBallero eNtinto Y espe-
cialmente su atribalada viuda.
ddns Mercaaas . sps Iijos don 0s-
car, don Rafael v don Pepe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
La CAFETERIA
donele Sc gia cita todo J
PUERTO RICO ssaa
La REUNION DE LA CAMARA
DE COMERCI0 FJIl
POSPUESTA

La reunion de los comerciantes
.alipmciada para el lunes a las 3 +.
NJ. no pudo celelrarse debido a que
el Presidents de Ia .Seeei0n de San
Juan. :aelor Miguel Morales. tavo
que aiisentarse. yendo los Banos
de Coamo eli asnntos particulars.
Pospuesto, puas. tan inportante as
TO. acorsl0se. sin embargo, celcbrlr-
10 de un nieinento a etre, para re-
solver EN- 1definitiva 40 que debc
hacerse respecto la impugnaci6n
de la I4y de ArbitrioS ante los Tri-
bunales.
Con tai motive, reind gran eIltu
siasmo en- el Eomercio, porque pa
rece no estar dispuestos los conner
ciantes n pagar un tribute que, Sc
gun ellos,s esta en- alberta pugna
con Ia justicia; sinti6ndose decidi-
dos II agOtar todos los recursos le-
gales para impedir 10 que conside-
ran perjudicial a sus intereses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30

Eivimos en- una epoca mas
nailagrosa que Ia de Aladino y su
lampara.
al los nihos les GUSTAV los cuen-
Jos como el de Ii Alfonabra Magis
ca.
Pero no hay sino cue ir q la
pared apretar I'm botom e inme-
diatameitc tienc rno luz. Hoy
estan ademas Ell telegrafo, el tele-
fono y q radio para hacer esta
.edad mas maravillosa que ninguna
otra.
Las faelzas oeultas de la natu-
raleza siempre han estado presen-
tes en- Ia matefia. Hay suficiente
energia en- una gotta de aqua para
mover an barco, 81 pudiese ser ex-
trafda. Rayos de fuerza iuegan al
rededor de cada partfdula de ma
terra, v el .hombre QUO haga IN alto
mo sera un gran inventor.
I'm inventor sencillamente es
aquei que sdescubre los gigantes
ocultos y nos dice como utilizarlos.
La tierra,>al sol. ell airc. estan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
Editorial diafiO del D.. Frank Crane
GIGANTES ESCONDID0S

llenos de fueEzas de. salud, dispues
us a servir a quien las desee. I'm
5uen doctor es aquel que nos lie
VA a la naturaleza y. que sabe CO.
mo utilizar gesas fuerzas escondi~
das.
;5erfa grandioso el hacer hablar
los muertos, pero no es menos
maravilloso el conservar su voz
en- los fonografos.
No podemos ver a Wilson ac-
taantlo, pero en- los eines vemos
una imitaeion perfecta.
la instruction simplemente con
siste en- saber cuales son las fuer-
,zas ocultas J saber como trabajan-
Los tontos tratan de adquirir di-
nero iugandoe . especulando. Los
sabios cooperan con Ia naturale-
IA y econonlizan. FL ahorro 3es una
ny de la ratnraleza que aunenta
Ia riqtieza de uno. Opera automa
tica u regularmente. La especula-
ci6n es insegara.
Copyright, 1925, por The McClu
re Newspaper, Syndicate:
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AUToMovILIsTI-
co EN- HATILLO

Ell 1ltimo domingo por Ia ma
mana sufrieron un grave Acciaen-
te automovilistico cerca de Hatillc
un grupo de personas muy estima-
das en- San Juan, pues su antom6-
vii, huyendo un choque con el due
ccupaba ell doctor Brussi, Sc fue
contra una zania.
Como resultado de este fatal des
vio el senior Elias p. Fernando su
fri6 un fuerte golpe en- el peeho,
Ell senor Francisco Rodriguez BIes
mes Sc rompio una clavicula 3 la
sonora Luisa Pinan de Rodriguez
fue recogida en- estado incons .ien-
te. El eh6fer sali6 ileso.
A la hora que escribimos estas
lineas va los estimables paciehtes
estan mucho mejor. Lamentamos e.
accidente y hacemos votos por sH
complete restablecinliento..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
UNA EER1A EN- LA. !. HLABANA

FL distinguide eabaHero, don
Luis F. Colina, Encargado del Con
sulado cubano en- esta capital, ha
tenido la cortesia de informariios
que durante los dias del 5 al "a de
febrero del 1926 Sc celebara en- la
Habana la sEGUNDA FERIA IN
TERNACIoNAL DE MUESTRAS,
la cuaI esta patrocinada por Ell
Gobierno cRbaI1o y promote reslltar
todoa I'm acontecimiento go rs
Esta noticia como. es natural, tie
ne que interesar nuestros conner
oiantes industriales, nuchos de
los cuales concurriran con sus pro-
ductos. Ell Consulado enviara toda
suerte de irlformes "a iquienes Sc sir
van solicitarlos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
LA SRTA. BOEHM OLLER SU.S-
sUsPENDE 1NDEF1NIDAMENFE
sU coNcIERTO


La distinguida selorita Emna
Boehm Oller, que con tanto exito
dirige la acreditada Academia Gle
Musica de la parada %, nos anfor-
ma que su iconcierto, anunciado pa
ra el dia de hoy, ha sido pospuesto
indefnidamente Ultima hora.
Sirva este pues de aviso todas
aquellas personas que estaban in
teresadas en- tan simpatica fiesta
musical. Por 10 demas, es induda-
bic que Emma no habra de pri-
varnos por mucho tempo de tan
exquisite placer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
INGLATERRA MEGA LA IN
MINENGIA DE UNA GUERRA
CON TURQUIA

LONDRES, Sept. 20. Omitted
Pressl .-El Ministerio de Rela-
clones Exteriores MEGA la inmi-
rencia dc. una guerra contra 'Tur-
cuia. Segan 6l. la actitud inglesa
no es provocative. NADIA ocurrio
en- Ginebra que pudiese tomarse
zen ese sentido. Inglaterra confia
en- que Turquia aceptara la deci-
sion de la Liga en- la question del
Mosuls Tannbien ma declarado que
10 cree que "Turquia lie declare
Ia guerra a Inglaterra para obli-
garla a. aceptar sus-e protensiones. +"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
NINO EXTRAVIADO

De su residencia en- su casa, ma
terna en- la calle de la Cruz No.
27 ha desaparecido un nino lla
nado Aurelio Martinez, de II .
10. amos de edad. Vestia un pam
talon corto, color brown, bomba-
cho amarillo, con rayas negras.
No neyaba zapatos. Tiene dos
dientes sin eehar pof completp
a6n. ~
Sc ruega infornar a su se1lqra
rnadfe dona Rafaela Cruz. Cruz
81 acerca de su paradero.
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Press. .lAeaba de morir aqui Ell
gran politieo, de farna mundial,
sse6n Bourgeois, una de las figu-
.fas mas sobresalientes de antes. y
despues de la guerra. La Liga de
las Naciones, de la cual fue eere-
bro director, le debe en- gran parte
so actual fuerza
La noticia ha causado viva i'm
preston en- los circulos guberrla-
mentales, Painleve y Doumergue
han enviado Embellishments menA
safes de condolencia. .Muchos en-
bajadores Y niemloros del servicio
consular de distintas naciones han
pasado dejar sus tarjetas en- la
residencia del ilustre honabre pu-
blico que fallece.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
uN BEBE

Con toda felicidad ha dado iSz
una hermosa nina, en- sls residen'
cia en- santurce, la distinguida Sc
nora Monin Martino, esposa de
nuestro amigo Jose QuinOnes Bae-
"a, persona muy eonociaa en- esta
cirdad.
La nina Sc bautizara con Ell nom
bre de Elsa Altagraeia
Fue asistida pOr "a nlrse-c Coma
drona doaa Agustina Mirabal de
sanjurjO.
Felicitaanps q los esposos Quino-
nes-Baeza uor tan fausto spcesc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
81 CASA Ell PRINCIPE
z HEREDER0 DE ITALIA

ROMA, setiembre 29. Omitted
Pressl ADe fuente autorizada la
United Press ha sabido que el
Principe Heredero de Italia ha
.kecho compromise con la Princesa
Maria Josefa dc Belgica. Tam
bien la princesa italiana Giovanna
esta comprometida con el Duque
de. Brabante,
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YEINTICINCO DOIAARES DE
MUITA POR VENDER CAFE
.XDULTERAD0

lei juez Manzan0 Avin6. de la Cor
te Municipal dc San Juan, le inlpu-
so Yeinticinco d6lares de multa a
los comerciantes dc Santuree, Sc
nores Buitrago y Gonzalez por ven
der cafe adulterado con cereales
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los gAPoNEsns VuELKEN
Sus ot0s HAciA RUSSIA poR
ACEfTE

Aaktalin a sasaki. seertiario
g. IA kmtaiaaa tapanfsa. se pro-
poHe visltar D Odeeaa. batum y
haAu para inseFilgpr la posibili.
dad ~ sxrogfsel6u p9r = Sindi-
siieate A. Asdte g. naku. 81 "a
Tsn sto5a aipefta anuallneiaie
a2D.9a tsneiadan a. aeelte ds
Amfflen PERI es1a eaalaad lanta
err go oe9 t1nesadas oitsnl8as -
q Jartn. - h.n ienffs pafa
eubrlr ls nsaaldadts dsi pals
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
Sc ACEPTA LA RENUNCIA A
LYAUTEY

PARIS, ,setiembre 20. Omitted
Pressl .-El goBierno frances ha
aeeptado la renuneia al Mariscal
Lyautey quien, debido achaques
de saIud, ha soIicitado retirarse
dc la 'canlpana de Marruecos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
AZADAS COLLINS
=. Vail ePlNosA DlsTRIsUIpok. eDIFIco ocAoA
Inusitada animation.
tcoatinuaeidn de d Ia. pagina.)

X
a ohcina pFiEada del G0beEnador,
donde ie delamos en- conferencia
euando sahmos DEF Palacio.
Todas estas eonfersncias. y toda
eSfa animaeioa en- los altos circu-
Jos ofeialea Obedsee a los nomhra-
mientos aas Dc an moment0 otro
harA e presidsnte Coolidge.
AiientFaa tanto sl cable funciona
eon inusltaas actiyidad. Algunas
Organixaeipnes envian eahlegramas
de recommendation, 0trus por 81 con.
trano. eombaten eandidaturas. Nos
ofEos por naestra parte nos iimita-
SO ; psEmaueesr "a sxpectaei0a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
cELEERAsE La eesEFERHNeIA
IABoRIsTA DE LIVERPOOL

! z.:yERP00Is setiembre 20 (Uni-
ted Press)-La Gonferencia del
Partido Laborista ha, comenzado
aqni. Hay muehas muderes presen-
10 primero adesse hizo fue matar
para gsgempre la inteneion del ala
Iextrenista de ihacef que 50 adnli-
tiera los comunistas en- el seno de
la .agrupaci6n sEl Soto fue de
ka. .e94, 900 . contra 321 ,9oo
Nh
LA LIUvIA oBsFACULIzA LAS
cPERAcIoNEs EN- MARRUECos
NJ
SIS FEZ, setiembre 29. (cable fran
ces)-La lluvia ha puesto impracti-
cables los caminos todo 10 largo
del frente IT obstaculiEa la comunt-
caci6n telegtafica y telef6nica entire
Fez y Taza.
En- el sector Este las operaciones
han sido interrumpidas debido este
inconveniente
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LOS COMERCIANTEs DE MANA
III SE DIRIGEN AL GOBER
NADOR
SIanati. setienibre - 1925
FL MVNDo. san Juan,

SIanati. setienibre -, 1925
FL MVNDo, San Juan,
Roganlos a listed dc c,lbida, y 81
es possible en sitio pFefersnte al te-
legrama que hemos dirigiae Il s. r..
el honorable gobernador cuyo texto
transcFibimoS.
..Asamblea dc coiiltrciantcs reu-
nida en los salones del ayuntamien
TO, acord0 por unaninsidad rogar Il
:. +. conroque LeGlslatpra a session
extraordinaria urgentemente. con
el fin de derogar enmendar actual
Ley de arbitrios. Dor ser onerosa. in
iusta e impGacticable. Al hacer esta
siiplica. SOLO is,nsamoS en- In propie
dad feIicidad de Puerto Rico.
AsambIea COmerciantes de Manati
AUGUSpo GUETo.
Presidente.
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NOticias varlas....
soon1iiaueidu ds Is pAE -

eion lnaeeptsble. las difeeeacias
Dc epinitn entire II Emhajada
Soviet n noantros oh fantanen.
tales.
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Sc ALOUlLAN

I'm HiagnificO pisO en- casa
Centrica, iHuy prOpia para
Hotel y OtrO On Ia nisma casa
para familia.
San JustO I3 y Is. Inf0rInese
en;- LOS DIABLOS DE LA
PLAZA. M1M
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Nueva triple.

tCcntinuaci6n de la pa. pagina.)
guerra ESQ no sera publicado
cpando Ia nota Sc td la prensa.
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C0NCIERTO POR La BANDA MI
NTCIPAL Ell MERCEDES 20 EN-
ia PLAZA BAId10RI0TY

l{4A ! A4SAA%@h ttt--NArtg 49,
Al
PRG9GRAMA
PRIAIERA PARTE
RUY BIAS, Obertura.
LA F.lNoRITA. Selection.
MARCHA TURCA. Intermesso
CELEBRE MINUET.
SEGUNDA PARTE rs
MI I'ERRgNO, yals, B. Duefio. (
FANTASIA DE BltRITONo, Spetl-
Ger. fs&
SIN IT JAAIAS,7 DAMN, D. NJ
Campos. y -
3 LOS PAyAHOS, Polka. y. Nido,
THE STAR SPANGLED BAN
.NER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30

zs8 - -zr~
sna aue fgnae en pablieo. % que
enrnentre hajo Ia lnAueneia del
3eof las mssltas aplicadas por
estes ofensas seran dedicadas para
.comhafiF q Ia lanRostas
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pIDEN LA KEELECCIUN
DEL SR. HUYKE.
Manati Sept. 20, 1926

Manati Sept. 20, 1925
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Maestros Manati envian cables
grama Presidente Coolidge soli-
citando renominaci6n Huyke.
4, Fl. COLON.
1e''f'' 'Pres. Local.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-30
Los RIENos ATAcAN A BIBANE

FEz, setiembre 30 (cable fran
css)-Los rifeios han contra -atacadD
6n la region del Kel Ell Loun y han
larzado igualmente una violenta
contraofensiva contra Ia pcsieion
francesa de Bibane, en- el sector del
centre Los ataques han fracasado
ante Ell fuego de la artilleria y las
ametrailadoras yrancesas.
Nj
HA MUERTo LEON BOURGEOIS
Nh
PARIS, setienbre 80. Omitted
Evening star., 1925-01-24
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

The flying squadron of the District
or Columbia Christian Endeavor Union
will meet with the Christian Endeavor
Society at Vermont Avenue Christian
Church, tomorrow at pm. The fol-
lowing program will be given:
Christian Endeavor Prime Requis-
ftes, Robert G.. Covell; The JOY of
Service" Irving l.. Koch: tenor solo,
Thomas p. Russell; Loyalty to Our
Standards" Robert A. Voorus; Or
ganizing for Action" David MacCah an
February 1 the flying squadron will
meet with the Christian Endeavor
Society at Friends Church and Febru-
ary at Sherwood Presbyterian
Church
One of the features scheduled for
Christian Endeavor week is to be
"the presidents dinner" to which
the Christian Endeavor presidents,
trustees, union and alumni officers
have been invited. to be held next
Wednesday at Z pm. at the Evan
geline, 1880 l. street northwest.
At the last meeting of the execu-
tive boa rd of the District of Columbia
Christian Endeavor Union Mrs. l.. c.
Green of Cavalry Baptist Christian
Endeavor Society was appointed in
termediate superintendent of the
union, and Miss Allene Robbins of
Vermont Avenue Christian Christian
Endeavor Society was appointed re-
cording secretary of the union, to fill
vacancies caused by designations. The
union meeting will be held February
"a at the Church of the Covenant, and
Is to consist of a series of confer
ences on Christian Endeavor methods,
preceded by the study classes inau-
gurated with the January meeting
Evening star., 1925-01-24
Sunday School Lesson

through faith to live as tie soTrs Of
God. Wherever Christ is will be
heaven for us, and He is the only
way by which We can reach the Eter-
nal City. Philips made at this mo-
ment a request that they be given a
direct vision of the Father that call
ed forth from the Master a repetition
of the fact that He was the revelation
of the Father. He claimed that He
was the only true revelation of God
and that His oneness with Him had
been proven repeatedly by His words
and works. We must know Christ, il
we are to know fhe Father.
Greater Service.
1t is natural for people to fear that
with the departure to eternity of the
founder of an Institution that it's
work will be impaired. Jesus sought
to comfort His disciples with the as
surance His death would serve to re-
lease greater power for the develop
ment of the church and the advance
ment of the kingdom. He promised
them that this power would be be-
slowed upon them in answer to pray
err. For the first time in His ministry
the Master used as condition of
prayer lin My name" Augustine
has called our attention to the fact
that prayer in Christ's name must
be consistent with Christ's character,
and that He fuIfiIls it as Savior, and
therefore just so far as 1t conduces
to salvation" The secret of the fall
ure of many petition being unan-
swered has been due TO the fact that
our prayers were selfish and not in
accordance with the character of our
risen Lords love, life and labor
Obedience is a test of loyalty. '1f
ye love me, keep my commandments"
is an injunction that we are apt to
overlook in our daily life The new
comm andHIent ito love one another"
Is still binding upon His followers
II obeyed it would do for US what 1t
did for them. 1t would remove the
differences which were then existing
among His followers. and promote a
spirit of unity. Christ prayed that
they might be one 50 that they could
be filed with the power Of the Holy
Spirit, whom He would send not only
to comfort them, but also enabled
them by filing them with spiritual
power to do greater works than they
had seen the Lord perform.
At Pentecost the promise of Jesus
was fulfilled and the evidence of the
unseen presence of the Lord was ap-
parent He came to abide with the
church and whenever the followers
Of Christ Jesus have been willing to
do His will the evidence of greater
efficiency and power has been appa-
rent in great service Jesus did not
leave His followers alone. He gave
to them the comfort of faith, hope,
compauionship, leadership and reve-
Iation. He promised them not only of
a place in the eternal home, but also
the privilege of a still greater serv-
ice If they prayed, loved and obeyed
Him In endowing His church with
the Holy Ghost He fulfilled His
promise and gave to US in the unseen
Guide who walks by our side. a Lead
err who, if we walk In the Spirit, will
help us to enter the house eternal
in the heavens" when we go home
to be with Christ and the loved ones
who await US in glory, where we
shall continue to serve our Lord and
learn from Him throughout eternity.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
VERMONT CHRISTIAN
Is FACING BUSY WEEK
Various Groups to Hold Meetings.
DR.. Wiley breaches Twice
Tomorrow.

Seeing the Invisible will be the
subject OF Rev. DR. Earle Wilfey's
sermon at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church tomorrow morning Paul
q. ~Ledig. tenor. will sing. ! At the
evening service, Blue Monday" will
be the topic. Of DR.. WiIhey's sermon.
The Columbian Male Quartet will
sing
Ministers and members Of Disciples
churches attending the missionary
ington Auditorium next week will
make this church their headquarters
Miss EsteIfa Grissom, president OF
the Alpha Christian Endeavor So
eiety, announces the flying squad
deavor UnionFwilI have charge of the
morrow evening
A church social, at which officers
and members OF the church will be at
home to the members Of the choir and
their friends, will be held at the
church Wednesday, evening DR.. c. c.
Galloway and, George w. Stose are
in charge,
Rev. P. A. Cave, executive secretary
OF the Maryland, Delaware and Dis
trfct Of Columbia Missionary Society,
will speak Thursday evening at the
open forum.
The Junior Women's Circle wifi
meet Wednesday at noon at the home
of Mrs. T. G. Copeland, on Woouley
road Mrs H C. Lttlefeld, Mrs. F.
A. Shumaker and Mrs. Hackworth
will assist the hostess.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
B. Y. P. u. NEWS

meeting of the Columbia, B. Y.
p. u. Fedora ton was held at the First
Baptist Church at Alexandria. Tues
day evening. Results of the six
months better union contest be-
tween the local unions of the Fedora
ton were read by the president The
First Baptist Church of Washington
is leading for the months Of Novem-
ber and December with 291 points,
and Grace is running second with 2S4
points.
Bowling schedules for the second
half of the bowling season were dis
tributed among the team captains by
Adolphus Constantine. chairman of
the schedule committee. A pageant
entitled Youth and Spirit OF Service
was presented by the young people of
the First Baptist Church Of Alexan-
dria. Among those to take a leading
part were: Elizabeth Jester, Cath
crime Fisher, Margaret Broadus. Mary
Reeves. Mary Saunders, Marion
Adams. J. C. Gaines and Tom Verdon
The following special music was rem
dered during the program: Vocal
solo by Sue RisheIl. trio by Mr.. Ryder,
Mr.. Nicholson and Miss Yates, and a
violin solo by Leslie Ryder.
The Bethany b. Y. P. u. met Wed
nesday evening at Central Union Mis-
sion, at which time Mr.. Miller was the
speaker. Special music was furnish ed
by Misses Gladys and Florence Cock
rflTe. At 6:45 tomorrow the Senior
3. Y. P. u. of Bethany will organize
an interim ediate society. to be under
the leadership of Miss Geraldine Saun-
ders. Bethany feels quite proud of
this achievement and wishes Miss
Saunders much success in her new
undertaking.
Evening star., 1925-01-24
Transfers of Naval Officers.

Capt. Joseph r. -Defrees has been
transferred from the Submarine Di-
vision, Pacific Fleet, to the Naviga-
tion Bureau. Navy Department; Lieut..
Comdr Harry 7. Sandlin. Supply Corps,
from Key West, Fla, to the Navy De-
partment; Lieut.. John Danner, from
the Naval Station. Tutulla, Samoa, to
the U s. S: Arctic. Lieut.. Peter J.
Gundlach, from the o, S. S: Vega to
command the U. S, S. Swallow; Lieut..
Charles w Van Horn, from command
of the Swallow to the. U. S: S. Ar
gonne;. Lieut. G., K. G., Reilly, from
Command of the U. S. s.. N-3 to the
u. s. S. S-45; Comdr. David c. Gather,
Medical Corps. from Brooklyn, n. Y,
to the Army Industrial College,
Comdr. Ralph T. Henson, Construc-
tion Corps. from the Scouting Fleet to
the Fourteenth Naval District, and
Lieut.. Thomas w. Richards, Construc-
ton Corps, from New York City to
the Navy Department
Evening star., 1925-01-24
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POLAND RAT|FIES.
DEBE-FUND|NGPtAN
Diet Gives Hearty Demon
stration of Gratitude to
u. s. After Taxing Vote.
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By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WARSA W. JANUARY 2f-The Polish
Diet yesterday ratified an agreement
with the United States for the fund
ing of Poland's debt to America. The
debt, amounting to S17S.O0o, 900, is due
for food, credits given Poland, in 1919
The Diet sproflted on the occasion of
the ratification of the agreement to
give. an extremely hearty and. friendly
demonstration on behalf of the Uptted
States, which was represented by Al
bert j Pearson. Minister TO Poland
who was in the diplomatic gallery
when the vote was taken o.. =.
a deputy, referring TO the aid lent
by the United States during the most
critical days of Peland's postwar his
tory, was interrupted with loud cheer
ing for the American republic The
deputy who aroused 1the denoTstra
tIon In his address laid emphasis ON
the friendship shown Poland in the
funding agreement, saying the United
States had done everything possible
to faeiIftate the funding of the debt.
Afterward Premier Grabski also
delivered 5 a speech of appreciation OF
Americas friendship for Poland and
thanked : the United states Tor its
continual proof of this friendship.
The debt-fundfng agreement was
ratified unanimously and afterward
all the deputies stood at their desks
applauding.'