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Evening star., 1925-10-13
DONOH0E NOW HEAD
OF REALTY BOARD
Is Elected to Presidency to
Succeed T. E. farrell by
Unanimous Vote.

Clarence F. Dopohoe was elected
president OF the Washington Real Es-
tate Board to succeed Thomas e. Jar
rell at the annual election, at Ward.
man Park Hotel. last night.
Other officers elected were John E.
Maury. first vice president, and Will
liam c. Miller. second vice president
All were elected unanimously The
three members of the board chosen to
serve with the officers ais. the execu.
tive committee were: Ben T. Web
ster. Jesse H. Hedges and Theodore
NJ. Judd. Albert ,I.andvoigt was
chosen several days ago by the mem
bers OF the associate division of the
board. composed Of statesmen, to rep
resent them on the executive COM
nittee.
The newly elected appraisal COM
rnittee Is composed of Tom Bones. II.
Clifford Bangs. Claude NJ. Livingston,
Horace G. Smithy. G. Calvert Bowie.
John T. Meany, Joseph A. Herbert.
1r.. and r. NJ. Stamp and Arthur
Israel. representing the associate di-
vision.
John Petty. executive secretary of
the board, in his annual report stated
that the appraisal committee had ap
praised more than $4,000 900 worth of
property In the past year. The board
appraised nearly 100000 worth OF
land for the National Capital Park
Commission without charge as its
contribution to the development of
the park system in the National Cap
ftal. Mr.. Petty added that rental con-
oitions are now normal, with no sign
OF wholesale rent increases or apart
rnent shortages. He has received
very few complaints from dissatisfied
tenants. he declared.
Mr.. FARRELL, retiring president of
tho board. thanked the members for
their support and pledged his cooper
alton to the new president. During
the coming year the board will urge a
license law for real estate brokers in
Washington, will actively support the
selling" Of Washington as a conven-
tfor and residential city and conduct
educational campaigns among it's
members.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
TWO SCHOOLS CLOSE
DUE TO HEAT LACK
Students at Armstrong High and
Old Section of Western Shifted
to Other Buildings.

The old section Of Western High
School and Armstrong Technical High
School were closed today by school au.
thorities because OF the lack Of heat
The closing Of these buildings caused
a shift in the students bodies. West
ern's students were divided into two
groups. one attending school each day
in the new addition while tho other
takes a holiday. This alternating ar
rangement will be continued until
next Monday, when the heating plant
in the old section Of Western 10 ex.
pected to be connected with the fur
naces In the new building.
Armstrong; students have been as
signed to classes in Dunbar High
School A dual shift system has been
put into operation to accommodate
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Mature Women Often
Choose the Black
Hudson Seal Coat.
(dved musk>at)

dyed n1NskrdD
1t seems that, regardless OF
style trends, these black fur
coats retain their favor.
Their richness and dignity are
indisputable. SITS to 1885,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-10-13

Cohn was arraigned specifically on
a charge OF grand larceny in the al
legged hypothecation of 100000 worth
of gems from Felix b. Vollman Jew
elry Co., which employed him as a
salesman.
Twelve other complaints by II
other companies, police said. will
bring the total value involved in his
operations to nearly 81 900 900.
Evening star., 1925-10-13

the two student bodies. Dunbar stu
dents attend class from 8:15 am. to
1890 p.m.. while the Armstrong stu
dents occupy the building in the after
noon. beginning at l O'Clock.
Night classes at Armstrong also
have been closed until the heating
plant is put into operation. School
officials do not expect the night pupils
to suffer any material loss, however.
because they will be given an oppor-
tunity to make up their work by
extra nights after Armstrong feopens
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Black for Hats
$40 to SIS

Felt hats are returning TO
iavor-and Black holds sway,
Here you will find a note
worthy assortment in clever
shapes new crowns new
trimmings -jeweled pins
gold or silver pipings-con-
trasting smartly with Black!
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Funny Phoning.

FROM the Vancouver Province.
Getting wrong numbers over the
telephone is not always the fault of
the operator. Faulty enunciation is
more often to blame. This incident il
lustrates one of-.tfre difficulties an
operator has to overcome in answer.
ing calls:
An Englishman speaks over the
telephone:
Yes. this is Mr.. Arrison. What.
YOU can't hear? This is Mr.. 'Arrison-
haitch. hay. two hars, a hi, a hess. a
no and a hen-'Arrison."
Evening star., 1925-10-13
In the Name of Art.

From the American Legion Weekly.
II don't believe that guy can sing
a cantata." remarked the lowbrow
music manager
''Oh, l don't imagine he can sing an
iota." said the highbrow.
well. mebbe not" he agreed. I'VE
gotta keep him to solos then"
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Big Contract Awarded.
ecial Dispatch to The Star.

SpveF&1 0Ibp1tcH 10 IHH SUIT.
LYNCHBURG. Va, October 49,
The city council here yesterday award
ed contract to the Whitney-Tyrner
Construction Company Of Baltimore
for reinforcement OF the Rivermont
vtaduct here at the price of $413.8 IS,
the work to be done in 235 working
days. The work Is to be started as
soon as contract can be executed
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Black Mosulera-the
Fabric of This Coat
S11O

4 half border of skunk sets it of in
striking fashion-and its gracefully far
ing sides and fat back give it superb
youthfulness! Black adds beauty to the
flare-as you will see here in Black Coats
OF Carmina Lustrosa, Needlepoint and
Kashmir-and it forms a matchless back
ground for the fine furs that trim these
models at $3.50 to $lo5.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Black Roulustra-in a
Woman's Coat-at
S11O

Rouustra can make a raven-like black
bloom as freshly as flower This coat
intensieS its loveliness with muffler
collar and deep cuffs of silk-hke black fox
fur. A fare ripples all around it. This
model but typihes the lustrous beauty of
many other coats, enriched. with self color
or contrasting fur trimmings, at $3.50 to
$265OO.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
SALESMAN ACCUSED
OF 100000 THEFT
Gems and Jewelry Worth $500, 900
Loss of One Firm-Twelve Other
Concerns Suffer.
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. October l3,-Harry
Cohn. a young jewelry salesman.
charged with the hypothecation Of
approximately $1,000, 900 worth of
jewelry and gems from local jewelry
brokers, was held without bail by
Judge Alexander Brough. He was
arrested yesterday in Newark. N. 7
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Black Miro
Patent Leather
Pumps, $40 Pair

A new pump that combines
an American last with a
difference betraying French
inspiration. Black is leading
in footwear-even the newest
colored kid and tan calfskin
pumps often use black for
trimming. Sorosis Footwear
in Black-8.75 to $l2.50-
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
japan Curtails Game Preserves.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
TOXIC, September 20.-Three OF the
large royal game preserves are being
abolished because the imperial family
wishes them to revert to public use.
and also to eliminate the rather heavy
expense OF keeping them up.
Their abolition is expected to effect
q saving Of about zoe, 900 yen yearly
in the household department.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
o Death

0 Death!
From the London Express.
This is ridiculous" said the in
furiated producer. do you realize
that In the last scene you actually
laughed when you were supposed to
be dying?"
AT my salary" answered the actor,
not without dignity, death is greeted
with laughter and cheers"
Evening star., 1925-10-13
The Sacrifcial Table.

From the Royal Magazine.
Alfred-That young bride next door
worships her husband. doesn't she?
Ethel--Well. she certainly places
burnt offerings before him at every
Evening star., 1925-10-13
Silk-to-the-top
"Gold Stripe"
$1.95 Pair

A new full-fashioned num-
Der that's especially beautiful
in black-which is being
asked for more every day.
These new stockings arc silk
1000 pure-protected by the
gold stripe from ruinous gar
ter clasp runs" Sheer, chif-
for weight.-Street Floor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
UN DIRECTORIO PROFESIO-
NAL DE LA CIUDAD DE
PONCE

Ell senior r, Ortiz vazquez ha
tenido la cortesia de enviarnos un
.yo!umen de su valioso libro "Guia
ComerciaP Industrial, y Directorio
Professional de la Ciudad de Pom
ce7. en- el cual Sc encuentran deta-
liadas todas las actividades de Ia
Perla del Sur, con sns asuntos CO.
nerciales Y naercantiles.
La obra, que esta muy compile
ia, esta presentada con esmerado
gusto, y LENA con toda perfection
los propositos que tuviera ell Sc
nor Ortiz al editarla. La utiiidad
de los datos diferentes que la mis-
ma expresa, hacen del jugoso volu-
men, I'm libro completamente ne
ccsario en- toda oficina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
Algo de aqui y de ala
UNA JIRA Y UNA
1NvrTACIoN

Desde Coarno nos envia eli CO.
rrecto caballerc, senor Jose Ca
rrasQuillo, una atenta .nvltaci6n
para asistir q un pasad{a que en-
las cercanias de Los Bafios de Goa
mo ha de llevarse a cabo ell pro-
ximo domingo II de JUNO.
Agrsdecemos grandemente La in
vitacion y Ell honor que SO nos ha-
ce v mncho nos lamentamos que
Ia distancia y La veg nuestras
mtiltiples ocupaciones, no nos per
mitan asistir La referidq fiesta
la cnal promote quedar mny luci-
da. Deseamos, sin embargo. que to-
da La concnrreneia goce v So divier
"a mncho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
sRrA. PALMIRA
CABRERA

Entire los graduates en- cl com
menceinent de Ia Universidad de
Puerto Rico, celebrado, el mier.c-
les 10 del corriente mes de junio.
figura Ia niuy culta y talentosa se-
fiorita, Palmira Cabrera. rs ella
hija del distinguido caballero, Lo-
renso Cabrera, ex-alcalde de Vega
Alta, hoy juez de paz de dicha po-
blaci6n.
La seflorita Cabrera al obtener
su diploma normal, al cual tam
bien acompafia Ia ncencia de macs
ira principal, obtiene un lne-ecido
trirlnfo, pues, como dejarnos dicno,
es ella talentosa, y nunca om1te.
ademas, esfuerzos para triuntar en-
la vida. Muchas veces la her,cs
tratado, y en- todas las ocasiones,
La hemOs adnlirado por su cultura
y sus anplias ideas.
No dudamos que ell Departanaen
de Educaci6n cuyo Jefe, don Juan
B. Huyke, es un admirador pro
tector de la juventud tritlnfante.
ha de ncuibrar Ia nueva maestro
principal senorita Cabrera, ys co.
mo maestro. de continuation . CO.
mo maestro especial de ingles. Ell
nombramiento seria nlu3 accrta-
do. Nos completeness en- Telicstar
no soiamente nuestra amiguita
per su bien conQuistado triunfo,
sino tambi6n a sus uueridos padres,
dofia Hache y don Tito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
NUEvAs PRoFEsoRAs
RURALES

Con placer darnos la noticia de
La graduation en- La Universidad
de Pperto Rico, de las sedoritas
muy simpaticas todas, Blanca Cal
der6n; Andrea Figueroa; Ines Es-
calera Seijo; y el culto joven Ho-
racio Cabrera. Todos.. cogieron ell
certifcado y la hcencia de macs
tro rural. Reciban estos j6venes
vegaltenos nuestras feic3taciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
AIDA v1NcENTY

Es siempre una noticta triste,
una nota de muerte; pero, cuando
Sc trata de una persona quien
todo el mundo distingue y apre-
cia, la noticia es un POGO mas tris
te de 10 corriente.
Acaba de fallecer en- San Juan
La virtuosa y distinguida sehorita
Aida vinccnty. Queridisima hija de
nuestro amigo, ell ilustre pedagogo
don Francisco vincenty. I'm .er-
dad, hay que Greer con ell poeta
cuando dijo: ia muerte no dis
tingue',.
Pertenecia Aida, como su distin-
guido padre, la noble profession
del magisterio. Desempefiaba con
eficiencia y por vocaci6n, la pla-
ga de professors de espafol de La
Escnela Central Superior de San
Juan. fpA
La parca es en- extreme inexo-
rable, cuando troncha una vda
en- plena juventud. Las flores nue.
rem, pero, es despu6s de terminar
81 dia, despu6s de cumplir su mi
sion en- Ia TERRA; despues de con-
tribuir con su color al ornate Y
con SUI aroma perfumar Ell ambien-
to. sPor que no tuvo Aida La opor
tunidad de cumplir su mission en-
la tierra7 Dejemos al misterio que
responda.
Reciba Ell distinguido caballero,
senior Francisco vincenty y So nuy
Rpreciable familias nuestra SIM
patia en- este momento de prueba
en- que el dolor les afige.
Luis Lebr6n ORTIZ,
B. S. Chem.
vega Alta, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
NO. 16

o, pLede ser. este exquisite reloi de
Ovalado de muneca de seflora, euchapado
de ,Oro sells rubies. A $S.e5.
Cada uno de estes relojes de muneca
de senora finos = de bnena apariencla
illustrates arr!baj esta nftidamente gra-
bado hecho segGn los mas caros mode
los ds platino. Todcs eskan Completa-
uente GarantiEados. Garantizainos su
Cumpleta Satisfaction 20 no los Ven
den vs.i
No nos envis dinsro. Paguels al Car
tero.
Cuando ordene sortiias mande Ia me-
dida del dedo. Demuestre el tamaho del
dedo con un pedacito de papel. La medi-
da Sc toma en- la segunda coyuntura del
dedo donde se va q usar Ia sortija.
Ordene las Sortiias Relojes por No.
THE MODEL JEWEI2Y 90.
Dent. M-S0. p. o. Boy "a Station
West Farms. New York City o. g. 4.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13

b tsl veg este bsilo reloj rectangular
de muheca de sefora, de Ia kt., sela
yubfea. A 1896.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13

vega Alta, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
Ell JUEz MANzANo
AvIEo.

Ell JUEz MANzANO
i AvrSo.
Entire los miembros de la Judi
catura puertorriQue1a que figuran
como indiscutibles candidates. para
posibles ascensos, esta Ell muy dis
tinguido letrado, Hon. Pedro Man
zano Aviii6, Juez Municipal de una
de las cortes de San Juan.
Els nuestrs opinion, y como nos
otros seguramente pensaran los lee
torres, que el Jues Manzano AviIi6
debe ser tenido muy en- cuenta en-
la combination judicial que prom
to ha de ser arreglada por Ell De-
| partamento de Justicia. En- todos
sus actos como juez y en- todas sus
decisiones, Ell distinguido letrado
ha actnado dignamente demostran-
do La vez, efciencia y capacidad.
/ Conocimos al sefior Manzano
Avif6 cuando era Ell juez lie Ia
Corte Municipal de GuayamS. AL
desempeiiar este cargo en- La refe-
rida ciudad, 10 hiso procediendo
aempre con jnsticia, cuya balan-
"a sostenia fielmente en- 81 dies
ira. Fue 81 un probo Official en-
quien el Departamento de Justicia
tuvo siempre depositada toda su
conhanza. No puede, por otro La
do, ni1g1n ciudadano en- Guayama
quejarse de atropello por parte de
este justiciero juez. Asi, pues tan
to sus superiores como el pueblo,
estan seguramente satisfechos de
la labor de este correcto funciona-
Trio.
Como dejamos dicho mas arriba,
pronto sera tratado por los depar-
tamentos executives y legislativos,
Ell asunto de los nombramientos ju
diciales. FL Departamento de JUS
ticia que sabe siempre premiar la
labor de sus ofciales y funciona-
rios que siempre cuInplen con gu
deber, no debe dudar nj un nomen
to siquiera en- recomendar al Eje-
cutivo, Ell Jues Manzano Avifi6 pa
ra un ascenso, y el Gobernador a
La vez debe recomendarlo al Sc
nadc.
| 81 nuevo Attorney GraL quien
en- su negada dijo que a todo Ell
mundo haria justicia podria de-
mostrar ESQ con ell hecho, recomen
dando al Juez Manzano Avifi6 pa
I Ira una de las Cortes de distrito.
FL Hon Jefe del Departamentc de
Justicia ha hecho demostraciones
de actuar de acuerdo con ell sentir
puertorriquefio, por 10 cual nues-
tro pals espera de 81 grandes CO.
sas. Nosotros felicitamos al sefior
Butte, pero, nuestra felicitaci6n
seria mas intensa 81 eL insistien-
do en- hacer justicia, recomendase
al Juez Manzano Avih6 para IN
merecido ascenso.
Nuestros brazos est&n levanta-
dos y nuestras manos, abiertas, pa
ra aplaudir al distinguido y doc,o
Hon. Fiscal General, Mr.. Butte, al
recomendar al Juez Manzano Avi-
10, como prcnaio la labor de un
funcionario correcto, capacitado y
efciente. Esperemos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
Por Lebr6n ORTIZ
A Los LECToREs DE -'1
"EL MUNDo".

PrometemOs a nuestros lectores
escribir de veg en- cuando una cr6-
MICA bajo Ell tftuIo ssAlgo de aquf
y de allA''. En- ella comentare-
mos acontecimientos politicos, per-
sonales y sociales de los cuales ten
gamos information, y procedentcs
de cualQuier pueblo de La isla-
Z Hoy damos principle a nuestra
labor ofreciendo al lector vaxias
nOticias de interes general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-13
AuMENrE su BELLEzA

La heileza de una mujer depende de
su APARIENc1A, sus TRAJES, , sns
JOYAS. IPor que no anadir una de esIas
encanradoras Sortijas deucados heio
les a ems a0crnos? NJ
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-12

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
Should the inside envelope of an
announcement be addressed or left
blank? If the former, how?
2-Can an outside envelope be ad-
dressed to Mrs. Smith and Family, or
are individual ones required?
On the inside envelope should be
written only the name of the person
to whom the announcement is TO be
sent. Either Mrs. William Allen
Jones" is correct, Miss Mary White"
or Miss White" The address does
not appear on the unmucilaged en-
velcpe.
2-The form "and family" is never
in good taste. OF course, if the budget
ing for the engraving Of the announce
ments is ample, it is vastly better form
to send an invitation to Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith" and then a separate one
to every other member Of the family
who is old enough to receive an invi-
tation. If this means too many invi'
tations or announcements, then one
should be sent to Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith" and one should be addressed
to "The Misses Smith" for the daugh-
ters of the family, and one to The
Messrs. Smith" for the sons of the
family.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-12
Wearing Mourning.

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
My mother died recently. Will you
please tell me how long 1 should wear
deep mourning and just how long l
should wear mourning? How long
should wear a veil on my face? K.
This is q question that each one
must answer for herself, for conven-
tions and customs of mourning are
changing rapidly of late. Now the
depth of the mourning and the
length of time OF wearing it depend
entirely on the person. To some peo-
pie it is q comfort to be protected by
mourning; to others it is depression
of spirit that makes the grief even
harder to bear.
One custom of mourning has entire
~ changed. Now the heavy long
crepe veil is not worn over the face
except at the funeral. Crepe-that
heavy, depressing, perishable, expen:
sive, thoroughly unattractive material
is now giving way to lighter mate
rails. For example, most widows wear
n long veil Of nuns yelling. and some
times Of net with or without a border
of crepe.
For a mother, a daughter wears
mourning from six months 10 year
all.black for the first three to six
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-12
Who Said 1t and
Where

Things without remedy
Should be without regard: what's done
is DONE"
Shakespeare in Macbeth" warns
against worrying over past mistakes
"'Tis not enough your counsel still
be true,
Blunt truths more mischief than nice
falsehOods do"
In his Essay on Crictism," Pope
points out il is kinder at times to con-
ceal the truth.
wisdom to gold prefer for tits much
less
To make our fortune, than our hap,
piness."
knowledge is more precious pos
session than wealth. Young wrote in
Love of Fame"
"The sabbath of Eternity,
One sabbath deep and wide"
Eternity is one great day of rest
Tennyson says in st. Agnes Eve
FIT Language there is none
For the hearts deepest things"
1t is impossible TO express our
deepest feelings in word, Lowell notes
in the Legend Of Brittany"
For silence is the speech Of love,
The music OF the spheres above"
This definition of silence r. H.
Stoddard gives in THE Speech of
Love"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-12
LISTEN, WORLD!
Relatives in Business
By ELSIE ROBINSON

Mr.. Joseph Preston Hard has crash
cd in with an S. o. s. Joe's in bad
way. After six years Of successful
habcrdashery, Wife wants TO wreck
the show by boosting her brother and
sister in as hired help.
According to Wife, it's Joseph's
Sacred Dunty to provide the family
dependents with paying jobs. Why
should he hire two outsiders, per.
feet strangers, and pay them good
money when dear Milly and Harold
are out of work?
Yes, she admits that Milly and
Harold have ben somewhat of drug
on the domestic market for number
of years. Milly's a darling girl AMI
will do Wonderfully IL given a chance.
But she's so shy and sensitive and
people always misunderstood her. Nat
urally that makes her a little hard to
get along with.
Al for Harold-Uncle Dick always
said when Harold was just baby Of
three that shat youngster would make
his mark in the world" Of course,
Harold's twenty -one now, and so far
has failed to carve his initials on any
part of the universe but-don't you
think very brainy people are, often that
way? Backward when they're young
dreamy like. Sometimes folks come
right out and say that Harold is plain
lazy and solid cement above the ears.
But that just shows how little they
know! If Joseph will only give him a
chance
Moreover, someone's got to do it.
The Old Folks can't keep on support
ing them forever.
But why pick on me?" walls Jo-
seph. "Why should wreck my per.
fectly good business just because the
Soften family produced coupla dumb
bells and l married their sister,"
YOU'RE perfectly unreasonable IS
well as insultingI" snaps Mrs. Jo-
seph. "They won't wreck your bust
ness and you know 1t. You take other
young people in as clerks and stem
ographers and train them. Why can't
you train Harold and Milly the same
way?"
Because I CAN'T! You can't mix
cola ;yos and businees The, olwavS
nvnnct = iittIo better treotment than
tho fe,,ov tbot'S mt reIstad N Won
Mill mo~,d he sottinn rniswnds-s;ood
ond noan;t. oil oycr Tho off;ca and
raiso Ca;n oenera,Iy every t;me 7
ashna han "a 40 a Io,.ar nyor Ior.
old would spend half his time play
he oiHrs.or 10
aTbny,d ont I;Lo oornlo s,o;lod
nuns-Nbotb NJ them Ana tbev'd de.
n,nroI;,o Tho rast Of Tho force lei LOT
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-12

The Sphinx is easy to read beside the
cryptic expression on married mans
face when a bachelor begins airing his
views on how to manage a woman.
When a man begins worrying about
woman's soul-that's where his
troubles begin
Keeping your job and your maiden
name won't save you from going into
total eclipse when you. marry. You
may escape the homework, but you
can't escape that married look"
Getting married, according to the
bachelor, is just exchanging the lux
ury of throwing your clothes and your
ashes around, for the excitement Of
wiping your hands on embroidered
gift-towels and winding tina dining
room clock.