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Evening star., 1925-06-28
-FOUR D. c. WOMEN
/ TOATTEND PARLEY
Sail Next Week for World
Conference on Education in
Scotland in July.

Four women prominent in the edu-
cational life of Washington will sail
for Europe next week as part of the
American delegation to the second
world conference on education. The
concIave will be held in Edinburgh,
Scotland, the week of July 20.
The women who will represent the
District are Mrs. Raymond B. Nor
gan, former member of the Board Of
Education and Legislative represent
ative of the American Association OF
University Women and Legislative
secretary of the National Council for
Prevention of War; Miss Selma M.
Borchardt, vice president and legiS-
lative representative of the American
Federation of Teachers; Miss Charl
Williams, legislative representative
and field secretary Of the National
Education Association, and Miss
Marian Parkhurst, secretary of the
women'S joint congressional commit
tee and legislative representative of
the national committee for a depart
ment of education.
Amity by Education.
The specific detectives of the con-
ference are CD to promote friendship,
justice and good will among the ma
tions of the earth through education
ance of the rights and privileges of
all nations, regardless of race or
creed; ~ to develop an appreciation
of the value and the inherited gifts
OF nationality through centuries of
development and progress; az to secure
more accurate and satisfying informa
ton and more adequate statements in
the textbooks used in the schools of
the various countries.
One of the principal activities with
which the conference concerns itself
is the dissemination of information
concerning education in all it's forms
among all nations. To carry out this
work, the last conference voted to
undertake the organization of a per
manent bureau of research and pub
liCity, whose duties shall be to make
research studies of the various phases
of educational development in the
different countries; to publish an inter
national digest of education, to furnish
information concerning the publica
tions of different countries so as to
facilitate the exchange of periodicals
and articles and to publish special
studies on education from time to
time. A system of extensive exchange
of teachers and professors was in
dorsed. At the ensuing conference
the question of the international uni
versity will be discussed. provision
for this having been made at the last
conference.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
DAVIS KANSAS FORCES
LOSE ON COMMITTEEMAN
Doolittle, Former Representative,
Wins Fight for Democratic
Post by One Vote.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
TOPEKA, kans.. June 27.-Dudley
Doolittle of Strong City. Kans., for.
mer Representative in Congress, was
elected Democratic national commit
teeman by the State central commit
tee here today by a single vote. The
final vote was As to AZ, with As neces
sary to elect.
Election came on the seventh bal
lot, which resulted: Doolittle, As
George McGill of Wichita, AZ.
The result is regarded as a defeat
for the forces backed by Jonathan NJ
Davis, former Governor.
Davis said before leaving his home
tonight the election might bring about
condition that might make 1t neces
sary for his candidacy for guber
Material honors in 1925.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
Horton Co. Employees Have Outing

A base ball game between bach
elors and married men and other
forms of entertainment featured an
outing of the employees of the NJ. E
Horton Co, Inc, at Great Falls.
Wednesday. Following the base ball
game there was dancing, with music
furnished by Miss Louise Lerch
pianist: Charles McCadden, banjo,
and Mrs. Charles McCadden, mando-
lin.
other features of the program in :
cluded singing by the Horton
Quartet, composed of Charles McCad-
den, Clarence Shupe, Jack Carr and
George Bell
Evening star., 1925-06-28

total number of motorists it is a very
easy manner for person with a fig
urative disposition to dash off his an
Swer.
Note the use of the word "if' above.
1t was not easy to ascertain these to-
tails. Here is how this paper. through
its enterprise. went about getting
them: A search was made of existing
records of population, voluminous sta
tisticS were compiled and perused,
much data were consumed, and after
all the information was in hand the
grand result easily was adduced by
the somewhat difficult operation of
multiplying 100000, the number of
cars in Washington. by two possibly
representing the total number of per-
sons who use automobiles, either as
front or rear drivers.
Pedestrians Lot Harder.
That settled the motorist problem,
but there still remained the question
of how many pedestrians there are.
Space does not permit an elaboration
here of the mathematical researches
entailed in this connection. but suffice
ii to say that the grand total of 400,-
900 pedestrians was finally arrived at,
in round figures.
Irrespective of these figures, Direc-
lof EluTluSe mas MS own opinion tndl
the pedestrians lot is the harder.
The pedestrian has been getting it
in the neck for long time" Mr.. FL.
bridge said yesterday THAT is why
we have taken special pains in the
new traffic regulations to protect them.
l believe the motorists are respecting
the pedestrians rights more and
more"
Have you tried to cross Pennsyl-
vania avenue about 5 o'clock any
week day." the traffic official was
asked.
well. you can't expect every reg.
ulation to be enforced 100 per cent
he replied. The pedestrian has the
right to prosecute a motorist who fails
to respect the formers right Of way
at an intersection"
Providing, of course. we may add
the pedestrian recovers.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

Continued from First Page.)
turning it into a pleasure ground, as
wide roadways will be constructed on
either side of the creek, following its
twists and turns between the source
ond mouth. The land, however. is
reserved until such time as it is taken
over by the Government. The owners
of the land are expected to donate 1t to
the State Government, for preserva-
tion as park and watershed, and
in it's virgin state it will be retained.
At any rate there Will be no build
ing on it, and it will not be allowed to
be cut up in any subdivision plans
that will or might be made in the fu-
ture.
Favors Regional Plan.
Maj. Lee expressed himself as quite
in favor of the idea of the regional
development plan. and said that the
people of Maryland are fully awake
to the fact that they live on the bor
ders of the most beautiful city in the
world
I'VE realize fully the possibilities of
the growth of the District of Column
bia, and for some time have seen ev!-
dence of its overflowing into Mary
land" said Maj. Lee, in discussing the
matter of regional development. I'VE
have been planning for a long time,
and we will cooperate in every prac-
tical way for the development Of the
proposed metropolitan district.
Already we have prevented tuild.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
21 TAKEN IN BETTING RAID
Kansas City in Campaign Against

KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 81 LP-
Twenty-one persons were arrested
here today in what police said was
an organized drive against base ball
were made in cigar stores and soft
drink places.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
First Sergeant Retired.

First Sergt. James Allen, 9th
Cavalry, at Fort Riley, Kans., has
been placed on the retired list of the
Army on account of age.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
Ford Engine Perfected

IFTItFTFU.
A new amazing self-regulating device
which oils all parts of motor automatically
and prevents big repair bills has Just been
perfected by c. H. Geppert. Is Seventh Il .
Pukwana, :. D. II saves gallons of oil re-
duces overheating and prevents burnt-out
hearings. Mr.. Geppert wants agents and is
wiling to send samples at his risk Write
him today.-Adyertise
Evening star., 1925-06-28
Lieut.. Behne Transferred.

First Lieut.. Thomas d. Behne, Air
Service Reserve, of this city, has been
ordered to Langley Field, Hampton,
Va, for duty under training.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

name, parking. building line relation
to its general plan.
The Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission shall have authority
to establish grades for all streets,
roads and sidewalks within the said
| sa nitary district, except State high
ways, county roads and streets itI-
| leys and sidewalks within incorpora ted
towns"
Remapping Provision.
However. the law gives to the CON
mission the authority to remap any
! Incorporated town on the request Of
| that town.
The Washington Suburban Sarfi-
tary Commission of Maryland has
approved more than 100 plats for
| subdivisions within the past three
years, said Mr.. Duckett, chairman OF
| the commission. "In these il has pre-
served the continuity of streets, par
| ticularly those connecting with the
| highways of the District of Columbia
| 1t has preserved parks, building lines.
and in general required them to con-
| form to strict city planning methods.
! NO plat has been allowed where con
struction would prevent the streets
in the subdivision from connecting di-
rectly with the highway system Of
the District of Columbia"
! Mr.. Duckett indicated that the sani-
| tary commission was thoroughly in
sympathy with the plan for the pro-
! posed regional development. and
pointed out. as did Maj. Lee, that
Maryland was ready now to carry II
out, and was fortified with the neces-
sary law, except, perhaps, that Of
Zoning
The governor of Maryland, he said.
was coSniZant of the plans. and was
ready to do what the officials and the
| people of the two counties thought
necessary and proper to perpetuate
| the planning work. 1t is merely A
| question of those directly interested
coming TO an agreement, its submis-
sion TO the governor with the Mary
land, State and county, officials ap-
proval and il would become d fact,
he said.
While there is no authority for
zonlng in the old subdivisions plated
before the sanitary commission law
went into effect, he said neverthe-
less the commission has put Zoning
into effect in approving new plats.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
Lieut.. Bryan Reassigned.

Second Lieut.. Bert N. Bryan, 7th
Infantry. at Anchorage, Alaska. has
been assigned to the 18th Infantry at
Fort Cook Nebr
Evening star., 1925-06-28
GREAT MARYLAND PARK
TO AID IN BEAUTIFYING
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT

Continued from First Page.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22

FL NJEvO OBIsPO

Al in. fas ouarto De siglo de incssantes esuerzos
Puario hco - ado osddo dos d6cess "
eenea tenafee@ COS cbspos Ia isa La notcia,
erA "a prodeeo 81 nafua regcco entire los caf6cos Pc
70 tanhsn ~ dado POGO dc anarRua que in6tIelte
% pretenos esconder.
hcho fenpo haca Que Roma csbia haber dado el paso
qus hora eompaoe No hay que cpara por su
daFxa sin embargo. "a conocda lentitud que
caan IA grandss nstfuccnes que prefieren antes de
nasaoas - estAn seRras de psar sspre sobe
ffme 10 RiM&e inadEerfdamente sospecharlo
qsra IA hugado ella herida que doia va
Lo9 beneiIclos Que les intereses relgosos habra
- Fsportar creac6n ds Ia nsva d6cess son nn1ensos
Goopefara Dc goFa aneafe arnbos Obspos la ucha
81 ifo unfoe afrcnaTan Ia saci6n que
Gaoes npusafAn haca adelante e heunoso proyeco de
ina@F mas mas escueas cat6cas los SO repair
ufAD 81 abao e adinsnac6n Ysltas pastorales gran
&c pencsc. Tn. coaboraran gua ensiasno por Ia
egfseen @ esptu e rObustec ento moral dc sus fe-
iGfe9en Ahora ben he aqu e det que cado un ale
t1o GO nesusien IA algeria que produce la creac6h
tsqusho poF u menos uno de los numerosos curas ex
wuos por los ahcs que levan aqui por sus sem
tirsenfos fprnan lntegrante parts nuestra7
30 teinos cecutr Ia creencia catolca de infabi-
htad Del Papa 10 lsmo que e venerable Padre Torres
que Roma fabe que Pero 10 ciero es que Ell
n0oFasHto De asricano traido dssde Ell ado
FuachAr aenasiado cruenente seguda por WASH
Gen en ov cTden De Estados Uncos nuestros
cnaoorss poiteos ensan Gmercanos para gobernar-
no4 60 Noa nuesFos directories espirtuaIes envan
sefcanos eETaneros tamb6n. De manera uue en- todas
parties se nee mega capacdad para maneaT as-
tes - potca u lnsua Barataa necesa Sancho ex6-
nco ree on 81 Febah0 ha pastor que nun
CO haya oonocdo estes capos nfez condcon la
cue para naca parscsHos ssrvr!
esn8a honsehor ByFne. santo var6n iuzgar por no.
conieFe. recbiremos abier-
kos "a congregation catca 81 ira oos puestos en-
81 ceio Su Docees. de creacon toda Ia sla en- e
ceposafAn su eAFAo. adirae6n fe. Pero ALA
fQneo Gal coKxcn fendrenos cavada espna que
no seFos osofos7 Lo ismo poIitica que religion
Seefemos sempre IL concienfa?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
GRAN DESPEDIDA
A MACMILLAN

wIsCASSET, Maine, JUNO 81.
Omitted Press) .-Mas de 25,OO0 per
sonas han llegado en- botes Y Ell
tren para .despedir a Macmillan,
quien sale sesta taRde al frente de
una expedition que Sc dirige al Po-
10 Norte
Glen bareos del gobierno escolta-
ran el barco explorador durante la
primera etapa del yiaje.
Ell Departamento de Estado infor
ma que ellos no tienen conocimien-
to official alguno de que el Canada
alegue haber descubierto ciertas re-
giones polares, donde actual1nente
esta plantada la bandera america
ma.
De todos modos, Macmillan va
dispuesto sobrepasar todos sus
predecessors, poniendo bien alto ell
buen nombre de la nacion america
ma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
DOS DIPUTADOS COMUNIsTAs
FRANCHISES .SERAN ACUSADOS
DE TRAICION

PARIS, JUNO 81 Omitted Press)
FL gobierno esta mug alarmado con
la situaci6n creada por los -confunis
tas en- ell asunto de Magruecos. Ell
Procurador General .prepara una
requisitoria en- la cual Sc acusara
a los diputados Doriot y Marty de
inteligencia con ell enenigo. Sc afr
ma que importantes docnmentos
han desaparecido Y han lido pa
rar manos de. ADD El Krim Pain
lev6 In decidido sexponer to1os los
hechos el martes ante la .Camara,
reyelando los nombres. de los CO.
munistas quienes debe persegufr-
seles judicialmentc. La Camara
suspendera Ia inmunidad parlamen
taria a los dos diputados "a citar
dos y autorizard a que sc proceda
contra ellos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22

g.
numerosos.
La fuga de los novios, va cos
tulnbre, 10 fu6 para ell gran Ha-
tel Vanderbilt, de esa ciudad.
Seria interninable una resena
de los innumerables obsequos que
recibi6 La afortunada pareja. p4ro
para dar una idea relacionanos al
gunos:
Don Alberto Brukarkt: IN fore
ro de plata.
DR.. Abraham Correa: un estu.
! che de perfumeria.
Esposos Alori-Correa: frasco e.sn
cia Narciso Negro.
Pepita vihas: lampara de toca-
dor. !.
Sra. Lola salazar: un Gerere.
Esposos Cadilla Casanovas: un
juego de plata y collar peas.
F. Fernandez: un reloj
Esposos Cadilla veras: un juego
de cristal, abanico dc plunlas Y
pedestal para flores.
Esposos Kilan vinas: una Tampa
ra de mesa.
Srta. Manuelita Roman: Q cesti-
tas tejidas.
Lcdo. Julio Cadilla: ncorera lie
plata.
Srtas. Bauza: juego aros para ser
viiletas de plata.
Esposos Cadilla Ginorio: luego
cubierto de plata.
Don Florencio Borrero: jnego pa
"a caf6 de plata.
Esposos Alvarez Martinez: juego
de cafe de plata.
Profesora Maria Garcia: juego
copas crital.
esr. jose Dias: juego para caba-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
AZADAS COLLINS
IA mEJoR AzAoA. UNA PEsETA MENos
La hGzaila detec-
tiUeSca del diu
Per Vance Wynn
UNA PESETA MENOS.

"a Sin Fesnltado alguno. Pasaron
neses > semanas y el asunto que
d6 olyidado. Pero habia una per-
sona' que no podia olyidarlo. y esa
era Lulsa Seidel. hermana de Cath
sr.ue. insistio en- que no era po-
sible que una persona desaparecie-
"a sin deiar hueila alguna. Y dia
ror dla trataba de encontrar Ia
piss cue le permitiese a. .arar c,
nisterio. Tan grande usgo a ser
Ia preoeupaci6n de l. chica que
euando el pueblo Ia veia aparecer
en- IA eaile las comadres empeza-
ban = decir que se estaba poniendo
algo rara.
Cierto dia Sc eneontraba en- una
sAstreria y de pronto Sc fijo en
cue IN official del taller tenia en-
u rano un pedazo de teia muy Gu
rioso. TO examine y declare que
era RI mismo material del vesti-
90 que lleyaha su hermana el dia
DE- Ia desapariei6n. Sc le rieron en-
"a cara y le diieron que aquella
tela era nueva. Pero Ia .chica con-
testo que el traje de su 'hermana
tambitn era nuevo y que 10 us6 por
tex primera para ir donde el adj
vino. pero e. 81 caso que el trnje
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
Ell PROFESSOR QUINTON INJUS
TAMENTE PRETERIDO

sHasta sesta ofieina ha sllegado el
runlor de que en- Coamo ha sido pre-.
terido el conocido professor de mi
sica Jose r. Quint6n, Y que Sc tha
armada Ia gorda contra ell Inspec-
tor de Escaelas, todo 10 cual viene
a confiimar el vaticinio que desde
este diario hizo a un reporter nues.
tro el Lcdo. Alfonso Suro, squien
acaba de abandonar a Coamo.
Espcramos que alg6n cahallero de
Coamo nos sinforne direetamente
para su publicidad que ha metivado
la pretesta de los sirnpatizadores
{millares de millares) del famoso
compositor, Jose i. Quinton, glo-
ria de Puerto Rico.
Entire un inspector v josef. Quin
ton, nos quedamos con este dltimo.
Sc dice que las autoridades esco.
lares de Coamo, ,fueron Yauco, a
buscar una orquesta, habiendo he
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
Ia eIurA DEL EsPEo


Lau ndlsinea han pFiTado ca o.
des ies tiampos > 81 toaos los PAL
fr.s pero cadamos Que fneEan tan
roR@larss cemo las de ReGendorf,
Bavaria. hnee 80 un algio.
1p6spw Biehel era Fl ndiyino
In1s repsisr en h pecnsAs oonu-
nissa y eaE teao ~ negacl0 era
90 - iesruriaas. cieFta maaa-
-. sl1a goven MY ga@p@. Catkeri-
- Selfei. vsns dende 4 para cue
. 6sieue - fsiuFa. Y qserla sabeE
nnfes 60 nada Il nomhre de 81 fu-
turn ssposo II adisino 4 puso So
lFp ~ pedestal en frspte de un
Rrar espeio qae tsnis - pu estu-
do y im dsiD aus enneeHfraFa 81
renkanssrts 81 ias i5xenes cue ie
anllsakan So ateneioneS. Y en-
fsaees r. do "a xiela f6rnanla
gus - raraeferirndo ; los ndiTi-
nss g feda9 ias edades.
nesaa enfoneea 10 veiTi6 . yer-
- e. vtan . cathsrine seldsL n.e.
"a So &c = habla paxado y -
h4lis n,afuhado en psFfeeto esta-
- - aalnA Las aptaKldades bus-
snFea ) - lQgsa Aaaapareeida. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
$4,000 DE LIC0RES FTNOS OCU-
PADOS POR Ell JEFE DE LA
ADUANA, SR. VELEZ

En- todo ell dia de aver el seiior
Velez, jefe de Ia Aduana de esta
'ciudad, .estuvo ocupadfsimo dirigien-
do en- las cercanfas de Salinas, los
planes para ocupar el mas grande
Fcontrabando de icores finos que re-
gistra la historic de la Prohibition,
en- esta isla.
-El coitrabando consiste en- 800
,cajas de champagne, Benedictini,
|Vermouth Cinzano, Hennessy, Ma
Ma Brisard, y Chatreuse, una bue-
ma cantidad de anis del Mono, y
varios drums de alcohol, todo valo-
rado en- I'm costo de $4,000, v $S5,
900 de lbenefcios ST esta bebida hu-
biera caido en- rnanos de los con-
trabandistas.
Este servicio prestado por ell jefe
Antonio Velez y subalternos, ess dig
node I'm gallon.
Nuestro amigo el assistant fiscal
senior Gonzalez, nos manifesto en-
"a tarde de hoy que 81 ACADIA de
expedir orden de arresto contra los
seTiores Secola, duenos de la finca
que en- las eercanias de Salinas po-
seen y en- donde el contrabando fue
ocupado por los agentes de la Adua-
ma. El delito contra estos conoci-
dos caballeros es de infracci6n a
las leyes de Importation. Sc les
Efijo $4,000 de fanza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
cRoNIcA AREcIBENA

La tiota calrninante de los suce-
sos de la setIiana 10 fue el enlace
matrimonial de los distinguidos jo-
venes Conclfita Viiias Caamafio con
el DR.. en- rhedicina cirujia Artu-
70 Cadilla Y CadiiIa.
Conchita, encantadora por su des
lu1nbrante belleza 10 es adn mas
por Ia simpatia de su rostro ange-
ical, por la gracia de su esbelta
figura y sobre todo ESQ por las
grandes virtudes que atesora ad-
quiridas en- el hogar 1nodelo de sus
bondadosos padres.
Verifcose La nupciaI ceremonial
en- la esplendida quinta que al
gu1aos Kilometres do esta ciudad
posee el padre de la contrayente
Ell Hon. don Manuel vinas caama-
40, alcalde que fu6 de esta ciu-
dad.
Una Endfsima illumination eiSc-
trica con bombillas nulticolores des
de el pkrtico de la ertrada axsno-
iizando agradabiemente con Ell pre-
cioso decorate de Ia seforial man
sion dabale el aspecto de un sitio
encantador FORBADE por Ia fanta.
sia
En- una pequefia capilla expresa-
mellte preparada para la celebra-
cion ceremonial, ante un altar que
las manos primorosas de un hada
decoraron esplendidamente, resplan
deciente de blancura, Ell Rev. vica-
rio de esta Parroqna Padre Jose
De1egado. oficio para santifcar la
union de aquellas dos almas, gene.
rosas y .buenas, en- plena juven-
tud, que unian para siernpre sus
1estinos. ee
Terminada la ceremonia los dis.
tinguidos padres de la desposaaa Y
sus bOridadosas hermanas obssduiO-
ron Tegianlente a la numerosa CON
currencia. pues aunQue fueran 81
10 los 1ntiInos Gle la faulina los
invitados, como es una fanalia DE-
tan grandes simpatias, estos san
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
LA DELEGATION Diplomatic
GA TERMINA tSUS INvESTIGA-
CLONES EN- SHANGHAI

PEKIN, iunio 21 Omitted Press.
--El ministro italiano en- represen-
taci6n de las potencias extranjeras
cha informado al ministro de asun-
tos extranjeros que la Delegation
Diplomatica en- Shanghai .ha termi-
nado sus investigaciones y que por
10 tanto regresa a Pekin, pero que
no esta autorizado para iacer de-
claraci6n Official alguna por ahora.
Las potencias desean viyamente
empezar 10 mas pronto posibla la
conferencia sobre las dificultades
inmediatas Y cuestiones generates
como Ia organization de Shanghai
~ la administrator international
de justicia. Dentro de POGO sc en-
tiara dc lleno en- estos asuntos de
vital interes para Ia paz de China.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
EN- WASHINGTON Sc RECIBE
UNA NOTA DEL GOBIERNO
PERUANO

WASHINGTON, JUNO 21 UNITED
Press). El Departamento de Esta'
do, despues de -eonocer oficialmen-
te la nota enviada per el gobierno
peruano. ha manifestado que el
Peru esta proeediendo de buena fe,
Y que Sc seta preparando uA pie
biscito, sin que hayan surgido nue.
vas complicaciones.
Sc espera que Pershing pueda sa-
ir pronto, posihlemente dentro de
tres semanas. Ann no Sc sabe cual
serd 81 estado mayor que aeompafie
a Pershing, pero sc cree que no Sc
ri possible enviar q nadie del De
partamentO de Estado
Pcrshing espera comuniearse eon
los tiemas comisionados a la mayor
brevedad possible, para arreglar la
fecha en- que habra de celebrarse
Ia primera reunion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-22
OFICIALES DE la ADMINISTRA
CION sHACIA LOS DE. UU.

WASHINGTON, jrlnio 21.-Cun
tied Press). Tan pronto Sc llegue a
un entendido Sc haga possible ini-
eiar las negociaciones en- cuanto al
pago de has deudas interaliadas,
Francia V Czecho- -Eslovaquia envia
ran a Washington oficiales de su
administrator, debidamente auto
rtzados para discntir los t&rminos
del contrato.
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La PONCE GRAMMAR SCHOOL
EN- LA EsCUELA McKfNLEY

Anoche Sc celebr6 en- la Escuela
Mckinley, de la cual es principal
Miss Sara Net, una culta festecita
en- honor de los Maestros, "a la cual
asistieron todos los padres que tie
nen hijos estudiando cn dicha es-
sctlela.
Hubos raasica y.toda clase de OBJ
ssequios, y en- verdad, pocas veces
'shenaos asistido a un acto donde pal
pitara de rnodo tai Ia solidaridad
que existe en- dicho planted entire
padres y lnaestros.
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fULTIMA HoRA!

Hoy .jueves seguramente sera
declarado -dia festive, y .todo el
mundo spspendera 1ls labores,
para ir al muelle a recibir clos
Amores de CAMILLA, que legaran
hoy en- el vapor San juan, v
que seran estrenadDs con gran
.exito en- el teatro Qkimpo Ell saba
do 20 y domingo 21 de JUNO, pa
IA el cual aconteGimiento queda
inyitado el publfea en- general.
Advt.
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PONCE We CON SIMPATIA LA
tCREACHON DE DOS CORTES
DE JUSTTCIA

La opinion intellectual de esta po-
blacion Sc manifesto en- favor de
las dos nCortes de Justicia, con la
cooperation de un Assistant Fiscal,
en- cuyc case seria propio que nom
braran para este cargo al Lcdo. Pc
dro Rodriguez Sierra, actual juez
Municipal y quien merece un as
censo por su brillante trabajo rea-
lizado en- su Corte.
La Sncursal de Ell MUNDO EN-
Ponce, .aplaudirfa con justicia un
nombran1iento de tai naturaleza.