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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10
Revision del Reglqmento
del Tribunal Supreme

/, ENMIENDAs AL REGLAMENTO
DEL TRIBUNAL SUPREME So.
GERIDAS POR Ell COMITE DEL
BAR DE ABoGADOS
t1)--Impresi6n de Records = Ale
gat0s.--Que todos los records ' ala
gatos deben ser impresos excepto
en- los casos en- que sc demuestre
a la Corte buena causa para ser
eximido de este requisite. (Esta
Recommendation Sc hace en- cuanto
a los records bajo la condicion de
ARle Sc podra conseguir la impression
en- IA. imprenta del gobierno un
costo raAonable).
l2)-SeHalanliento de CasOs.---
Que deberaA seflalarse determinado
nnmero de cpsos para vista, tanto
| por dfa, durahte una session que no
excedera de dos semanas, y termi-
NADIA las vistas ell Tribunal tomar&
un receso eorto para acordar la re-
seduction de dichos . Asos, Tolvien-
do entonces a celebrara vistas en-
otros casos. Las sentencias seran
lregistradas tan pronto los tres jue-
ces de la corte esten conformeg con
la opinion.
(3).--P0nencia.-- Que los oasps
no deberan ser asignados a ningda
juez hasta tanto no hayan sido con-
siderados resueltos por todos los
jueces ante los cuales fueron argu-
mentados, entonces seran designa-
dos los juices en- turno rigurcso para
preparation de la opinion.
(4l.--yistas ante Tres Jueces.-
Que las vistas Sc celebren ante tres
jueces solamente a menos que La
importaneia del case, a juicio de la
Corte, requiera augmentation an
te Ell Tribunal en- pleno, debiendose
celebrar cuando fuere conveniente,
una session especial del Tribunal en-
pleno para la vista de dichos casos,
asf como en- aquellos casos argumen
tadOs ante tres jueces en- los cuales
haya disidencia.
(5).-Termin0s para AIegatOs.--
Que el alegato del apelante debe
ser presentado 20 dfas despu6s dc
haber recibido del Secretario ell re-
cord impreso y el alegato del ape
lado debe ser presentado 10 dfas
despues de la presentation del ale
cato del apelante, disponiendose q.
estos t6rminos Sc refieren al origi-
nal en- maquinilla, pudiendose pre-
sentar las copias impresas en- ,cual-
quier tempo antes de celebrar la
vista y disponiendose ademas que
en- ninglin case Sc eoncedera pro-
rroga al apelante por un termino
que haya de veneer mas de 20 dfas
antes de Ia fecha sefialada para la
vista y al apelado mas de cinco d1as
Iantes.
go Referencias al Record.---Que
no Sc hara referencia alguna nj en-
los alegatos nj en- ell informe oral
a ning1n extreme que no conste en-
el IGCOIQs y CudlluO SC utSttu IClC-
rencias en- los alegatos a las constan
eias del record debera fijarss la
pagina del mismo.
(7)-Citas de Deeisiones y Le-
yes.-En la cita de decisiones Sc da-
ra siempre el nombre del case, ade-
mas de la eta de dicho case = la
obra de la cual ha sido tomada por
ell abogado; al citar decisiones del
Tribunl Supreme de Espaha no Sc
dara los nombres de las parties, PEI
70 sera indispensable dar la cita de
la obra donde conste: al citar cual-
Quier ley Sc dara su n6mero, fecha
Y el tomo v pdgina donde SO en-
cuentra publicada.
4.-En cuanto las sugestiones
enumeradas 1, 8, 6 Y Z, entienden
los que suscriben GU huelga expo
ner las razones q. motivaron su re-
tContinla en- La pag. 81
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cUARTA

FL No. del mis1no articulo 81
tambi6n deberfa ser nlodificado, pa
ra mayor claridad, de modo que
empiece asi: s'Las corporaciones,
compafiias 0 asociaciones, etc. =
q fin de que conprenda entire las
personas juridlcas, sin que liaya
duda alguna, las corporaciones v
compafias de interes privado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10
pEc1MA cuARTA

Puesto que el Titulo vi del Li-
bro Primero del c6digo solo tiene
I'm capitulo, parece mas l6gico que
Ell erigrafe "De la nulidad del ma
trimonio'' Sc applique al titulo y
no al capitu.o, y que este Sc lame
capitulo dnico v no capitulo I.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10
DEcIMA oUTNTA

En- ell Art. $50 dsben eliminarse
las pafabras 90 con arreglo a 10
preceptuado en- este c6digo", pues
to que Ell C6digo no establece mn
gana otra forma. de legitimaci6n de
los hijos que la del supsiguiente
matrimonio de los padres. (Veanse
los Arts. 1877 Y 1873 en- relaci0n con
el 1s0l..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10
UNDEcTMA

La antes mencionada seccion I
de la Ley de 2 de mario de 1907
Comp. 3216) debe Quedar en- ell CO
digo Civil, pero contrayendose uni
camente al juez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10
TERcERA

FL parrafo numero 1 del
articulo 27 deberia modifcar-
Sc en- Ell sentido de suprimir las fun
daciones que, 81 bien estan auto
rizadas en- Espaaa, no 10 han sido
nunca en- Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10

90 hacer sugestiohes en- cuanto q
Ia proyectada revision del Regla-
mento del Tribunal Supreme, dicha
Association en- su reunion celebra-
da eliza de febrero, proximo pasa-
do, adopt6 lasA sugestiones. del Co
mite que hahfa ,sfSo nombrado pa
Ira estudiar la materiA> las cuales
eonstan en- el escrito presehtado an
te Ell Tribunal, que publicaAlos q
continuation, para namar el asuas2
a La atenci6n de los abogados en- la
esperanza de que remitiran a la
Revista, sus opinioneg sobre q par
ticular. ~ at>
SUGESTIONES DE La ASOCIA-
CION DE rABOGADoS DE pUER-
u TO RICO
Comparece ante este Hon. Tribu-
nal la Association de Ab0gados de
Puerto Rico, por su Presidente Y
Secretarlo que suscriben y expone !:
1-Que en- una reunion de la Aso
ciaci0n celebrada el dfa cinco de
aieiembre, 1924, Sc le di0 cuenta de
la resoluciOn de esta corte dc IS
de mayo de 1924. Ia cual dice:
'.P0R CUANTO, la Corte Supre-
ma ha llegado d Ia conclusion, de
que debe proeeder a reEisar su Re-
glamento y ha senalado para clio
el pr0ximo termino de noviembre !;
y
s'POR CUANTO, serfa beneficioso
recibir las sugestiones que los abo-
gados de la Isla deseen hacer en-
tai sentido;
s.POR TANTO,i envfese copia de
esta resolution al Colegio de Abo-
gados de Puerto Rico, Bar Associa-
tion of the Federal Court of Porto
Rico, American Bar Association,
Porto Rico Branch, y a cualquiera
otra organization de abogados exis-
tente en- Ia Isla, para que con ante
rioridad al primer lunes de noviem-
bre de 1924 remitan sus sugestiones.
A fin de que 6stas sean mas eff
caces, contendran, primero. la re-
gla tai como Sc crea deba redactar-
Sc y luego los procedentes y las
razones ten que Sc basa Ia suges-
ton.
10 acordo ell Tribunal y firna
el sefIor Juez Presidente; certifico.
a(Fdo.) Emilio del Toro, Juez
Presidente.
"(Fdo.) Joaquin Lopez, Seeretario-
Reporter.
2.-Que en- dicha reunion de la
Association SO nombrd un comite,
compuesto de los seilores Jaeinto
Texidor, o. B. Frazer, Jose Mar
tfnez Davila, Il. Soto Gras, Leopoldo
Felid Y Henry G. Molina para es-
tudiar la materia redactar Y So
meter a la Asociaci0n sugestiones
que juieio del eomit6 debfan ha-
cerse este Hon. Tribunal.
S.-Que oportunamente dlcho CO.
mite redact6 un informe Y 10 some
ti0 una reunion general de la Aso
ciacion, que tuyo lugar ell ifa 81 de
enero de 1925, y en- eiicha reunion
fu6 ampliamente discutida y consl-
derada la primera suggestion en- di-
cho informe y adoptada por una
mayorfa considerable ! no habien-
do tempo para seguir la conside-
raci6n de las sugestiones, fu6 pos
puesta hasta la pr6xiina reunion de
la Association, que tuvo lugar el dfa
"A de febrero, 1925, en- cuya reu-
ni0n fueron aprobadas por unani-
midad todas las demas reeomenda-
clones sugestiones de dicho comi-
te, las cuales fueron las siguientes,
q saber
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sEPT1MA

En- Ell Art. 81 seria tambien me-
cesario suprimir 10 relative a las
fundaciones' y clausulas fun
dacionales
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10
DEoIMA ocTAvA

En- ell TfuIo TX del Libro Primero
del c6digo civil Espafiol existfa
un capitulo lei VIZ que trataba
de las excusas de la tute1a Y pro-
tuteIa, Y el cual fue elininado en-
nuestrou C6digo Civil. 81 bien Ia
institution del protutor Qued6 SUI
primida cuando Sc hizo la revision
del C6digo en- 1902, las disposicio-
sobre excsas de la tutela pudieron
quedar subsistentes, modificandol dolas
en- forma adecuada para ponerlas
de acuerdo con los cambios ocurri-
dos en- nuestras instituciones poll
ticas Y civiles
Es cierto que Ell artictIlo 240 de
nuestro C6digo expresa one Ell car
go de tutor. .es renunciable en- virtud
do causa LEGITIMA debidamen-
to justifcada, artfoulo equivalence
al 2O2 del C6digo Civil Espanol.
Ell adjetivo LEcITINA tisne en-
castellano dos acepciones. la. con-
forme las leyes. "a cierta, ge-
nuifla v verdadera en- cuaIquier II
nea. Afirma Manresa, en- sus co..
mentarios al artfculo 200, que la
tlitela Sc consider6 siempre como
una carga publica, y era forzosa e
inelndible no ser que existiera
causa legitima debidamente justi-
flcada para renunciarIa, y por call-
sas legftimas Sc entendian, segun
el mismo autor, Las que estaban adj
mitidas por la ley ia. acepci6n),
0 sean las excusas que taxativas
mente marcaba 'el capftulo elimf-
nado de nuestro C6digo, que Sc
menciona al principle de esta nota.
De modo que la palabra LEGI-
TINA, qe Sc dej6 subsistence en- el
articulo 240 de nuestro C6digo, en-
virtud de haberse dejado de con-
signar en- Ell C6digo las causas de
excusa de la tutela, no puede te-
ner ahora otra acepci6n que la de
'.cierta, genuina y verdadera'', y
siempre que Ia causa de renuncia
de un tutor llene esa condicion, Ell
tribunal cothpetente habra de acep.
tar dicha renuncia.
si ell tutor desempefia la inpor
tantisima funci6n de proteger La
persona o intereses de i'm menor o
incapacitado, Ino seria convemente
restableceE en- nuestro C6digo ell
caracter de carga p1blica ineludi-
Bile que tenfa esa function, determi-
nando expresamente las causas que
hayan de servir para excusarse del
ejercicio de la tutela, para re-
f.unciaria?
Ell Codigo Civil de Lnisiana Ia
1nantenido, pesar de las reformas
de que ha sido objeto, un capftulo
dedicado las causas que pueden
servir de excusa de la tutela.
Propondria, pues, que Sc afiadie-
Sc I'M capitulo mas al Titulo x, Lf-
bro Primero, de nuestro C6digo, que
puede ser el VI, corriendo Iuego la
numeraci6n del actual Capitulo VI
v de los siguientes.
Ese nuevo Capitulo WI deberia
tener como epfgrafe: "De las ex-
cusas de la tutela'', v podrfa conte-
ner los articulos siguientes, adapta-
dos a las presentes condolences po-
lfticas del pals:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10

ArI Eueoeu excuSa1Se
de la tutela:
LEI gobernador v Los jefes
de los departamentos del gobier-
no insular.
2.-Los presidentes de los
cuerpos colegisladores.
S.-Los jueces, fscales y de-
mas fllncionarios judiciales.
4.--Los alcaldes de las ciuda-
des de San Juan, Ponce, Maya
giiez y Arecibo
5.--Los militares en- active
servicio.
6.--L.os obispos, sacerdotes y
ministries del Evangelio.
z.-Los que tuvieren baio su
potestad cinco hijos.
8.-Los que fueren tan po-
bres que no puedan atender la
Ntutela sin menoscabo de su subs
sistencia.
9.-Los que por Ell NAL esta-
do habituaI de su salud, o por no
saber lesr nj escribir, no pu1fs-
rem cumplir bien los deheres del
cargo.
10. Los mayores de so amos.
I1.-I.os que fueren ys tuto-
res de otra persona.
ssArt ST las causasr de exenci6u
freren posteriores a la aceptaci6u
de Ia tutela, 81 t6rmino para ale
jarlas empezar6 contarse desde
81 dia en- que el tutor nu-
biese tenido conorimiento de elias.
Art Ell tutor testamentario
que Sc excuse de la tuteIa, perdera
10 que voluntariamente le hubiese
dejado Ell que le nombr6''
(Continuara La pr0xima senana)
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NOTAs PARA LA REVISION DEL
coDIGo CIVIL
PRIMERA

Ell Art. % deberia suprimirss,
porque la defnici6n que trata de
hacer de la Erase ciudadano de los
Estados Unidosu no es en- realidad
una defnicton, parece inoportuna
en- I'm c6digo Civil, y no Sc We razon
alguna que justifque la existencia
de ese artfculo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-10

tos declare que la corte, en- su dis
erection, podia regular Ia extension
de tai derecho del c6nyuge eulpa-
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que ell epigrafe del capitulo ~ fue
"a De la tutela dativa''
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ENMIENDAS AL REGLAAfENTO
DEL TRIBUNAL SUPREME ST.
GERIDAS POR Ell COMITE DEL
BAR DE ABOGADOS
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compilation Y REVISION De LEYES De PUERTO RICO

En- la edici6n de esta Revista que
apareci6 en- Ell MUNDO del dia 8
del corriente, Sc inici6 esta secci6n,
invitando a los senores jueces y
abogados de Ia isla, enviarnos sus
trabajos, en- relaci6n con Ia labor
que tiene encomendada la Comisi6n
codiicadora, formulamos ejen-
plos de cuestiones practicas con-
siderar
Hoy honranaos esta p&gina, dan
do las siguientes notas, que, refe-
rentes a Ia revision del c6digo ci-
vii, nos ha facilitado ell Lcdo. r.
siaca Pacheco, secretario de dicha
Comisi6n, las cuales notas encomen-
damos la atenci6n especial de los
sefores jueces y abogados en- ge-
neral.
Las expresadas notas del Sr.
siaca Pacheco, son las siguientes:
NOTAs PARA LA REVISION DEL
coDIGO CIVIL
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Papel viej0 . $3.50 qulntal.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18
Bad Accident Near Sayre

Charles Adams, aged So, was in
stantly killed; his son Glen aged II
was badly bruised and cut, and An
drew Schwarezel aged 20 was SER
iously hurt, in a runaway accident
which occurred near Sayre last
Thursday afternoon. 1t is stated
that when at the top of the old
Wise hill, very dangerous grade,
the horse scared at something get
ting wrong with the harness, and
broke loose from the buggy in
which the men and boy were riding.
The buggy plunged to the bottom
If the incline, and it was said that
the occupants were hurled high in
the air, before the buggy turned
completely over.
Mr.. Adams who was killed, was
prominent farmer of near Sayre.
He leaves a wife and several chill
dren.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18
GOOD ROADS DAY TO BE
OBSERVED HERE JULY 2

The Morgan County Automobile
association working with the Farm
Bureau, has planned a good roads
day celebration to be held here
Thursday, July 2, lasting all day.
While arrangements are not COM
plete, we are able to announce the
following high points: The forenoon
session will be lantern slide DEM
onstration, held in the opera
house. 1t will feature dirt roads
construction. In the afternoon
there will be practical demonstra-
ton on grading piece of dirt road
near here This demonstration will
be put on by Mr., Clyde Hooley, and
Virgil Overhaul of the agriculture
engineering department of the o. S.
u. The evening session will be a
general good roads meeting, with
an address by Mr.. Rudisell of the
Ohio Good Roads Federation, and
there will perhaps be other speak
ers from away. The county sur
veyor is to issue an order to all the
township trustees of the county to
be present at the road grading
demonstration.
Everyone in the county interest
ed in road building, and better
roads, is invited to be present.
No effort will be spared to make it
big occasion. Next week we will
publish complete program.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18
Big Time At McKendree

Sunday evening was record
breaking occasion at McKendree. 1t
was children's day, with the usual
program of choruses, recitations.
class exercises, etc, solo by Miss
Mary Johnson, and other features
making it all in all one of the very
best and most splendidly carried
out children's day programs ever
given in that church, or in fact in
any other church.
The crowd that filled the church
and overfiowed into the grounds
surrounding the church, was esti-
mated to have been not less than
500 persons. The people who were
in attendance came from the Nc
Kendree congregation and other
churches of the McKendree charge
and elsewhere in the county, and
the automobiles parked were so
numerous that it looked like a ban
ner night at Chautauqua. The of
fering was 0.01-doesn't sound
like a big offering for such crowd
even with the one cent tackled on to
the twenty dollars, but we are in
formed that it was entirely free
will, and that no special drive of any
kind was made to get it, so on the
whole it was considered very good
It goes to the Student Loan fund.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

Through kindness and thought
fulness of Mr.. c.. L. Johnson and
sons Deane and Walter, quite a num-
were privileged to visit the big
power plant at PhiIo, Sunday. The
Johnsons sent down word to a num-
Der of their friends here that they
would secure passes for them If they
were at the Philo plant by a certain
time, and almost needless to state,
all who were invited were present.
To attempt to describe the plant
with few words would be simply
impossible. All we can do is to
state that it is mammoth concern,
complete down to every detail. The
wonder is how such a huge affair
could be designed by human minds,
and built. To get anything like an
idea of the various working parts,
machinery, construction, etc., one
would have to spend week in in
yestigation. Mammoth and power
full as the plant is, as it is now run
ming, but one unit is now complet-
ed, and there are two other units,
equally as large, to be built When
all are finished it will be one of
the largest and most complete pow
er plants in the world.
Those from here who visited the
plant were mighty lucky in having
the Johnsons for guides, and all
who went felt that they were many
times repaid for the trip. Mr..
Johnson and sons have splendid po-
sitions in the plant, each drawing a
handsome salary. Mr. Johnson is
on the pumping shift, Deane John
son is foreman of the boiler room,
and Walter is a turbine operator.
Mr. Otis Hartman, formerly of this
place, is also employed at the plant
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18
Campbell-KiIdOw

Mr.. John Kenneth Compbell and
Miss Lois Kildow were married
Sunday morning at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris at Phi
10. with Rev. Mr.. Bremen officiat-
ing. Mr.. Campbell is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Campbell of Bris-
tol. He is a graduate of the Rein
ersville high school, and holds a
good position at the power plant,
Philo. His bride is the. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kildow of this
place. She is a graduate Of M. & M.
high school, and has been employed
at the Deedrick & Lindimore gro
Gerry. Both are highly regarded
young people, with many friends
For the present Mrs. Campbell will
remain here, and retain her posi-
tion with Deedrick & Lindimore.
This fall, it is their plan to go to
housekeeping at Philo.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18
Chas. Reeder's Barn Burns

The barn on Charles Reeder's
place on the GAINESVILLE road, Nor
gan township, was burned last
Thursday night about 12 O'Clock.
together with several tons of old
hay, farming machinery, and some
tools and implements. Two mules
were in the building, and while they
got out they We're terribly burned.
One had his eyes burned out, and
was killed at once. They were per-
haps the best team of mules in the
county. How the fire started is not
known. The barn is located on the
part of the ZanesyiIle road now be-
ing improved, and which is closed to
travel. The entire loss is estimated
at about $4,000. which is covered
with insurance in the grange.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18
Death OF Beverly w. BoZman

Miss Isabel Bozman of this place
received from her cousin Mr.. w. w.
Bozman of Cincinnati, an announce
ment of the death of his brother
Beverly w. Bozman which occurred
Wednesday, June 10, in that city, 1t
was stated that he had been in
failing health for two years, but
his last illness was of about two
weeks duration. Death was the re-
suit Of heart trouble.
Mr.. Bozman is survived by son
who resides in Pittsburgh. The
deceased was son of the late VIM.
Bozman, and the late G. B. Bozman,
Mrs. Mary Cochran and Mrs. Anna
Kuntz, all of this place, were his
cousins. Mrs. Hattie Teenen, a
sister of Mr.. Bozman, when last
heard from by local relatives, re-
sided at Williamsburg, Pa.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18
Children's Day At NJ. f. Church


Sunday evening the main audi
torium at the local M. K. church
was crowded at the children's day
exercises. The program as carried
out was a splendid one, there being
not a hitch of any kind. The exer-
cises included number by the
Epworth League orchestra; "All
Hail The Power of Jesus Name" by
the audience, with pipe organ and
orchestra accompaniment; prayer by
Rev. Neldon. Next was the pro-
cessional by the children-with or
gan and orchestra. When the chill
dren took their places. they sang
number, with Miss Eula Maze at
the piano. There were recitations
by Vera Mae Miller, Jane Bell, Car
rol Murray, Lavada McMurray. Jean
Cochran and Jean Murray; duet by
Woodie and Woodrow Quigley; flag
story and song by class of boys;
flute solo by Harry Stull; an ex-
ercise-camera day pictures song
by Francis Matson; fan drill by
girls; song by girls; solo by Marcia
Davis; a dialogue; reading by Eula
Maze; talk by Rev. Neldon, and a
pageant by six young ladies. This
pageant was put on in costume.
1t was arranged and directed by
Mrs. Earle Eveland, and Miss
Blanche Danford was soloist. 1t
was of a patriotic nature, as were all
the exercises, and was fitting eli
max to the program.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated in the patriotic colors, and
with flowers, and "a special lighting
effect was used. Boy Scouts in un-
form ushered, and they also served
as the collectors. %as.e
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18
GREAT CAMP OF MACCABEES
IN COLUMBUS THIS WEEK

This week is held in Columbus,
at the Virginia hotel, the Great
Camp of the Maccabees. This
morning District Manager A. w.
Shinn and District Deputy George
Shinn went to Columbus to take part
in the field mems conference, pre-
liminary to the Great Camp gather
ing which starts on Friday morn
ing.
On that morning Mr.. w. E. john
son of McConnelsville, commander
of the Twin Cities tent, and Mr.. w
w. Chamberlain of Marietta, go as
delegates to the gathering, and on
Saturday the degree team of IT
from here and dozen or so candi-
dates go up to participate in the
social end of the convention of the
Great Camp. That will be held in
Olentangy park, Columbus. Satur-
day afternoon there. will be degree
team pageant put on by 20 teams
from the state, including the one
that goes from here.
Following this will come BAN
uuet which officers, delegates, mem
bers of the teams and candidates
will attend. The festivities of the
afternoon and evening at the park,
will wind up with picture show
and other forms Of entertainment.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18
Another Addition To Sanatorium

Tuesday of this week when DR..
L. Mark was down on his regular
weekly visit, steps were completed
for increasing the capacity of Rocky
Glen sanatorium, for about a dozen
more beds, which will require q
new building. Not only is the san
atorium flied to capacity at all
times, but there is waiting list,
which keeps growing larger. DR.
Mark and sSupt. H. A. Phillips left
Tuesday evening for Pittsburgh on
a business trip in connection with
the Improvement.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18
Rrosier-Seddon Wedding

At Amarillo, Tex, June 5, How
ard E., son of DR.. and Mrs. A. E.
Brosier of Amistad, N. Mex, was
united in marriage with Miss Lora
Seddon of Graham, Tex They left
at once for Canyon, Tex, to attend
the state normal school. On their
return, Sept. l. they will make
their home at Romero, Teg., where
Mr.. Brosier is employed as princi-
pal and Mrs. Brosier as primary
teacher in the schools.
Friends of Mr.. Brosier in his old
home county of Morgan will extend
congratulations and best wishes.