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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03
DON MANUEL FONT.

Hemos tenido ell gratisimo placer
de saludar en- esta capital, al dis .
tinglido caballero, don Manuel .
Font, que de tantas simpatias go
"a en- nuestros cfrculos sociales.
Nuestro amigo desempena actualmen :
te ell cargo de Ingeniero Jefe Atxi-
liar del riego de Guayama, con Ia
actividad eficiencia que lie ca
racteriza, y que lie ha llevado
conquistar tantos triunfos en- su
profession.
El senior Font, en- los tltimos exa-
mercs que para ingenieros celebrara
la Comisi6n de Servicio Civil, tu-
vo ell alto honor de ocupar ell pri-
mer puesto, gran denostraci6n dc
sus vastos conocimientos.
Nuestro mas afectuoso saludo al
amigo, y nuestra felicitaci6n por. =
sus sefialados triunfos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03

Ell Secretario Executive ha~rez.-
cibido del Jefe del Negociado de,
Asuntos Insulares el siguiente CA
blegrama, transcribiendo una carzes
ia del Secretario de la Guerra al
Gobernador Towner, como siguq:
''Enero. 1925,--...
Hon. Horace NJ. Towner,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico. 49,.
Hotel Hamilton, s
Washington, D. C.
Mi querido Gobernador:
Lamento que la situacion legis-
lativa sea tai que el Departa-
mento este constrenido de no ur-
cir en- esta session la aprobacion
de la ley para enmendar la Cartasa
Organica de Puerto Rico, en- ell
sentido de que ell Gobernador sea-.
elective. Este proyecto del Sena-
do, No. 2448, tai como fue apro-.
bado por aquel cuerpo, compren-
dia los puntos de vista de este
Departamento, excepto que este.
favccecia la election del Gobernador
para una fecha que no fuera ante-~,
rior al 1882, creyendo que ell periodo
intermedio podria utilizarse con gran
ven;sja por ell pueblo de Puerto Ri =
CO, en- la preparation para este casosz
de avance hacia la autonomia- L4osess
puIitoc de vista aqui no han Gambia
do, no puedo sino entender ques@
el trabajo preparatorio que usted
ha emprendido en- la preparation de-
la nente legislative para esta- en-vs
mieIda. Sc ha realizado Y que a su
debido tempo la ley pasara segura
meIte antes de que la disposition,
principal de la misma entire en- vi
gtr
Ertiendo, de consiguiente, que
tanto usted como los caballeros que.z
10 COmpdudIl, ucDcn SeIlC1IS6 SdGlS- -
fechos de vuestra labor retornar
la isIa con la satisfaction de que
labels realizado vuestro fin primoreso
diai. aun cuando la ley misma no.
pueda ser aprobada en- esta session.
del Corgreso. ----.-s4.
Ell eyito de vuestra administra-
cion err Puerto Rico constituira. IN
argunento mas para la pronta apre-
baci6n del proyecto cuando sc pre-
sente eJ momento oportuno para sII9e
consideration. af,5ees
Con mis- mejores deseos por la con
tiruaClon del exito de vuestra adj
nunistrScion, queda de usted. .sgi
Muy sinceramente,
(Fdo.) John w. WEEKS,
secretario de la Guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03
Ell ALLENTOWN LLEGA HOY

Hemos recibido un radiograma,
ell Ell cual los habiles jugadores de
base ball que forman ell team Allen
town, nos saludan. Los muchachos
del Allentown tan conocidos va en-
nuestra isla, Hegan en- la mafana
dc hoy a bordo del vapor Caracas.
Los primeros juegos, Sc celebraran
en- la 1ga de la parada ocho, en-
tire Ell Attention y el Arecibo, Ell dia
7 de este mes. Nuestro redactor de-
portiyo, Eddie Collins, hara la re-
sefia de estos interesantisimos de-
safios, con la amenidad que 10 ca
racteriza.
Nuestro saludo d los mucnachos
del Allentown, y que tengan las me-
'jores impresiones de su estadia en-
nuestra capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03
MR.. ROBERT ANDREW MAcrIE

Sc ha recibido en- nuestra isIa Ia
trlste nueva del fallecimiento. o.
curr1do en- la ciudad de Baltimore
oe! distinguido y noble cabaIIero
lngIes, Mr.. Robert Andew Macfie.
conV1V1o con nosotros durante mas
oe treinta largos aaos, cooperando
no POGO al progreso general de
nuestra isla, va que a meiorar
sus industrias dedico su gran in
tehgencia, y todas las energfas de
81 juventud.
desde el afio 1891 hasta ell 1894
desempefo ell cargo de administra-
dor de La Central Canovanas. Re-
nuncio voluntariamente, para dedi-
carse ejercer su profession favo-
rita, como ingeniero v ouimico.
Tambien Sc dedic6 la importa-
clon de maquinarias para cantrsles.
Durante los tiltimos amos. fue
administrator de la Central Por-
venir en- santo Domingo, puesto Que
renuncio una vez mas, voluntaria-
mento, para encargarse de La fun
dacion de una poderosa central en-
Ia antilla hermana. Con tai mott
Vo' hzo un viaje a Inglaterra. pa
ra dejar terminates ciertos nego-
CLOS, y ahora Ell dia % del pasado
mes de enero, la muerte lie sorpren-
de en- Baltimore, cuando Sc dedi-
caba con mayor actividad a sus ne
gcc1os, y tenia en- sus manos la di-
recc.on de una vasta poderosa
empresa En- todos los altos cargos
que desempenara, obtuvo siempre
el exito mas franco, tanta era su
preparation y eficiencia, asi CO.
mo sus atlas dotes de honradez v
exquisite trato social.
En- nuestra isla, donde como va
d1ilmos antes vivi6 durante mas
dc treinta afios, contaba con nu-
merc sas anistades que le aprecia-
ban dcbidamente, para quienes,
la triste nueva- de su inesperada
muerte, ha sido motive de intense
dolor. Gozaba entire los puertorri-
quefios de grandes simpatias Y afec-
tos y Sc le considerable como uno
de los nuestros.
Ell distinguido caballero fenecido,
deja dos hijos, uno de los cuales
Sc encontraba en- New York, y ell
otro en- Ceylan, al ocurrir ell triste
suceso.
Mr. Macfie poseia una vasta cul-
tura, que lie llevaba triunfar en- to.
das parties, Y era graduado de Har-
ward, Y de la famosa Universidad d.
Ed.nburgo.
Para todos sus familiares, y muy
especia,mente para sus hijos vaya
Ia expression de nuestro pesame mas
Glncero, y la seguridad de que les
aconra1amos en- estos momentos de
intensa prueba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03

| No dudo que sea verdad, Segun
10 asegura Ell novelista, que su
vuelta de su cacareada jira por Ell
nundo, recibiera centenares de car
tas de espafioles residences en- Ell
extranjero, encareciendole a que
tomara su "pluma" defendiese
ell nombre de Espafa en- extranje-
ras tierras. De los que estoy Sc
guro que no recibio ell Sr. Blasco
Ibafiez nj una palabra de aliento
para acometer al Directorio al
Rey, es de aquellos espaiioles que
saco de Espana, y con los cuales 6l
tuvo no Sc que misteriosas rela-
clones ala en- las pampaS inmensas
de la Argentina. De esos, 81 al
guna cosa recibira ahora, seran can
denies y muy justas palabras de
reproche. Seg1n parece, ell Sr. Iba-
fiez, ell ''hombre honrado" que aho-
"a Sc We obigado a apartarse de
sus amigos para entrar en- Ia glo-
ROSA 6rbita de los panfletarios,
no defendio muy bien a esos po-
hres espafioles que quedaron ALI
solos, burlados y maltrechos por la
vesania de otro espafiol sin escri-
pulos.
Cuanto los espafoles esos que
le enviaron cartas de estimulo al
ruidoso vaienciano, debo decir que
Sc equivocaron al yer en- B1asco
Ibafiez a un hombre integro, al es-
critor sin apostasias, de nombre
escrito con tinta de virtud, de alb
negacion y caracter, en- la cola lu-
nlinosa de los astros. Tuvieron que
Yer sus meritos de ciudadano Y de
pensador al traves de la lente de un
microscopic para poder imaginar-
selo Ell hombre llamado a hablar en-
tcnos de acre y elevada condena-
cion, de Espafia y de su Rey.
Tales gestos cuadran tan solo
esos varones de progenitura celes-
tial, cuyo talento va siempre servido
de un gran caracter, como por elem
plo Don Miguel de Unamuno, ell
hombre extraordinario, complicado
armonioso, logico y contradicto-
RIO, que escribe ensayos a 10 Mon
taigne, sin dejar por ESQ de poner
a menudo su agil y experta pefola
a! servicio de las musas, las walki-
rias de su poderosa Imagination ar
tistica. Ell eminente autor de 'tEl
Sentimiento Tragico de la Vida,
con muchos mejores titulos que Bias
co Ibaflez, habria podido reconve-
mir los actuales gobernantes de
Espafia. iAh, y Don Miguel es
todo un hombre de vaIor! No Sc ha
lido nunca ilinguna capital extran
jera, a herir a mansalva como sue
lie hacerlo Blasco Ibafiez. Siempre
que ha tenido que censurarle a1go
su pals 10 ha hecho sin faltar un
solo dia a su catedra de griego en-
Ia Universidad de Salamanca. Ade-
mas, Unamuno ha sentido va cris-
parse alrededor de SUI cuello los fe-
rreos dedos del Directorio. Este 10
tiene desterrado de su pals y de
su sacrosanta labor en- la Universi-
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dad, cosa censurable Y contrapro-
ducente todas luces.
Sin embargo, D. Miguel sigue
portandose en- Ell Destierro, como ell
caballero que fu6 siempre en- ell
suelo de su patria. El ilustre pro.
fesor, no puede faltar sus tradi-
clones, su caracter limpio, de in
genita altivez. Esta aguiIa pros
cripta, We la vida al traves de sus
cristales de fil6sofo Y Gala, Gala
porque los verdaderos generates,
ho dan ordenes de ataque nj aprie-
tan la espada sino en- ell campo de
batalla, cara a cara con ell enemi-
go quien han de hacer pedazos
Un hombre asi va 10 creo que ST
es digno de romper lanzas en- de.
fensa de su pals. Pero ell otro, ell
novelista que Sc ha dejado, que
La buscado que 10 sobornen con los
clasicos treinta dineros, ese, a ese
10 repudia la patria, aunque por sus
heridas Sc lie este saliendo toda la
sangre, y no cuente con nadie que
quiera vendarselas.
Cuando aparecio por primera vez
en- los Estados Unidos la edici6n in
glesa de "Los Cuatro Jinetes del
Apocalipsis los yanquis creyeron
estar frente un hallazgo tan sim
gular como feliz. Ala en- Europa
viva un hombre de talento Y de
consagrada pluma, que hablaba v
escribia en- espalol, pero que no pa
recla pensar como los espanoles, o
al menos demostraba no pensar
como ellos. Los nifios del Hudson
susultaron de algeria, pensando en-
10 que ese hombre podria hacer por
ellos y por su absorvente imperia-
bsmo. Sc imaginaron haber descu-
bierto al Emerson del pensamiento
suramericano. Creyeron que una
palabra de este tenia en- las des-
preciables republiquitas del otro
lado del Rio Grande, la magia de
UNA revelation. Por ESQ lie abrieron
ampiamente las puertas de sus te-
soros, y le rindieron toda suerte de
homenajes. Y ell pobre hombre sin
ito ell vertigo, Sc creyo estar bajo
ell influjo del opio, y desde ese dia
empezo a sentirse mas norteame-
ricano que Ell mismo Wilson. lie llo-
vieron muchos miles de dolares. Es
a esa envidiable posfci6n' a la
que el Sc refiere al principle de su
folleto.
Pero la illusion de los yanquis
10 habia de durar siempre. De este
Sc dio perfecta cuenta Blasco, aho-
ra cuando en- su jira por Ell mum
do, hizo escala en- Nueva York. Los
encontro mas serios, menos genero.
SOS, como 81 alguien, algin judas,
les hubiese contado cosas malas
acerca de Ell. Terminado ell inciden-
te con esa gente frfa, el regres6
sl Querido Paris a tentar otra
aventura, quizas no tan lucrativa
como la de Nueva York, pero al
menos no tan lejos de SUI pals como
Ia de la Argentina.
Aquel grupo de estudiantes que
nego recientemente a BIasco Iba-
nez la palabra en- ell paraninfo de
la Universidad de la Habana. saba
acknowledgements 10 que hacia. iAh,
Ia juventud estudiosa, por cuyas
venas nunca deja de correr noble
Jugo de liberalismo, vela siempre,
alerta sobre Ell puente del navio de
la patria! Esas pupilas adolescen-
tes, por fortuna aun al margen de
mezquinos prejuicios. estan STEM
pre- abiertas y Sc meten como rayos
salvadores en- Ell seno de la onda
(continda en- Ia pag. O.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03
;CUAL ES LA FELICIDAD MAS.
GRANDE EN- Ell MUND0? -

Tener una vision perfecta, ST I'd.
no la tiene, visite la PORTO RICO
OPTICAL, Fortaleza 30, y Sc hara
un examen por metodos cientifcOs
v modernos. Tambien despachamos
las recetas de su Oculitsta Ell ME-
nos de "a horas. Avt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03
TOTAL:

PAGA A $12,462.02
Duefo del Cuadro Premiado
ARTURO E. BRAVO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03

|EI Sec. de Ia Guerra, en- carta que enyla
al Cobernador Towner, hace cOnstar que Ia
situaci6n es tai, que el bill de Puerto Rico
no podra ser considerable en- esta session
Expresa la seguidad de que sera aprobado anes del
snO 1892 La administration del Cob TOwner
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-03

(Fdo.) John w. WEEKS,
Secretario de la Guerra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
Traffic Arrests Total 557.

Arrests for speeding and violations
of the minor traffic regulations the
past week numbered 557. There were
6S speeders arrested. and 4S9 drivers
were accused of minor violations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
MRS. COOLIDGE TO GIVE
FRIENDSHIP HOUSE PIANO
Instrument Brought Here by Plane
to Be Gift to Settlement
Institution Tuesday.

Mrs. Coolidge will present the baby
grand piano, which was brought from
New York to Washington by airplane
several weeks ago, to Friendship Set
Element House, 324326 Virginia ave-
nue. southeast, Tuesday morning.
She was appealed to by the Bran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

question at that time, those assembled
voted to have the Commissioners APP
point a committee to study com
munity-chest operation from all
angles and to ascertain the expe-
riences other cities have had with the
proposed method of raising funds for
charity.
The principle of a community chest
is to raise in one fund the money
needed to support the private chart
table and welfare agencies that would
otherwise conduct separate appeals
for public support.
Several speakers at the meeting
urged that the committee be in
structed to get the views of those
who have opposed the community
chest in other cities as well as data
from those who have favored the
method.
The resolutions adopted Tuesday
authorized the committee to take
steps to raise fund if money should
be necessary in carrying out the
| inquiry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
STEEDS LOSE Jobs
AS MOTORS ARRIVE
Nine Fire Horses, SuppIanted
by Modern Apparatus,
Get Other Work..

With thunderous series of muller
explosions and amid a swirl of gaso-
line fumes, three shining scarlet fire
engines of the latest type pulled up in
front of No. s Engine house yesterday
and Immediately became the center
of attraction of an admiring group of
firemen.
This trio of new fire-fighting mon
SterS had just come from the freight
yards and were about to be indicted
into the National Capitals fire depart
ment. They We're the last word in
fire equipment, and the deafening roar
of the idling motors sounded reassur-
ing.
Frank Sings Swan Song.
AS the group began an inspection
the drivers shut off the powerful mo-
tors and q deathlike silence ensued.
1t was broken. suddenly, by a long,
shrill whinny that emanated from a
building to the rear.
Lieut.. Sullivan started. then, recov-
ering himself, remarked to his assem-
bled men:
Did you hear that? Frank is sing
ing his swan song"
Nobody laughed. In fact, if the
truth were known, it is not unlikely
that something in that collection of
sturdy threats prevented.
For these men knew, as Lieut.. Sui
Ivan knew, that the scarlet steel
mechanisms which shone in the sun
before them meant the passing, for
all time. of the last OF Washington S
picturesque and faithful fire horses.
Frank, a handsome bay steed, was
the veteran of a lot of nine animals
who are to be showed into oblivion
in Difference TO the progress of civiliZa-
ton.
Nine Will Go.
Frank and his eight companions in
the stables on South Carolina avenue
southeast must have felt that retire
ment was coming. They had not been
called out on fire for months-but
half a dozen times in several years
Eleven years ago, when Frank, then
a snorting young animal "rarin' to
GO" became a member of the fire
department, he was ready to Fill in -
whenever his erect ears caught the
electrifying clang of the signal gong.
Several times each night, and fire.
quently during the day. he raced the
citys streets in defense of life and
property He liked it, as all blue
blooded fire horses do.
Then came the ominous rumble OF
motorized equipment and the blows or
carpenters hammers engaged in con-
verting stables into garages. Sor-
rowfully and fearfully, Frank and
his eight pals saw a city turn its
back on those who had defended it
with their lives, and welcome the
ever-increasing horde of inanimate,
mechanical demons.
Curiously, Frank and his friends
stayed on But they chafed and fret
ted under the foreboding inactivity
which became their lot In the fire
house, next door they would hear the
hell that warned of a blaze in their
district, only to suffer the disappoint-
ment and humiliation of watching
the snorting motor usurp their places.
Fought KnicIterbocker Fire.
Not since the fateful Knickerbock-
er disaster that cold night in January,
1921, had Frank and his band Of
survivors" felt that their services
were appreciated. AS the general
alarm was sounded they were hustled
into their stiffened harness and driV-
en- far across the city through the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
Fought KnicI1erbocker Fire.

Not since the fateful Knickerbock-
er disaster that cold night in January,
1921, had Frank and his band of
survivors" felt that their services
were appreciated. AS the general,
alarm was sounded they were hustled
into their stiffened harness and driv-
en- far across the city through the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

snowdrifts. They passed MOTORIZED
engines helplessly stalled in the snow
and ice and disdainfully lifted their
heads 4 bit higher as they dashed on
toward the fallen theater.
Since that time they have been call
ed out a number of times, but only as
extras" Frank. it is said, has not
been out of his stable, except for eX-
ercise. during the last four months.
Frank is not SO dumb as he may
look. Eleven years of devoted serv-
ice in the department have ripened
not only his age, but his wisdom.
That whinny which Lieut.. Sullivan
and his men heard yesterday may
have been just a whinny. But he
will tell YOU that it was Franks
feeble protest to the drudgery of gar
bage work, trash collection and sim
liar municipal duties which appears
to be in store for him as a reward
for nearly a dozen years of unfail-
ing fidelity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND
PHOTOGRAPHERS FROLIC
Accepts Invitation on Condition
That Cameras Be Left
at Home.

Turning aside from official cares for
few hours, President Coolidge will
join the White House Photographers
Association in their annual dinner
and frolic at the Mayfiower Hotel to-
morrow night. The President will
come face to face with all the men
who have taken countless photo
graphs of him during the past four
and a half years, this time in the role
of guest, and not as the target for
a Photographic lens.
Mr. Coolidge, accepting the invita-
ton of the camera men to attend the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
Macmillan Planes
For Dash to Arctic
Accepted by Nary
TicO Looming AmphibianS
Meet Rigid Tests OF
CapabiIity.
By the Associated Press.

MITCHELL FIELD, n. V, May 16.
Two Looming amphibian airplanes
were tested successfully today and
were officially accepted by the Navy
for the Macmillan Arctic expedition
which will start next month. Lieut..
Comdr. r. E. Byrd, who will command
the Navy unit on the dash, pro-
nounced the tests satisfactory.
The planes were tested for weight
carrying, maneuverability and speed.
Each carried 1900 pounds useful load
and attained a maximum speed of 122
miles an hour
After the test flights the amphibians,
piloted by Lieut.. A. NJ. Schur and
Chief Boatswain Earl Reber, left for
the naval aircraft field at Philadelphia,
where they will be QUILTED with spe-
cial equipment for use in the polar
zone. Later they will fly to Boston
to be loaded on the Peary, the aux
Hilary vessel. which will steam north
ward with the schooner Bowdoin I'M
der MacMillan's flag on June Il.
A third plane of the same type, to
be taken as a spare, is being com
nleted ut the Looming factory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

bach Piano Company of New York an
the T.. F. Droop Piano Company
Washington to name the institution
which she would like the piano givet
and just as President Coolidge name
Friendship House as the recipient d
his biggest live turkey at Christina
time, so Mrs. Coolidge chose the sam
institution for bestowaI of the plane
She thus hopes to bring Friendshf
House, the former home Of May3
Smallwood, into wider recognition an
support from the residents Of WasI
ington.
The trip of the air piano carryiu
the piano from New York TO Wasl
ington, April %, was made in tw
hours and forty-five minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
Will Meet Wednesday.

The committee members were in
vited to meet at the District Build
ing at 4 o'clock Wednesday after
noon, when it is expected they will
organize and map out the scope of the
inquiry.
Appointment of the committee was
authorized by a resolution adopted at
a large gathering of representative
citizens in the boardroom of the Dis
trict Building Tuesday. The meeting
was called by Commissioner Rudolph
to sound out public sentiment as to
the advisability of putting the com
munity-chest plan into operation here.
Without going deeply into the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

banquet, said he was not much on
affairs of the kind, but promised if
the purveyors of pictures would lay
aside their black boxes for the eve
ming he would attend. Many men
prominent in official life also will at
tend.
George Dorsey, in charge of the
entertainment features, announces Is
special features already engaged, with
more to come The vaudeville acts
will be staged under the direction of
Jack Mullains, while Kemper Cowing
of keiths Theater will act as toast
master.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17
BAND CONCERT.

Tomorrow, at Marine Bar
racks, at pm, concert by the
United States Marine Band;
William II. Santelmann, leader;
Taylor Branson, second leader,
conducting.
March, Land OF Moa,"
Lithgow
Overture, "Masaniello".. .Auber
Idyll, THE Glow Worm"
Lincke
Trombone solo, May Bios
sons CLARK
Principal musician.
Robert E. Clark.
Excerpts from THE Sere-
made" ............... Herbert
Characteristic, "Ronde
Turque" ...............C onte
Grand scenes from 1.-THE
Force of Destiny. 49,. Verdi
Marines hymn, THE Halls Of
MonteZuma."
1.-The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

Personnel of the committee which
is to make inquiry into the merits of
the communicates method of financ-
ing the citys charitable agencies was
announced last night by Commissioner
Cuno H. Rudolph.
Those appointed are: G. A. Aspin-
wall, Mai. Gen. John l.. Chamberlain,
retired; James A. Cobb, Charles j. Co
lumbus, Charles l. Corby, Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty. Charles G. Glover,
jr.; Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, John
Ihlder, Rudolph Jose. George II. My
ers, DR.. Charles p. Neill, Rev. John
O'Grady, John Poole, Frank p. Rec
side and Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan.
Evening star., 1925-08-23

evahbody should foller, but All gets
nuff exercise follerin' him round try
in TO collect some suppoht money"
''Yo Honah, dat woman jes CANT
tell de truf." George declared when
called upon by the Judge to explain
why he failed TO keep his part of the
marriage bargain. She knows All
'sociates wifi dem golf hounds SOS
dey'll give her dere washin' to do.
Ef dat amt helpin' spoht de family,
All don't know what is
But the. judge decided support"
meant more than drumming up trade
for the wife's washtubs, and ordered
Johnson to pay his wife $40 a week
in actual money and to get steady
job within a week or go to jail. He
was also ordered TO abstain from
drinking The divorce petition was
withdrawn
"Effen he lives wifi me he'll work or
he won't eat and effen he hangs
round dem bootleggahs. somebody's
gonna get hurt" was the woman s
parting shot as she piloted her would
be divorced husband homeward.
DELLA SMITH.