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FLORIsTS
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co., 1912 F st. n. W.
acknowledgements
Prompt Auto Delivery Service. <
Reverend

Cheer. Fl, Memphis. Tenn. Reverend
clarence William Carter. Is. war
ss ci Sa an fors. va
n Andrew John Clement. "a, No.
2sss New strs Esyy sgdPF sn1
Reverend William nj. Hoffman.
J; George Wright g.. Chicago ~.
reverend Rev James =. Freeman.
Joseph Trent: q; No. 1904, y. street
No. No 1904 N street northwest. Rever-
William watkins. 50. Ne 12t |.
street northwest, and Frances VIM
reverend w. j. Howard.
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. ami
Alice N Clark. a. No. 52oh Second
Henry Green. 20. No. 11s Florida
81 No. lis Florida avenue northwest.
Reverend J. VI. Waldron.
Jackson Joyner, e. No. 1899 T
Is. No a0 as14 Ns% jersey = sve nSs
northwest. Reverend NJ. w. d. Nor
Fiftsenth street northwest. and Odessa
II. Waldron.
Arthur Philip May. 10. No. 433M
Sixth street southwest, and Mildred
c. Dakin. II, No. 929 street south
west. Reverend H. D. Hayes
John Clark Davis, Is, and Ruth Irene
Gilliken. 81. of Santa Ana, Cal. The
Reverend VIM. N. Hoffman.
Herman L. Ransome. 81, Of Fife,
Va, and Ida e. Irving. 10. of Carriers
Vile. Va. The Reverend e. H. SVEN.
John j. Kelly. 20. and Ferne Lovinia
Calvin 81. The Reverend D. J.
Harvey.
Urban r. Henry, %, and Daphne
Womack, 81. The Reverend e. Whitley.
Albert w. Williams. 81, and Xenia
M. Sedwick, %. The Reverend L. z.
Keiser.
Isaiah Armstrong, I9. and Inez v.
Cant. II. The Reverend J. B. Rob-
erts.
DON A. Williams. 70. and Willie May
Lewis. rs. The Reverend A. Sayles.
Tecumseh Caster, 81, and Beatrice
Washington, ~. The Reverend w. ].
Howard.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following persons yesterday
,b to vs IN ths DtS othet
Arthur Javins. 80. Theological Sem
mary. Va. and GOldie Redmond; e.
Hi SstS.nIe p 1eL. %S%1' %. No: 1901
HamIin street northeast. and Willstts
Jones, 10, No. 81 o street northwest.
hs csarIss s. o Ws1tra e. No soss Clay
No. 217 sixty-second street northeast
Ns xifTeG E. aay Ho~i'0 IS. No. 17lo
Tenth street northwest. and Edmonia
Anderson. 25. Goodies, Va. Reverend
Elias A. Mammakos. 80. No. SGT
South Carolina avenue southeast, and
Elene G. Bougiukle. Is. No. 667 South
Carolina avenue southeast. Reverend
George Thornton. SO. No. s25 North
Carolina avenue southeast and Mar
TweIfth street southeast. Reverend
william 3, Doyle. "a. Marine Bar
hume, 20. No. 340I sixteenth street.
Robert D. Landsmano 81. Waterloo,
No. s1s% 3 street southwest. Rev:
erend John K. Cartwright.
TheOdors E. gsahm: 81; No; 90;
northwest. Reverend William N
Hoffman.
Herbert Livingston Grymes. 30
Baltimore, Md, and SalIie Adam.
Boggs. 26, Rockingham Apartments
Reverend Thomas W. Cooke.
James Murray Stewart. Is, No. 90:
Varnum street. and Mary E. MCGEE
ney Bullock, %. Baltimore. Md. Row
erend Joseph H. Cassidy:
william N. Mark. 20. No. 1909 Sew.
enteenth street northwest, and Mar
garet d. Long, 20. No. 1903 Seven
teenth street northwest. Reverend C
7. Thomas.
Robert J. Torrens, 80. Philadelphia
Pa and Georgia Helen Brumback 81
Cape Guardian. Mo. Reverend JohI
S. Moses.
Eyerette c. Bywaters. 20. and Edn'
Mae Francis, II, both of Warrenton
Va. Reverend II. NJ. Hennig.
Clion j. Roberts, rs, and Adah
Aapes, 16, both of Louisa. Va. Rev
eFend 7. <. Davis.
Harold Eeff Harshman. 80, New
York. N. r. and Margaret SaxtO
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REV. BALL WILL REPEAT
"CRoSS WORD" SERMON

BY special request the Reverend
John Compton Ball win repeat his
sermon, 1.-THE Cross Word Puzzle
Of the Ages" at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. Sunday morning.
and in the evening will speak on
"Journeying Over a New Road. "
In this discourse the minister will
enumerate the traffic rules, tell
what to wear and describe the sure
method Of making the trip safely.
A baptismal service will follow
the sermon. The male chorus will
sing ''The Old wayside Cross and
Miss Helen Tucker and Nathan
Clark will give a duet, Praise to
the King"
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CHRlST'S RETURN IS TOPIC
OF DOCTOR WILKINSON

"The Great Signs Of Christ's Soon
Coming" will be the subject Of the
lecture by Doctor B. G. Wilkinson,
dean Of theology of Washington
Missionary College. at Capital Me-
mortal Church, Fifth and F streets
northwest, tomorrow night at 8
o'clock.
A special musical program will
begin at 7:30, with renditions by
Professor G. H. Barritt using his
oboe, chimes, musical saws and
musical tumblers. The services are
free.
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DEATHS.

Brooke H. Weeks, 50 years. No. 1920
Sunderland place northwest.
Annie OBrien Eoyne, SO years. No.
1874 G street southeast.
Joseph e. Stone, So years, Washing
ton Home for Incurables.
Mary e. Burruss, IS years. Freed
zadok j. Mutt. rs years, No. 211S
street northwest.
George w. Hurdle, 81 years. Muir
Anna M Bullock. 70 years. Gordon
Sarah E. DeKraft. So years, H end
Third streets northeast.
Peter Holleran. So years Emergency
Rose Reedy. "a years. Homeopathic
Benjamin Tenn. Is years. Garfield
Irene B. Barr, SO years. No. 133a
Belmont street northwest.
Samuel D. Boss g. years, No. SSl2
Eighth street northeast.
William HensIey. so years. United
Lizzie OoIes. So years, No. 461s
Douglas street northeast
Robert Lee. 66 years Gailinser
Hospital.
Charles Norman. 40 years, st. Eliza.
beths Hospital.
, Q street northwest.
Fannie Carter. SO years. No. i001
Howard avenue southeast.
Dorothy l.. Willard, Is wears, No
26l6 Wade road southeast.
Rose Carter. S5 years, st. EllZatotht
Hospital.
AdelIa Fields, As years. No. s0i
Bruce avenue southeast.
Thomas Holmes. SO years. Freed.
mems Hospital.
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DR.. DURKEE TO OCCUPY
FIRST BAPTIST PULPIT

Doctor J. Stanley Durkee. presi-
dent Of Howard University, viii
preach both morning and evening
tomorrow at First Baptist Church,
sixteenth and Q streets, northwest.
The morning theme will be ''The
Three Fundamentals" the night
Settled at The Cross" First
Baptist Church hopes to have its
new pastor, Doctor Samuel Judson
Porter, permanently in charge OF
the parish within fortnight, as
he is Fastening plans to remove
here from Durham, N. C.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
ST. MARCARET'S CHOIR
TO GIVE YULE cANTATA

Instead OF the regular 4:a0
o'clock service tomorrow at St.
Margaret's Episcopal Church, Con-
necticut avenue and Bancroft
place, the choir OF the church
will sing Maunder's Christmas can.
tata, Bethlehem" The public
ID invited
The soloists will be Mrs. Myra
M. Marks, soprano: w. w. Gantz,
tenor; A. L. Lambdin, bass. Miss
Charlotte Hartman, contralto, win
sing %, Holy Night" by Adam.
Donald B. Macleod is organist
and choir master.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
2-DAY RLIMP SERVICE
TO COAST BEING PLANNED

BOSTON, Jan. 3.-Final plans for
a $60,00O,000 commercial dirigible
corporation. with headquarters in
this city, call for a fleet of twenty
or more Of the giant aircraft.
Each ship is expected to accofnmo.
date from 100 to $50 passengers, in
addition to the crew, and will be
able to carry about fifty tons of
freight.
The trip to the Pacific Coast, 1t
is estimated by the engineers, will
be made in two days or less. The
trip to London, the first foreign
terminal designated, will consume
about the same time. Passenger
tariffs are to be the same as ex.
listing train and steamship fares.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
TO HEAR oRERLlN SINGERS

The Male Glee Club Of Oberlin
College is to sing tonight at First
Congregational Church. Tenth and
g streets northwest. !. In addition
to the popular song program to be
offered by the student voca1iats, q
musical play, 1.-THE Happy Farm
ers." il to be presented.
The glee club is 70 appear also
In q musical program at the church
tomorrow afternoon at O'clock,
and will present snecia1 sacred num-
bers in the evening at 8 o'clock.
DR.. Jason Noble Peirce, pastor, will
preach both morning and evening.
His. subject In the forenoon will be
New Experiences" and at night
he speaks on Starting Right"
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USUAL MUSICAL SERVICE
AT ALL SAINTS SUNDAY

The choir Of All Saints Church,
Chevy Chase, win give its usual
musical service tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock. The numbers will
include "Magnificat," the anthem,
God That Made'st Earth and
Hep"
Solos will be sung by Miss Phyllis
Price, and r. w. s. Evans. There
will be an organ recital by w. H.
Taylor, organist and director Of
the, choir, Immediately following
the song service.
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= Go To Church Sunday ::
CONCERT

BY the u. s. Soldiers Home Band
Orchestra ut Stanley Hail, at
6:46 o'clock. John 8. M thinner
mn. bandmastef.
March, "Semper: Fideiis" Sousa
Overture. THE Emperor" Kiesalef
LAY BLESS 70 Heart. Vargas
.(b) March Of the Spooks'
Baron
Potpourri. master Melodies No. 1.
Of Old Light Operas" :. Roberto
Fox trot, "Ev'rything You Do"
Altman
waltz song, when You Were
Sweet sixteen" Kahn
Finale, kiss Me Good Night"
Bernie
1.-THE Star-spansled Banner"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
ARTHUR a. ROSsALL.

Masonic rites will be observed
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
for Arthur H. Rossall, fifty-four,
who died yesterday at his residence
1909 jackson street northeast.
The funeral will be held from the
residence followed by interment at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Rochdale, England, but had lived
In this country for about thirty
eight years. He had been employed
at the Government Printing Office
twenty-five years. He was a mem
Der of Lebanon Lodge, F. A. A. M,
and is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Ella g. Rossall.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
METROPOLITAN WILL HAIL
NEW RECTOR TOMORROW

Doctor George Shaw johnson.
formerly of Ocean Grave, N. J.,
and now the new pastor of Metro
politan Methodist Episcopal Church.
one Of the famous rallying points of
Washington Methodism, arrived in
this city last evening. He will
occupy Metropolitan pulpit al
both preaching services tomorrow,
and the congregation is preparing
to accord him q warm welcome.
Doctor johnson has been pastor OF
st. James NJ. e. Church at Ocean
Grove, for five years and IL sue
Mitchell, recently of METROPOLITAN
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VIVA JANUARY TO TALK
At UNITY AUDITORIUM

Viva M. January will lecture
In the Unity Auditorium. No. 1926
street northwest, tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock on MY Fathers Bust
ness" This lecture win deal
especially with tithing.
Monday at 5 and p. m. will
be the class in Christian healing
by Garrett January, using the
twelve lessons by Charles Fillmore
az textbook.
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j. EUGENE SULLIVAN.

Arrangements for the funeral of
J. Eugene Sullivan, forty-seven,
who died last night from pneu-
monia at his residence 1861 C
street northeast, have not been
completed.
Mr.. Sullivan, a native of Wash
ington, had been with the Sanitary
Grocery Company since its founda-
ton and had been an auditor with
the company for some time. He
leaves his widow, Mrs. Edna L.
Graves Sullivan and a daughter,
Dorothy v. Sullivan. .
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
WoMAN's EPISCOPAL
AUXILIARY 70 HEAR BISHOP

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church in the Diocese Of
Washington will hold its annual
meeting in st. Johns Church, Six
teenth and III streets northwest,
Tuesday morning. Bishop Freeman
will make an address.
Luncheon will be served in st.
Johns Parish Hall following the
morning service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
STONE MOUNTAIN COINS
TO BE ISSUED THIS MONTH

Coinage Of the special fifty
cent pieces commemorating the IA
nous Stone Mountain Memorial
will be begun late this month, the
Treasury Department announced
yesterday. Dies already have been
cast at the Philadelphia Mint.
The amount Of the issue will de-
pend upon the demand Of the Stone
Mountain Memorial Association.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
DR.. BRIGGS TO TALK
ON PILATES QUESTIONS

Doctor John E. Briggs win an
nounce the New Year motto and
verse for Fifth Baptist Church to-
morrow morning, and will preach
on Astounding in Blessings" To-
morrow will be 1O0-per-cent-present
cav in all departments. There will
be communion at the morning serv-
ice. At night Doctor Briggs will
take as his theme, pilates Three
Questions"
The church's annual "get.tO.
gether supper" will be held Thurs
day night and the annual business
meeting and election Of officers is
to follow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
SECULAR LEAGUE TO HEAR
YOUNG ON RAHAI CREED

chronological and Present World
Conditions From a Bahai View
point viii be presented by Edward
HI. Young before the Open Forum
Of the Secular League, No, 1905 e
street, northwest, Sunday after.
noon, at 8 o'clock.
Young has been commissioned to
spread the Bahai philosophy
throughout the world. Following the
LECTURE the audience will discuss
the subject.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
BIRTHS.

Lewis L. and Louise III. Cauffman,
boy.
Josiah J. and Irene L. James, girl.
Robert w. and Teresa z. Meade,
Girl.
James E. and Josephine H. Cardozo
boy.
Raymond L. and Margaret Gilbert,
girl.
Francis A. and Julia e. Jenkins,
b0y.
Chrisleigh w. and Lucille e. Scott,
giFl.
Roland and Georgiana HALL, girl.
James F. and Adelaide E. Rooney,
Girl.
John c. and Eugenia I. diff, girl.
William H. and Merle G. Basye, hoy.
Russell G. and Mary z. McNaughton.
boy.
william r. and Hilda Anderson, girl
George A. and Lula Letter, boy.
James and Henrietta Hill, boy.
Osborne ]. and Deiolah Jones. boy.
b. Laurence and Agnes Holmes, girl
Henry and Evelyn Garland, girl.
Green and Lottie Bradley. girl:
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English Professor Here

Changes wrought in European
civilization by recent political events
will be discussed by Professor C.
Grant Robertson, of the University
Of Birmingham, England, who will
address students Of George Wash.
ington University in Corcoran Hall,
Tuesday night
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
MISS ANTHONY'S DREAM:
entertainment FEATURE

1.-THE Dream Of Miss Anthony,
will be presented by Mrs. Ida
Hustled Harper as the entertainment
feature at a meeting Of the Susan
B. Anthony Foundation at the
Play House, 181 AN street northwest
at s o'clock tonight. Dancing will
follow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
RAIL EXECUTIVES WILL
DISCUSS FREIGHT RATES

Railroad executives and others
high in the transportation world
will meet in Washington on Janu-
airy 6, to discuss the problem Of
handling railroad freights in 1925.
The occasion will be the annual
meeting of the board of directors
OF the American Railway Associa-
ton and the executive committee
of the Association of Railway Elk.
ecJtiYeS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
Or. Coates to Lecture

Doctor Jane b. Coates, Spiritualist
minister, will give an illustrated lee
ture Thursday night at The Play
house on Thought Forms and HUI
man Auras." The regular Wednes-
day evening service Is to be held by
Doctor Coates at No. 1887 Oak
street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
MEMS CHORUS TO SING
AT LUTHER PLACE CHURCH

Doctor q. M. Diffenderfer, pastor
Of Luther. Place Memorial Church,
will occupy his pulpit both morning
and evening tomorrow, and will con-
duct Holy Communion at the IL
O'Clock morning service.
The music for the evening service
will consist Of singing by the choir
and the mems chorus.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
Iowa Society to Meet

Leslie M. Shaw, former governor
Of Iowa and former Secretary OF
the Treasury, will be the guest Of
honor and principal speaker at the
Iowa Society meeting in Rauscher's
tonight. A dance will follow the
meeting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
s. c. Kendall to Talk

s. G.. Kendall il to be the lecturer
for the International Bible Students
Association at Pythian Temple to.
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
service meeting viii follow at 4:3O
and bible study is to be at 7:45.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
HORSE TIED UP 6 YEARS
IN BARN AS PUNISHMENT

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 3.-The
State Humane Society has just come
to the rescue Of a horse which for
six years has been kept tied in his
barn by John Childress, the owner.
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Death Notices

GARMAN-On Tuesday. December a.
1924, at Miami. Fla. JOHN D; GAR"
NAN. beloved husband OF FRANCES
Services viii be held at his late
residence, $50 Maryland ave. n; o. on
Saturday, January 8. 1925. az m
Relatives and friends invlte1 e -
tend. Interment at Cherry Tree. Ia.
Observation-Disclosures this life at 40
O'clock as p ?, M pscem Mr. 81 LAURA IA '.
Inee Stewart). widow Of Charles ,. 2.
HessIer. beloved mother OF Mrs MI
liam Heiss. Mrs. John Acorn, Mrs.
ger Thomas E. and Everett L.
HossIer. Service at late residence,
Monday. followed by high requiem
a, m. interment Glenwood Gene.
tory. Friends and relatives inViteO
ssYou wore a crown of patience,
Thru the years you struggled on
And the hands that rest forever
Are the hands that made our home.
MOOREFIELD-on Friday. January ?,
1925, at 4:3o a. M, LOUIS MaJNE-
FIELD, beloved husband of Josephine
Moorefield, aged IS years.
Funeral services at his late resi-
dence, 40 Mass. ave. n. W., Monaay.
January s. at p. m: RAatiVes
and friends invited to attend:
POWELI-on thursday. January !.
1925, at Walter Reed Hospital. LISu-
tenant Colonel JUNIUS LEZEHT
POWELL Medical Corps. U. 8. A..
retired. husband of Adele Grenet
Powell and father Of Adele q. PoWeu.
r, Funeral services at st. SPatrlck
Church, Tenth and g streets MOI
day, January 5, at 10 a. m. Inter-
ment private.
sHTMAN-on Friday. January 2
1928. at Baltimore. Md. in his thtr:
ty-fourth year, JOSEPH SHUMAN,
OF 5o7 Kenyon street northwest. be-
loved husband of Rebecca Shuman
and father of David and Irving. he
also is survived by his parents
Alexander and Anna Shuman; seven
brothers--Abs. Morris. Meyer. Lewis.
Funeral will take place from the
chapel of Bernard Danzanaky. 1901
18th street northwest, Sunday after
noon, January 4. 1a26. at O'clock.
sULLIVAN-suddenly. Friday. January
2. 1925. 10 p. ma at his residence.
1851 street northeast. j. EUGENE
SULLIVAN, beloved husband OF Edn9
L. Sullivan (nee Gravesl. and beloved
father of Dorothy v. Sullivan
Notice of funeral later.
TENN-on wednesday, December 81.
1924 at his home. TOO Irving street
northwest BENJAMIN TENN, beloved
son of william and Sarah Tenn, Dgtd
fifteen years.
Bernard Danzansky, 1901 FouTteentn
street northwest, Sunday, January =
at 10 a.. m.
m 0RInT.a
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CHRISTIAN.
VERMONT AVENUE

Vermont Ave. NOrCu Oh ~ 6ts
Rev. Earle whitley, LID, Pastor.
Jesse Guy Smith.
Director Of Religious Education.
q:46 a. m.--Graded Church School.
II 100 a. m.--Sermon by pastor.
700 D. m.--Chris EndeaVor meet
Mugs.
500 p. m.-PrOgram by choir, assist I'D
by Durward Bowersox, violinist, under
direction of William e. Braith waite.
Thursday. p. m--New Year prayer
service.
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Sven to Preach

winter Tale No. VA Live
Man In a Hearse" will be related
tomorrow night by Reverend E..
Hez Sven, pastor of Centennial
Baptist Church, Seventh and Eye
streets. northeast. The minister
will preach at IL In the morning
on IT Forward Myself
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03
Light" to Be Text

LET There Be Light" Is to be the
subject Of tomorrow's lesson sermon
at The Christian Science Parent
Church Of the New Generation at 3
O'Clock. Services are held at Thir-
teenth and l. streets northwest, in
the Church Of Our Father.
cnAsASA - npA0Ah
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-03

''Y" Story Telling Course
The department Of education of
the Y. w. C. A. announces the
opening Of five weeks course in
story telling by Miss Daphne Car
raway Monday at S p. m, at 1911
G street northwest.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
NOTAS EDlTORIALES
pUERTA DE TERRA

ace apenas nos djas eI progreso ese irrespons able
pcota la mano que 10 lamara ndignado Rbera
Chevreont ntento denoer la Capla del Cristo veo ndo
de eyendas recuerdos que pudesen mas fac-
ete los pesados carones cargados de cebolIas
Ahoa aoratado de actydad ha lanzado contra las
de los rabajadores pobres de Puerta de Terra a
pezado arrasar hogares desunr fanias enpeho
de abrir paso franco para carretera hueva.
No queretnos detenerlo no. soamente asPiramos MI
tigar las consecuencas de gopes buscaHe u reu
gio que tenen que huif despavordos frente e pero
que, acosados taen por otro lado por Ia msera vense
n1posibitados de todo noynento entire fuerzaS soo
cantes, sin esperanto de redenci6n nj de ayuda.
la Carretera Nueva cue tan imperiosanente deQanda
espaoio reposaban de la faga dara doscentos
padres de fanilia que onbre del adelanto meoj
ranento Sc apodera de la ferza oe e. erece toda nesfa
aprobac6 En- Ell altar del Sgo Xxx enester hacer cua
quer bolocasto necesao. Pero las Wctmas
de eectos dejeos abuse de la debdad de los
desvados nucho menos que ~ez de apausos 10 que
arranque sea agrrnas
Triste en- Verdad es yer desapaecer la vyenda que
nacimos criamos ia que alta un Sinnlneo
de recuerdos En- habaeones paece haber enjabres
de sententos nestros vuean dspersos 81 las paredes
En- este de Pueta de TERRA trata de ago mas
Los tabaadoes que vNen en- las casas que ha epezado
derrmbarse saben donde drgir pasos. Los aqui
eres mcho mas sbidos los oros sectores de la
dad todas parties les exge crecdo anticpo bajo
ell nonbre de anza. Hay my pocas residencas vacas,
ademas para aioar este rebao que en- asa las busca
a toda prsa.
Nuestro goberno insuIar esta crisis. municipal
bancarrota. impossible sera ratar de ayudar los yecnos
pobres de Puerta &c Terra por Was ocaes Es pueblo
ell anado cooperar, la ayuda tene que de hermano
herano 10 mas proto posble Un pals como
ell que semPre que oo ha necesitado foralecerse
acudir auxilo de aqueIos qtenes peudca con una
melora que introduce para provecho propio
La construction la carretera Nueya tiene que pro-
seg por enca de todos los obstacuos de abso
uta necesidad Pero tanb@n yerdad que de nngna
podemos nosoros utraar la sandad del hogar los
noradores de Pueta de Terra, no podeos lanzaros Ia
pia Ia uaada resoyer e probema ciega fe creeos
que ella no Sc hara esPerar
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perando entire 81 todo 10 possible
para confrontar Ia crisis que la sur
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la sido pnesta en- vigor. La gentc
SC ha puesto al servicio del gobier-
no voluntariamente y esta dirigien
do el servicio telef6nico, Ell acue-
ducto, la planta de luz Y fuerza
electrical. Todo evidencia la influe'1
cia rusa en- el levantamiento Sc
cree que la intriga rusa ha sido la
que Embellishments ha p1aneado
todo Ell moviniento rebelde. Ella ha
sido Ia que ha pegado fuego la
mocha, pues hace tempo que los
obreros indnstriaIes venian agitan-
dose pero punca habian legado a
estos extremes. En- las intenc.ones
de Chant So Lin Sc not6 Ia influen-
cia rusa hace algdn tempo.