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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-06-24

Tomahawk Lake-Fair weuuler, all
ideal location in the heart of north
ern Wisconsin and an. attendance of
over 1000 from all parts of the state
combined to make for a successful
dedication of the Camp American Lee
glon at Tomahawk Lake. The pro-
gram of the day was inspiring and
spectacular. Flag day took on a spe.
clal significance with the raising of
Old Glory on the new flag pole for
the first time. A spectacular pageant
was put on by the Indians of the
Flambeau reservation nearby and
three. legion members were taken into
the tribe as adopted sons.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-06-24

Sturgeon Bay-Prof. L. K. Jones,
for eight years in charge of pathol.
ogy and experimental work in Door
county orchards, has left fof Geneva.
N Y, to take charge of the state
agricultural station at that point.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-06-24

MOnrOe-One hundred years of sue
is the record of the Trukenbrod
family, maintaining a pharmacy there.
w. f. Trukenbrod has served 81 years
behind drug counter in Monroe. His
father, Jacob. served % years, and his
son, W. E. Trukenbrod, has served %
years. w. F. and w. E. Trukenbrod
are still active in the store
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
DEATHS

Jacob Anderson. SO years. Walter
Albert +. Madeira, 46 years. No. 141s
II street northwest
Alfred w. Pollock. bs years. st. Eliz-
Tony Nordinocchi. years, Providence
John II. Rupert. S5 years. No. AIS
Varnum street northwest.
TwiIa !. Sharp, 29 years. No. 1914
Ninth street northwest
George b. Pumphrey, 81 years, No.
6O2 Savannah street southeast.
Joseph c. Handler 40 years, No. 134s
G street southeast.
Alice D. Sanderson, 72 years. No. Ais
Military road northwest
Robert E. Ethel. Sc years. Home for
Incurabies.
Helen p. Ganss, As years. No. 1924
Harrison street northwest.
Howard Gray. months. Children's
infant of William and Naomi shreve.
/ month, Children's Hospital.
Paul Jordan. 1 month. 1900 X street
infant of Geneva and James sprouse.
20 hours X street extended northwest.
Infant of George T. and Josephine
Conner. hour. Providence Hospital.
Angaline Thornton. II years. No. $50
Florida avenue northwest.
Turner A. Peacock, 81 years, st. Eliz-
Kathleen Wyche. II years. No. 1865
Oregon avenue northwest.
Odaris Jones. month, Children's
Hospital.
Alma Brown, Is years. No. 1925 Hope
1894 Ninth street northwest.
Kitty l.. Tyler, "a days, No. 316 South
Capitol street southwest
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
Chicago Live Stock

HoGs-Receipts $1,000; market. Is
TO csc lower. Bulk, $lo.z5 q ll.6O; top.
sI:s5: heayyweightt,, ;II;PS @ 1d;sSo; haSt
lights. .1i.oSGi1.s5: heavy packing
soWs. smooth, 31OoO910.4O; packing
sows. rough, $3.50 1910: pigs $1,000
cATTLE-Receipts. $1,000: market:
Steers: Choice and prime. 1880 1900;
medium and good sli:oo@l3.oo; good
medium. s7.o0@ 30; butcher cattle:
heIfers, 96.00012.oo: cows, S4.004S.S0;
bulls. t4.OO@7.oo; Gamers and cut ut
Gamer steers, Ss5.00@7.0O; veal calves
(iight and handyweight) 5000 @l2.6o;
feeder steers, s5.759s.75; stocker steers
s5.50@s.5o; stocker cows and heifers
$500 800; stocker calves. $5.o09s.25;
western range cattle: Beef steers.
s7.oo@1I.5O; cows and heifers ,s.5o@
sHEEP - Receipts. $4,000; market
steady. Lambs fat. s15.oo@15.7Si
yeariings. 1880 q 1880; wethers. $3.50 o
1899: ewes. e7.009s.25; ewes, culls and
common. $3.50 q 6.o9S feeder lambs
AkA.ee Q 1k.1bs ,s.-
The Washington times., 1925-11-10

Edward James Evans, 27, of will
mington, Del. and Dorothy Emma
Frederick. 2S The Reverend VIM.
Charles Augustus BambsrEer. tr.. 2s.
Of Wilmington. Del. and Beatrice Alice
Frederick 81 The Reverend VIM. w.
Henry Harrison HefIin. II, ana Jen-
ME Vera CiangO. 20. The Reverend
Frank corlis. "a. and Julietta Wood
ard, "a. The Reverend C. H. Corkran.
samuel Richards. Is. and Olive H.
Billings. "a. Judge Robert e. Mat
Charlie. G, YanqueIl, 80, and Ella
sloan Klatte: "a. Of Cleveland. Ohio.
Harry Lewis. g3; and Dora stearman.
Charles John KcndneT; 81, and Anna
e. Clinton Bamberser. ir., p; ana
Mana Ma III. + RsSeread nd H0t9 8f audRay
Paul Henry steinbsch, "a, and Louise
hertha Baum: IL both Of Baltimore
liama. 26. Judge r. e. MattingIy.
Bennie Ridgley. 81. and Mary z.
Washington, 25. The Reverend J. II.
Samuel Grimes.> 81. and Annie Alex
ander. go. The-Reverend o. Tyler.
5SssP@ H. TSa Reversnd Re- re ana ''Ga
Earl Y. Harries 81, and Cecilia
Myers. Is. The Reverend c. A. De
Vaughn.
Edmund s. Read, 85 and Jean Tay-
lor. SO. The Reverend F. J. Winter.
Henry Oltmanns. "a and Kathi Fed
dersen 80, both of Baltimore. Md. The
Reverend William M. Hoffman.
Ernest z. Sheppard, 80, and Will
more, Md. The Reverend s. c. Coale.
Charlie Ashley Myers a. of Gull
pepper. Va, and Catherine d. Grimes.
43. The Reverend j. A. Cowan.
Harry Burch. 81, and Ida v. Pearl.
20. The Reverend J. T. Kennedy.
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50 Obituary Desk
EDWARD e. BRITTON
Phone Notices to m

Funeral services for Edward n
Britton, sixty-one, who died yester'
day morning at Emergency Hos
pital, will be held at / o'clock TO.
morrow afternoon at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church. Interment will
take place in Rock Creek Cemetery
Mr.. Briton will be dressed in
knights Temp.ar uniform and serv'
ices will be conducted according to
Masonic rites.
Mr.. Britton was weIl-knoWn
newspaper. correspondent, and was
at one time secretary to Josephus
Daniels. He was prominent In
politics and had held the position
Of permanent secretary for the
Democratic national convention in
Baltimore. in 1912.
A committee will be sent from
the Press Club, of which Mr..
Britton had long been an active
member, to attend the funeral
services. Mr.. Britton is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Norma $. Britton;
his mother, Mrs. M. E. Britton; a
sister, Mrs. Lillian Markham; a
nephew, Captain Thomas Orr, and
niece, Miss Eva Orr, all Of Wash
ingtOn~
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
GEORGE 0. vAss,
Cashier.
Local Stocks

FURNISHED by w. b. Hibbs & Coz
Capital Traction Co, 10@103h,
1o01O3as, 10@103%, 10@1O39s.
Washington Gas Light, 5@69.
Washington Railway & Electric,
common. 1o0225. 2O@225, 2O@225.
National NJ. & Imp, pfd., 2O0?h,
3O@s1s, 50@9M, 10O@ss.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric Power, pfd, wi,
3Q1OSN.
Washington Railway. & Electric,
pfd., 2O@89k.
Potomac Electric Power, pfd., Wi,
2@1O3A.
Capital Traction SIS. $4,000
ss%.
Washington Railway & Electric.
common, 100225, 20@225.
Potomac Electric Power, pfd., Wi,
10Q104, 1S@1O4, 5O@1O4, 10G104,
10@104.
Lanston Monotype. 1O@85A, 100
S5S, 10QS51k
..- MONEY
Call loans, 5@6 per cent.
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
ENOCH ALBERT CREEL

Funeral services for Enoch Albert
Creel, who died suddenly last Sat
urday at Casualty Hospital. were
held today at the funeral parlors
A. J. Schippert.
Interment took place at Marshall.
Va. Mr.. Creel is survived by three
daughters, Anna, Mildred and Jo-
sephine Creel, and two sons, AL
bert and Russell Creel.
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
CHARLES F. COOKE

Funeral services for Charles Fish.
er Cooke, who died yesterday at
his home, 833 Eleventh street north.
east, will be held at the residence
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Interment will take place in Glen
wood Cemetery. Mr.. Cooks was the
husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Poole
Cooke,
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
HENRY FLETCHER HOUCK

Funeral services for Henry
Fletcher Houck, sixty-three years
old, who was found dead Sunday
night at his home, S14 Eighth
street northeast. will be held from
his late residence tomorrow at 2
p m. Interment will take place
in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Houck was found in the
bathroom overcome by gas by his
son Chadwick. He had retired
from business several years ago.
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
BIRTHS

Harden N. and Nellie Lancaster, girl.
Michael and Marguerite Capossela.
Charles L. and Twila I. Sharp. boy
James A. and Nellie Mosebach, by.
Lncius v. and Hildreth Friedli airI.
w. Earl, and Grace Plantz girl.
Leonard NJ. and Katherine @. Black
man, girl.
Jacob and Peronsi Mosroian, boy.
Walter e. and Elsa CoIburn, boy.
Ralph e. and Laura Courtnage, boy.
William and Addie Shaw, boy.
Joseph A. and Margaret Hawkins
boy.
Paul and Henrietta Barnes, girl.
Fred and Martha Merritt, girl
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
FRANCIS CHAUMONTET

Funeral services for Francis Chau.
montet. who died last Sunday at
his home, 1882 Twentieth street
northwest. will be held from. his
late residence tomorrow at 10 a m.
llterment will take place in Mt.
Oliyet Cemetery. Mr.. Chaumontet
ls survived by his wife. Mrs. Marie
Chaumontet.
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
ROBERT II. BRANSON

Funeral services for. Robert Hack
Branson, sixty-six years old, who
died last Saturday at his home, 626
Lexington place northeast, were
held from his late residence today.
Interment took place in Rock
Creek Cemetery. Mr.. Branson is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Karia l..
BranSon
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
RICKENBACKER 1925 SPORT
TOJRING

5000 miles. Cost $1,ss5.00 months
draulic brakes. A marvel Of simmer
ing blue steel, trimmed in Inlay ma
hogany with top lined in Persian gray
top lining. Side windsnields. bumper
and fenederettes, gasoline gauge on
dash, electric cigar lighter and moto-
meter, rear nirror--everything.
Remember, practically brand new and
perfect. for. 1895.
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
AutOnOtive
STUDEBAKER
CONFIDENCE !.

We value the reputation gained
from many years of honest
dealings and giving honest used
car values. Our Used Car
Pledge is just further ex-
preston of our desire to take
the guess" out of used car
buying.
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
Stl1dehaker Roadster 1922

StudeDaker ROADSTER 1Szz
Light six. newly painted in vermillion
with cream striptngs: overhauied ana
In excellent condition. One Of the
snappteBt roadsters In town. $500.
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
Death notlrrIy
Obituary Desk

FITZGERALD-On Sunday, November
8, 1925, at Georgetown University
Hospital. MARY ELIZABETH FITZ-
GERALD, beloved sister of Margaret
Funeral from her late residence,
1882 Eighth street northwest, on
Wednesday, November II, at $3.50
a. M Requiem mass at the Immacu-
late Conception Church at a. m.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
HTRsCHMAN: On November 9, 1925.
Lanier Place n. w; SO years Of age;
beloved husband of Esther Hirfchman
and devoted father of Mrs, Flora
Cohen, Jerome and Leonard Hirsch-
man. Funeral from his late resi-
dence, Wednesday, Nov. II. at II A. IA.
HUMMER-Monday. Nov. 2. 1925. at
Monroyia, Calf " xEEN0N' SiST OesEv1o a%ma
'mer. in his 29th year.
Funeral services from residence or
his parents, SOC Duke st., Alexan-
10, 1895, at Q p. m. Interment at Ivy
Hill Cemetery. Alexandra, Va Rela.
tives and friends respectfully invited
70 attend.
FRENCH-On Sunday. November 8,
street southwest, THOMAS L.. age
forty-five. He was laborer on
the county line. between Tenth
over twenty years. He was honest.
Trustworthy and beloved by all his
comrades. He is survived by his
wife, Anna French.
LENTzE--on Monday. November ..
Hotel Brighton. JULIA M'ALPINE,
wife of Rear Admiral Eugene H. c.
Lentze, U. 8. N. retired.
church. sixteenth ana SITS. N. W.
ii. Interment at Arlingten: private;
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
FLORISTS

"~-A. - Main 69S3
OUR SPECIALITY
Floral Designs at Moderate PPiceO
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. CO., 1912 r St. N. w.
Artistic-Expregsfve-
Prompt Auto Delivery Service
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
Studebaker 1925 Special
e Sedan

Studebaker 1925 Special
6 Sedan
1000 miles. The latest deyelop n6nt in
automotive engineering, with tho auto
matte spark and light control. balloon
Done In amazon blue tand gold with
nickel radiator and interior fittings in
silver. Mauve upholstery. Gar coss cSs
new, this year. $2,2A6. Sale price, $1'oso.
1924 Essex Coach
Balloon tires, only run 1000 miles; car
is in excellent condition and paint IL
motormeter, windshield wiper and
everything In extras. Come early.
seOo.
Others Include:
DODGES,
FORDS,
FTUDS0NS,
CEIEVROLETS
And in all Makes and Types
From 500 to $500
STUDEBAKER
The White Front Lot at
1905 14th st. 18th at r, N. w.
/. Phone Potomac 1888
We buy them right
and sell them right;
therefore we are not
OversfOcked
1925 Nash Advanced Six.
1924 Hudson Coach.
1924 Nash 7-pass.
1924 Dodge Sedan.
1924 Hupp Coupe.
1924 Chevrolet Roadster.
1924 Ford Roadster.
1923 Nash Sport,
1925 Overland Coach.
1919 Cadillac Sedan.
1923 Jordan Touring.
1928 Maxwell Sport.
1928 Haynes.
Others SSOzUp
Your Car i'm Trade
~ Months to Pay
HAWKINS NASH
MOTOR co.
|, USED CAR DEPT.
1922 14th st. N. w. Main $3.50
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
1924 Essex Coach

Balloon tires, only run 1000 miles: car
is in excellent condition and paint .is
like new; Lincoln green upholstery;
motormeter, Windshield wiper and
everything In extras. Come early.
The Washington times., 1925-11-10

1000 miles The latest dezelop pnent in
matte spark and light control. balloon
tires, revolutionary new braking system.
Done in amazon blue tand gold with
nickel radiator and interior fittings IN
silver. Mauve upholstery. Gar cost
new, this year, $2,246. Sale price, $1,bsb.
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
NINE. JEANETTE

Guarantees to read your life-past'
present and future. She asks no
questions and tells you what you
want.to know, giving names dates
and facts on business matters, love
health and family affairs. 1907 q
- y. Va
The Washington times., 1925-11-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Paul and Henrietta Barnes, girl.
Fred and Martha Merritt, girl.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
EOTAS EDITORIALH
n DISERO Du POBRE DEL PUEBLO
Una OF Las MAsERAs EN oUE DEsAPAREcE

N8ea da8 pubieaTnos information que. pr-
slsta. sg tens &c particular. Dabanos la no-
e. - a CoFn6 @ observation-disclosures Obrercs tan
Fnmmnm 0ttFanetn nahia sd0 condenada rebedia
eahsfees ais negaban pagar eierta de
hsesaeesss esienaoos las disas que este el goberno
h&ha aossnfMeo -.
- 1eo ans este parscs csnostrar es lcs tremendos
sFtes Ftre tsnsr gsro tscnioso de Ia ley. pero
e@4 h@ees9 ce pegntas scbFe e asunto des
eef age POGO n&a pntoresco. PoF que confess
a. - onssanGR7 Sou6n So . perudicad0?
IA pfHaera pF&xufa debia Tespcndsra Ell abogado de-
teneef es E&s aen contesta demanda para
seissf e sHfs qae 81 tiens deposada e scomo
- eenfssfar una pfe1nfa ie hace extraho que
n4ea @ paGe eio. feiacltn acttud tan o
81 cs ae aFaf Me- e seor ursconsuto que crzado de
tfAHe& p4o - parts contara ganase ell pleto sin
feeer sqAera gue ucharo dra 81 denora obe-
CSC neE Eencia planes pFeccacebidcs, taci-
a. eeafee c Dc inepffuc TaTpoco dTa palabra
- e3&e ae nedo &c obrag arguea que pre-
teHe9 fssofecef mas defenddo "a que nosotros
49, g ae'fcs - tezfanainos eopFsndera, nj querra-
f~e esreehafia Con So 10 Ell brlIante
nsegeee qus busn PfoyeFho 70 haga.
- eAento "a eeg1nca pFeRunta. esta es mucho mas
m@ . f@2Pcnl@F. E0en periudlcado2 en- primer
Gsr Eeerno vet ma de t0oOs los aies perde ell dine
- ae ef concsto oe cetas habia adeantado al obrero
ssee c9n a espsFanza ds eobrao despuss. En- segun-
- eEeF 81 uaba 4doF nlsiE que buseando
faEia halle s6io "a dssgrae IA enfsmedad perde
= aa9sffhAEaetn aus = coresp0nda a terra la
Asen - tsner d6ares que defendeFse contra
haa a qaen han g. cupar 81 gobisrno defraudado
@se@aeo WsoAaaorf IA Juez cuupo 10 dispues-
30 af&T a AboEaao CUE con siencio, motive
t4e8 aae inspfa usfcia sno necesdad de
e@stGAf qen cumpe los requisites dispuestos pa
- heeef mas ofoenalos los pTocediniientos?
GIuaHao lisgAfA q ala en- cue cada cua lie estrne
m e go vale los engaan "a concienca del pueblo
- = skppnGa Al pGblco oesprecio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
MAS DETALLEs DE LA PELEA
EN- LA CAMARA FRANCESCA

PARIS JUNO 25 Omitted Press)
En- la pelea de que va las agen-
cias cablegraficas han dado noticia
tomaron parte una veintena de di-
putados. Ell diputado comunista
Doriot, quien Sc acusa de intefds
gencia con Ell enen1igo, estaba. pro-
nunciando un diseuro contra la po-
Utica gubernanental en- Marruer
cos. LEGO a pedirle las classes
aebreras que Sc levantasen contra
Ell gobierno para terminar asf aque-
las guerra que los capitalists es.
taban nevando a cabo contra los
rifefos. En- este Ell diputado Picot,
antique coronel, subi6 la tribuna
desde donde hablaba Doriot, y le
pego a este en- Ia cara. Sorprendi-
do y medic aturdido Doriot cay6 lie
vandose consigo a su agresor. En-
tonces los comunistas y los nacio-
nalistaS, cada cual desde su lado
de Ia sala, es decir, desde la IL.
quierda. los primeros y Ia derecha
los segundos, corrieron hacia la tri-
buna y alli hbraron una batalla
campal a puhetaZos. Ell tumuIto
fue indescriptible.
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administrations civiles o militia
res que debido a manifestations
hechas en- pnbIico o en- Ell ejexcicio
de sus funeiones no presten ertsra
garantia de que podran cumplir
con sus deberes o que Sc pongan
en- condiciones de Incompatible
dad con los principles politicos sos
sostehidos por Ell gobiernc. Las slls-
pensiones seran for1muladas por de-
cretos reales proposition de los
ministries interesados. Con este pro-
cedimiento ell gobierno fascista Sc.
propone elilninar de los negoeiaaos
de administrator pdbliea, del ma
gisterio de la justicia, del ejercito
y la marina los partidarios de ten
dencias politicas subversivas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
PERU Y CHILE DEPOsITARAN
Los F0NDOS DEL PLEBISCITO
EN- TN BANCOF AMERICANA

WASHINGTON, JUNO % (United
Isress) FL Departamento de Estado
ha notificado a la embaiada chile
no que el juez Gle arbitraje ha de-
signado el National City Bank CO.
mo Ia institution en- donde ambas
parties contendientes deben deposit
tar Ia suma necesaria para sllfra-
gar los gastos ea que habra de in
.cu1rir la Comisi6n de Frontera. Chi
lie y Peru depositaran ounce mil DO
lares cada una para los primeros
.gastos. benedict English ha sido
,nombrado pagador INFERNO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
MAC MILAN Sc MEGA A LIE
VAR UN APARATo DE RADIO
PRoMovIENDo UNA GRAN DIS
PUTA CON Ell sEcRETARIo
WILBUR ~

WASHINGTON, JUNO 25 CUni-
ted Press)-La negativa de Donald
Macmillan a levar un aparato de
radio en- su expedition al Polo Nor
te ha traido una gran disputa con
el secretario Wilbur, la cual pue-
de ser que traiga como consecuen-
cia que este tltimo le ordene al
personal que ocupa aeroplanos de
la marina americana que Sc reti,
re. Wilbur le ha notifcado al Co.
mandante Byrd, quien tiene a su
cargo la direction de los aviadores,
que haga que Macmillan acepte
llevar un buen aparato de radio y
que de 10 cOntrario no tome parte
en- el viaje
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
Est0Na la reuolucii6n en- Gre
cia hacienda caer ell gabn1ete
Mch0lacopulos
TodoS los peri0dic0S anti-fasCistas Seran
cIauSurad0S en- Italia. -EI consul americana
en- China pide protection a Su g0bieTn0

ROMA, JUNO 25 Omitted Pressl
En- la session nocturna de la Ca
mara Sc ha aprobado la ley de i'm
prenta segnn Ia cnal todo peri6-
dicO que tenga IN punto de vista
distinto a los principles expresados
en- el programa fascista debe des'
aparecer. Los peri6dicos de oposi-
cion sistenaatica seran adQuiridos
por el gohierno iumediatamente en-
las condolences indicadas en- Ell de-
creto que ordena su clausura. La
ley tiene pOr objetO hacer que toda
Italia sea absolutamente fascista.
La ley ha sido aprobada por 261
votos contra 5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
Los EMPEEADos QUE NO CO,
MULGUEN CON LAS IDEAS Po
LITIcAs DEL GoBIERNo Sc
RAN ExPuLsADos DE sUs
PUEsTos

ROMA, JUNO % Gable frances)
Fl Pariamento italiano Sc ha reu-
nido en- session extraordinaria v ha
aprobado por 274 votos contra 10
un proyecto de ley segin el cual
los fnncionarios y empleados del es-
tado cuyas ideas politicas no estan
en- arnonia con los programs del
gcbierno deben presentar sus re-
nuncias Embellishments. Ell texto
de la ley esta concebido en- estos
terminus: --Articulo 1.-Hasta ell
81 de diciembre de 1926 el gobier-
no del Rey tendra la facultad do
suspender del servicio todo en-
pleado. funcionario o agente de las
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tes. a>Todavia, quedan alganas sin
llenar. cualquiera de los. siguien
tes sefiores, adenas del Director
del canpamento, estayan dispues-
tos a. dar cualquiera information
relacienada con Ell campa,Eento. 9.
w. Reed, Presidents del Co,isejo
de los 6Boya Scouts de San Juar y
Presidente del Boys Work Com
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
CanlpanledO ve
raalege para
nilOS

disfrutar&n del catnpansentp vera
niego. Esto sera possible deb;doq a
la cooperation del club Rotario
Boys Work Committee, eel Conseio
de Boy Scouts de San Juan, Ia Asos
ciaci6n cristiana de Jevenes y
/, los EIlSs. .g n IS
Ell primer grupo que ira al cam
pamento sera el de los Boy Scouts,
Gufenes comenzaran su t6rmino de
dos semanas, el Elunes, julio s.. Este
agrupo seras i colnpuesto spor Boy
Scouts ofcialmente registrados. El3
20, de Julio un grupo conlpuesto eIeq
socios del. Departments JavsniI
de Ia. Y. M &c. A. safdxan shacia.
ell campamento para dos senlaxlas.s
Cualquier socio del Departamento
Juvenil sera admitido en- ell cam
pamento. Despiles de ~estos grlpos7
saldran dos grupos dc vendedores'
dc periodicos y impiabotas, 4 es-
tar tres dias cada uno en- Ell cam
pamento, comerzando cl 3 de ages
to. - ds
Ell nuevo sitio Gel campamento
SO encuentra entire Corozal Ba-
rros, en- mitad del canine mas o
menos, cerca de 81 Kilometres fue-
ra de san Juan. FL sitf6 es exec
lente para este prop5site. con aire.
pnro, buena aqua de bsber, bue-
mas facilidades para ell bano, terre'
no alto y seco para .evantar las
tiendas Y la cocina, bosdues y atlas
montafias para la exploration.
I'm progfama distintoa Sc llevara
a efecto en- cada grupo que asis-
ia al ca1npamento,. y tsde de los
rtimeros mas interesantcs sera la
instruction de salvame1l*o de vida
| tLife-Saving) de acuerdo con los
examenes prescritos POI IL Cruz
Roja Americana. El conocimiento
de estos metolos para cl salva-
merlto de vidas !Iife-Saying) ha-
ce que ell muchac'lo Sc sicnta segu-
70 de ST mismo cuando estl on ell
agna Y 1e prerar1 para rendjr
buenos servieios en- casos de emor-
4 gencia. A los Boy Scouts Sc dara
Ia oportunidad. de pasar sus esSa-
menes de segtihda cIase. p1itnera
clase y condseo"acione3 de nlerfto
(merit badges). l
/ El canpamento tendra capacidal
para veinticuatro muchachos Eli
'cada tienda l1abra oc'io muchaches
a cargo de un lider adulto y cada
muchacho dormira en- I'm catre
militar. Habrav buena Y atundante
comida hecha por nn cocinero ex-
4 perto. Sc cobrara un peso diarie
por cada rruchaero, que eabltra
Ell viaje (ida, " vuelta), 'c5niiGa,
CANA, etc. &ss-s.-'
Ell senior N. o. Russell, represen
tando ofcialmente las organizacio
ness que han cooperate para ha.
Ger possible este campamentc esta-
ra cargo del car.pamento todo
el tempo. Sc reci5iran solieitudes
hasta one esten llenas las vacan-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26

WASHINGTON, JUNO % (Uni-
ted Pressl-Un crucero de la mari
ma que neva un aparato de radio
persigue a los aeroplanos de la ex-
pediei6n de Macmillan. La prinera
parada de estos sera en- Sydney,
Nueva Eseocia. Y Sc espera que
ALI les dara aleance Ell crucero ha-
cjendoles aceptar Ell aparato.
81 Macmillan Sc MEGA ain, Byrd
y todo Ell personal que 10 acompa-
ma tendran que desmontar y aban-
donarlo, segdn crdenes que tienen
de Wilbur.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26

WASHINGTON, JUNO % (Uni-
ted Press)-El Consul americana
en- China Ia enviado un cable al
Departamento do Estado diciendo
que la situaci6n anti-extranjera en-
csa naci6n Sc agrava cada vez
mas. Ell Consejo Municipal ha So
Iicitado la ayuda de la marina Gle
las potencias extranjeras para ARE
gIar las cosas. De 10 contrario no
garantiza Ia seguridad personal de
nadie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-26
CARMEN CUEVAS YIRET

Con notas sobresalientes obtu-
vo su diploma en- la escuela Santo
Tomas de Aquino, esta simpati-
ca senorita cuyo noinbra encabe-
"a estas lineas, y quien es nuy
apreciada EN- estas capital.
Felicitamos la Srta. Cuevas
y le deseamos nuevos exitos en-
sus estndios.