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Evening star., 1925-02-07

time was not yet, and that the day
was for her and her father.
Fourteen days had gone since the
raid on Washington, and these had
been busy days in the chancelleries
of the powers.
True to his word, the President had
sent out messages that brooked of
no delay to all the powers, and lead
ing men of science, with representa-
tives of all nations, had been brought
in Merlins to Washington. Ships of
the United States and British navies
had patrolled the routes by which the
Merlins had brought back their pas
sengers. The world was on tiptoe
with expectation.
Milliken and / had flown to London
on a machine built at Gardiner Bay,
aged, but still vigorous, Earl of Dun
four. Lord Almeric Pluscarden, Pro-
fessors Rutherglen and Boldly. and
number of secretaries. From
France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland,
japan, and from other nations. men
Of like caliber to those passengers of
ours had been brought with, speed.
Washington was crammed with news
paper men, and with a host of
hotels and boarding houses.
l had seen my father, who had
come to the city to consult with the
officials of the Treasury, and the old
mans welcome-though bluff and
casual-had shown me that my dis
appearance had given him deep anx-
iety and sorrow. The meeting with
him had not only shown me how
much my father cared for me, but
had given me a clear sight into how
deep my affection was for him.
My story to Lord Almeric Of our
adventure and of the league had
prepared him for the meeting with
his brother-inlaw. the chief and his
lordship was ready to support the
caNee Of the league to the best that
was in him.
and now the conference in the
White House was In full swing, under
the craftsmanship of the President.
Over the Executive Mansion hung the
twin shapes of the silver airships of
the League OF the Covenant. For the
fortnight since they had descended
on Washington they had been moored
to two great airsbip towers in the
"'shin"ton Channel, close to the
/ War College. But at the opening Of
TN Conference they had unhitched to
cruise above the building in which
that frail little man in the shabby
dark suit-he who had conceived
them and given them their mighty
power-faced the representatives of
the nations and dictated his terms
to them.
shall not readily forget the scene
In the big hall of the White House.
Continued in Temorow's Star.)
Evening star., 1925-02-07
SISTER OF HARVARD HEAD
KILLED IN 5-STORY, FALL
Mrs. T. J. Bowlker Had Been Sit
ting in Boston Hotel Window,
Maid Says.
BY the Associat ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, February Mrs T. J.
Bowlker, sister of President A.
Lawrence Lowell of Harvard. fell
from a window of her apartment on
the fifth floor of the Hotel Vendome
yesterday and was instantly killed Mrs
Bowlker disappeared while her maid
was absent from the apartment and
her body was found on the concrete
pavement of the rear court of the
hotel.
According to her maid, Mrs Bowl.
ker had been sitting on the window
sill watching city employees remove
ashes from the rear of the hotel. 1t
was believed that she lost her bal
ance and fell into the court. AS soon
as the accident was discovered she
was taken to the city hospital. where
physicians found that she was dead.
Mrs. Bowlker, a. sister. OF Amy
Lowell, the poet, and of the presi-
dent of Harvard, was prominent So
cially and had taken an. active part
in public affairs for many years. She
was one of the founders Of the Wom-
ans Municipal League and first pres
ident of that organization. Her hus-
band, an Englishman, to whom she
was married in 1902, died eight years
ago.
Evening star., 1925-02-07
SHERlFFS AIDES HELD
ON BRIBERY CHARGE
Special DiSpa tch to The Star.


ANNAPOLIS, Nd, February THE
activities of the authorities of An
napolis against liquor operations yester-
day were marked by a new and un-
usual turn, when Miss Virginia Will
son and Mrs. Esther Colburn, who
have been used by local deputy sher-
ifs to secure evidence against boot
leggers, were themselves arrested by
Policeman William T. Curry on the
charge Of having accepted a bribe.
The arrest took place at the confec-
tionery store of Herman Ginsberg, on
College avenue. 1t is understood that
the girls had obtained evidence against
Gtnsberg and stated that he had Of
fered to buy them off.
Acting upon the advice of Deputy
Sheriff Henry Wooten and Ernest j..
Ford, with whom they had been work.
ing. the girls accepted money from
Ginsberg and were Immediately placed
under arrest by Officer Curry, who was
secreted in the room. Curry was re-
Gently criticized by Judge Moss for ar
resting a colored man who was a State
witness in liquor case. The girls were
held in $500 security for court.
Evening star., 1925-02-07
Child "POisOner''
,vs--s
GiUe1, to Custody
OF Parole Officer
authorities Viii Observe
Alsa Thompson, Public
Viii Forget.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
, Los ANGELES. February 7.-Alsa
Tn ompson, 7 years old, who recently
startled her family and the police
with a series of confessions" that
she had poisoned her two baby sis
ters in Dauphin, Manitoba, two years
ago and had since attempted to poi
son other persons. has been remanded
to the custody Of the county psyche
pathie parole officer.
aAisa will be placed in home and
the public will be given chance to
forget her and her Confessions" the
parole officer said. The officer pro-
fessed the, belief that the little girl
had simply revived stories of poison
murders which she had read and had
related them with local application
for-the benefit of the police.
Evening star., 1925-02-07
ITALY BUYS MUCH GRAIN.
Fifty-Nine Ships Expected This
Month With Cereals.

ROME, February 7.-Approximately
100000 quintals of grain. says the
Epoca, are expected to reach Italian
ports from aboard during the month
Of February. The paper declares
that 20 ships will arrive at Genoa
from the United States with about
100000 quintals Of grain, while %
ships with a similar amount of grain
from South American countries are
expected In addition there will be
II ships from various other countries
bringing 100000 Quintals of food
stuffs, including 100000 quintals of
Turkish grain. "a quintaI is equiva-
lent to about 100 pounds.)
Evening star., 1925-02-07
COUNTY PAPERS MERGE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Nd, February T.
Announcement is made of the merger,
effective this week, Of the Marlboro
Gazette and the Prince Georges
County Enquirer, local weekly papers.
The Enquirer will hereafter
be issued from the Office of the En-
Quirer.
This week will be the first since
1885, excepting q few weeks during
the Civil War, that the Gazette has
not appeared. Confinement In the
Capitol Prison, Washington. Of George
w Wilson, founder of the paper, for
comments that did not please the
Federal authorities, caused a brief
suspension. The comment was on the
song, I'VE Are Coming, Father Abra-
ham, Ten Hundred Thousand Strong
Mr. Wilson at one time represented
Prince Georges County in the State
Senate.
Evening star., 1925-02-07
CHAPTER ".
The Surrender.

Father and daughter faced each
other over the Presidents table.
Kirsteen's look was one of incred-
ulous horror.
My fatherr' she whispered. -
"Daughter" the chief said gravely
Accident had brought about a pre-
mature revelation of the relationship
between them. The chief had stipu-
lated that the revelation should not
be made until he himself was ready
to mako It. This stipulation had
come as relief to all of us who
knew Kirsteen, for we had shared
an apprehension that she would be
deeply hurt when the identity of the
chief of that league to which she
had shown herself so strongly op-
posed was made known to her.
The President, who had brought
about the untimely exposure, could
hardly be blamed. Unlike Seton, Dan.
or myself, who by habit thought and
spoke of the chief by that title or as
the master" the President could not
think of him except as David Tor
renee, and in his emotion over the
returns Of dead and wounded, the
name had slipped out
Thirty men killed and eighty-four
wounded" he had-asaid soberiy, "in
the army alone. which does not In
clude. the Air Service. In the civil
list there are four killed and sixty
Ave wounded. some of them seri-
ously."
."Of the four dead" the chief had
said, none, trust are women or
children?'
"By the mercy Of God. David Tor
rance" the President had blurted,
"only one woman appears in the civil
list at all, and she is slightly
injured"
Kirsteen, who was at the meeting
in her capacity of personal secretary
-stiffened---at-th
name. The remainder OF III, In the
Evening star., 1925-02-07
"Boy in Our Midst" Is Topic.

"A Boy in Our Midst is the subject
of Rev. Godfrey Chobot's sermon to-
morrow morning at the Sixth Presby-
terian Church. This will be the sec
ond Sunday in the February Every
body in church campaign. The topic
for the evening is Gods Time"
Wednesday the women of the church
will hold the annual election of off,
GERS for the missionary and aid So
cieties.
Evening star., 1925-02-07
Boys Stop Wedding Party.
speclal DISPATCH 70 me star

Special Dispatch 20 The Star.
NEW YORK. February THE
celebration of the marriage OF Mary
Broadway and Louis Bisagne in their
new home in the Bronx, was inter-
rupted when a group of boys, headed
by Richard Lepke, invaded the house
and proceeded to consume all the re-
freshments. This was charged in the
Morrisania Court, where Magistrate
Marsh sentenced Lepke to 80 days in
the workhouse.
Evening star., 1925-02-07
Will Preach on War.

Rev. DIR. George 0. Bullock's topic
at the Third Baptist Church, Fifth
and Q streets northwest. tomorrow
at IL am. will be "A Wariess World" !"
Y. P. C. e; Society meets at s pm;
the topic Is "The Conquest of Selfish
ness" DIR. ,Bullock's topic at s pm.
will be Gods Will Our Will"
Evening star., 1925-02-07
VIRGINIA FARMERS MEET,
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARRISONBURG, Va, February z.
The fourth annual convention of
the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
ended a two day session here yesterday.
with representatives from thirty odd
counties and a number Of State agri-
cultural leaders present.
Capt. D. H. Barger of Shawsville,
the president, made his annual ad-
dress and secretary r. L. Morgan his
report after the visitors were well
coined by Mayor Sheffey L. Devier. An
address by g. F. Holsinger OF Nc
Gaheysville, vice president, will fea-
ture the closing session today and
a banquet will be given tonight by
the Rockingham bureau.
Evening star., 1925-02-07
Woman Will Lecture.

DR.. Jane B. Coates, spiritualist lee
turer and writer, will speak on The
Relative Truth" tomorrow afternoon,
8 o'clock, before the open forum of
the Secular League, at Musicians
Hall, 1905 E street northwest The
public Is invited.
Evening star., 1925-02-07
viii Speak on Lincoln.

Lincoln. the Christian" will be the
subject of the sermon by Rev. Ber-
nard Braskamp at the twilight serv-
ice tomorrow afternoon from to-
o'clock in the Gunton-Temple Me
mortal Presbyterian Church. The
subject of the morning sermon will
be The Commanding Purpose in the
Life of the Church"
Evening star., 1925-02-07
BY REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON.

Christ's Intercessory Prayer.
John, 17:1-26. Golden Text
Holy. Father. keep them in
Thy name which Thou hast
given me. that they may be one,
even as we are.-John, I7II.
Evening star., 1925-02-07
Community Dance Success.

BRENTWOOD, Md, February T.
Members of the Cedar Croft Citizens
Association. of which F. e. Jones is
president, gave their annual dance
last Saturday for the benefit Of street
The -exant-uias a-suc-
cess financially. ,,....,,.
Evening star., 1925-02-07
Continued from Yesterdays Star)

One cluster of folk about house
door parted. and a squad of Red
Cross men emerged bearing a stretch
er. The form that lay SO still under
the spread sheet was terribly tiny.
"oh, no! No" gasped the Presi-
dent, with CULVER of his lips as
though in actual pain.
The chief stopped the car, and was
by the side Of the stretcher almost in
an instant. The President followed
him, Is did Dan and 1. An authori-
tative gesture brought the bearers to
A girl-child lay under it, waxen-
faced, and terribly still.
Very tenderly the master stopped
and examined the still, small figure.
"Ah" he murmured, and the relief
in his voice loosed the tension in US
others. The harm here is more ap-
parent than real. This little child
is one of the rare people peculiarly
susceptible to the anesthettc. / could
indeed. wake her AS i woke you, Mr..
President--but will not mar the
delicate fairness of this small arm
even by the tiny mark of a needle"
He gently placed the bare wee arm
back across the grubby little overall.
Take her back to her bed, my
friends" he said to the bearers.
Sleep Is best for her. She will GER
tainly recover.
We were back IN the automobile
and the President was white and
shaken.
"If the child had been .hurt--if she
had been hurt" he kept reiterating
in a low voice.
The chief put his hand on the
Presidents knee.
"If the child had been hurt, Ben
Whitcomb," he said gently but stern
ly. "it would have been for you to see
to 1t that she was the last OF the
thousands Of innocents. the last child
victim on the earth, of the crime of
war"
How. Daye--how?"
by giving me that conference,
mani"
II have been blinded by my own.
obstinaey. I am not fit to be Pfesi-
dent" Mr. Whitcomb murmured
slowly.
, Then, after pause:
God helping me. David Torrance,
he said clearly, you shall have that
conference-if I have to fetch each
representative myself"
We drove straight back to the
White House in silence.
% -
Evening star., 1925-02-07
Plans SpeciaI Music.

The Spirit of True Religion" will
be the subject of Rev. T. o. Jones to-
morrow morning at Temple Baptist
Ch - and in the evening Go Thy
W There will be special music.
Evening star., 1925-02-07

The ensy mark doesn't know how
easy he is until some salesman of
worthless stocks or bonds has his
money.
Evening star., 1925-02-07

nesore -ye..-aa~e.t--InvestigateJ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
cAMPANAs MILITAREs.

Es graduado de la Escuela de Of
ciales de Estado Mayor de Fort Lea
venworth, Kansas v del Colegio de
Guerra de Washington.
sirvio en- Cuba durante la campafia
de Santiago en- ell 1898, donde fus
recomendado para ser ascendido y
citado en- Ia Orden del .dia varias
veces porsu valor y arrojo.
Cuando la insurrecci6n en- las Islas
Filipinas desde ell 1899 hasta ell
1901, tambien presto sus servicios '
fue citado por su valor.
Ha pasado siete afios en- las Fl
lipinas y el Hawaii.
Durante la guerra mundial pres
to sus servicios Y pele6 en- la Divi-
sion 76. y luego pas6 las oficinas
generates del Departamerto de la
Guerra en- Washington.
Fpe' ascendido, a Brigadier Gene
raj en- agosto del 1918 y asignado
la Division 1s que el organize y
(Continlia en- la pag. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
.EL NUEvO CORONEL DEL
REGIMIENTO TIENE UNA
BRILLANTISIMA HISTO-
RIA MILIIAR
Sirvi0 en- la guerra hispa-
no-americana, y fue uno
de los 0fiCiaIeS enviad0S
a Filipinas Cuando la in
Surrecci0n.- Pele6 en- Ia
guerra mundial

Nuestros lectores acknowledgements
saben que a bordo del transporte st.
Mihiel lego el nuevo coronel del
Regimiento de Puerto Rico. George
H. Estes. e acknowledgements intere-
sara todos conocer Ell record mi
litar del nnevo comandante de las
tropas puertorriquenas.
FL Coronel Estes naci6n en- Ala
ssma, 81 80 de eneso del afio 1873.
Sc gradu6 como segundo teniente
de- infanteria Ell II de juno del 1894,
en- la Academia de West Point
Sirvi6 en- todos los grades de in
fanteria desde segundo teriente has
ia coronel y ademas trabaj6 en- of
cinas del ejercito, prestando sus ser
vicios durante cuatro aiios en- las
oficinas generates del Departamento
de la Guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
H ex-repfeseniante Don
joaquin D. YOfddn SoStiene
que el prOblema pOlitiCO
de PtO. Rico qued6 reSue',-
to a fdiz 0e fOrmarSe
la AldRza

Hemos tenido el grato placer de
saludar en- esta capital al distin-
guido politico republican, Y ex-
representante a la Camara en- la
pasada asamblea legislative, don
Joaquin D. Yordan. La posicion
cue ocupa el senor Yordan en- la
politica Y su prestigio en- la costa
sur nos llevaron a entrevistarlo,
y al efecto, lie formulamos nume-
rosas preguntas en- relacion con
81 momento politico, que el contes-
to amablemente en- los siguientes
serminos:
...........
lei movimiento de total evo-
lucion pol.tica iniciado con mott
ve de~la pasada campaha electo-
raj, recesariameAte tiene que cul-
minar en- la formation de dos.
fuertes nucleos, que planearan
sus respectivos programs sobre
principles economicos Y sociales,
sHvcs problemas deberan ser los
verdaderos ISUES de su politica.
.....!
Ell problema polftico ha que
dado resuelto definitivamente. 81
Sc estudia el verdadero funda-
mento del movimiento revoluciona-
rio que Sc ha operado en- la po-
Utica del pals, con motive de la
formation de ''La Alianza Puer-
tcrriquena'', como consecuencia lie
la Resolution Conjunta del Sena-
do No. 2, en- ell que cl Partido
Republican,, oficiando ante ell
ARA SANTA de la Patria, divi-
dio su cuerpo como OSTIA SA-
GRADA, en- dos parties, para ami
mar Ell espiritu y dar VIDA las
dos fuerzas poderosas que man
tenian en- sus programmes solucio-
mes anticonstitucionales, impreg-
nando ell ambiente del halito vital
de su Incompatible Y glorioso
ideal, contribuyendo que una
fuerza proclamara ell principle
Americanista de obtener para
Puerto Rico ia SOBERANIA
dentro de SOBERANIA NACIO-
CoDtinta en- II ba. pag.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
MUY POCOS CURAS
,PORTORRIQUESOS

Roma siempre escoge al hombrd
mas eficiente y apropiado para lle-
mar estos altos puestos. Tai vez a la
isla lie hubiese gustado mas que ell
nuevo obispo fuese natiyo, pero hay
que tener en- cuenta que aquf solo
tenemos IL curas portorriquelios, Ell
campo es muy peqnefIo para esco.
ger. Aunque hay algunos que tienen
muchos meritos, Monsefor Byrne
seguramente no les ira a la zaga.
(Continna en- La pag. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
Sc mega al Congreso FederollQ fa-
cultad para ccnceder Jurisdiction a
las Cortes Mpales. de la isla para en-
tender en- los del;tos por Diolaci6n a
la Ley Nacional de Prohibition
THE PORTO RICO
DRUG COMP ANY

Los productos quiinicos
que usdmos Ell In prepara-
Cion de las recetas son de
la mas alta caiidad.
Los patentss cue vende-
mos son sienpre frescos.
Semandhilnte recIbimos de
Europa y Estados Unidos
dohue tenen1o; cornprado-
res y oficina propia que Sc
eHcarga de obtener 10 me-
ior.
Nuestros precios no tie
nen conpetencia.
Nuestro servicio esta d.
vidido por departamentos v
podenos por ESQ dar cui-
dadosa atencion, escogien-
do ell personal mas conape-
tente para cada departa-
mento.
Tenemos el orguIlo de
asegurar que no tenen1os
nada que envidiar a ningu-
ma drogueria de los Estados
Unidos.
Los sehores farmac@uti-
COS de la isIa reciben STEM.
pre- cuidadosa atenci6n en-
sus ordenes en- nuestro de-
partanento al por> mayor
completamente separado de
nuestro negocio al detail.
Advt.
IkASLADO DE Or LC1NA Y
ALMACEN
Nos completeness EN- participar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20

In Ia coFts de Distrito de Pom
GO han pFesentad0 los sehores Ar
Jena Eiaea. Brunei, Fornarss, Pc
rez Rails. y olvieri. una importan-
= acci6n Dc Habsas Corpus. de al
a trascsndenela legal por Ia ma
iuFaieza de las euestiones envuel-
tas en- el pFoesdlmiento, ga q. la
mismA envuslve Ia nulidad de una
Ley del consrsso Federal. EXPIRE
Eamfnts dseFetsda para la Isla de
PrsFis Rieo.
coHo - vera por la copia de Ia
importante pstiei6n. que sigue a
continuation. aiegan los peticiona-
rios cue "a vlsta dc los eases por
violAci6n . Il Ley Eaeional de Pro-
hibicl6n ga las coFtes Municipaies.
priva = "a repEssentado del benea-
eio . un luieio por Jurado. en- ma
terra federal penal. en- contra de
Las garantlas coastitncionales de
soeo elndadano.
Hof eoEsta tae por Ia ausencia
isl ynsr del Distriso, seAor Ra-
asi DiaG cinfr6a. en- San Juan,
I petlcionario no Ia podido pres
snr nsnfa sino hasta dos dias des-
ares a. Eedicaaa sn petiei0n. Con
al motivo , arraate Ia prisi6n del
psticionaEio los abogados del mis-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
Ell DELEGADO APOSTOLICO
RECOMENDO A MONS. BYRNE

Para estos altos puestos STEM
pre- hay muchos candidates posi-
bles, y el Delegado Apost0lico es Ell
encargado de hacer sus recomenda-
clones La Santa Iglesia. Su reco-
mendacion tiene casi la fuerza de
un nombramiento. Este Delegado a
quien Sc debe ell presente cambio,
tambi6n hizo radicales reformas en-
Cuba. Es un espfritu muy sabio Y
progresista."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
In un imDOrtante case de HdbeaS Corpus radiCadO
en Ia COrte de DiStritO de Ponce, Sc ale9d que
dICha dCCi6O legislative Federal prvd los Ciuda-
danOS dmeriCanOS de inviOIabIeS dereChOS cons
tituCiOndleS
Son abOgadOs del petcionarO los SreS Arizona Siaca,
Brunei, Fornars, Perez Rejis 0Iiveri, Cuya te0ra,
81 Sc sOstiene, equvaldria una revOIuci6n jurldca
en- la mateTla
FL petici0nariO continue encarceladO hasta
dos dias despues de radicada su petici6n pOr
faIta dc autoridad competente que lie fiiara
fanza para su Iibertad provisional

mo SO dirigieron al Honorable At
torney General de la Isla, Mr.. Geor
Sc Q. Butte, quien, activa y dill
gentemente presto su atenci6n al
case v provey6 10 necesario para
que la Justicia Sc hiciera. El Juez
Diaz Cintr6n fj6 fianza hoy por
la mafiana y fue Embellishments
prestada por Ell promovente.
He aqui la peticion:
EN- LA coRTE DE DIsTRITo
DEL DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE
PONCE, P. R.
EX-PARTE
JOSE HOSPITAL
PETIcIoNARIo. -
HABEAs coRPUs
Civil Nun. 1915.
PETIcIoN
A la HON. CoRTE:-
cOmparece ell peticiOnario en- es-
to casO v por sus 'abogados que sus
criben. respetuosamente,
ExPoNEN.
1.-Que el peticionario Sc llama
(Continua en- Ia pag. 81
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LA IDEA TIENE
,s5 ANOS VA

la idea de dividir. a Puerto Ri
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hegOCio COnyeniente

Sc a'quila Sc vende una casa de
2 4os Y baios en- R 0 Piedras pro-
pia para stienda. -Informaran:-
Tetuan 40, Tel, 918, Box 1850
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nuestros clientes. rclacionados y
amigos que hemos trasladado nues
tras Ofcinas y Almacen a la ca
lie de Allen ndmero "a, donde con-
tdnuaremos en- los misnos negocios
que hasta hoy v en- donds espera-
mos que SO nos siga favoreciendo
con la .naisma predileccion con-
fianza que anteriormente.
RICARDO DAvILA & co.
Advt.
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In eIObSpadOnO Sc ha fecbidO ain nOtiGa
efiGid ddnombramientO del 0bSpO d Ponce
Por que no Sc nOmbr6 ul puertOrTiquenO.-LO be-
nefiCiOs que este signfiCd para Ia iSla.-Una idea
que Sc eriStaliza a los yeinte amos
Monseior Torres nos cuenta sus impresi0nes. .Antes
de nombFar ell Obispo hay que crears la Di6cesis.H
lItmo DeIegado Apost6Iic0 que nos visit0 recome-
do arM0nseilor BYne

CO en- dos di6cesis, nos dijo, em.
pez0 a germinar con ell cambio de
domination. Desde entonces una Y
otra vez Sc ha venido pensando en-
las conyeniencias que clio signifi-
carfa. Al fin el 1ltimo delegado
apost6lico que nos visito compren-
di6 la imperiosa necesidad de dar
este paso i asl 10 manifesto en-
Roma"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20

En- el Obispado no Sc ha recibido
todavfa la noticia Official del nom
bramiento del Obispo que tendra
a su cargo la di0cesis de Ponce,
asf es que ha sido por la prensa
diaria que allf Sc han enterado de
la medida que yiene a cOlmar el
deseo Y las esperanzas de los cato
licos de Puerto Rico.
FL padre Torres, bondadoso y
cort6s como siempre, nos di0 sus
impresiones sobre .el asunto, mos
trandose muy alegre de que al fin
Monselor Caruana Sc yea libre de
la mitad del immense trabajo con
que tenfa que confrontarse y de
que la religion tenga aquf ctro al
to representante.