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New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
OFFICIALS WILL FIGHT
 WEST END GAS STAND
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lion in the event of litigation.

ion in the event of litigation.
 The company has been granted a permit to perform such building op- srations as are necessary 10 place the new station and has also per init from the commissioner of mo- tor vehicles 10 sell gas, Issuance of the latter permit was attended hy remonstrances from West Man street property owners and resulted in a series of conferences and hear ings before the commissioner. A section Of the general statutes point ed out by Attorney Gcorge W. Brady Of this city, counsel for prs. J. J. and n. W, O'Connell, settled the poin's in dispute and the permit WAS is sued.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
Americas First Woman
 Senator Is 90 Years Old

Decatur. ,Ga- June 10 P,-The first woman to hold office as [. S. senator, Mrs. Rebecca L. Felton. to- day observed her 90th birthday. Mrs. Felton, who is the widow of the late Congressman ". H. Feton, was ap- pointed by Governor T. W. Hard wick in 1923. to fill the uneXpired term of the late Senator Thomas E. Watson.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
WILL, PLAY TUDEN

Hartford. June 1o.-W. Sullivan of New York today won the oppor- tunity of meeting William r. Tilden In the fourth round of the New England tennis championship tour nament by defeating Horace Orser of New York 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. The Tilden- Sullivan match will be played late this afternoon at the Hartford Golf club.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
l. Q. R. R, ELECTION,

Atlantic City, June 10 Pl-Fol- lowing his installation as reelected grand master of the Independent Or der of B'Rith Abraham, Adolph Stern of New York, at the closing session Of the convention of that or Eanlzation last night, urged the dele gates to return 10 their lodges with the assurance that the question Of endowment assessment will be given the closest study by the grand lodge officers.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
NEW BRITAIN EAGLES

New Britain Aerie, 722, r. Q. F., will hold installation of officers to- morrow night The officers will be installed by William Farley of Bris- tol and the speaker of the evening will be ex-Mayor Joseph Dutton Of Bristol. An entertainment will fol- low the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
nEGREE FOR HOOVER

Kiel, Germany, June n tR-1n eommemoration of the tooth ami versary Of the landing in the United States Of Friedrich List, a pioneer German political economist the Uni versity Of Kiel has conferred upon Herbert Hoover, the American sec rstary of commerce. the honorary degree of doctor of political science.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
Special Notice

Notice is hereby given that Men ditte & Go. has dissolved and a new company has been formed by Joe Rizzo. Salvador Terrenova and Agostino Scamo. The new concern of Rizzo, Terrenova, Slamo & Co. will operate independently of Men ditte. Telephone connection.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
POISON GAS OITLAMED

Geneva. June 10, P)--The inter national conference for the control of traffic in arms today, outlawed poison gas warfare by adopting a protocol submitted by the American delegation prohibiting use of chemi- calls and bacteria as weapons,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
TO EXAMINE PRISONER

Hartford. June 1o-Governor Trunnbull has appointed pr, Willis H. Grove of New Haven and Dr. Dan isi P. Griffin of Bridgeport a com mission to inquire Into the sanity of Michael Luby. an inma:~ of the New Haven county gail.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
Special Notice

Unity Rebekah Lodge will hold 3 public whist Friday afternoon from 2;30 to 5 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall, Arch street.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10

New York city banks hold more than s5,ooo,oOo in deposits for which claimants cannot be found.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
Florist

c CHAMPIONSHIPS at soc. per dozen. We are making wedding bouquets and funeral designs. Leave your order now. Flower Garden Greenhouse, 1163 Stsn- ley St. Phone s3sS-i2.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots. Monuments

Burial Lots, Monuments BURIAL vAULTs-Concrsts steel rein. forced; water proof. dramatically seal. ed. will outlast either wood or metal Do not require larger iotA Reasonably priced. N. B. Vault Co.,. Kensington. Tel. 6i7-l5
 NEW BRITATN-Mo6 Works. Is3 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions. Carving and letter cutting our speciality.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10

LEX1NGTON-Oakand and Gray. Higi grade motor cars. Sales and service C. A. Bence. 5l Main St. Phone 2215,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-10

LEXINGTON. OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- tor Cars, Sales and Service. Hardware City Motor Co.,. 6 Elm St. Phone 2724,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
Mas detalIes sObre la Cuardia Ma
cional en- YauCO

! bidos. WTiW
Ell domingo presenciamos la pa
rada de las tropas Y este acto re-
sulto sencillamente imponente. A
las 9 A. M. Ell regimiento con toda
su impedimenta paseo por las ca
lies de Yauco al compass de I'M
soberbio pasodoble y el pueblo
asomado los BALCONIES, ventanas
y azoteas vitoreaba a los bizarros
militares que con tanta marciai-
dad pasaban frente La tribuna ell
donde Sc encontraban las autorida
des civiles mihtares. Este hecho
nos demostro hasta la evid7nCia,
que nuestros soldados son maestros
en- todos los ejercicios que la tao
tica militar ordena. Vaya nuestro
mas enthusiastic APPLAUSE para ellos
y sus dignos oficiales que tanto Sc
empelian en- el adelanto y enggan-
decimiento de nuestro ejercito. Ora
cias a las gestiones practicadas POI
nuestro querido Alcalde Lluberas
podemos tener hoy establecido en-
esta zona ell Campamento de Ia G..
N. Y hasta nosotros ha llegado eI
rumor que ell campo ocupado por
el regimiento Sc esta tratando 6e
comparar para hacer de ese sitio
un campamento permanente, no So
lamente para la Guardia Nacional
81 que tambien para ser ocupadc
por cualquier fuerza del Gobierno
de los Estados Unidos.
Desde luego que nosotros aoun-
damos en- Ia idea y deseamcs Que
F, este Sc realize en- ell mas 5reve
plazo.
Hoy 20 de agosto esperamos al
Hon. Gobernadof quien pasara al
Campamento revistar las tropas
j Y de ALI ira su aIojamiento en-
la regia mansion que tiene en- Qua
MICA nuestro querido Alcald4 Ar
trro Lluberas. Mafana tendrcmos
parada de todas las fuerzaS pre-
sidida por ell Gobernador y volvera
ell regimiento a pasear por nues-
tras GALES dejando tras 81 una es-
tela de gratos recuerdos.
| nH a oTrrT Ap,,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
iPOr que desesperarse?

iPor que ha de permitir I'd. que
las dolencias que hacen su vida mi
serable, continuen, cuando I'd. pue-
de conservarse fuerte, sana Y feliz2
''Nueva Salud de Reno" cura Sc
gura efcazmente la menstruaci6n
abundante, escasa, dolorosa osirre-
gular; corrige ese continue mall
estar, debilidad, decaimiento, ca
lambres, desmayos, dolores de cabe-
"a Y espalda, palpitacion en- ell CO.
raz6n Y todos los dolores Y des6rde-
mes que provienen del desarreglo de
los organos reproductivos, devol-
viendo a I'd. perfecta salud, yigor
felicidad.
Una botella bastara para conven-
cerse de que "Nueva Salud de Re-
no" es verdaderamente ell remedio
de las mujeres. Con f.Nueva Salud
de Reno" recuperara I'd. la salud
Y estado natural de todo el sistema.
Compre una botella hoy mismo. De
venta en- ttedas las droguerias.l
S. B. Leonardo & Co., Fabricante
.s.g New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
La LLEGADA DEL GoBERNA-
DOR Sc ESPERABA CON
ANSIEDAD
INUSITADO MOVIMIENTO EN-
LA CIUDAD

Nuestro active corresponsal en-
Yauco, don M. Aguilar, nos envia
las siguientss notas sobre la Guar
dia Nacional:
''Desde Ell dia 10 del corriente
mes, Quedo deinitivamente instala-
do en- ell sit1o conocido por Las
Palomas'' ell t'CAMPAMENTO
LLUBERAs de la Guardia Nacio-
nal de Puerto Rico. Con este mo-
two sc nota inusitado movimiento
en- nuestra ciudad una gran ami.
macion en- nuestras plazas GALES
Ell comercio esta hacienda su agos-
to y los vehiculos de motor no Sc
paran dia y noche llevando ira
yendo a los apuestos soldadcs que
pasean por la ciudad y pueblos We
tinoc
Fl pueblo entusiasmado con tan
simraticos muchachos, vista cons
tantemente el CAMPAMENTO
LLUBERAs, y con este motive hay
una gran cosecha de pestillos
Los soldados de la NacionaI ha-
cen honor Puerto Rico, Sc con-
Queen con exquisite educacion y
nadie tiene Ia mas minima queja
dc su conducta. Cerca de dos mil
hombres estan ocupandose en- dife-
rentes ejercicios maniobras mill
tares en- dicho campamento cuan-
do terminan estos salen de paseo
inyadiendo la poblaci1n, y nadie
tiene queja nj Sc denuncia el mas
minimo rozamiento entire militares
! y paisanos. Hsto demuestr% que
npestra preparation avanza rapida
nentc. Es que nos damos cEenta
de 10 mucho que importa para nos
ctlosI vivir dentro del orden y OBJ
servar las mas sana3 costumbres,
para asi demostrar al pueblo anne
| ricano, que somos acreedores su
progreso y hbertades bajo la ban
dera de Washington.
FL jueves y domingo de esta Sc
mana pasada fuimos obseQuiados
p. Ia regia banda del regimiento,
con dos retretas en- la plaza princi-
pal. Fl pueblo aplaudi6 con frenesi
cuantas obras ejecutaron. Els una
banda compuesta, por profesores,
los que bajo~la saba batuta del
maestro Tizol arrancan los pla-
teados instrumentos, oulces melo-
dias deleitando al numerosc publ
CO que invadio nuestra plaza FL
sabado por la noche Ell "CASINO
DE YAUCO" di6 en- sus salcnes
un bale de confianza en- honor da
los Oficiales y resIlto espl6ndido
La Oficiahdad que asistio diche
bale, quedo sumamente satisfecha
de las atsnciones y cumplidos reci
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26

M. AGUILAR;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
Ell LUNES 81 Sc REUNIRA LA
DIRECT1vA DE LA AsoCIAcIoN
DE CRoNIsTAs DEPoRTIvos

Para, Ell lunes 81, las P. M. !,
esta sefalada la reunion de la di-
rectiva de la asociacion de Cronistas
deportivos en- la oficina de la Comi-
sion de Indemnizaciones a Obreros
En- dicha asamblea Sc discutiran los
siguientes asumtos
Inforne del Secretario Tesorero
sobre ell estado flnanciero de la Aso-
eiacion
Discutir una proposition para for
mar una Novena All Porto Rico y
tratar de traer de los Estados Uni
dos un team para octubre aproximo
designandose al efecto una direc-
tica para formar una Corporation
por acciones para este fin.
Celebrar una entrevista con ell
Manager de la Liga Insular sobre
las condolences de los terrenos
Otros asuntos que pueden ser pre-
sentados por cualquiera de los miem
bros de La Association.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
BANco DE YABUCoA
Yabucoa, P. R.
2da. CoNVoCAToRIA
A LOS ACCIoNIsTAs DEL
BANcO DE YARUcoA

A LOS ACCIoNIsTAs DEL
BANco DE YABUcoA
En- virtud de no haber asistido
sufciente numero de accionistas a
la AsAMBLEA GENERAL convo-
cada para ell 90 de julio de 1925, y
por acuerdo de la Junta de Direc-
torres, Sc cita a Uds. nuevamenfe
para que Sc sirvan concurrir al 10
cal Gle las ofcinas de esta Corpora
ci6n, casa No. IS de la calle de
Luis Muloz Rivera" de Yaba-
Goa, a las dos de la tarde del dia
27 de agosto de 1926 con objeto de
cslebrar dicha Asamblea Y tratar
los asuatos cxpregados en- la pri-
ptera convocatoria
Yabucoa, P R., agosto 6, 1926
J. NJ. MENDEz
Presidente Accl.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
sENTJMIENTo DE BIENEsTAR
Ell cabelL0 hirsnto

Ese sentimiento de cansancio y
disgusto causado por el NAL funcio-
namiento del higado y las digestio-
nes dificiles, puede hacerse desapa-
cecer de un modo sorprendentemente
rapido usando Herhine. Desda las
prlmEras dosis Sc sienten sus benefit
cos efectoc que purifican v regula-
rizen ell sistema. Limpia ell estomago,
hace desaparecer las bills y esparce
por ell cuerpo ese sentimiento de
bienestar v algeria que es siempre
coElparero de la buena salud. De
Venta en- las farmacias droguerias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
El FamOsO
METODO ORTOSAN

resolvera para usted los secretos de
la belleza juvenil. Restaurant ro-
bustecera sus d6biles mdsculos Ia
ciales, suavizara las densas arrugas,
hacienda que su rostro respiandezca
dc fresca natural vitahdad. Qulta
los barros, pecas, amariilez. Sa cutls
pierde su aspereza, sc hace suaVe, Sc
pone IimpiO, lie da su rostro pn
brillo de color natural que SAGA la
snperficie todos sus secretos, encantos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
Tratamient0 Complete
nara SeiS SernanaS $40.

oraene ell famoso m6todo Ortosan
hoy mismo.s No envidie mas Ell cuts
fresce " juvenil de sus amigos. Us
tssl tambi6n, con Ia ayuda del metodo
ortcsan, IHrede hacer que su rostro
sea eneantador. lmpio y suaye. Sc re-
duiere el dep6sito de un dollar con
cada orden. lie envaremOs las Famo,
sas,. Eraparaeiones ortosan que con-
sisten e1ia
j IAlimenfo ortosan para el cults, un
gran pomo-para eorregir ell icutis
aspero aceitoso, guitar barros y pc
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haustos del enello el rostro.
Genuine ''Egg-Pack Ortosan' doee
tratamientos mar 'lloso astringente
para lbs mtseuloS, impia los pores
dc las impurezas.
T6nice Ortosan para la Piel-para
darle> nneva vida a la piel descoiori-
da y eesfresearla despues de las ho-
ras de trabajo extenuante.
listed recibira tambiea el famoSo
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ORToSAN CO., INC.
Att. Nine. Hermance-Dept. Al.
267 West 81 st. New York N. Y.
Evening star., 1925-06-09
CHANGE IN OCEAN
CURRENTS NOTED
Scientists Report Shifts in
Flow, Causing Rain in
Arid Regions.

Reports of changes in two impor.
tant ocean currents are before the
Navy hydrograp phic office, where 3
close watch Is being kept in anticipa-
tion of other similar changes
Word that the Humboldt current.
which swings up from the Antarctic
off the West Coast of South America.
had changed its course somewhat
bringing rains to arid regions for the
first time in the memory of men now
living, have been supplemented by a
report from the steamer India Arrow.
indicating changes in the Japan cur
rent about 500 miles east of Japan.
While no definite explanation can
be given. of the phenomena because
of insufficient data. officers incline TO
the view that it is a direct result of
the decrease in solar radiation reach
ing the earth in the past three years.
The drop in this radiation was first
announced by the Smithsonian Insti
tuition, but it is pointed out that al
though the radiation recently returned
10 nearly normal again, it could logi-
cally he expected that surface ocean
waters would not reflect the change
Evening star., 1925-06-09

have caused the change in the Hum
boldt current of South America. FL
Nimo. ordinarily a weak, warm cur
rent which flows south periodically
from Panama. gathered increased force
this year and overrode the Humboldt
current This quite logically could
set up different air movements and
bring warm. moist winds to the land
and so cause an exceptional instance
of precipitation.
Evidently there has been for some
time a fairly wide spread abnormal
condition In ocean surface waters, par
ticularly off Australia, the ca st Goa st
of South Africa, and in the North At
la ntic There has been unusual
Evening star., 1925-06-09

strength to the movement of waters
from the North Atlantic up around
Spitzbergen, and possibly as reac-
ton to that, an increased movement
of the waters swinging south through
Bering Strait Officers are watching
closely for reports on the Georgia cur
rent, which swings up from the Ant
arctic about midway in the South At
lantic ocean, in the expectation that
an interesting situation may be noted.
But with fhe return OF solar condi-
tions TO normal. it is expected in one
or two years that all ocean currents
will resume their accustomed paths.
Evening star., 1925-06-09

fnancier, has emphatically denied
rumors current at the University Of
Chicago that she had been engaged
to Norman Wright of Chicago and
that her mother had made her break
the engagement.
Miss Wand erlip has been seen fire.
quently with Wright, a former stu
dent at the University. to whom she
was introduced by fraternity
brother of Wright's. the Tribune
says Campus gossip had 1t that Mrs.
Vanderlip has asked that Miss Van
derlip abrogate the Engagement on
Evening star., 1925-06-09
Will Address Nutrition Glass.

Mrs. Cora Grant of the Associa ton
for Prevention of Tuberculosis; DR.
Joseph A Murphy. supervising medi-
cal inspector in the public schools,
and Garnet G. Wilkinson. first assis-
tant superintendent of schools, will
speak at the graduation exercises OF
the pupils OF the nutrition classes Of
nine colored schools in the Miner Nor
NAL School this afternoon at O'Clock
The graduates include pupils at the
Banneker. Cleveland. Garrison. Lin
coin, Logan, Phillips, Mott, Slater
LangSton and Stevens Schools.
Evening star., 1925-06-09

for some time, due to the slowness
with which the ocean reacts to any
such change.
Increase Force.
The change noted in the Japan cur
rent was attributed to the Oyashiwo,
ordinarily weak current comparable
to the Labrador current in the Attain
tic. which runs down the coast of
Asia from the north. The Oyashiwo.
1t was said, had developed increa sed
force this year probably due to a
stronger movement of the waters
through Bering Strait. and apparent.
ly had cut athwart the sIapan current.
A similar situation is believed 10
Evening star., 1925-06-09

the grounds that she was too young
to think of marriage.
Mrs. Nanderlip brought her daugh-
ter TO the University last Autumn be-
cause she wanted her to taste real
college democracy" Previously Char
lotte had attended Byrn Mawr.
Evening star., 1925-06-09
Two Officers Resign.

The President has accepted the
resignation of Capt. Howard c. Dixie,
United States Cavalry, and that of
First Lieut.. Justice W. Martin. both.
as stated, for the good of the serv-
ipp -
Evening star., 1925-06-09
MISS VANDERBILT DENIES
ENGAGEMENT RUMORS
Contradicts Report That Mother
Made Her Break Promise to
Chicago Man.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press,
CHICAGO, June 9-The Chica go
Tribune today says that Charlotte
Vanderlip, 10 years old, daugter of
Frank A. Vanderlip, retired New York
Evening star., 1925-10-08
V0LSTEAD WILL HELP
ENFORCE HIS OWN LAW
Former Representative Named
Legal Adviser to Northwest
Dry Director.
BY the AssOci1:od Press.

BY the Aseocir.ad Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. October s.-Nol-
stead himself will help enforce the
Nolstead act in the Central North
west.
Author of the prohibition enforce
ment act, former Representative An
drew J. Volstead has been made
legal adviser to Gen. w. +. Rhfnow.
enforcement director for Minnesota,
North Dakota and Western Wiscon-
sin.
Gen. Rhinow said last night that
Mr.. Nolstead proba bly, will arrive
here Monday from his home in Gran
lie Falls. Mimi. where he is prac-
ticing law IN partnership with his
daughter.
Praise for the selection of MIR. Vol
stead came from prohibition circles.
The former Representative refused to
comment on his plans. He will. in
a large mea sure, direct the assem-
bling of necessary evidence to be used
in prosecution of the liquor conspir-
acy cases.
Evening star., 1925-10-08
.LUCERNE combines
CHARM AND STORY
Scenery Without Rival in eu.
rope and Tourists Find
Many Attractions.

Lucerne. the Swiss city chosen for
the conference on the Rhineland pact,
is the subject of the following bull
letin from the National Geographic
Society:
"As the chief tourist center in Switz-
erland, international in atmosphere.
Lucerne makes an ideal conference
city" the bulletin states. I'm addi-
ton, Lucerne's historical background
has been Significant. for it was on
the shore of the lake 1t commands that
the four forest cantons conceived the
idea of the Perpetual League. tho
famous instrument that was not only
the antecedent Of the Swiss confed.
Grafton, but which marks a mile.post
in manitys political freedom as
we'll
Founded by Benedictines.
THE world at large. through its
tourist delegates. knows Lucerne AZ
one of the most attra active of the
many attractive cities in the noun
tain republic. Set in the midst of
charming combination Of lake and
mountain scenery, Lucerne has the
added attraction of venera bleness
Benedictine monks, In the eighth con-
tury. founded the convent around
which the city eventually grew. The
opening OF the st. GOtthard Pass, 81.
pecially the completion OF the great
railroad tunnel, enhanced its impor.
tance and prosperity until today 1t ia
a pleasure resort of international
renown.
Now Busy City.
"Old watchtowers. an ancient city
wall, which the city has long since
outgrown, the cathedral with its
slender twin spires and two covered
wooden bridges remain Of the medieval
city. They stand out rather conspicu.
ously, for modern Lucerne is a busy
up-todate place, with more than three
score tourist hotels, hne arched
bridges, handsome cantonal offices and
villas. and wide. tree-lined promenades
along the lake front.
The mountain views from these
promenades or quays are thought by
many travellers to he unsurpassed In
any Swiss resort. Cut in half by the
Reuss River. just as Geneva Is parted
by the Rhone, the city lies in a kind
OF amphitheater overlooking the blue
expanse Of the lake, from which the
snow-capped mountains climb to the
sky.
Lucerne's Weather Vane.
dominating the city to the south.
west Is the towering bulk of Mount
Ptlatus, the weather vane Of Lucerne
II Pilatus Is crowned in the morning
with a rounded cloud, known as the
Evening star., 1925-10-08
SHENANDOAH PARK
DRIVE UNDER Way
Alexandria Chamber of Com
merce Pei fects Organization
in Five Virginia Counties.

The slogan "A national park near
the Nations Capital" first sounded
In the Valley of Virginia. now ring
ing all over the State. was the key
note of recent meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce of Alexandria
at which an organization and plans
were perfected for a Shenandoah Ma
tional Park drive, commencing Octo-
her 10. in Alexandria and the sur
rounding counties of Arlington Fair.
fax. Loudoun. Fauquier and Prince
For these counties in the northern
center of the eighth Shenandoah
region Represe J. Walton
Moore of Fairfax. Va. is regional
chairman: Thomas Il. Keith of Fair
fax Court House. Va, is central
chairman, and John c. Graham Is
CITY chairman for Alexandria. County
chsirmen are as follows: Loudoun.
Wilber c. Hall. Leesburg; Fairfax.
George B. Robey, Fairfax Court
House, Fauquier, c. f. Tiffany, War
Robertson. Manassas: Arlington,
William H. Duncan, North Braddock,
Alexandria. Va.
Plans for the Alexandria meeting,
October 10. are not sufficiently COM
plete for announcement. Central
Chairman Keith says, but shenan-
doah meetings already held in
Charlottesville. Staunton and Cow
ington and other parts of Virginia
have been attended and addressed by
speakers of national Importance. like
DR.. William Showalter. associate edi-
tor of the National Geogra phic Mag
azine; Mai. William A. i elch. Will
liam c. Gregg and Col. Glenn S.
Smith OF the Southern Appa Ia chan
National Park Commission. DIR. H.
W. Temple. representative from
Pennsylvania and chairman of the
Southern Appala chian National Park
Commission, has been invited TO de-
liver an address at the AleXa ndria
meeting.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

and overahadowsA by huge trees. II
the figure Of Z dying lien. pierced by
4 lance. with his paw protecting the
ffeur Dc lys Of the Bourbsns. Thor.
waldssn, Danish sculptor. designed
this tribute to the Swiss guards who
died in seeking to protect Louis XVI
against the mob Of Paris revolution.
iata that stormsd the Tuileriss In 1872.
The wes1sn hri1(ss spanning the
Reusa alse serve ~ art galleries. The
oldest Of these. the kapsllbrucks. cuts
diagenally across the river near the
mouth Of the lake. Its ceiling is GOV.
ered with ancient historical paintings,
but the chief delight Of tourists are
the wild ducks that struggle in the