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LA CARTA DEL CO.
RoNEL LEWIS

Ell Alcalde sr. Roberto H Todd
ha endosado la carta que lie dirigie-
IA hace algdn tempo Ell Coronel de
la Policia Insular, en- la que Sc ex-
pone ampliamente ell perjuicio que
representa- la municipalidad, el
constante trajinar por nuestras ca
LES de vagabundos, amparados ba-
jc licencias municipales que les au-
toriza a vender objetos de menor
importancia. Desde luego one, ell
punto en- que hace 6nfasis ell Coro-
mel de la Policia, que EN- este asun
to esta reflejandc Ell sentir del Eje-
cutivo Insular, es Ell hecho que es-
tos vendedores ambulantes, a des-
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Dirige ell sehor Alc0l-
de una communication
a la Asamble0 Mu-
nicipGl
SoIicita Sc IegIsle elimi-
nando de las Gales a los
vagabundOS
Una carta del COro-
mel de la PoIicia, Geo.
w. Lewis, sobre este
aSuntO

LA campaiia esialtecedora que Ao-
va a cabo ell Coronel de Ia Poltcia
Tnsular ante las autoridades insula-
res Y municipales en- su afan de
oonservar el orden EN- nuestras ca
lies Y carreteras al maximum dc
la perfection, ha conseguido el en-
doso de nuestro Executive Mu:ici-
pal, que ha dirigido una impoctans
tisima communication a la Asamblea
solicitando que Sc legisle elininan-
do de nuestras GALES a los vagaban-
dos, que quedaran clasificados, case
que los deseos de estos eficientes di-
rectores publicos lleguen realizar-
Sc, como verdaderos estorbos publ
cos, debiendo ser Embellishments
encarcelados como tales
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A Las pocE Y MEDIA

FL fatal desenlace ocurri6 aver
a las dOce y media de la tarde.
Fl Lcdo. Brunei tuvo una agonia
lenta, dolorosa, terrible. Desde
antes de aver Sc esperaba que
ocurriera un desanlace fatal dada
Ia gravedad del enfermo. La ago
MIA Sc inici6 desde las primeras
horas de la manana. Los medicos
perdieron toda esperanza, pero no
Sc apartaban del lecho del pacien-
&c para hacerle menos dolorosos
los 1ltimos momentos. La familia
de la victima estaba congregada
en- Ia habitaci6n donde estaba re-
cluido desde el primer momento el
Lcdo. Brunei del Vale.
la HERMANA DE La VIcTI-
MA oFRECE SU SANGRE
la hermana de la victima, Srta.
GContinna en- la "a. paglna.)
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"EL CONGRfSO TOMARA ACCION BE
NEFIClOSA PARA PUERTO RICO
Asf 10 dice Mr.. Green en- c0rta dirigida a
sus amigos de la isl0
IMPORTANTE REUNI0ND' LIDERES OBREROS


Ultimamente, Sc reuni6 el quo-
rum del Conseio Executive de Ia
Federation Libre de los Traba-
iadores de Puerto Rico, para con-
siderar asuntos de alguna impor-
:aneia.
/ Estuvieron presentes los siguien
tes oficiales:
Presidente INFERNO Emilio Fa-
RIA.
Vice-Presidente at-large: Fran
cisco Paz Granela.
Secretario General Rafael Alon
so Torres.
Ausentes: en- los Estados Uni
dos, el Presidente Santiago Igle-
sias Y el Vice-presidente por el
pistrito de San Juan Prudencio
Rivera Martinez.
Los asuntos tratados y resueltos
fueron los siguientes:
RESOLUTION APROBADA POR
Ell CONSEJO EXECUTIVE EN-
PLENO Ell IL DE JULIO DE 1925
FL Secretario Alfonso inform6,
que con respecto a los apartados
que contiene esta resolution, Sc
han ejecutado los siguientes:
Promover la campana de orga-
nizaci6n en- todo el pals, a fin de
ccmbiar ell estado de nliseria Y
OPPRESSION en- que sc hallan las mu-
chedumbres obreras puertorrique-
ilas, para impulsar su bienestar
econ6mico, en- Inca directa con
los principles y fundamentos de
la American Federation Of Labor.
En- 25 pueblos Sc han organiza-
do Comites de campana V Sc han
lanzado mas de $4,000 ejenplares
de literature, dirigida a todos los
elementos de diferentes oficios.
Conmemoraci6n del Labor Day
y memorial a las autoridades ma
cionales sobre la situaci6n econ6-
mica, social y politica en- que Sc
halla Puerto Rico.
Mas de 10000 trabajadores to-
maron participation en- los actos
sue en- conmemoraci6n del "Labor
Day., sc celebraron en- toda la is
la de Puerto Rico.
En- San Juan, Ponce, Mayagiiez,
Caguas y Arecibo Sc di6 lectura
al Memorial redactado por los Off
ciales de la Federation Libre sobre
los males que aquejan al pals. Asf
nismo, estan recogiendose las fir
mas que deben respaldarlo, ell cual
sera enyiado a la Convention de la
American Federation of Labor
cue sc reune en- Atlantic City,
New Jersey, ell de octubre de
1925.
Los delegados de Puerto Rico,
en- esa Convention seran:
Santiago Iglesias Pantfn, repre-
scntando la Federation Libre de
tContin1a en- la pag. III
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LA ASAMBLEA DE
LOS EMPLEADOS.

Esta siendo objeto de grandes
concentrates la asamblea de en-
plcados socialistas que tendra lu-
gar el pr6ximo lunes por la noche.
Para esta asarnblea seran convo-
cados todos los empleados socia-
listas que trabajan en- Puerto Ar
turo, bien en- este aquel departa-
mento.
Ademas tenemos entendido que
asistiran a esa asamblea, la cual
(Contjnda en- la pdg 81
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E ObetO de esta session, para Ia cual debera reunrse
e Tribunal e da IS de octubre proximo, es eli de
ebrar el que el LcdO Bolivar Pagan ha presen-
tado contra el propiO Jefe Executive

En- setiembre 23 del 25 Ell senior
Bolivar Pagan dirigi6 una carta
a! Gobernador solicitando que con
vocase al Tribunal Supreme d
session extraordinaria para que Sc
diera el case No. 3765 titulado
Bolivar Pagan vs.. Horace NJ.
Towner. Como Sc recordara, este
case es un Mandamus interpuesto
por ell senor Pagan contra el pro-
rio Gobernador para que este nom
bre a aqu6l mienbro de la Junta
h.sular de Elecciones.
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"Puede qusdar pen
diente ell nombr0mien-
to para COmiisionGdO
de Instruction
Asi 10 expresa ell senOr
Juan B. Huyke, cuyo. ter
mInO expIra hoy
No asI en- 10 que Sc re-
fiere al Auditor, car
go que debera Cubrir=
sc hoy

Hoy expira el tersslino para el
aal fuera nonbrado ell Sr. Juan
3. Huyke en- ell Departments de
instruction. De acuerdo con el
Irocedimiento que Sc sigue en-
cstos casos, el presidente Coolidge
procedera inmediatamente ha-
4 Ger un nuevo nombramiento para
jefatura de dicha rama gaber-
TianIe7a91k
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LOS FMPlEADOS SOCIAlISTAS
EN- FL MUNlCIPIO RECIBEN
INSTRU[CION[S fSPfCIAlES
Para clio Sc les ha COMO
cGdo rxpreSGmente
PareCG que Sc qUiGFe rCCOgGr di.
nero para Ia Campa1d en- Wash.

FL Comit6 Central Socialista de
esta capital, en- su Ultima reunion
discutio ampliamente la polftica 10
cal, y aun cuando Sc ha guardado
absolute reserva en- ese SEN
lido, hay algunas cosas que en-
piezan a traseender al p1blico.
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Dicho Mandamus fue radicado
cfiginalmente ante Ell juez Foote,
quien declare sin lugar la petit
eion.
EI case esta hoy ante el Supre-
mo en- apelaci6n.
Aceediendo a los deseos del Sr.
Pagan, el Gobernador convocara
a Supreme session especial el
d4a Is de octubre de 1925 Y sub
siguientes para la vista exclusiva
de dicha apelaei6n.
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extensamente por la manana con q
sobernadOr Towner. Aun cuando q
Ia bora en- que escribimos no Sc hs
hechO el nOmbramiento Sc espera
cue So de a conocer de un momentC
q otro.
De eualquiera cosa cue ocurra in
fOrmaremos Embellishments
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R0GAD A DIoS PoR Ell ALMA DE
Da. SaIuddor0 de Rada
Viuda de Tordzona
FALLECIDA
FAILECIDA

Despues de recibidos los Santos Sacramentos L.
Bendici6n Apost6lica
SuS hijos Ana, German (ausente), GuiIermina, Ante
70 (ausente). hijos pocos Eduardo Larroca, Marcos
PieraS, Ana Miro (auSente), Ana v viuda dc Tarazo
na (auSente), So hermano Patrocinio ausente), sus
nietos, sobrinos demas parienteS al comunicar a
SuS amistadeS e triste acontecimento lie ruegan Ia
Carload de acompafar el cadayer deSde La casa NOR
tuoria Allen IA, al cementero de San Juan, las de
la tarde de hoy, aSi como de eIevar una plegaria al
AtiSimo por q descanso del alma de Ia finada, por
cuyos favores le quedaran agradecidos
San Juan, P. r., Sctiembre 30, 1925
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HA MUERTO AVER Ell LlCENCIADO
CARLOS BRUNEI DEL VALE
Fl fatal desenIGce Ocurri6 las dOce y
media del medic dfG
La HERAANA DELAWCTIMA DA SU SANGRE

La una de Ia tarde. La insisten-
cia con que suena el timbre del
telefono, nos indica que Sc trata
de una llamada a larga distancia.
Efectivamente, es nuestro redac-
tor en- Ponce, senor Ramirez Brau,
ouien nos eomunica la muerte del
Ledo. Brunei del Vale.
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pecho de las autoridades que no
pueden estar continuamente al ace
cho, piden limosna "A diestro y si-
niestro.
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con Ell CAPTAIN
VAN DEUSSEN

Inmediatamente deSpu6s de des-
embarcar, el Captain Van Deussen
Sc dirigi6 a Fortaleza, en- donde
estuvo conference.-the con el Eje-
cutivo. Al terminar, pudimos salu-
tContinda en- pae. y
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nxPEcrAcIoN Y. NApA

EA&AAAAlAoN r. AA4SA
In Ia mahana del dia de aver
se corEi6 en- Palacio Ia noticia de
cue 81 oObernador acababa de ha-
Ger imp0rtantes nombramientos.
Los peTiodistas que Sc eneontraban
aii 81 prepararon para reeibir sor-
psesas y - di6 por segurO que en-
esos nombEamientos yendria 81 ter
Ger juez De distrito de- san Juan.
"A las once de Il mahana hnbim0s
6e comprsnder cue adn habria cue
esperar un POGO. En- seeretaria Ele-
eutiva SO nos entegaron los Siguien-
tes nombramientos cue Ia heeho Of
oobsrnadoF en- receso. Ia ''Junta
de Bienestar de Ia Eihez en- Puerto
Rice" estaFA Tornado por sstos ca
baiieros y damas: DR.. Bailey *.
Ashford. Dr. a. Fernos Isern. Sc
nador Enrique Gonzales Agena. Sra d.
Isabel Andrea dc Agnilar y sra
Grace Dc Lngo vihas.
Pcro en- cuanto Al tereeE iue1
EL ATTORNEY GENERAL
I'm FoRTALEZA !.
III Attorney General eonferencio
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CON Ell sR. HUYKE

En- el Departamento de Instruc-
cion todo sigue su rnarcha acos-
tumbrada. Hasta el misno Conf
sionado, permanece en- calma per-
fecta, cuando que, de ser otro, es-
tarfa presa de la mayor intran-
tContinua en- la rag. 81
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LLEGA Ell CAPTAIN
VAN DEUgEN

Ell Captain Van Deuseu, secTeta
rio particular del Gobernador lego
como habiamos anunciado, a bordo
del vapor Puerto Rico
De primsra intenci6n ell seior Van
Deusen estuvo conferenciando ex-
tensamente con ell Gobernador. 3 in
dudablemente le inform6 de cual es
la verdadera sitnaci6n en- Washing
ton en- relaei6n con los asnntos dc Ia
Ssla. :.
De todos modos es evidente que
Ell seior Van Deusen ha sido por-
tador de interesantisimas noticias,
relacionadas con las pr6ximas vaczn
tes en- el gabinete del Gobernado-.
las cuales, como es natural, no Sc ha
creido prudente dar a la prenss To-
davia.
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InuSitadd animation
en- ell PdIaCiO de San
ia Catalina
"A Ia llegoda de Van Deu-
sen, Nc ColOn eOnferencia
con ell GoberRadOr
UNA C0NFERENClA CON Ell
SECRETARlO ElECUTIv0

En- la mahana del dia de aver
rein6 inuSitada animation en- el
Palacio de Santa Catalina. Bien Sc
conoce que SO avecinan verdaderos
acontecimientos
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oTRA CoNFERENCIA CON Ell
sEcRETARIo EXECUTIVE

Uno de nuestros redactores paso
practicamentetoda la manana en- Pa
lacio, y por 10 tanto pudo enterarse
a perfection de todo cuanto ocu-
mia.
POGO despues penetr6 en- Ell despa-
cho del Gobernador el Secretario Rie-
cutivo, nuestro excelente y buen
amigo don Eduardo Saldaha, qnien
estuvo conferenciando con el CO.
bernador durante casi una hora
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LLEGA Ell AUDITOR
INFERNO MccoWN

F1nalmente lego a Palacio. no
sabemos 81 respondiendo a una la
mada telef6nica,-el auditor interi-
no, sefor McCown, quien despues de
conferencisr con don Eduardo Sal
dana en- la ofcina de este, Sc dirigio
(Continia en- La pag. 81
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HARINA PARA TABACO
La Ofrecemos a precio que no
admite cOmpetencia.
ALFONSO RIERA & CO.. Inc.
Tetuan $3.50 Y 81.
San Juan, r. r.
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Ferdinand L. Mayer, natural
de Indianapolis, quien a la
edad de 38 amos es ell Emba-
jador americana en- Pekin,
China. Durante ell lapsus de
tempo transcurridO entire ell
nombramiento de John Van A.
Nc Murray y la renuncia de
Jacob G. Shurman, fue ell que
gui6 con asombroso asierto los
escabrosOs prOblemas que oca-
siono la reyolucion iniciada por
el caudillo Schangtsolm.
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II AstOrnsy-oensral eOnfereneiO
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MRS. COOK PLANS
SWING ROUND THE CIRCLE

Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, presi-
dent general Of the d. A. r., VINO
was at the Willard last week, has
gone to her home. Waylona, at
Cooksburgh, Pa, to remain until
September 26, when she will stars
on a tour of the United States III
the interest of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. She will at
tend STATE conferences in Mime
sofa, Wisconsin, and the New Eng
land States, completing her tour the
middle Of October.
X X
Reverend Richard s. Read, rector
of Trinity Church in Minneapolis
and chaplain of the State Senate,
arrived at the Willard yesterday, ac-
companied by his wife, both being
enroute to England where they plan
to remain several months. They ex-
pecf to remain in Washington sew
eral days.
x% X
Mrs. Philip Pitt Campbell, wife
Continued on Page %, Column a
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FORMER CUBAN PRESIDENT
LUNCHEON GUEST

Former President Zayas, Of Cuba,
was the honor guest at mans
luncheon given today at the Hamil-
ton Hotel by Doctor Arturo Padro,
charge d'affaires of Cuba. There
were twelve guests.
Doctor Zayas, who is spending
some time in Washington, is ac-
companied by Nine. Zayas, but she
is in mourning and is taking no
part in social activities.
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HENDERSONS HOSTS TO
ADMIRAL AND MRS. BRISTOL

Commander and Mrs. Robert Hen
derson entertained at dinner last
evening in compliment to Rear Ad-
miral Mark Bristol, United States
high commissioner at Constaninople,
and Mrs. Bristol. The guests at
dinner included among others the
former associates of Admiral and
Mrs, Bristol at Constaninople. In
the company were the Minister of
Panama and Nine. Alfaro, the Min
lister of Austria and Nine. Prochniln,
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Sanders,
Admiral and Mrs. Benjamin f.
Hutchinson, Rear Admiral William
r. Shoemaker, Colonel and Mrs.
Arthur O'Brien. Doctor Leo s. Rowe,
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs.
Thomas c. Kincaid, Mrs. Thomas
F. Walsh, Mrs. John Allan Dough.
erty, Mile. Julietta Orillac, niece
of the Minister and Nine Alfaro,
Nine Strelskaya, Major Marion w.
Howe, and M. Gazrilov, of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis, who
shared a cottage at at Bar Harbor
this summer with Doctor and Mrs.
Thomas Clayton, have returned to
their home at 1924 Bancroft place.
Their son, Reeve Lewis, jr., will go
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DIPLOMATIC TENNIS
TOURNEY NOW ON

With the minister of Panama,
Mr.. Alfaro, as chairman Of the
committee, the annual diplomatic
tennis tournament opened yesterday
on the courts of Mrs. John B.
Hendersons picturesque home in
Sixteenth street.
The other members Of the COM
mittee are the Austrian minister,
Mr.. Prochnik, vice president;
Augusta Rosso, counselor of the
Italian embassy; Roberto Mendes
Goncalves, second secretary of the
Brazilian embassy, and Andor de
HerteIendy, secretary of the Hun
garian legation.
Justice and Mrs. Sutherland have
reopened their apartment at 2O29
Connecticut avenue after spending
three months in New York and
New Hampshire Their daughter,
Mrs. Sutherland Gilmore, and her
small son will be at 1911 r street
for the winter.
Mrs. Henry Prather Fletcher,
wife of the American Ambassador
to Italy, is passing several days
at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Atlantic
City. She is accompanied, by her
mother, Mrs. George H. Bend, of
New York.
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will be with them when she is not
visiting her brotber-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Gee, jr., in
Boston.
Mr.. Treadwell and Miss Treadwell
were in Washington for a few days
last week, but have gone on to
Boston, where Mr.. and Mrs. Gee,
who were married in Asheville a
few weeks ago.. are getting settled
in their new home. The young
couple, too. were here for short
visit in their honeymoon. Mrs. Gee
was formerly Miss Mary Treadwen.
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district court jury to pay s216~ to
Sam Rosenblatt. as damages for
false arrest and mental anguish
which she caused in having Rosen-
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back on Friday to the Choate
School at Wallingford, Conn.
Doctor and Mrs. Clayton and MISS
Louise Clayton are again in Wash
ington. Miss Clayton spent the
Summer in Europe.
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blatt arrested for smoking in
street car.
Mrs. Illingsworth, after the al
rest. on May IS, failed to appeal
against Rosenblatt and the cas-.
was dismissed.
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TO MOVE SHORTLY
TO ST. NICHOLAS

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Arrnat
have taken an apartment at the
st. Nicholas. but are temporarily
at the Highlands while their new
home is being made ready for
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Armat spent
the summer in Newport, returning
recently by motor.
Mrs. w. H. Boiling and Miss
Bertha Boiling have taken an apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Boiling is the mother of Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, and Miss Boiling
is her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Clark
are staying at the Potomac Hotel
while hunting for a suitable apart,
ment. They spent a year abroad
and since their return in the early
summer have been at their old
home in Chicago.
4 \ 4
Mrs. Emory Land has returned
to Washington after a sojourn
with Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Merrill
at Avalon, their summer home at
Prides Crossing.
Henry Cleveland Perkins has
gone to Atlantic City and is at the
Ritz-CarltOn for a weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lowman are
giving up their apartment at 1909
Sixteenth street on October and
will take possession of their re-
Gently purchased home at 1926
Sixteenth street.
***
Mrs. Eugene LeMerle and Miss
Eugene LeMerle, who spent the
summer travelling through Cali
| fornia and other Western States,
have returned to their home in @
street.
Lieutenant Lorriner C. Graham,
| u. S. N, has returned to the naval
base at Hampton Roads, Va, after
short visit with his mother, Mrs.
Andrew B. Graham. His brother,
Jerome Graham, is his guest for a
few days.
Miss Bessie johnson has gone to
her old home in Norfolk for a short
visit.
Durward Grinstead, of this city,
who has been spending the summer
with Mrs. Grinstead at the Fort
House in Manchester, is sailing
October 6, for Dresden, where he
is to take up his new duties as
vice consul. Mrs. Grinstead and
| the children will accompany him.
The Grinsteads expect to be abroad
| for two years.
Captain Woldemar Svensknikoff
has returned to town after short
visit with Rear Admiral Walter
Mclean, retired, and Mrs. Mclean
at their new home near Luther
Vile. Md. Admiral and Mrs. Nc
Lean lived in Washington for a
number of years.
| X
Mrs. Harry Slocum has joined
her mother, Mrs. James K. Jones,
here to remain until early in De-
cember. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Slocum were at Newport for part
of the summer.
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TO ENTERTAIN FOR
BRITISH ADMIRAL

On the eve of closing the summer
embassy at Manchester, Mass, the
Charge d'Affaires of Great Britain
and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon will
entertain at dinner there tomorrow
night in honor of Admiral Sir
james Ferguson, in command of
II. M. S. Calcutta.
The dinner will be followed by
dance at the Essex Club.
Mr.. Chiffon is expected in Wash
ington this week, but Mrs. Chiffon
and their children will go to Michi-
gan to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas j. O'Brien.
X X
The Counselor Of the Hungarian
Legation and\ Nine. Pelenyi, who
are visiting the latter's sister, Mrs.
S. L. Mather, in Cleveland, will re-
turn to Washington about the mid
die Of next week.
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Q Have New York Apartment

Miss Margaret Treadweli, daugh-
GER Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Tread
well, is another Washington girl,
4 friend of most of this group, who
will spend the winter in New York,
but l have not heard that she is
koing specifically for artistic de-
Selopment. Mr. and Mrs, Tread
well, who have been at Asheville,
n. c., for several months, expect
90 take an apartment in New York
tor the winter and their daughter
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SMOKERS ARREST COSTS
WOMAN ,$216 DAMAGES

NEWARK, Sept. 2f.-Mrs. Elsie
S. Illingsworth was ordered by =
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NJ. DAESCHNER LEAVES
FOR NEW YORK

The ambassador of France, M.
Daeschner, left town today for New
York to meet the members of the
French debt commission on their
arrival in this country.
Nine di MARITIME, wife of the am
hassador Of Italy, who met her hus-
band on his arrival in New York
from Italy, has returned to the
North Shore to remain until the
end of this month. The ambassador
came at once to Washington.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Wilbur spent yesterday in
Annapolis as guests of Rear Ad.
miral Mutton, superintendent of the
Naval Academy, and Mrs. Mutton.
They made the trip by motor.
Doctor Timothy A. Smiddy, min.
ister of Ireland, has returned to
Washington from New York where
he was at the Hotel Roosevelt for
several days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-21
WHITE HOUSE
DIN N Err IS
PLANNED
President and Mrs. Cool
idge to Entertain for
Debt Commission

The President and Mrs. Coolidge
will entertain at dinner on Thurs
day, evening in honor OF the mem
bers of the French Debt Funding
Commission, who are landing in
New York tomorrow. Because
this hospitality is being planned
and the hard work before the COM
mission will leave little time for
play, the big dinner which the Sec.
rotary of State and tho Secretary
of the Treasury were to have given
Jointly at the Pan American Union
for the visitors has been cancelled,
and if either official entertains for
the French members of the COM
mission on which they are sitting
it Will be in more informal way.
The reception to be held at the
White House in the early after
noon of October in honor of the
delegates to the Interparliamentary
Union is another hospitality in
prospect. so that the White House
will be unwontedly gay this year
for so early in the season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-21
ADMIRAL CONES DAUGHTER
HERE FOR WINTER MONTHS.

Mrs. Jeffrey Caswell Metzel, vile
of Lieutenant Metzel, u. S. NJ, IS
the guest of her father. Rear Ad-
miral Hutchinson 1. Cone, and will
spend the winter with him. Lieu
tenant Metzel is coming to Wash
ington for week-ends. He Is on
duty aboard a naval vessel outIlt-
ting in Philadelphia. Since their
marriage in the spring, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Metzel have been living
in New York, where he has been
taking special course at Column
bia University.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-21
JEAN ELIOT'S GOSSIP OF. SOCIETY
MIR. AND MRS. WELLES
TAKE PARIS APARTMENT

Mrs. Richard Townsend will sail
for this country on the Leviathan
on October II, after having been in
Europe with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Sumner
Welles, for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welles have taken
an apartment in Paris, which they
will occupy on their return from
a motor trip through Germany.
X
The Secretary of the Peruvian
Embassy and Nine. Prada returned
Yesterday from a trip to White
Sulphur Springs and Breton Wood,
N. H.