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81 GOnSeguimOS.....,
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cHltades''.
DOS NoTIcIAs
Jefe, Neg. del Trabajo.

DOS NoTIcIAs
En- primer lugar, (y este 10 anun
eiames por nuestra cuenta,) debs
mos ihformar a nuestros lectores,
que en- breve. el Lcdo. Martinez Ma
d1l pubhcara en- ell Baltimore
sun, I'm extenso informe EN- rela.
cion con las elecciones en- nuestr1
isla. VI periodico de referencia na
solicitado la collaboration del Lcdo
Martinez Nadal, a 10 caal el ha ac.
cea. 10 por entender que los efec.
tos de la campaha de protesta. asi
convene.
Ademas, anunciamos nuestros
lectores, que Ell Lcdo. Martinez Ma
dal nos ha prometido una interesac.
tisims entrevista, en- la cual demos
trarS que Ell Partido Republicano
nudo ovitar la coalici6n con los so.
cislistas, sin dividirse, en- dos fac.
cloncs. aharse con los unicnistas
mas tarde, y consolidar su posici6n
GCopo? FL nos dira. Esa interesanti
sima entrevista aparecera en- nues
ira eGici6n dominicaI de esta sen,s
na
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B. NC. SHIELDS.
Capt. 307th. Inf.
Ell EIDeparianento de- Justicia
Continuation de la pagina la.

.aSunto.
AFELAREMoS''
"Esperamos la decision final de
la Juntd Insular para apelar ante
ell Tribunal Supreme de la decision
que e;nitiera Ell Juez de la Corte
de Distrito en- ell 'Mandamus'' in
terpuesto contra ell Board.
"Nuestra opinion sobre este
asunto, es que procede b. apela-
cion, por ESQ, estaGos dispuestos
y decid;dos presentar la querella
ante ell Tribunal Supreme.
Tambi6n, deberemos esperar
la notification Official procedente de
la Corte de Distrito, Distrito Prime
ro, rotifcandonos de la sentencia
dictada".
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question como esta, que encierra tan
t. trascendencia politica.
Ell mensaje del senior Barcelo, Sc
considera como ell cailonazo, precur-
sor de Ia gran batalla. Ell Lcdo. Las
TIA Clarriez, salta tambien la are
ia de- combate, excudo en- alto v
lama en- ristle. GCua1 sera el restl-
tado?
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Ell Juez de Salida del HI
p6dfOmo suspendio, hssta
que dJe su condicii0n re-
sabiosa, al cabauO 1Merino'
Los 1ItimOs acuerdos de la Co.
misi0n Higica. Ell mddsIO de cua-
drOs para rep lici;6n fue sOnleti-
do a dicEO ORGANISING
CCMIsI0N HIPICA INsULAR DE
EUERTo RICO

Session ofdinaria- Feb. 2, 1925.
Cs)E,cURRENTES Presidents
Sr. Richardson. Comisionados: Sc
flores sifre, Diaz Coilazo Y Such.
Sc leyeron los informes del Ju-
RADIO, Timekeeper, Veterinario e
Inspcctores de las Bancas del
Pool del resultado de las carreras
celebradas el l de febrero, 1925,
en- LAS CASAS RACING PARK.
FL J,rado del Hipodromo LAS
CASAs i1npuso los siguientes cas-
tigos:
SIS 90 de 1nrlta al Sr. G. Fer
nandez Jr., duefio del caballo CA
MAGUEY por no proveerlo de SUI
! dadero de handicap
FL Juez de ,Salidas suspendi6,
para que no pueda correr e ingrese
en- la Escuela de Jockeys y Entire
'fiSmiento de caballos hasta que de-
je la condicion rabiosa, al caba-
lio MERINo, propiedad del sr.
L. P. Vidal.
! En- vista del informe del Jurado
en- Ell caal Sc hace constar que el
caballo MAXWELL propiedad de-
+, Sr. Rafael Alcoba no tom6 parte
en- las carreras celebradas ell l de
febreto pesar de estar inscrito y
anunciado en- ell programa Official
Sc acordo impone erie una
multa de 500 % al dueno de dicho
caballo, de conformidad con 10 pre-
visto en- el Reglamento de esta Co.
r1ision..
Sc lego una carta del sr. Faus
to E. Arandes, Manager del Hi
podromlo LAS CASAS, enviando,
para su aprobaci6n, ell modelo de
cuadros para la repetici6n de com
binaciones y fue acuerdo contestar-
! le.que de conformidad con ell acuer-
do de esta comision sobre ell parti-
cular, Ell cuadro de cada denomi-
nacion debe ser de un color distin-
to y que la denomination Sc impri-
ma en- tpio mas negro.
Fueron aprobados los cambios
de nombre de los caballos siguien-
tes, propiedad del Oriental Stable:
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.ALESSANDRI VISTA AL REY
EN- Ell PALACIO QUIRINAL

ROMA, fcbrero 8. Omitted
Press. M. Alessandri, quien
dentro de algunos dia partira ha-
cia Chile con ell fin de hacerse
cargo de nuevo de la presidencia
de aquella nacion, visito informal
mente al Rey Victor Emmanuel
de Italia en- su palacio del Qui-
Tambien visito y cambio i'm
rinal.
presiones con el Primer Minis
tro italiano NJ. Mussolini. Ales-
sandri ha anunciado que dentro
de algunos dias visitara tambien
su Santidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04

.6eraciones relacionadas con Ell nom
bramfento de Speaker, he negado a
la conclusion de que el patriotismo
de todos exige la designation del Sc
iior Tous Soto.
lei momento politico demanda ell
sacrificio de las pretenciones perso-
males por justas y legitimas que sean
ante el interes de Puerto Rico en-
la sinceridad y ell exito del movi.
migrtc patriotico de Ia Alianza.
Asi 10 hemos comprendido Cue.
IRA y yo, actuando solidariamente
BARCELo.
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UNA EXPLOSION EN- UNA
FABRICA DE AMONIACO

BERLIN, febrero 8. Omitted
Press. -Despachos procedentes
de Sarbruecken, anuncian que ha
explotado en- aquella ciudad una
gran fabrica de amoniaco destru-
yendo por complete casi todos los
edifcios circunvecinos.
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MR.. FRoHLICH ENFERMo

Desde hace una semana Sc ha-
ia enfermo, aunque no de cuida-
do, nuestro particular amigo el
seiior Frohlich, Gerente de la
Universal Pictures Co., en- esta
ciudad.
Hacemos fervientes votos por-
que pronto recobre su salud.
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NJ. MENDIA.
Administrator Judicial
Sc AiQUILA

Local en- la pIanta baja del edi-
ficio de Sucesores de Perez
Herhnanos, Marina. Tiene es-
critorio y funigadora.
Ihformes: TeIefono 215, San
Juan, P. r.
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RECEIvERSHP ESTATE OF
Mr.. WENCESLAO BORDA

1t is hereby advised to all per-
sons having debts, accounts or
claims in favor or against the "Su-
cesi6n de Wenceslao Borda", whose
death recently took place at the
City of N. Y, that they may pre-
sent same within a period of thirty
(S0) days, from this date on, at
the Office of the Receivership, of
said State
Nj. MENDIA
Receiver
Office: Allen No. II, P. o. Box 351,
SaE Juan january 9th 1925.
Advt
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ANTE LA CoRTE

Ell case fue visto ante ell Hon.
Juez Rodriguez Sierra, representan-
do q la demandante ell Lcdo. Tor
mes, a a la demandada, ell Lcdo..
Carlos Llaugier de la oficina del
Attorney General.
La Corte dicto la siguiente SEN
tencia, despues de oir a ambas par
tes:
LA deman6ante practice la
prueba documental y testifcal, no
otreciendose por la demandada
prueba aiguna y sometido ell case
por los abogados respectivos de las
parties, la Corte dicto sentencia de-
cIarando que la demandante tiene
derecho la suma de $1,000 como
compensation, y que dicha suma Sc
IA pagada totalmente, y de una So
la vez, y ademas, dicha suma, de
confcrmidad con 10 expresado por
la demandante, sera citada en- secre-
taria de esta Corte para ser inver-
tida con arreglo las indicaeiones
de la beneficiaria -
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J'AGANDO Ell PRINCIPAL
CON LOS INTERESTS QUE
ESTE DEVENGARA

La benefciaria, ell este case Ia
Sra. Romero, inmediatarfente ape
10 ante la Corte de Distrito en- su
distrito segundo, aiegando que Ia
cantidad a ella asignadala no era
suficiente, y tambi6n que Sc lie es-
taba pagando con los intereses que
devengaba ell principal sea Ia
cantidad a ella asignadala
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NARANJAL por INFANTA,
SUSANA D por CHAVAL

Fue presentada la solicitud de
inscription del caballo del pals
denominado MIsTICO propiedad
del seflor Juan I. Sosa.
sFue denegada la solicitud del Sc
fier Antonio A. Pacheco para que
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!.
ADMINISTRATION JUDICIAL.
DE LOS BIENES DEJADOS
AL FALLECIMIENTO DE DON
WENCESLAlO BORDA

Por ia presente 50 avisa todas
aqueilas personas que tengan deu-
das, cuentas reclamation alguna
a favor o en- contra dc la "Sucesi6n
de Wenceslao Borda, recientemen-
te fallecido en- la ciudad de New
York Sc sirvan presentarla dentro
del ternlino &c 80 dfas a contar des-
de esta fecha, en- la oficina del Ad-
nlinistrador Judicial de dichos bic
nes que 10 es ell suscribiente.
NJ. MENDIA.
Administrator Judicial.
P. 0. Box 351- No. II Allen st.
San Juan, P. R. Enero 27 de 1925.
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De: G. o. Comp. G. 3O7
de Inf. :, Div. II
A: Ay 1d&nte General del Ejercito
Asunto: Accommodation para la
Cruz del serv1cio Distinguido:
1,-Respctuosamente deseo traer
q 81 conocinicnto y recomendar
por su extraordfnario heroisRo e
intreridez en- accion, a Luis Que
vedo, anteriormente sargento de
n Comp. ''C'' 307 de Infanteria,
Division II, dc las Fuerzas Expe-
dicionarias Americanas.
"A las 8 de la madrugada de
oct. 16, 1919, en- la obscuridad que
ptecedI6 al ataqfe Y captura de
Grand Pre-, su teniente, Clean E .
Grubbs, que despu6s fue hallado
muerto, Sc informo como desapare-
cido FL sargento Quevedo asu-
mic el ma2do de su peloton, sin de-
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ASOCIACIoN DE PRoDUCTO-
RES DE AZUCAR DE P. R.

Gables .sobreel Mercado de Az1car
New York, Feb. 2.-12:30 P. M.
Promedio precio segulida quin-
cena de enero $4.5825. Todo eli
mes de eneroa $4.579S.
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Time atribuCieWS.....
oonrlnuaciou de la Ia. SAG.

Gjada. Entonces Ia Sra. Romero
scEcito de la Conlision ell dinero
que lie correspondia. A este, la Co
mission dc Indenlnizaciones a obre-
ros ha ccntestado que Ia Sra. Ro-
nero recibiria mensualmente Ia can
tidad de S25 90 hasta tanto Sc con
cluyaran los $4,000, este es, que la
suma de dinero ella adjudicada
&c seria entregada en- cuatro afios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04

Manuel V. Martinez, Evange-
lista Calder6n, Julio Correa, Gallo
Abad Maldonado, Agustin Davi-
la, Jose Ruiz, Jose E. Calderon,
Severiano Ortiz, Emilio Navas,
Antonio Santos, Enrique Aquino,
Jose R. Vazquez, Rafael Carlo
Pujals.
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Apesar del.

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La AsOciaci0n...
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aprobacion del Bill que pone en-
nlanos de los puertorriquenos Ia
election de su gobernador, sea
la fgura mas saliente del Gobier-
no msular, poniendonos de ese
modo en- condolences de regir
nuestros propios destinos.
De la feliz acogida que tuvo la
Conisi6n ante los poderes de
Washington va ha hablado la
prensa de Estados Unidos V la
de Puerto Rico Y no hay duda de
cue nuestras legitimas aspiracio-
nes de pueblo quito Y civilizado
Sc veran pronto convertidas en-
hermosa realidad. Pero aunque
Sc ignorase la suerte que habra
de correr nuestra petici0n en- ell
Congreso Americana, aunque re-
su1tasen infructuosos los esfuerzos
de dicha Comisi6n, nosotros, lor
buepos puertOrriqueTos tenemos
que correspondent de una mancra
digna Y noble al supreme esfuer-
10 realiZado por los hombres que
integran esa comisloh, va que cllos
fUeron a pedir 10 que a su ele-
vado iuicio nos sponde Y
quienes al mandate de su pueblo
para seryirle felmcnte, abando-
naron las comodidades de su no.
gar Ia atencion de sus intereses
rarticulales. A todo ESQ, compa-
triotas, tenemos cue correspon-
der yendo al muelle 81 dia nueve
de este mes a recibir a nuestro
querido Don Antonio Y a sus dig
nos compaTeros de comision para
ofrccerles nuestra mas enthusiastic
hienvenida y demonstrates nues-
ira decidida adhesion para salts
facci6n de ellos Y nuestra v para
cue aqneila otra c0mlSl0n que Sc
encuentra en- Washington ata-
cando nuestro prestigio politico,
sepa que el pals CT masa como
I'm solo coraz6n y una sofia alma
csta al lado de aquellos que la
boran constantemente por su en-
grandecin1iento y ell bien general
de todos los puertorriquenos.
Al Muelle No. l pues, todos los
que tienen su fe puesta en- los
ideales que encarna la bandera de
la "Alianza Puertorriquena", que
son, TODO POR PUERTO RICO.
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New York, Feb. 2.-2:5S P. NJ.
Los compradores estan dando
preferencia a azucares en- dep6-
sit6s afote a $4.62. va mira de
los compraGores no es mas alta
de S4.59 para febrero y mario.
New York, Feb. 2.-3:37 P. NJ.
Venta de $4,000 sacos a $4.65
para pronto embarque. Venta
heeha con anterioridad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-04

Por ell Comit6 Ejecutivo de
la Asocidci6n de Ob1eros e
ind,Lst1idles de Puerto Rico,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17
STEEL COMPANY.
u. S. In BATTLE
COVER cont RACT
Government Files Suit to Get
Back $4,000, De-
PENDANT Does, Too.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE
government today sued the Bethle-
hem Steel Corporation for return of
R15, 100000 which it is claimed was
over-paid on construction contracts
during the war. The work was for
ship construction and four sub
salaries of the corporation are men
toned in the action.
NEW YORK, Ar 1.-THE Beth
lehem Steel Corpo on today filed
a bill of particulaA in a suit for
100000 against tn United States
Government today, tbs amount still
being due, the corporation declares,
on ship construction done for the
Government during the war.
Preliminary action in this suit al
ready had been taken so the Gov.
eminent suit filed in Philadelphia to-
day against the corporation is re-
garded by Bethlehem officials here
rs In the nature of a counter claim.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17

cessive purchases was denounced by
H. p. Sheets. national secretary Of
the Retail Hardware Dealers Asso-
citation Thursday night at a dinner
Of Association of Credit Men at the
SEVERN.
New directors are: e. c. Johnson,
f. A. Keller, Ulysses Jordan, Charles
Wagner, G. C. Klippel, j. e. Stilz,
Frank B. Slupensky G. w. Earring
ton, Byron j. Smith, and John A.
Logan.
A total Of $3.50 has been raised
by credit men here in their drive for
$25, 900 to aid the national campaign
to suppress commercial crime, it was
reported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17
Gone, but Not Forgotten

IF you see any automobiles bearing
these license numbers, call police or
The Indianapolis Times, Main $500 The
owner may be able to do the same Tor
you some time.)
Automobiles reported stolen to
police belong to: Olive Barnes. 4934
e. Elliott ST., Studebaker, no license
from Georgia and Capitol Ave.
Morris Stegeman, 80 E. Georgia
St., Chalmers. 496-155, from Mary
land and Meridian SITS
Frank Meyers, 1449 S. Talbot
Ave-, Davis. 452-O9S. from New
Jersey and Vermont SITS.
Paul Sharp, 1873 w. Twenty
Ninth St., Maxwell, 3794, from Stock
St., and Belt Railroad.
Louise Craig, S14 N. Meridian St.
Essex, 544-677, from rear of SIC n.
Meridian St
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17

ton, Al, Of 1896 N. Illinois ST.; J. r.
Kurfiss, "a, of 5945 University Ave-;
Raymond Martin. %. of 1859 s. Della
ware ST.; I. Shane, rs, Of 1904 N.
Pennsylvania ST.; j. l.. Hughey, 40.
of 1855 Lambert St; August Senne,
10, of Y. NJ. c. A.
Charles Mull1ey. IS. of 20 N. Cole
St. is charged with failure to have
tail light. having only one head
light and no chauffeur's license.
Claude Goodloe. IS. of Bridgeport.
Ind, IL charged with not having a
tail light. Both arrests were made
by State police. James Irwin, 2735
n. Meridian St., and H. Sturgiss, 26,
of 2024 Hovey ST., are charged with
violation OF the muller law.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17
DENOUNCE WILD SELLING
National Hardware Head Speaks Be
fore Credit Men

wild selling" to persons financial
ly unable to bear the burden of ex-
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Store Building Protested

City plan commission is consider
ing protest of residents near Dear
born and Twentieth SITS, who APP
peared Thursday, to prevent cree
ton of store building by George w.
Hughey at southeast corner. Petit
ton was signed by eighty-seven per
sons. Operations We're ordered
halted during commissions consider
alton
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17

Albert Heath, 1147 College Ave-. is
charged with speeding by deputy
sheriffs
Forrest Williams. %. colored, 1910
Brooker ST., is charged with passing
street car loading and unloading
passengers and Charles w. Muir,
45, of Louisville, KY. is held on
charges of driving while intoxicated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17
STRUCK IN FIST FIGHT
Unidentified Man Unconscious at
Observation-Disclosures Sought.

An unidentified man Is at the city
hospital today, unconscious. police
say after being struck In a fist
fight at Illinois and New York SITS,
Thursday night. Joe Dugan, "a, OF
522h N. Illinois ST., and Edward
Barrett, 20, OF the same address,
are said to be two Of five men en-
gagged in the fight.
The man is held on the detention
ward charged with intoxcation and
vagrancy. Police are seeking the
three men who escaped.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17
POLICE make
AUTO CHARGES
Alleged VioIatorS Slated at
Headquarters.

A number Of alleged speeders and
others said to have violated motor
laws were slated at police head
quarters today.
Police charged six persons with
speeding. They were: William Min
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17

will meet Wednesday in the Bright
wood Y. NJ. c. A.
The best house on a recent addi-
ton to the Brightwood playground
will be converted into a commu-
nifty house, Jones said. The other
three will be torn down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17
GOLF COURSE is SOUGHT
'Srightwood Civic Club Wants New
Site Improved.

- Improvements of the site between
E%& rtieth and Thirty Fourth SITS, on
'Bearborn St., recently purchased
for park, will be sought by Bright
wood Civic Club Gus H. Jones,
president, said today.
Jones said the club wants a golf
bourse in the new park. Tn eclub
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17
FIower Society Meeting

"Trees and Their influence" will
be the feature talk OF George r.
Phillips of fthe State department Of
Conservation at the meeting Of the
Garden Flower Society Of Indianapo-
lis at the Chamber Of Commerce at
8 D. m. Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-17
BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by
police belong to: William Hopkins,
1452 Brookside Ave, Oldsmobile,
found at Senate Ave. and Michigan
st.
William E. Straub, 229 E. Pratt
St., Ford, found at 334 n. Illinois st.
The Chilkoot post., 1925-06-19

REPORTED PLACER STRIKE
 
  the ELY 1ver smpede He left early in the wi tn 
  of a
 
  He bull and up. got int jams flooda is followi rafti vii fa1 and does the uaexpected thing hout himself 
 He elate one h in lookinO ha he dc to News.
The Chilkoot post., 1925-06-19
SKAGWAY TO HOLD BIG HARVEST FE

letter the Chamber w from Clara Dsda secretary of the SkgDay
  and r fair wh1 c is proposed to be held in sag"
 
 The to the
The Chilkoot post., 1925-06-19

I
   Fisheries, of  The
  Alaska 7,219 Capital Alaska totals  Southeastern, Western Alaska, 1924
  $l2 864 and Western Of products $ $36 
 
 
  and in Wh1 amounting $2OO HOLD HARVEST FESTIVAL.
Evening star., 1925-12-08

president; w. ]. Reed. Columbus, Ohio.
vice president; Coma Wade, Malcolm,
Md, second vice president: N. T.
Velar, Pittsburgh, third vice presi-
dent; George Dabney. Boston, fourth
vice president; Miss Caroline Cook.
Baltimore, treasurer; Fearless VIII
liams, Baltimore. recording secretary;
William A. Prater, executive secre.
tary; Henry NJ. Smith, assistant exc
cutiye secretary; Peter Quander, SER
geant-at-arms
The Federation will meet again in
Washington next year.
The church will assist, but it is UP
to each colored person as an indi-
vidual to raise his own standard if
the colored race is to become a great
formative institution, Archbishop Mi
chael Curley Of Baltimore told the
members of the federation yesterday
at st. Augustine's Church.
Archbishop Curley told of the diff
culties confronting the Catholic
Church, particularly in dealing with
the negroes. as only. a very small pro-
portion OF the colored race belongs to
the Catholic Church. and urged the
society to hold to a steadfast purpose
and to discard all extraneous mat GERS.
Rev. Kramer, secretary of the Board
OF Negro Missions Of New York City,
Evening star., 1925-12-08
Most Henpecked
Man Is Phalarope,
U. S. Experts Hold

The Department of Agriculture
elects Mr.. Wilson Phalarope as the
prize henpecked husband OF the
prize feminist. In fact. she Is a
bird-so Is Mr.. Phalarope.
Carrying modern tendencies to
the limit. the lady PhalaropeS
wear all the gay plumage, do all
the counting and after marriage
make the males keep house and
raise the family. They live along
the shore and are said to be of Il
very retiring disposition. Mr..
Phalarope certainly is.
Their diet of horsefiies and mos
Quitoes puts them on the depart
mentS protected. list.
Evening star., 1925-12-08
URGE MEMORIAL
TO NEGRO HEROES
CoI0red Catholics Would
Honor Those Killed in
All Wars.

A proposed national memorial to
the colored soldiers and sailors who
have given their lives for their coun-
try in all wars from the Revolutionary
to the World War was indorsed by
the Federation of Colored Catholics of
the United States. which closed it's
first annual convention at ST. Angus
tines Church, Fifteenth and l. streets,
yesterday:
Archbishop Curley of Baltimore
spoke. and a reception was held in
his honor at the Lincoln colonnade
last night.
The following officers were named
for the coming year: 7. w. Turner
of Hampton Institute. was reelected
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spoke on the relations between the two

| spoke on the relations between the two
races.
Other speakers stressed the work
OF the mission societies. both in for
eign countries and In America. They
all urged a more unified support of the
| missions by the colored Catholics.
Very Rev. Ignatius Smith, speaking
at Sundays session, asserted that
the Catholics were loyal to the Govern
ment, and that Intolerance and dis
elimination are totally unwarranted.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by the president. T. w. Tur-
ner. of the Hampton Institute.
Resolutions, DR.. Albert Ridgeley, w.
G. Tyler and Charles WOODLAND Gre
dentials. w. j. Smith, chairman: place
| of meeting. Mrs. Caroline Cook, Joseph
James and Elmo Anderson; nomina-
tions, John Thomas, Victor Daniel,
William Miner and Miss Anita Will
liams.
The convention will close this after
noon after reports Of committees have
been heard and the officers for the
coming year elected.
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WEEKS ON WAY HOME.
Will Be Guest Of Canal Zone Gov
ernor Until Friday.

BALBOA. Canal Zone. December 8
Np.-John w. Weeks, former Ameri.
can Secretary Of War, has arrival
here on his way home from his south
American trip. He will be the guest
OF tho Governor of the Canal ZONE
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Misplaced Illumination.

From the Boston Transcript.
80 Bill was arrested last night for
being drunk and driving without
lights"
Yes, Bill was lit up and the car
wasn't"
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when he sails for Ha

until Friday. when he sails for Ha.
Vana, Cuba.
Mr.. Weeks said he looked for vast
| improvements in the Panama Canal
to meet the increased traffic due to
better trade conditions. Regarding
| reports of projected interoceanic
waterway through Nicaragua, he said
This matter was SO far in the future
that the present generation should
not be troubled with l..
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Rings bearing an engraving of a
scarab have been worn as mascots
ever since the days Of the ancient
Egyptians.