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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Miss Gertrude Smith Has Charming Home
Wedding; Dinner Dance Planned

TUE marriage Of Miss Gertrude
i Burwcll smith. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs, James Van Allen smith.
10 Mr. kenneth James Morford. son
~ Mr. and Mrs. Seth II .Morfori
was solemniEed Thursday evening
at tho homo of the brides uncle
and aunt Mir, and Mrs Arson $,
Burwell, az 5 o'clock and was FOL.
lowed by q reception az $50 o'clock
Tho service, read hy the Rev.
Edward Lincoln Smith IN the pres,
ence ~ tho immediate families.
took place in the drawing room
before a standard Of Ascension lilies
against fern background. with
tall white tapcrs In branching can
dolabra az either side White
flowers gladloluses. dahlias. roses
and astcrs combined with cool
greens filled vases and standards
In all the rooms and made an in
wiling setting FOR the bride and her
attendants
An aisle o. white ribbons was
formed by James Van Alien smith
lr., and Cameron Smith. two little
brothers OF the bride. who preceded
her 20 the altar as she entered on
the arm OF her father 20 the
strains ot the Bridal Chorus" from
Lohengrin played hy her cousin.
Miss Barbara Burwcll
The bride was an exquisite pic
ture In white brooaded satin fash,
toned from her mothers wedding
gown II WAS slim and straight or
Silhouette. with touches OH duchesse
lace al neck and sleeves and bands
Of pearls on the shoulders. Her
tulle we'll which had been her
mothers, was caught at either side
with valley lilies and her bouquet
was OF lilies OF the valley in long
shower
Miss Augusta Burwell. the brides
cousin. was maid OF honor. Her
gown was OF jade green chiffon
with softly shirred drapos at front
and sides and her bouquet was on,
tirely OF white sweet peas.
The two bridesmaids. Miss Susan
Erwin, OF Astoria. Ore. and Miss
Josephine Lewis. also wore green
chiffon frocks in lighter tone. and
their flowers were also white sweet
peas.
Carolyn Morford. the groom's
little sister. who was flower girl.
wore a French rufcsd trock OF del.
tcato green. and carried basket
OF small white flowers.
Mrs. Smith wore a brocadcd gold
and silver gown with a corsage
Of roses and sweet peas. Mrs. Nor.
ford was in blonde satin emhroid-
cred In iridescent beads. and small
autumn flowers for corsage. Mrs.
Burwell was gowned In orchid gcor.
gette heavily beaded and her cor.
sage was OF rossbuds and lilies of
the valley.
Mr.. Harold Morford was best man
for his brother.
At the reception. Mrs. Il. L..
Blaine, Mrs. L. w. Lewis, Mrs.
stewart f. Smith. and Mrs. x.
Kline Hilinan presided over the
supper table. charming with It's
white blossoms and candles. assisted
by the Misses Rosalia Morford,
Catherine Greenweil. Lorraine
I.andstrom, Janice Royal and Lois
Syilhelmy.
For travelling Mrs. Morford wore
a heavy Canton crepe model in
cocoa brown. with collar in sand
shade, tailored velour hat to cor
respond and a corsage Of gold and
rich brown tinted flowers.
After September Is. Mr.. and Mrs.
aorford win be at home at 1876
seth ave y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Luncheon and Cruise
on Yacht

Mrs. Jessie Ives will entertain AZ
luncheon and cruise around tho
Sound next Tuesday afternoon, on
tho yacht Jeslmar. In honor OF Mrs.
Forrest j. Smith 81 Lacrosse, Wis,
who IS the CUES, OF Mrs. Warren NJ.
Horner and Mrs, Reginald Gay
nor Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs, Ives with Mr and
Mrs. q. l.. wakeman and Mrs Wake
mans mother Mrs J, r, Lodge. as
their guests. will leave Saturday on
their yacht. for a weekend cruise,
Next "Wednesday Mrs Ives with
her two nicccs, the Misses Eleanor
Fleming and Margaret Young and
Mn. Bertha Young VII leave for
Lake Crescent for a weeks stay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Service at
Orthopedic Shops

Mrs o. b. Leonhart viii he hostess
for Ren,on Hin Guild AT the ortho-
pcdic lunch room Saturday, assisted
BY Mrs. r. j. Bradeen, Mrs w. {.
Krafve. Mrs. Julia Morris, Mrs. Fred
suskey. Mrs. w. -. Freeman. Mrs,
r. NJ. Lawrence. Mrs. II. NJ. Peasc,
Mrs. +. NJ. Brown, Mrs. G. l.. II.
Graves, Mrs. Louis Lockwood and
Mrs. f. J. SAKE.
Broadway Guild. with Mrs, II. l.
Greene. viii have charge of the Thrift
Shop on Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
ST MARTINS MOTHERS
TTIfn pTfsNyTT


Members Of the ST. Martins
MotherH club win have basket
picnic Tuesday, August II. AZ the
summer home Of Mrs. John s Hud,
son. Those attending are asked 20
provide Individual table service.
Coffee, cream and sugar win he
furnished by the committee In
charge Members win be met nc
Edmonda by private cars 10 convey
them 70 the Hudson home.
The directors Of the club enjoyed
a delightful luncheon last week as
the guests OF Mrs ~. Folbort pal.
ton, az her summer home at Three
Tree point
WEST SEATTLE ". c. r, L,
West Seattle w c. r. L. will meet
IN regular monthly session at the
Federation picnic Tuesday August
II, at Woodland park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
WATER SHITOF
NOTICE

water viii be shut or on
gath ave. n. and on Mont
hike place and MontIake
Blvd. from T.. Lynn o.,
to Lake Washington canal
Also on Louisa 81. and Miller
st.. cast OF W. M0ntlakc
place. Also on T.. McGraw
st., east Of 24th ave. y.
Water will also be shut or
on r., Goth st, from Saith ave.
y. 4. 10 3Jth ave. n. y and
on 35th ave. n. r., from T..
55th 81. to T.. 6Oth 81. Time
Is Saturday from a. m. to
8 p, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

Doris Kenyon returned from her
camp In the Adlrondacks whore shs
yacauoncd between pictures shs
expects 10 start work again within
q week OF 20 A. the studios IN me
Bronx Mla Kenyon recently fin
i.hed her role in "Thc Half Way
Girl" in which she and Lloyd
Hughes were co featured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Miss Jeanne Adams
to GiUe Dinner

In compliment to Miss Mary Rod.
die and Frank Roddie. Jr., who. with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
8. Roddie OF Los Angeles, are visit
ing IN town. Miss Jeanne Adams,
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Frederick
Adams. viii entertain at dinner Sat.
urday evening, at the Tennis club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Personal

Mr.. Jack CarriEau and Mr Alan
Barker. OF New York. arc spending
this month with Mr. carrigan's par.
ents. Nr and Mrf NJ J Carrigun.
MIR and Mrs Knox }Saikom, Of
Vancouver b C.. are the guests
over The weekend OF Mr., aud Mrs
Rex Stafford nj their home az The
Highlands
Mi and Alre Timothy Jerome loft
recently on a short trip 10 California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Luncheon for
the Misses Dabneu

In compliment to Miss Sarah and
Miss Ellen Dabney Of Boston. who
are the guests Of Mrs. Frank Dab.
.ney, Mrs. Horton c. Force will en-
terrain at luncheon Monday after.
noon at the Tennis club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

Hpian Knight playing an i'm.
portant part In The Knockout. "
was sn iron worker singing In a
saloon when a photograph com.
pany discovered him and offered
him contract which subsequently
led TO his movie career.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Dinner WI Honor
Mrs. Fisb.e

To honor Mrs Fiska. who Is ap.
pcaring in ".rhe Rivals at the Met.
ropou,an this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j Carrigan will entertain with
a small dinner at their homo this
nYcnlnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Bankers Wives
Entertained

Mrs, Worrull Wilson entertained
at luncheon Wednesday at tho sun.
set club. in honor OF the wives Of
visiting bankers. attending the Re.
gional Trust company convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Luncheon
at Home

Mrs clyde Morris entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon
at her home in honor Of Mrs. J..
NJ. Adams OF Calgary. Alta, who
was the guest OF Mrs Frederick
Adams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Women Golfers
WIZ Be Entertained

The women's team OF tho Everett
Golf club viii entertain the women's
team OF tho Seattle Golf club az
luncheon Tuesday afternoon, August
n. at the Everett COLI club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Small Dinner
Dance

Mr., and Mrs Palmer Is. lebcr.
man and Miss Dorothy Campbell
arc extending Invitations 10 small
dinner dance on Friday evening.
August ~, in the garden ~ the
I.chcrmans home,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
Dance at Olympic
Golf Club

The olympic Golf and Country
club has cards out for an Informal
dance on Saturday evening. August
Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

ANNUAL FALL SHOW
Rainier Valley Horticultural so
,iety will hold rs second annual fall
ahow September 30. Tho latter part
of August the society Wll have a
pcnic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
WOmen's Clubs

STANDING COMMITTEES
ANNOUNCED FOR YEAR
The woman's Century club an.
nounces the following standing com.
mittees for the year 1856;
Americanization Department Com
munity Service, Citizenship-Train.
inst-aIrs. $. w. Barker. chairman.
Civic Committee Health Narcotics,
Industrial and Social Conditionsl-
Mrs c. w. Chandler. chairman.
Education Committee Education.
Motion Pictures, Conservation OF
Natural Resourcesp-Mrs f. r. Mer-
rift, chairman.
Historical Commttee-M Victor
Zednick, history: Mrs A. G.. Warner,
Club Scrap Book; Mrs. William Rees,
Guest Book
Hostess Commttee-Mrs n. w.
Brockctt, chairman; Mrs. @. n. Poets,
vice chairman
House Committee-Mrs. NJ II.
Brown, chairman.
Legislative Committee--Mrs /. n.
Jennings. chairman.
Music Committee Music depart.
mcnt Of Women's Century club
Mrs. J II Tcmpeton. chairman.
Membership Committee-Mrs.M NJ.
Il, Harrah. chairman; Mrs. william
G. Miles. vice chairman.
Program Committed DR.. Hattie
Slaughter. chairman.
Social Committee Mrs G. r.
Clarke, chairman.
Printing Committee Mrs A. /.
Nofsinger. chairman.
Telephone Committce-M Mrs. W. NJ.
Williams. chairman; Mrs. W. Il.
Dornbcrg, Vice chairman.
Ways and Means Committee Mrs.
r.. ". Pnlmcrton, chairman.
Parliamentary Drlll-Mrs w. s.,
Griswod, parlInmcnturinn.
Building Committee Mrs. iE. O,
Jones, chairman, @
HARMONY HOMESTEAD NO 1913
Harmony Homestead No. 1913,
Brotherhood Of American Yeomcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
: PRAIRIE ROSE
lLuR PICNIC

The Prairie Rose club will picnic
at Woodland park, Saturday August
s.. at O'Clock. Supper will be
served Mt $50 O'Clock. Members
will bring basket lunches and tho
necessary dishes. Coffee, cream and
sugar will be furnished by the club.
All North DakotanS and their
families arc cordially irVited to at.
tend. Ths Prairie Rose club banner
viii Indicate the place Of the picnic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

HARMONY HOMESTEAD NO. 1913
Harmony Homestead No l743,
Brotherhood Of American Yeomcn.
viii have social Tuesday August
II, Mt 8 p. M at t920Ia Third ave.
All Yoomcn and friends cordially In.
Wind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

JOINT PICNIC
Greenwood chapter. o. F., s.. and
Greenwood lodge, F. and a. NJ, are
10 have a picnic Saturday, August
8, afternoon and evening, in the
Shrine grounds, at Lake BalIinser.
Bring lunch basket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07
ILLUMINATED
LAWN FETE

: BN0kEI IINIFIN
The annual basket picnic Of the
Ladies Auxiliary No IA to p. and S.
r., viii be held Saturday. August
q. at Magnolia Bluff. There will be
sports from 2 until 4 o'clock. Cof-
fee will he furnished from l until
o'clock.
: All q. a. members and their fam
lilies are invited TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

Mr and Mrs George Lawrence
Wilton are being congratulated upon
the birth OF son at the Swedish
hospital on July rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

oHIIHt EIUHHU5l NJ LINN T'"''E" . ~
Bring lunch basket.
. ILLUMINATED
. LAWN F'ETE
Members of the Alki Point Fruit
and Flower Mission viii augment
their treasury by benefit, illumt.
mated lawn fete at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly b. Dobbs. on
Beach drive, Saturday evening, Au.
gust 8. A vaudeville program IS
one Of the features being planned
for the occasion, and there will be
dancing.
! Mrs. Dobbs. Mrs. T.. f, BrOtze and
Mrs. J. J. Cannon will be the host.
esses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-07

Mrs. Olive Keith. Miss Eleanor
Herrick and Miss Ethel Burnham
are spending few days at Mount
Rainier.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12
FORMULA DE COMPOSITION
DE LA JUNTA


En- las ultimas elecciones gene
rales, Sc eligieron dos miembros
adicionales para la Junta de Re-
vision e Igualamiento, en- la mis-
ma forma en- que actualmente sc
eligen los Comisionados de Ser
visio P1blico, Y los Comisionados
asf electos, con los otros cinco de
nombramiento gubernamental, for
maran defnitivamente la Junta.
Las personas que han de consti-
tuir la Junta por nombramiento
seran nombradas por ell Gober-
nador. de Puerto Rico, ejerceran
sus cargos por dos amos, mien-
tras Sc nombren y habiliten sus
sucesores. s@a-
Cada uno de los miembro de la
referida Junta debera prestar
juramento al efecto de que sus
decisiones acerca de los asuntos
que ante ellos Sc presentan seran
justas imparciales, de acuerdo
con la ley. 4ze
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12
Il acaudaIadO prOpietariO de
Manati don Jaime CaIaf Co.
IlazO, serd nOmbradO MEM
bro de Ia Junta de Revision
G eIguaIamientO

econ el prop6sito de revisar la
tasaci6n Y retasacion de la pro-
piedad mueble inmueble, Y con
el fin de resolver todas las recla-
maciones que presenter los con-
tribuyentes con referencia a la
tasacion de sus bienes imposi-
cion de contribuciones sobre la
propiedad y sobre ingresos, ha-
bra en- el Departamento de Ha-
cienda, una Junta permanente de
revision igualamiento con ofci-
ma alberta, que Sc compondra de
cuatro personals versadas en- asun-
tos relatives a la imposition de
contribuciones en- Puerto Rico, v
dos de las cuales seran agricul-
tores," dice el Codigo Polftico vi
gente, en- su seccion 308, V en- 10
que Sc refiere' a la Junta de Re-
vision Igualamiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12
A HuestrOs amigos

EEL MUNDO" Sc propone
dedicar una pagina de su edi-
cion dominical a publican un
epistolario de don Luis Mu-
iloz Rivera. En- estos momen-
tos de intensa agitaci6n poll
tica, y cuando reina la incer-
tidumbre en- rluestros coraZo-
nes, NADIA mas oportuno que
Ia publication de esas car
tas, que pondran de relieve
ell programa politico que con
tanto entusasmo defend1era
don Luis Mufioz Rivera.
Pero para clio, necesitamos
la ayuda de todas aquellas
personals, que posean cartas
del maestro y que sean de ver-
dadero interes para Ell pals,
cartas que encierren una idea,
que hablen al corazon de todo
81 pueblo puertorriQuefio. Nos
otros, por nuestra parte, nos
comprometemos formalmcnte
cuidar y devolver esa CO.
rrespondencia, despues de ha-
berla publicado en- nuestra
edici6n dominical. Esperamos
que Ell pals responda al la-
mamiento que hacemos inspi-
rados por los mas mobiles pro-
6 p6sitoS.
Nuestros amigos deben diri-
cir la correspondence a esta
direction: Director de EL
MUNDO, Box 345, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12
SANTIAGO IGLESIAS RfSPALDA AL COMTTE
] CENTRAL SOCIALISM,
EneradO de Ia stua6n local de los aCuerdOs tOmadOs
para SOIucOnar Ia crisis municipal de San Iuan el Hder
GdximO dirigc desde Washington IN CabIegrama 3D.
INar Pagan aObandO tOdas las meddas adOptadas pOr
Ell (OmitG Central SOGaIista

Como saben nuestros lectores
los acuerdos tomados a Ultima
hora por ell Comite Central So
cialista, deterninando que los So
cialistas tomaran participation
conjunta del Municipio de San
Juan hoy lunes, evitaron ell rom
pimiento violento entire ambos
partidos coaligados que hasta, el
jueves de la pasada semana pa
recia inevitable.
Enterado an1pliamente de la 81
tuacion y de los acuerdos adopta-
dos energicamente por los MEM
bros del Comite Central Socialis-
ia, ell Senador Santiago Iglesias
Sc precipit6 enviar un cable al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12
AVIso
DECLARACIONES DE IN
GRESO, ANO CONTRIBU=
Two 1924 =

Las corporaciones, socieda=
des o individuos que determi=
nan sus beneficios por amos ma
turales, o sea de enero / a
diciembre 81, deberan rendir
sus declaraciones en- o antes. de
MARIO /, 1925. Cuando ell in
greso Sc determine por amos
fiscales, o econ6micos, las de-
claraciones deberan renditse
go dias despues de terminado
ell aiio legal de negocios.
Las corporaciones, asocia-
clones, sociedades civiles o in
dividuos, que deben rendir
sus declaraciones por amos na=
turales y no 10 verifiquen en-
o antes de MARIO 1, proximo,
incurriran en- los recargos Y
penalidades que determinan
las secciones 90 y 55 de- la
Ley de Contribution sobre In
gresos No. 43, aprobada en-
julio 1, 1921, seg1n qued6 en-
mendada por la Ley No. SO
de julio %, 1928. =
JUAN G. GALLARDO,
Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
San Juan, p. r.,
Enero 8, 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12

Lcdo. Bolivar Pagan, Presidente
de dicho ORGANISING, respaldando
las resoluciones adoptadas.
Ell Sr. Iglesias continua con
gran entusiasmo y fe, en- union
del Lcdo. Cayetano Coll Y Cuchf,
la protesta candente de la Coali-
ci6n contra los fraudes, las lie
galidades y las violaciones que
ellos alegan Sc cometieron en- Puer-
to Rico durante ell dia de las pa
sadas elecciones. La Federation
Americana del Trabajo, cuyo Pre-
sidente actual fue un ferviente
defensor de la candidatura de
Mr.. Calvin Coolidge, ell Presiden-
(ContinGa en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12
e. Hon. ManzanO Ayi16, Jue1
Municipal de San Juan, de-
clara que no ha aspiradO nj
ha sOIicitadO del Departa.
mentO de JuStiCia eI cargo
de fiscal de AreCibO
San Juan, P. R.,
Enero 10. 1925

Enero 10, 1925.
Sr. Don Sergio Romanacce,
Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, P. r.
Mi distinguido amigo:-
Con motive de ciertos comen-
tarios llegados hasta mi, es mi
deseo dejar consignado p1blica-
mente que no he aspirado nj por
tanto he solicitado ofcialmente
del Departamento de Justicia, la
plaza de Fiscal de la Corte de
Distrito de Arecibo, vacante ac-
tualmente debido al muy sentido
fallecimiento del inolvidable COM
panero, don Santiago B. Palmer.
Puesto al habla con los altos
ofciales del Departamento, donde
cuento con estimadisimos amigos
e ilustrados companeros, les he
expuesto en- diversas ocasiones,
que en- ell case de que Sc me es-
time merecedor de un ascenso en-
la carrera judicial, Sc me desti-
ne a ocupar un puesto de juez
de distrito, va que las funciones
inherentes a dicho cargo Sc con-
forman mejor a mis- vocaciones
PROFESSIONALS. Y llegada la opor-
tunidad, no dudo que el Departa-
mento sabra honrarme con una
prueba mas de confanza, como
hasta aqui Ia he recibido, duran
te mis- largos amos de servicios
judiciales.
Muy cordialmente suyo,
Pedro MANZANO AVINO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12
UN NOMBRAMIENTO
NECESARIO

Las disposiciones' legales que
han constitufdo la Junta de Re-
vision Igualamiento exigen que
los hombres que han de formarla
sean personas de acrisolada hon
radez Y de reconocida ecuanimi-
dad.
En- la Junta actualmente existe
un puesto vacante, y ese puesto
pertenece al acaudalado propie-
tario de Manatf, Don jaime Calaf
Collazo, que es ell candidate ideal
(Continna en- la pag. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12
UN ASAMBLEISTA
COALICIONISTA NO
PODRA TOMAR JURA-
MENTO HOY

Con motive de estar reclufdo en-
su residencia de Santurce, el seflo1
Jorge Bird Jr., electo asamblefsta
municipal de San Juan, no podra
presentarse hoy lunes -, a tomar
juramento de su cargo.
La Ley concede en- estos casOs
ounce dIas para que 10 haga, y en-
tai case podrd prestar juramento
del cargo ante el Presidente de la
Asamblea.
I'N PRECEPTO LEGAL
DE IMPORTANCIA
"En case de imposibilidad fist
(Contin1a Ell la pag. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12
MIS- QUERIDOS AMIGOS
DE PUERTO RICO

"Es en- ell primer aniversario
de la muerte de mi reverenciado
esposo, que deseo saludar Puer-
to Rico, la bien amada terra de
nuestra adopci6n.
'La distinguida consideration
que lie otorgasteis al vivir entire
vostros y el honor Y amor
que lie ofrendasteis al morir han
hecho que vuestro recuerdo Sc
haya hecho sagrado para mi en-
mi coraz6n, al mismo tempo que
en- mi alma Sc haya hecho i'm
perecedera la gratitud que por
siempre os he de deber."
(Fda.) Isabel X. BONNER.
Washington, D.. c.,
Diciembre II, 1924.
A continuation transcribimos
una ofrenda de recuerdo a Ia
memoria del Juez Bonner, en- e
aniversario de su muerte, por e
Hon. B. Keeble, miernbro promi
nente del Colegio de Abogado!
de Nashville y Decano del Cole
gio de Leyes de la misnla.
Gel juez Jessee Willis Bonner
fue miembro del Colegio de Abo
gados de Nashville, donde ejer,
clio su profession desde su mas
temprana juventud hasta el aiic
1911 en- el que paso a Puerto
Rico a ocupar un alto cargo of
cial en- el gobierno del mismo.
Gel juez Bonner descendia de
una vieja estirpe de varones fuer-
tes e infuyentes, que habian ocu-
pado cargos de importancia en-
Tennessee por espacio de varia;
generaciones.
"Tuvo Ia fortuna de gozar ds
CIRCUMSTANCES favorables que L
brindaron la oportunidad de reel
bir una esnlefada educaci6n aca.
denlica y professional. ~
"Se gradu6 en- la UniversidaG
Pennsylvania, Lexington, Ky
(ContinGa en- la pag. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12
En- case de impOsibiIidad fl
SiCa de On teIegatO a Ia
ASambIea Municipal, ienC IS
djas para presentarsp a pres
tar juramento', dice Ia Ley
MnaiCipaI
EI asambIeiSta Sr. Jorge Bird Jr. no.
pOdrd aSistr a Ia iona de possession

La Ley Municipal Vigente preve
para todos los casos en- que los nue.
vos Delegados a la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal no puedan presentarse a la
Session Inaugural para prestar el
juramento que marca la Ley antes
de tomar possession Official de sus fun
clones como Asamblefsta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-12
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Tar ono deSea dSCutir csc aSun-
TO, que debe pOnerse en- manOS
de I'm caucus de Ia AGanza
IampOCO ha reCbidO Ia Carta que Ie enviara e LdO.
laStra Charie7, en- reIaG6n con Ia Presdenia de Ia
Camdrd de Representatives.

Actualmente, en- Ell escenario po-
li..co de nuestra isla, figuran tres
lideres aliancistas como candidates
para ocupar La presidencia de la ca
mara do Representatives..
En- primer lrgar. hablaremos del
Lcdo. Miguel Guerra Mondrag6n.
Este distinguido politico, Sc encuen'
ira actualmonte en- Washington, Ia
borando porque Sc conceda nuestro
pueblo el dcrecho a elegir su propio
gobernador por ell voto popular. El
ocup6 hasta hace POGO, a satisfac'
ci6n de todos, la presidencia de la
CamaSa. pero como es natural y re-
glamentario, al celebrarse nuevas
clecciones y nombrarse una nueya
Legislature, cesa en- Ell desempeho
de su alto cargo. No obstante, figu.
IA en- primeIa Inca para ser reelec-
TO.
FL Lcdo. Lastra Charriez, es otro
hder aliancista que goza de grandes
simpatias dentro del partido, y
quion francamente admite que as
pira a Ia presidencia y que habra
dc trabajar su candidatura,
FL scnador Tous Soto, preeminen-
te figura en- la politica insular, aun
cuando SO hs dicho que nj 81 nj el
soaOr Barcel6 iran la presidsncia
de los cuerpos legislativos, ei hecho
es que figuTa en- primera Inca tam
blen para ser nombrado Speaker de
nuestra CAmara.