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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21

Visitamos al Lcdo. Lastra Cha
rriez en- SUI bufete de esta capital,
para pedirle algunas mamfestacio-
nes a ese respecto. LIE encontramos
rodeado de numerosos amigos, pc
ro hizo un parentesis para atender-
nos, y nos contest6 en- los siguien
tes terminus:
He leido ell editorial titula-
do "La Actitud del Represensan-
ta senior Lastra'' pubicado en- LA
Democracia" de aver y realmente
agradezco al senior Barcel6 ell con-
cepto que de mi ha tenido, debido
a su bondad, en- la appreciation do
mi conducta pdblica. NADIA tengo
que decir EN- cuanto al proposito
del citado editorial; ahora bien,
siendo 70 Miembro de la Junta Cen
trail del Partido Unionista, MEM
bro de la Camara de Representan.
tes, Miembro del Directorio ami
go del sefior Barcelo, como el dice,
me pareci6 que tenia derecho
que su peri6dico, sea "La Demo.
cracia" publicara conjuntamente
con Ell criterio que derrama ell se-
nor Barcel6 en- SUI articulo sobre
mi actitud, la Resolution que mo
two SUI editorial, que en- la opini6u
mia, no es sino un extracto de su
carta al General Nick. Intyre.
81 ell senior Barcel6 hubiera p;lbli
cado con sus puntos de vista, iii
cha Resolution, hubiera dado lugar
al pals, a que este supiera cuai cs
mi actitud, segdn Sc desprende do
la Resolution en- 81, pesar de la
opinion que de ella tiene Ell dis
tinguido Presidente del Senado.
No habiendo ocurrido asi, ve6me
precisado a suplicarle la opirion
pdblica, que antes de juzgar lean
dicha Resolution publicada en- este
peri6dico en- su edicion de aver.
Els cuanto tenia que declc''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
La Stua0n paamenaa pOG Geada pOr Cata del ST. BaCd6 e
de Sma gavedad dpaOdO hOdO s en- OdOs los SeC de opinion
Los SOGadaS pOr bOCa de So SeGetariO general negan
que los partdOS hSt6riCOs les inytaran nunCa fOar
Ia AIiaan PuertOrriQue1a

La carta del senor Barcel6 al
general Nc Intyre ha sido tema de
conversation en- todas parties. Segun
pareee en- 10 Camara ell documento
crenta con Ia mayoria de los repre-
sentantes, no obstante haber un cor
10 ndmero de estos que Sc asegura
eimpatizan con la actitud del bata-
llador delegado, senior Lastra Cha
Iriez opinandose, por muchos, que
dichos representatives desean hacer
question de Partido las declaracio-
nes del representante at large en-
contra de La supuesta actitud que
con respecto al status de la isla han
venido sosteniendo las autoridades
del Norte.
Huelga decir que este presunto es-
tado de cosas crea una interesante
situaci6n parlamentaria y politica
en la Camara Baja cuyos resultados
finales nadie logra prever todavia,
81 Sc tiene en- cuenta ell maremagum
de principles y de intereses que Sc
agitan en- ell hemiciclo cameral.
La situaci6n, pues, es enteramente
delicada, y 10 seria aun mas, segin
parece, 81 ell compass de espera que
Introduce aver por la mafiana ell
vice -presit tente Guerra, no concedie-
ra tiemp9 ilimitado la COnision
Especial de la Camara que estudia
la carta del senior Barcel6 y la reso-
luci6n del Lcdo Lastra Charriez.
Esta actitud del seiior Guerra, di-
cen, ha venido que nj de perlas,
pues "lo iIimitado del tempo,
agregan, permite que Sc zanjen STEM
pre- muchas dificultades.
En- cuanto a la iniciativa de la
minoria retirando su voto disidente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
Association DuenOS de
CabalIOS de Carrera
CONVOCATORIA

De acuerdo con ell regla-
mentO de esta Association pOr
la presente Sc cOnvOca a to-
dos los miembrOs de la mis-
ma para la reunion Ordina-
ria mensual que Sc llevara
a efecto ell sabadO 2S del CO.
rriente en- las oficinas del
Hip6dromO Rexach a las 500
p. M. Sc solicita puntual
asistencia de tOdOs los So
clos
Atentamente,
A. URRUTIA,
SecretariO
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21

acerca del "affaire'', es una conse-
cuencia logica de 10 primero, y el
deseo preconcebido de mantenerse
q la espectativa para la realization
de futuras actuaciones en- ammonia
con las circunstancias del momento.
Con respecto a la carta del senior
Barcel6 que ha provocado todo este
sffaire'', los socialistas, por boca
del senior Secretario General, han
hablado de esta suerte:
La carta del jefe de la Alianza,
es un estupendo documento de des-
ahogo inspirado por Ell gran fracaso
de la llamada Comisi6n Legislative
con ell Gobernador Towner a la ca
beza.
Y la carta resulta mas estupenda
aun despues de haber sido conside-
rada como I'm documento Official del
senado de Puerto Rico.
Dicho documento en- muchos de
sus extremes esta lleno de cosas in
teresadas y de acusaciones ridfcu-
las en- contra del Partido Socialista
y la Comisi6n de Protesta que fue
Washington, que no es possible que
los unionistas Sc atrevan en- ell te-
rreno privado suscribirlas como We
ridicas.
No es verdad, y ell senior Barcelo
10 sabe, que Sc invitara en- ningln
tempo al Partido Socialista para
sumarse al llamado "movimiento
patri6tico' de la Alianza Puerto
rriquefia, nj esa fue nunca la inten-
ci6n nj Ell prop66sito de los sefiores
Barcelo y Tous Soto caudillos del
novimiento. Jamas fu6 recibida por
ell presidente nj ell secretario del
(Continda en- la pag. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21

Ia risuisnts saFta sobFs las ma
lac eondieionss ds las plazas de
mfFeado munieipaiss ha SIDE enyia
al per 81 AleAids Todd q Il Asam
tisa Mnnleipal De san Jnaa;
FbTo. ?. 1925
Hon. Asamhlsa Municipal
aan Juan. r. n.
NeAores;--
Rsflrisndems 4 mi eaTta De feeha
ds aver ssbFs si inferno del DiFee'
toF de- Bsnsfieenela, dsbo NANTES
tar aus en- mis fFsensntes visitas a
las plaEaa del msFeado ds San Juan,
Tpsrta Dc TIERS y santuTcs, he iis-
Eado a Ia conclusion de- enc las tres
FequisFen stsnci6n Immediate 0 de Ia
eontraFio e0TsFsmos 81 Eiesgo de
cue 81 Jsfs de sanidad pasda 0Ids
naF ~ elaasnFA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
ooBIERNo MNICIPAL DE
CAROLINA, p. r.
ALcALDE
AvIso

Llam0 Ia ateneion de todos los
aus tengan euentas pendientes por
eebraF con este Municipio. contrai-
Gas con anteiaei6n al dia doee de
eneEo pr6ximo pasado, a I'm de
cue - siFvan produeirlas. en- fOrma
legal a IL bFevedad possible y diri-
giTlas al Aiealde suscTibiente.
Carolina, p. r., febrero z, 1925 +.
AURELIo MILAN.
Aicalde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21

Ell Lcdo. Guerra Mondrag6n pre-
sent6 recientemente ante la CANA
rs, una Resolution, en- ell sentido
de que dicho alto cuerpo legisla-
two, haga suya, al igual que 10
ha hecho Ell Senado, la carta que
don Antonio r. Barcel6 enviara
al Departamento de la Guerra, por
conducto del general Nick. Intyre,
y la cual ha sido pubicada por
La prensa del pals
POGO despues, ell Lcdo. Lastra
Charriez, presento ante la Camara
una Resolution para sustituir Ia
del seiior Guerra, solicitando en- ell
fondo 10 mismo que ell Vice-Presi
dente de la Camara, pero con dis
tinta expression y forma en- cuanto
a; texto de la misma.
La Resolution del Lcdo. Lastra
CLarriez es conocida de todos nues
tros lectores, pues apareci6 en- pri-
mera plana, en- nuestra edicion de
aver.
Finalmente, "La Democracia de
aver, public6 I'm articulo de redac
ci6n, que Sc titula, "La Actitud
del Representante, sefior Lastra", +,
Ell ell cual Sc censura al ex-Vice-
Presidente de Ia Camara, por Ia
forma en- que esta redactada su
Resolution. ell texto de la cual es
va conocido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21

las eondieiones del meEeado de
san Juan son vegaadeFAmeate lasti'
nso1aa Los pusstos De eaFns aas fus
Fon constgaidos con t0d0 81 esmero
y iulo posibis. eomo ~ aeostambFa
en- lea paises dsl Horts. estan com
pistamsnts Ahandonados y suc.os y
si tscho de sas iade del adifieio e.
"A en- pbsimas eondleiones. Les apa-
TAtos sanifanos tanto en- los inodo-
re- Dc vaFonss eomo sn les desti-
nsdos = las muleFes. estAn tamhiea
em eondicionen lamentabiss por fall
e De limpisEa. ~ xsFdad qus desde
haze aighn tismpo II paFts alta de
IA pohiaeion no Feeihs Jos benefieios
DEF aqua del aeueaneto poF IA faita
de pFssi6n. psro tsnisndo 81 euenta
cue tanto 81 Tsmatista De IA plaza
como 81 Municiple tienen peonss pa
Sados msnsuaimeuts para atendeF 3
IL iimpiszn. II Il AdminiSiFael6n Mu
tie.pAi anterior hubisFa tenido una
persona aue atendlsse a esse ssFwi.
clio. no hnhiera slaa porhls cue lie
cara 81 sztaao Dc ahandosa aus ac.
tuaiIneuts He eueuentfa.
Nm los FnmeFoa dias cue viEits
este ESTABLISHMENTS no podla Ell
tIarhs 90 81 taioa iaoaoro. para va
Tonss niH llsyar tapaaas Las nareea.
Hoy "a - distiHta. dsspu6s AZ IA
heF Eido obisio esfe local Dc ana ilu
pisza eenstants. - eaeHentra en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
Ell Lcdo. Lastra Charriez contesta al Sr. Barce
la resOlud6n que motive Ell editorial del ST.
BarCe6, no es SinO un extraCtO de Sd Carta
al General MA.' Intye," dice

ST. Bacd6 hubaa pabcadO con s punos de VISTA dha re-
sOudOn ubera dada ga pals que este upUa a mi ac-
tud agega Como membrO de Junta Central miembrO de Ia
Camara, embfO del DeCOrO amigo del S BarCe6 como dCe
me paed6 que enia dehO que M pe6d pbara COnunamen
e con e GeO que dama ST. BaCa0 en- So atO sObe mi aC
tud, Ia reSOud6n que mOtN6 su editorial sgue Gciendo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
Il senior Sanchez Morales eIectO NCe-Presi.
dente del SenadO
d Sageato de AmaS, S. Paacss Saazar, retira Ia re-
nunCa de 81 cargo que habia preSentadO al SpnadO
4 senad gsas pde pOr cable que e excuse hasa mario rps
de no hab uradO Su CagOEa nO minutes apeba en- Sis oS
eaaS pOyedO de ley que e faCia $42 900 Ia na nsar
De EeGOOnCS para Ubrr un deficit

A las cinco y media de la tarde,
no a las cuatro como estaba
anunciado, Sc abri6 la session de,
Senado. Estaban ausentes los Sc
nores Fagundo, Fuertes, Guerrero,
1glesias, Nadal Perea. Ell Sena-
dor Ducos lego las cinco Y ell
senador Jordan pocos minutes an
tes de abrirse la session. A ESQ de
las cuatro la galeria estaba repIe-
ia de gente, pero cansada de espe-
1ar Sc fu6 yendo hasta quedar las
sillas bastante despobladas La se-
sion no dur6 sino ounce minutes.
Algunos de los rep6rteres de la
rrensa abandonaron tambi6n sus
sitios.
Ell sR. SANCHEZ MORALES
ELECTo VICE PREsIDENrE
FL sr. Hernandez Lopez, l1ega-
da la election del vice pres;6ente
del Senado, Sc levant6 para pro2o-
ner al sr. Sanchez Morales. Todos
los presentes exclamaron a I'm item
po con un unanime "iSecuado!
Hecha la election de manera tan Ii.
gera, el Presidente, Sr. Barcel5 hi
20 los siguientes nombramieHcos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21

para Presidente del Comit6 de Ha-
c4enda al Sr. Sanchez Morales. pa-
ra ell puesto vacante en- este conits
y el cual la minoria habfa sol1c;-
tado, al Sr. Hernandez L6pez. "
q este mismo senador para ell pues-
TO vacante en- la Comision de Nom.
bramientos, al mismo tempo que Ia
Presldencia del mismo. Asf es Que
La mlnor1a Sc quedo sin representa-
cion EN- ell Comit6 de Hacienda
ssfs
Ell SR. PALACIOs RETIRA
sU RENUNCIA
Ell Sr. Palacios que habia pre-
sentado la renuncia de su puesto
de Macero con caracter irrevocable
hace dos o tres dias, la retro hoy
con el consentimiento del Senado.
LAS SUFRAGISTAS
PIDEN Ell vOTO
La Liga Social Sufragista presen-
to una peticion en- que Sc soicita
la adopcion de medidas legislati-
vas que ordenen y reglamenten ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21

para antes de febrero 25, pido Sc
me excuse hasta La llegada del va
por en- MARIO 3, fecha en- que to-
mare possession de mi cargo de Sc
nador.
SANTIAGO IGLESIAS.
Ell Senador Aponte pidi6 que es-
te cable quedase sobre la mesa sin
SConTinua en- Ia pAgina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
FL Ola De WASHINGTON

Con motive o. ser 81 iunes flr6ri-
mo dia o. Wasiainetan. la haFi.eria
VI FIGARO ceffaFa dleho dia a
las ~ A. a.
PEDRO TRrJnL0
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-07
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Redwood Falls Elec-
.tric Telephone Company will be held
Tuesday, January Goth at the Com
mercial Club rooms. At this time
there will be the annual election of
officers and the transaction of the
usual business of the annual meeting.
Rud Stensvad, president.
A. D. McRae, secretary.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-07
ANNUAL TELEPHONE MEETING

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders, of the Redwood County Rural
Telephone Company will be held in
the Court House at Redwood Falls
January Goth at 2 o'clock, p. m. to
elect three new directors for the
ensuing year and to transact any 9TH
er business that may legally come
before the meeting.
d. R. McCorduodale, Pres.
A. M. Dennistoun, Sec.
26-2ts.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-07
roreign Advertising Representative
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOClATlON
City and County.
ESTHER L. DAVIS, Editor


C. L. Maurstad of Delhi transacted
business here Monday.
Sheriff L. J. Kise was a Friday
business caller at Belview.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Dotson and Mrs.
A. D. McRae spent Saturday at San
born.
Tim Keefe of Morton is assisting
with the invoicing at the Farrell and
Keefe store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ever of Morton
were Sunday visitors at the M. c..
Ever home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson of Nor
gan are the parents of a son born last
Monday, December 20.
Miss Rhoda Gold left Friday for
the Twin Cities for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Water Cummings.
Clarence Grapp returned to Min
neapolis Saturday after visit here
at home Of DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Grapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Simpson and
Editor John Peterson of Belview were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Marie Peter
son.
Mrs. Fred Becker of North Redwood
was operated upon for appendicitis
Monday at the Redwood Falls hospi-
tall 49,. .-
Sheriff L. j. Kise and County At
torney G. A. Barnes were Saturday
business callers at Vesta, Milroy and
Lucan. -. i..s
Miss Dorothy Clamor of Howard
Lake left Monday for Mankato after
visiting in Redwood Falls over the
weekend. -.
Miss Edith Biggers left Monday
for Lamberton where she will assist
ed with the Eyangelistic work for the
Church of Christ.
Mrs. William Lindeman returned
Saturday from. St. Paul where she
visited at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Archie Tetrick. -,e ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Myers and dau-
ghter returned last week from Min
neapolis where they were guests Of
relatives for several days.
H. Hoffert returned Wednesday
from Vernon Centre where he spent
the Christmas vacation with his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Hoffert.
Miss Florence Stewart returned to
Ames, Iowa last week after visiting
for two weeks here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs., Robert Stewart. j,
Mrs. Hubert Whittet who has been,
patient at the hospital for several
weeks following an operation, was
able to return to her home Sunday.
Miss Hazel Marvin returned to
Mankato Monday where she is at
tending the Teachers College after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Marvin over the holidays.
Miss Bernadine McIlreavie return
ed to Minneapolis Sunday where she
will continue her work at the State
University after visit here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. McIlreavie.
Misses Muriel and Alma Parker
who spent their holiday vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Parker of Delhi left fo- Mankato
Monday to continue their work at
the Teachers College.
Mrs. WA. Marvin went to Gle
ments Tuesday to attend the Golden
Wedding celebration of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Clements. They
were married fifty years ago and set.
tied at that time in their present
home. They are among the oldest
settlers in Redwood. County.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-07
CARD OF THANKS:

CARD OF THANKS: We wish
in this way to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends who in
our late bereavement have shown us
their kindness and sympathy, and also
for the beautiful flowers which were
sent.
Mrs. Frank WEIGH
and Family.
Evening star., 1925-01-07
York.

Sunday and Monday, J. Warren Ker-
rigan. in Capt. Blood" and Aesop
Fable: Tuesday, George O'Brien and
Dorothy Mackaill. in "The Man Who
Came Back" and Col. Heeza Liar,
Daredevil; Wednesday. Alma Rubens.
in The Price She Paid" and Ligc
Conley, in Rough and Ready; Thurs .
day, welcome, Stranger" and Charlie
Chase. in "The Rats Knuckles": Fri
day, Eleanor Boardman and Raymond
Mckee, in THE Silent Accuser," and
Jack Dempsey, in The Health Farm
Wallop"; Saturday, Tom Mix. in
Teeth" and cliff Bowes, in Watch
Evening star., 1925-01-07
WORLD |LUTERACY
SCORED BY SPEAKER
Effects on $50, 900, 600 Chill
dren Discussed at Bible
School Conference.

uliteracy was battered from pillar
20 post last night by Cora Wilson
stewart OF Frankfort, Ky. who de-
liNered the principal address at the
initial session of the international
conference of the World Association
Of Daily Vacation Bible Schools.
which opened in Calvary Baptist
church Rev Floyd W. Tomkins,
president of the organization. was
present and introduced the speakers
featured on the program John >.
Nurts of Philadelphia described the
activities of the association in do
mestic and foreign fields.
Mrs. Stewards subject was w ortd
Illiteracy and Its Effect on More
Than 1000. 600 children She IRE
scnted statistical picture that dis
mayed the delegates, who believed
that iIliteracy had been practically
driven out ot America Mrs. Stewart
placed the blame on Congress for its
indifference regarding the 'deplor-
able situation of general illiteracy
throughout the Nation
10000 IIliterates In II. c.
For instance" she said. how
many residents of the District ol
Columbia know that the National
Capital includes in it's roster OF cit
izenship more than 10000 illiter"tesE
In fact" Mrs. Stewart cha geo
every State is forced to hang tts
head in shame, when illiteracy 5
mentioned Take progressive StaNS
like New York and massachusetts,
that boast of their educational ana
school systems and we find that the
Empire State has more than 421,VVo
iIIiterates and the Bay state Is
charged with more than 10000 per-
sons who cannot read or write.
The world is only half enlightened.
which means half free" she said
and International peace can hardly
he realized until humanity is freed
from the slavery of ignorance ana
jlliteracy."
IIliteracy retards the progress OF
nations. Mrs. Stewart declared, ana
China and India may be held up as
examples of the effects of illiteracy-
Think of il, she said, in China there
aue more than 200,000,Q00 illiterates
over years of age, while in India,
only 10 per cent of the men could read
and write, but 90 per cent OF the
women were illiterate.
Mrs. Stewart asserted that her
"faCts and figures on world litter
ac- were CLEANED from official cen
sus records, recorded here and
abroad.
Preceding the opening session Of
the conference in Calvary Baptist
Church last night, a reception was
held in the home of Mrs. John Her
vey Young. 2212 r street northwest.
at which the Right Rev. James Free
man. Bishop of Washington, deliver
ed an address of welcome.
An Northumberland pageant will
be presented in Calvary Baptist
Church tonight. The cast includes
more than 100 Sunday school pupils,
representing many churches in the
city and it's suburban districts.
President Coolidge received the
delegates at the White House shortly
after noon today. The delegation
then visited Arlington National
Cemetery Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier. Lincoln Memorial, National
Cathedral, Alexandria and other
points of interest.
Evening star., 1925-01-07

bassador Theater. The cast includes
Ben Lyon, John Bowers. Wallace
Bcery, Ford Sterling, Dot Farley,
Joan llcrsholt, Sam De Grasse, Gladys
Brock well, Rosemary Theby, Phyllis
HaVor, Charlotte Merriam, Henry
Herbert. Baby Dorothy Brock and
frankie Darrow
Attractions listed for the renla inde
Of the week are: Wednesday and
Thursday, Nincentc Blasco Ibanez'S S
Argentine Love" in which the lead
ing roles are played by Ricardo Cor
tez, Bebe Daniels. James Rennie and
Alice Chaplin, and comedy, Larry
Semon, in kid Speed; Friday, Betty
Compson, in The Garden of Weeds, >
and Little Robinson Corkscrew,
starring Ralph Graves: SatuI day,
Mary Philbin, in Universars produc-
tton Of The Gaiety GiIl"; comedy.
Earl Hurd's cartoon of THE Artist S
Model" and the third release in the
"Galloptng Hoof5" series of chapter
playlets.
Evening star., 1925-01-07
Central-"One Glorious
Night

Elaine Hammerstein viii be seen
the first two days of next week, be-
ginning Sunday afternoon at o'clock
at Crandalfs Central Theater. in "One
Glorious Night" drama of IA girl
who was blinded by great wealth and
came finally to Il great awak ming.
The comedy will be Our Gang" in
Hal EoaCh's "Juhilo, Jr," and a
scenic study of Prague" viii also
be shown. The bill for the week
follows:
Tuesday and Wednesday, Barbara
Ia Marr aud Bert Lyteli. in "Sandra,'
and Iige Conley. in Poor Butter
fly: Thursday and Friday, Virginia
Naili, in "k-the Unknown" and Cliff
Bowes, in Have Mercy; Saturday.
Blanche Sweet, Warner Baxter, Bes-
sic Love and Robert Agnew, in
Thomas II. Ince's production, Those
Who Dance" and Hal Roach COM
edy, The Goofy Age
Evening star., 1925-01-07
MAIL FILM TO BE SHOWN,

Community Center Department viii
present an interesting program of
motion pictures of the Transconti-
mental Air Service at Eastern High
School tonight.
This program, which is open to the
public without admission fee, as are
all Wednesday evening programs at
the East Washington Center, is one
of the series of educational programs
planned for this Winter by the Com
munity Center Department, and held
at Central and at New Eastern High
Schools.
At Central High School, on Friday
evening of this week, the Community
Center Department will present. in
recital, Samuel Dushkin, the remark
able young American violinist, as the
second in their series of four con-
certs under the management of Mrs.
Wilson-Gr and with the CO.
operation of the music department,
on the appreciation of music, of the
District of Columbia public schools.
Tickets for this recital may be had
both at Mrs. Wilson -Greene's concert
bureau and at the door on Friday
night.
Evening star., 1925-01-07
Avenue Grand.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, Ru-
dolph Valentino, in "A Saintcd Devil. "
and Charlie Chase. in "Thc Rats
Knuckles": Wednesday and Thursday.
Betty Compson, in The Garden Of
Weeds" and Lloyd Hamilton. in
Crushed: Friday, John Gilbert,
Norma Shearer and Conrad NageI. In
The Snob," and Lee Moran, in Hot
Air: Saturday, Big Timber,"and Our
Gang. in Jubilo, Jr.,' and "GaIlopinG
Hoofs" No g
Evening star., 1925-01-07

Sunday and Monday, "Messalina," a
drama OF ancient Rome; Tuesday
George OBrien and Dorothy Mackaill.
In The Man Who Came Back:
Wednesday, Agnes Ayres and Antonio
Moreno, in THE Story Without a
Name; Thursday, Virginia Valll and
Percy Marmont, in "K-Thc I'm
known; Friday, Reginald Denny and
Laura La Plantn, in "The Fast Work
err; Saturday, Daughters of the
Night"
Evening star., 1925-01-07
Chew Chase.

Sunday and Monday, Rim -Tin-Tin, in
Find Your Man; News and Aesor
Fables; Tuesday Mae Murray, in
''Circe, the Enchantress" Unreal
N-ws Reel; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Betty Compson, The Fast Set
Fast Steppers, Hot Dog Special"
News and Newspaper Fun; Friday
Hoot Gibson, Hit and Run" comedy
ninth chapter, wolves of the North"
Saturday. Wallace Beery and Vir-
ginia Valli. in THE Signal Tower"
hysterical comedy. Robinson Cru
Soc; fourth chapter. Onto the Net
Evening star., 1925-01-07

Little Johnny Jones'; last chapter,
Into the Net" No. 10; Aesop's Fables;
Saturday, matinee and evening, Wes-
ley Barry, in The Country Kid;
comedy, Neil Burns, in Dandy Lions";
serial, Ten Sears Make Man." No.
2: Acsop's Fables. Two shows week
days except holidays, three shows
Sunday.
Evening star., 1925-01-07
Dumharton.

Sunday, Evelyn Brent and Mort .
Blue, IN Loving Lies; Monday, Patsy
Ruth Miller and Matt Moore, in Wise
Virgin; Tuesday, Jack Pickford, in
"Garrison's Finish; Wednesday and
Thursday, Mary Pickford, I'm 'Doro-
thy Vernon of .Haddon Hall; (shows
Wedne sday. 3, 5. Z and pm; Thurs
day, and p.m); Friday. June
Marlowe and Gharless Males. in Find
Evening star., 1925-01-07
Takona.

Sunday and Monday, Glenn Hunter
and Bessie Love, in The Silent
Watcher: Pathe News, Topics of the
Day: Tuesday, Monty Banks, in Rae
ing Luck; comedy, Will Rogers. in
Our Congressman" Wednesday.
Manhattan; comedy, Pardon Us
Thursday, Willard Louis, in "Bab-
bitt'; comedy, Suffering Shakes
peare"; Friday, Johnny Hines. in