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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-29
EARLE ROOF
81 Want NV Man"

Commencing last night and
continuing through tonight and
Tuesday nights Milton SiIIs. sup
ported by Doris Kenyon. is an
pearing on the Earle Roof in
First Nationals 81 Want NV
Man" This is the story Of the
aftermath Of the world war that
has found popular appeal every
where shown and is one which
provides excellent chances for
the combination of SiIls and
Kenyon.
House Peters will be featured
on Wednesday and Thursday
nights in Universal's tale OF the
seas; Head Winds" Patsy Ruth
Miller is heading the supporting
cast
The doors OF the roof open at
1880, with the first showing of
the feature starting at 8, with
the final showing scheduled for
10 p. m.
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OPERA TO RESUME AT
POLLS JULY &

With new money, determined
energies and another location as
phophecies of more successful
attempt, the Washington Orera
Company will renew its summer
season at Polls Theater next
Monday with Robin Hood" The
company had already sponsored
two noteworthy productions at
the New Auditorium but the need
for a more central location, if
the venture was to have popular
appeal, was seen last week and
negotiations for a lease Of Polls
were entered into between Ed,
Guard Albion and the Shuberts.
I Colonel Robert n. Harper, one
of the principal factors in dfreC-
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KEITH'S-
Vaudeville.

In discussing this weeks Keith's
bill, l shall speak first Of Anna
Seymour, for no reason except
that found her highly diverting
and was partial to her brand of
entertainment. This choice Is
not mandatory as there are sew
eral other persons sto like on the
bill.
Miss Seymour appears twice,
first with Harry Seymour IN
breezy turn given over to sing
ing, dancing and talking: and,
later, with Henry Santrsy when
talking is the sole business. She
Is a charming. though hoydenisi1.
young woman, with q pleasant
smile, some amusing grlmaces
and a burly fashion of stalking
about the, stage. Most of the
comedy evoked in her two APP
pearances depends on her person.
Atty for its success-and it Is
highly successful.
Henry Santrey and his nrches-
tra appear next to closing. He
efngs. The band plays. mostly
ut fast tempo, with bristling BRASS
There are some solo passages for
Hhe harp and the piano and some
comedy that Is good fun.
Miss Juliet. billed as the one
eirl revue, opens with some
character impressions but does
not become particularly interest
Ing until she begins her imita-
lions of. stage favorites. She was
kept az these far into the inter
mission last night. All Ere
recognizable enough, but her So
phie Tucker and Blossom SeeIey
need not even be introduced.
Both win stand alone.
Eddie Ross returns with his
"Reminiscences and his banjo. The
former have not changed percept.
lhley in six years at least. They
are still funny. am a little
afraid the banjo numbers haven't
changed either, but he strttms
them with zest and in intricate
fashion and they 90 very well.
Miss CRETE Ardine, with John
Tyrell and Dave, Kaye, resubmit
THE French Model This is
the liveliest dance and aonk act
4 know. Thoy go at It., these
three. when the curtain rises
and Whirle through to the final
curtsy with scarcely a breath.
ing space. A dressy little act with
never a duh minute,
The Les Grohs bring the lin.
berest contortionlst and the most
agile tat man In vaudeville. There
Il also a girl who turns hand
springs. Joe and Willie Hale
open with comedy and juggling.
They did not get the appreciation
think they merifed last night.
The films aresup to the stand
Ard. -P. Nc.
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ton of the Auditorium and a
financial hacker Of the Albion
enterprise, has withdrawn his
{ financial support. declaring, it is
understood. that Washington is
not now receptive to a season of
light opera.
A loss of from $4,000 to $4,000
is reported to. have been shoul
dered by the hackers for the two
weeks the enterprise ran at the
Auditorium.
The Albions, on the other hand,
have demonstrated a vigorous be
lief in the worth of the enterprise
and in Washington,s appreciation.
by securing new angel" and
by pledging themselves to the
structures of a Shubert lease.
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Film Notes

John barrymore first picture
for Warner Brothers, instead Of
being Captain Alvarez as pre-
vioualy announced, VIII be THE
Sea Brute, an adaptation of
Herman MeIvif1e's immortal Muby
Dick; " that Percy Afarrnont IS to.
have the title role In Lord Jim,
that the screen version made In.
France of 'aCyrano de Bergeraos is
ready.
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Judith Sailing

The Dove" which closed in
New York on Saturday night.
played to almost capacity business
UP to the week previous to it's
farewell
Mr.. Belasco could have profit
ably continued the run of the Will
lard Mack play, but he had prom
ised Judith Anderson a six weeks
holiday and she will sail next Fri
day for. Paris There she will join
NiVienne Osborne. who will sail
Tuesday. on the Aquitania.
THE Dove" will reopen on Aug
uSt 10 and continue. at the Empire
Theater Indefinitely.
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SOUTH AMERICANS -,
SETTLE m RUSSIA

MOSCOW, July 1.-Two thousand
immigrants from Uruguay have re-
ceived permission from the Soviet
government to enter the country
and settle in Salski district of the
northern Caucasus. There they
will join $3.50 members of the
Christian sect, New Israel" with
whom they plan to live in a CO.
operative cnMmunitYA..
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There's a Title

Hot Africa" is the: title be.
slowed upon a new musical COM
edy in which an all-colored com
pany will soon begin rehearsals
in New York.
The book is by Doe Doe Green.
former star in Liza and the
lyrics and music ARE by w. Aston
Morgan. author of Fine Feath.
ers." high class musical comedy
which Eugene Howard recently
announced he would produce on
Broadway -:
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Fortunes Bid

From $50. 900 to $780, 600 are the
prices asked for the movie rights
to current Broadway stage hits.
IT is understood that rs Eat So?"
is asking $50, 900; ''The Fall
Guy" 100000. and "Aloma of the
South Seas" the same. Famous
Players is reported trying to Sc
cure the latter as a vehicle for
Gilda Gray.
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July A at Glen Echo

Saturday, July q, will be an
extra gala day. The amusement
devices will be in full swing
throughout the day and special
matinee dancing, from to 7
p. m, will hold forth to- music
by Happy" Walkers band. The
regular evening dancing period.
from 800 TO ,>i1-:S0 o'clock will
prevail as usual.
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RIALTO-
kiss Me Again" I

The program at the Rialto this
week is one Of unusual merit,
particularly as the subsidiary fea-
lures are topped by a feature pic
ture that is a sheer JOY.
kiss Me Again" is a comedy
and runs very close to the far
cicaI at times without even ap-
preaching the slap-stick variety.
IT Is exaggerated slightly for
moments, but only enough to ac-
centuate the huRor of the thing.
It is also a little cynical at times,
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feature. Interest is added by the
pipe organ accomplishments.
The principal feature of the
bill is First Nationals production
of 1.-The Talker," written for both
the stage and the screen by
Marion Fairfax. In this ,engross-
ing domestic drama the roles of
prime importance are played by
Anna @. Nilsson, in the title part;
Lewis S. Stone, Shirley Mason,
Ian Keith, Tully Marshall, Ger
trude Short, Marion Goodwin,
Barbara Bedford, and others. A
complete review will be found in
connection with Crandalfs Metro
politan Theater.
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Heroic Sailors Buried

PAULSBORQ, Pa, June 29.A
Coroner Adams was Unable to
locate relatives, of A. X Hoffman
and John Murray. the two sailors
who were drowned near Chester a.
week, ago while in the act of saw.
ing five Chester youths, so their
bodies were buried in the cemetery
here. They were members of the
crew Of tho steamship Charles r.
Met ormick
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AMBASSADOR
''The Takers"

Paul Terry's remarkable fund
of humor Is shown at its best in
Wine, Women, and Song" his
latest Aesop Fable, presented on
the screen at CrandalPs .Ambas.
sador Theater the first three days
of the week as supplementary
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THE BUSY, BUSY REELS
AND VAUDEVILLE
OTHER FILMS

Reviews on Tuesday Of "The
Takers" now appearing st
CFandall's Metropolitan with
Anna @. Nilsson and Lewis
Stone in the featured roles. and
OF "The Light OF Western
Stars" featuring Jack Holt
and Billie Dove, ut the Palace.
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Goings-On

NATIONAL - National Players
in THE Champion.
KEITH'S Miss Juliet; Santrey's
band; other acts,
EARLE Ben Franklin orches-
ira; other acts and films.
RIALTO-"Kiss Me Again. aud.
ible features.
METROPOLITAN - THE Talk
ers."
PALACE-"Light Of Western
Stars"
COLUMBIA-"Loat-.A Wife"
TIVOLI Nazimova in MY
Son.
AMBASSADOR-''The Takers"
CENTRAL-"siIent sanderson."
Weber and Fields in
Friendly Enemies"
AVENUE Observation-Disclosures
Me-"
APOLLO Want ldy Man..
YORK-"Declasse.
HOME Shock Punch,
EARLE ROOT want My.
Man" Evenings only.
OUTDOORS.
GLEN ECHO-Dancing; fun de-
vices.
STEAMER ST. JOHNS-Moon-
light rides. tbs; dancing.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Swim.
ming, dancing, etc.
WASHINGTON, HOTEL ROOF
Brooke Johns and Oklahomans.
LIE PARADIS ROOF Meyer
Davis music.
GLEN ECHO-Dancing nightly.
MAYFLOWER GARDENS =
Spencer Tupman music; dancing.
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For. Your DnMR HMN
AeaIfh's Sake In w @ubNN

HeaIthful Muscular Development and
Recreation for Ladies' and Gentlemen
4-Health Orlyes-74
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GRAND <CENTRAL-S. W. Cor. Pa. Ave-, at 7th
Over Center Market
Recreation Health Center, 9t6 G ST. NJ. W.
Worlds largest Best Ventiiated y -
Bowling Emporium.
Buffet Lunches Served. -
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on. the table is flower pot. in
which is growing little plant.
From among the leaves Of this
plant, instead of a flower; energies
a miniature figure Of Cinderellas
herself. apparently dying. The
child waters this dropping figure
and IL seems to straigfiten a bit.
She srnooths IT with her hand and
it revives still more. Al ray Of
sunshine falls across the plant
and the tiny figure lifts its head
erect.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-10
UNA COMISION AL
GOBERNADOR

FL Presidente pro tempore
procedi6 a nombrar una comisi6n
compuesta por los Sres. Martinez
Davila, Sanchez Morales, Gonza-
lez Mena Garcia Duc6s para
Que hoy vaya a saludar al Gober-
nador y decirle que ell Senado es-
pera su mensaje. Bueno es recor-
dar que hoy las diez de la ma
mana, ante la Camara Y ell Sc
nado en- session conjunta, el Co
bernador leera su mensaje inau-
gural. FL Sr. Martinez Nadal tam
bien fue nombrado para formal
parte de esta Comisi6n pero re
hus6 porque, seg1n manifesto
Eel no saluda al Gobernador n
como Gobernador nj como caba
Hero"
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MAS SOBRE LAS CONFEREN-
GAS CoMERCIALES FRANCO,
ALEMANAS

PARIS, febrero 9. (Cable fran
ces).-El DR.. TrendeIemburg, jefe
de la delegation alemana las con
ferencias de Paris, ha celebrado una
larga conferences privada con M.
Raynaldy, Ministro de Comercio
de Francia.
Los alemanes, parecen, han con-
sentido en- abandonar sus deman-
das siempre que Francia acuerde
la Imposition del minimum en- las
tarifas sobre mercaderias ce pro-
cedencia a1emana.
Alemania parece estac dispuesta
a aceptar I'M acuerdo previsorio has
ia ell mes de diciembre del presen
tie a1o.
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O TELES-
ALCAZAR

ALCAZAR
Luna 5S, Frente al Municipso
Nuevo Hotel. Modernamente eQui-
pado. Cocina Criolla. Habitacioneg
frescas. Buep trato.
Precios de situaci6n. Sc admitsR
abOnados.
FRANCISCO RIVERA 8
PrOpietario
Tel. 1915. Apartado 1SSs
Sen Juan, P. II.
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LA QUESTION DE la VICE
PRESIDENCIA

En- cuanto a Ia deElgnaci6n pa
ra Vice-Presidente de la Camara,
sabemos que en- el caucus. el Lcdo.
Lastra Charriez present6 como
candidate al Lcdo Jose c. Saba
ter, de Mayagaez, = Sc presento
en- contra de la candidatura del
sehor Sabater, al Lcdo. Miguel
Guerra Mondrag6n.
Sc someti6 votacl6n, con un
resultado de ounce yotos a ca
toree, a favor de Guerra. FL Lcdo.
Lastra pidi6 Sc anulara esa vota-
cion, por no haber sido nominado
el Lcdo Guerra. Entonees sc so
meti6 a segunda votaei6n, y re-
sult6 triunfante pOr tres votos,
el Lcdo. Guerra Mondrag6n.
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Ia Cam. de Representatives..

unionistas exclusivamente, el Lcdo.
Lastra Charriez triunf6 por un
voto sobre el seiior Tous Soto.
Luego, al someterse votacion
la misma question, entire repre-
sentantes unionistas Y republica-
nos, el senor Tous Soto result6
triunfante .por cinco votos sobre
el Lcdo. Lastra Charriez, va que
todos los representatives republi-
canos, sin exception dieron sus
votos al primerO. No obstante,
entire los unionistas, triunfo Las
ira por un voto.
BARCELO ELECTO
PRESIDENTE
En- una tranquilidad que con-
trastaba con la tormentosa session
dc la Camara, bajo la presidencia
del Secretario Don Jose Muiioz
Rivera, el Senado eligi6 a Don
Antonio r. Barcel6 para Presi-
dente a las II de la noche con Is
votos a su favor. Apareci6 una
papeleta en- blanco. Tres senado-
res estaban ausentes.
FL Sr. Martinez Nadal suscit6
Ia question de 81 Sc podia elegir
q un senador que no habia pres
tGdo juramento. Tras un breye
debate con Hernandez Lopez, es-
"a se hizo una question de orden
Ia cual el Sr. Zeno secund6 por
eortesia al adversario politico que
estaba completamente solo, Y la
presidencia la declare sin lugar
HERNANDEZ LOPEZ
VICE-PRESIDENTE
FL Sr. Gonzalez Mena propuso
al Sr. Hernandez Lopez para pre-
sidente pro tempore. FL Sr. Soto
enmend6 la propuesta pidiendo
cue el presidente pro tempore pa
sara ser ell vice preSldente al
entregar su puesto al presidente
efectivo. Al ponerse a votaci6n la
petici6n enmendada Sc oHuvieron
los siguientes resultadOs: Herman
dez Lopez, Ia votos; Don Luis
Sanchez Morales, voto; y una
papeleta en- blanco.
/ SECRETARIO Y
/ MACERO
A los puestos de Secretario J
Macero fueron electos, respectiva
mente y por unanimidad, los Sc
hores Jose Muhoz Rivera Y Ma
nuel Palacio Salazar.
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iQue. hara ell sefior Ti6 81 no re-
cibe la cooperation del pueblo?
lContinuara ocupando el sitial sin
que su paso por la casa del pueblo
dele algo digno de 81? Renunciala
y ocupara su puesto, sigui ndo Ell
rumor pubnco don Santiago R.
Palmer, de abolengo unionista? Use
exterminara de una plumada Ell ar
doroso ideal republieano? Dejara
la conviction paso al convenciona-
lismo individual? Use cumplira la
profesia de que la Acadia segui-
ra bajo la Influenza de nuestros
adversarios aver, hoy nuestros her
raanos? 1Habra 1nte-eses creados9
Jseran ellos los que d terminen en-
esta jurisdiction Ell mas o menos
triunfo de una colectividad para su
beneficio propio? (Permitidme un
parentesis para contestar a alguien
qu9 cr6dulo Y sin estudiar la ley
Municipal opina que nn Asambleis-
ia no puede ser Alcalde. Hoy en-
dia Ia Asamblea, por renuncia, etc.
del Alcalde, es la autorizada para
nombrar y IN Asambleista renun-
ciando como tai qu,da nbre es
elegible para dicho cargo). Lo pri-
nero no serfa aceptado por el. Es
muy conocido su caracter para per-
manecer inactive. Es Ell hombre.
Es nuestra opinion. Ell hombre
que ha d2sarrollado su 'intelecto en-
el precioso campo de la experiences,
ell que con voluntad inquebranta-
bic y caracter triunfador en- miles
de oportunidad,s ha vencido obs
taculos; que ha tornado una fami-
, LA >modelo de virtud y saber, que
ha conquistado por su bondad y
/ humane coraz6n sitio predilecto er
eI coraz6n del pueblo que siente
placer Y orgullo en- que su primer
autcridad responda al nombre
4 respectable de don Juan Angel Ti6
ropetimos, antes de renunciar, ago
tara todos los medios, dara sus enel
gias todas por y para Ell bu?n nom
bre de la ciudad y va agotadas. 81
retirara a su hogar, triste pero sa
tisfecho del deber cumplido.
Nos quedamos en- la orfandad sil
sus consoles sabios, salvemos nuef
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iSe destinara la cantidad de
SIS, 600 para construir casetas de
madera2 1No podria usarse en- am
Pillar de concrete la escu9la "Anto-
MIA Martinez" Longfellow :?
Tiene la palabra el doctor Nestor
Rivera Porrata, Director Escolar
de esta poblaci6n.
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Desde San Germdn...

tro honor, vsiemos por nuestro pres
tigio, laboremos, prestemos nuestro
concurso aportando en- cualquier
actividad iniciada por el en- 10 eco
n6mico industrial, nuestro grano
de arena, asi continuara dirigien-
do los destinos del pueblo; 81 re-
nunciase, (falto de cooperation es-
to sucedera) 81 sufriese la admins
TRACTION este golpe mortal desgra-
ciado pueblo, maid 7cido esta, pues
cuando la suerte nos depara hom-
bres probes y rectos obligados es-
tamos no por 6l, pues es transito-
rio, es destello, es rafaga que lige-
70 pasa; pero 10 qu, haga redunda-
ra en- benefcio de la comunidad.
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HERNANDEZ LOPEZ
VICE-PRESIDENTE
NiACERo


A los puestos de Secretario y
Macero fueron electos, respectiva-
mente y por unanimidad, los Sc
hores Jose Munoz Rivera Y Ma
nuel Palacio Salazar.
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ultima HORA
Continuation de la pagina la.

mas con sus 'affidavits'' CORES.
pondientes al Secretarto de la gue-
ira Weeks y al Executive Nacio-
nal.
"Iglesias ha dicho que hubo IRE.
gularidades en- las elecciones er
mas de la mitad de las municipal
dades de la Isla, y tambien que ha
pedido personalmente al presid N
te Coolidge que investigue detalla.
damente la situaci6n.
"El sr. C6rdova Davila visit6 al
Presidente en- Casa Blanca al me
dio dia de hoy /"
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CENTRAL

Edificio cOnstrufdo expresamente
para Hotel. Modernanente equipa-
do, con Ascensor, Habitaciones con
bafio. Tel6fono, Timbres, Barberfa
Y cuanto requiere ell Moderno Con-
fort
Plan EurOpeO. American Plan
Desde $1.O0 a $50. Desde $50 a 35cc
Restaurant a la Carta. Cubierto 81
SAN JOSE NO IL
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Y PARA TERMINAR

Tambi6n sc nos ha informadO
que en- el seno del caucus, y al
discutirse y llevarse a votacion la
question de la presideneia de la
Camara entire los representatives
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HOTEL WASHINGTON

PRINCESA, No. 2@SAN JUAN
PUERTO RICO
Con IS habitaciones muy frescas y
c0modas, cerca del COrreo, Corte Fe
deral, Bancos Y Muelles de la ciu-
dad. Sc admiten abonados a precios
m6dicos. Tel6fono No. 937. Apar-
tado No. 1870. JUAN REYES Co
MEZ. Propietario.
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tContlnnacl6n de Ia pdg. ~

tCOntinnaci6n de Ia pag. -
SEcRETARIo DE LA CAMARA
Y SARGENTO DE ARMAS
FL representante senor Ruiz
Soler vuelve a hacer uso de la
palabra. y propone al sehor Fran
cisco Amadeo. para Secretario de
la Camara dc Representatives.,
cargo Goe ocupa "A satisfaction de
todoa desde hace varios amos, La
Camara designa por unanimidad
al senior Amadeo para Secrctario.
Entonces 81 senor Ruiz Soler
propone al sehor Godofredo Pa
checo, para Sargento de Armas
de la Camara, puesto que tam
bien desempehaba a entera satis-
faeeion, y Ia designation sc haee
por aeiamacion y por unanimi-
dad.
Las seis dc Ia tarde. La mul-
titud f0rcejea una vez mas, pero
esta vez no es por cntrar, sino
p0r salir. Los eomentarios &c in
tensihcan. La nebulosa Sc ka
aelarado. Fl Sr. Tous Soto es el
Presidente de Ia CGmara de Re
presentantes, el Lcdo. Guerra
Mondrag6n. Vice-Presidente. Pa
ra ambos tiene FL MUNDO su
enhorabucnn.
ULTIMA HORA.-AL LCDO.
LASTRA CHARRIEZ Sc lie
oFREcIO TRES VECES POR
UNANIMIDAD IA VICE-PRE-
SiDENCIA DE LA CAMARA
A Ultima hora, nos hemos en-
terado, de que en el caucus, al
Ledo. Alfonso Lastra Charriez. sc
le ofreei6 por aelamaei6n y por
unanimidad. y por tres veces con-
seeutlvas. Ia vice-presidencia de
10 Camara dc Representatives.. FL
Ledo. Lastra Charriez, renunci5 a
ese honor con caracter irreyoca-
bic. negdndose rotundamente a
IL a Ia vice-presidencia de la Ca
mara, y manifestando que desea-
ba servir a su partido y a su pa
tria desde su pupitre de repre-
sentante.
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GEs la carniceria 10 fundamental
mente opuesto la buena marcha
de la Administrator? les que su
direction administrative implica
para la Asamblea Municipal graves
trastornos? ICuales son las condi-
clones del Matadero Municipal7 tSe
necesita tanto valor para afrontar
estas cuestioncs? Informaremos am
pliamente.
Cooperando con ell SeiCr TIC y
Asambleistas sanearemos San
German de tantos y ta1tos males
sociales quo la conciencia, sentlT
p3nsar publicos sefialan a diario
Avergonzados estamos pero hemos
de salir avante en- nuestros propo'
sitos. Triunfaremos o fracasaremos
pero cumpliremos nuestro dIsberi
sin importarnos los cacicastros, re
mora de pueblos, fanfarrones d'
oflcio, afrontando con energia
valentia todos y cada uno de estc
problemas.
Evening star., 1925-03-16

nails which should not be connected
with them.
Try to wiggle the socket springs to
make sure that they are securely
fastened in place, and also bend
them up sufficiently to make sure
that they make contact with the
tube prongs.
Checking the Batteries.
II the fllament does not light. check
up to see that the batteries are in
good condition, that the battery
switch is on. and that it is in good
condition. To test the switch and
make sure that the trouble is not in
the switch, connect the two terminals
of the switch together, thus connect
ing across any possible break in
the switch.
OF course, it is possible that the
tube Is burned out. Test the tube by
taking 1T out of the socket and con-
Meeting the battery directly across
the fllament terminals to see whether
or not IL lights.
If the tube lights when a battery
is connected directly across the Ala
ments but does not light when placed
in the socket, there are several pos
sible sources of trouble. The bat
terry binding posts on the set may be
poorly connected with the wiring,
the wiring of the circuit may be at
fault the battery switch may be de-
fective or not on, the rheostat may
have poor connection, or the socket