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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15
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a usted muchas oportunidades Y
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15

que el Protocolo de Ginebra no
haya sido ratihcado a1n. Ell Coz
mite Executive va mencionado ha
decidido convocar para agosto 21
una conferencia international de
mujeres socialistas, la que asis-
tiran no solo las mujeres de Eu-
ropa sino muchas de America.
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BULGARIA CASTIGA Al LOS
AUTORES DE LA EXPLOSION
DE LA CATEDRAL

I
BERLIN. mayo IA, (Cable
Francesl.- despachos que lle-
gan de Sofia dan cuenta del re-
sultado de las investigaciones que
el Gobierno seguia en- relaci6n
con la explosion de la bornba en-
Ia Cathedral de Sveti Kral, la cual
mat6 alrededor de 140 personas
principales de la aristocracia, ei
eiercito y Ell gobierno. Como Sc
recordara en- la catAstrofe murie-
ron catorce generates, fueron he
ridos gravemente varios ministries
! y Ell Rey por casualidad escape,
pues aun no habia llegado al lu-
gar del suceso. La. era de terror
que sigui6 a este atentado MONS
! truoso, toca va a su fin. Muchos
de los coautores del atentado mu-
rieron manos de- Ia policfa al
resistirse a ser arrestados, las
represalias han sido tremendas,
nuchas otras bon1bas han explo-
tado, eI comunisrno, guiado desde
Mosed, Sc ha lanzado a los COM
plots mas horribles, nnuchos lfde-
res poIfticos han sido asesinados,
en- fin, el caos ha envuelto a Bull
garia y ahora la tranquidad CO.
mienza a briliar de nuevo. Los
nltirnos completes que faItaban por
juzgar han sido sometidos a jul
clio, u, con una rapidez prodigio-
sa, Sc ha hecho justicia. Los prin-
cipales acusados Sc han declaradC
Eculpahles, segdn los despaehos, q
| exception de Koeff. Marco Fried
man, el jefe del complot. ha pc
dido que Sc. ies fusile 81 Sc. lie. con
dena a muerte. Zadgorski, sacfis-
tan de la catedfal, el que permitit
laediantes cierto dinero que Sc L
pago Que la bonba Sc colocara !
su mocha Sc encendiese, ha pedidc
que no Sc le mate, pues quiere ex-
niar en- Ia prision su culpa, POI
medic de la plegaria y Ia peniten.
cia. Estas peticiones han heehe
bastante impression en- el publico
I Il una por 10 yalerosa de pedi1
TN fusilamiento, la otra por L
piadosa de quercr purgar tar
grave falta. por medic del ARE
rentimiento.
Sin embargo, los iltimos despa.
chos que llegan de la capital bal.
CARA, dicen que ocho de los acu-
sados han side, condenados a muer
te y dos mas han sido condenados
uno seis. amos Y Ell otro tres
amos de preside. Zadgorski. a pc
sar de sus ruegos, ha sido uao d
los condenados a n1uerte. Fried
man, el que pedia. ser fusilade, J
Koeff, el que Sc declare inocente
tan1pien moriran Una sola graci:
Sc le ha concedido al sacristaT
zadgorski. Y es que su ejecuei6l
sera privada, mientras las de lol
otros seran plblicas, para oscar
nliento de los conaunistas. No s.
sabe 81 los partidarios de Frie'
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EIex-PreSidente..
(continuacion de Ia pag. u


lnentos unionistas 0 aliancistas has
ia estas foras, cuatro meses des.
pu6s de la campaha, cuando buenos
republicanos puros tristemente
Sc pasean con las names en- los boil
silios por las Gales de la ciudad 0
SO sientan inerrnes debaio del AR
bol de La Paciencia'' Haber emplea
do personals en- el Mnniapio Due no
necesitaban de esOs puestos y haber
permitido que los jefes de departa-
lnentos nombrasen ahijaaos y pa1ien
tes SIN tener ca cuenta sn capacidad
polftica. Estos cargos los hice con
Ia 1ionradez que me caraeteriza en-
las primeras reuniones del comite
y por 81 algllien me ouisisras dar a
cntender que no soy amigo de la ad.
Ininistraci6n por intereses, persona
les, es bueno que haga pnbIica. esta
carta que dirig al seAor Victor
Coli Y cuchi, cuando, me honr6 ofre
ciendome ell mejor puesto que haya
en- Ia administration municipal para
un m6d1co.. x actue, en- esa. forna
para dignificax mas mi posici6n y
para ser un polftico iibre y darle
un ejemplo al sehor Todd en- cuanto
a tener una sola palabra a costa del
sacrificio personaL puesto one todps
saben, que durante los dfas de Ia cam
pafia todo 10 di a mi partido, en- Goa
ira del titan de la Alianza que pre-
tendia asfsriarnps al reclamar nues-
tro justo defecho Y 81 derechO de
esas lnasasr oprlnAdas que pedfah re-
denciOn a CRITICS. He aqui Ia carta:
San Juan Pto. Rico,
Enero i6s de 1915.
Sr. Or. Victor Coli y Cnehf
Director dc Beneficeneia
san Jran, z. r.
senor:-
Acabo de recibir el nonbramien-
to con que usted Sc ha dignado hon
rarine. A usted personaimente le
agradezco tai atenci6n. Mi posici6n
polftica, mi integridad de caracteF
las eircunstancias Que me han
lIevado defender los intereses de
la Coalici6n sObre tOdas las demas
consideraciones obligan no pOder
aceptar ningdn puesto retribuidO
en- la administrator local.
Esta renuncia es irrSvocable y no
habra NADIA nj nadie que me haga
cambiar INF resoluci6n,, porauei en-
ttendo que el homhre debe tener Ell
rrop6sito de no ponerss en- ridiculo
mas tarde aceptsndo 81 puesto que
antes hubiera tenunctados
De usted con t6da consideration
qued6 affmo. amigo y compahsrO.
Dr.. de CAsTRo.
Y no debo terminar sin hacer cons
tar que sl cornits deoiar6 vacante
mi cargo, pOr 81 solo neeho de- que
no pude asisttr tres seeiones "
40 eincc,--en el, curse de dos sema-
mas. Eso demuestra que Sc trataba
dc ma conspiracf6n para desRnaeer.
ma aa ynf caran. -
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man trataran de rescatarlo Gle
nlanos de la justicia levantandose
en armas, pero el gobierno esta
compietamente preparado para
cualquier movimiento. v Sc ha
mostrado tan energico en- la re-
ciente crisis que Sc lie tiene un
profundo respeto.
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pugnanlte Y su
gusto desagra-
cable le afect6
e estomago y
Ia hizo desistir
de su empleo-
Como. ella son
m uc h a 5 las
personals que a
diario dejan de
ton1ar tan ex-
celente nledica-
rnento
Este inconve
niente desapa
rece con el uso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15
DoUMERGUE coNDEcoRADo

PARIS, mayo Id. Gable Fran
.c6s).-El seiior Cornejo, Ministro
del Peru en- esta ciudad, le ha
entregado al Presidente de la Re-
publica Francesa, M. Doumergue,
una insignia con que su gobierno
10 condecora por sus reconocidos
meritos.. Els la Gran Cruz de la
Orden del Sol.
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PUERTO RICO

'sEl vengador de Alaska" y
+" "Estereosc6picas'
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LOS sOCIALIsTAs ENDosAN
Ell PROTOCOLo DE GINEBRA

PARIS, mayo IA. (Cable Fran
ces) .-El Comite Executive de la
International Obrero- -Socialista ha
votado una orden del dfa en- fa-
vor de los principles del Proto-
colo de Ginebra y de una ener-
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LAS ANT1I1As

Episodes de Ia gran serie "El
Rrazo Amarillo Y una c6mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15
OLINPO

Grandiosa function beneficio 6e
Los tuberculosis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15
BELIOGRAPH

La pasional pelicuia italiana PA
gina de Amor
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coBtEnNo DE PuERrc RICO
ConrTsroN DE HoaAREs
sEoURos
SAN JUAN, F. Z.
~---
AvIso

ga nfocAfiAF6. n fa aafRuani6fk de
graniag y solares de acherdo con
3 r'sv AZ Hoaares. ssa,iFos. en las
sigutensss municiualidades.
Arnas Buenas
AaAkoo
Arseibo
BaFfanousAaa as
Bafros
.noFaas
essasaN;ls. sa
T.sss SFs,sss m
r.asas
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Ella dice:
.i(lue DsIgada Estoyl..
Sus amigos murmuran:
iHQu6 Flaca Esla!!!!!.

No estaria tan angustiada con su
aspecto de eriferlmiza 81 supiera que
hay un producto naravilloso cue le
hara aumentar libras de peso en-
solo so dias.
lie fue recomendado ell aceite de
higado de bacalao, pero su olor re-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15
DOMINGO

DOMINGO
ran a as la
tosde a (After Y
Is
Richard
iRECALAREMOS BOMBONES Al TODOS!
Precos Luneas 10 Ninos S Ctvs Balloon 10 Nnos
POR N0cHE Exhibition
Barbara La Mari Frank Mayo Eleanor Boadan Richard Lew
Cody Aeen Prnge ALGO DGNO POR TODoS
Precios Llnas 35 Nhos rs ctvs Balloon rs Nhos
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IMPERIAL

Los Placeres de Paris
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LAcoMBE, DIRECTOR DE, LA
POLICfA DE PARIS, LLEGA
A NUEVA YORK

NUEvA YORK, mayo IA! (Ca-
bic Frances) Luis Lacombe, Di-
rector de la Policia Judicial de
Paris, lego aver bordo del
trasattantico "Degfasse'. Vfene a
Nueva York a participar de la
Conferencia International de Po-
licfa que Sc ceIebrara hoy. Lacom
be es tai vez el hombre mas te-
mido de los. criminales Y apa-
ches de Paris, pues su rapidez
en- descubrir rastfos Y desenmara-
mar las tramas mas complicadas
es faTnosa en- Europa.
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VICTORY GARDEN

Jack Dempsey en- "Peleando Sc
Cana"
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Teatro Municipal

Jack Holt y Agnes Ayres en- IA
gran production FL Casamente-
ro", lThe Marriage Maker)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15

lei Jarr6n Azul'' (The Co.
Getter) con r. Roy Barnes en-
actos.
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Y no debo terminar sin hacer con:
tar que el conits deolar6 vacants
mi cargo, pOr 81 solo neeho de- Qus
no puds asisttr tres sesiones y
40 einco,--en ell curse de dos sema
mas. EAo demuestra que Sc tratabs
dc nfa conspiracf6n para desRnseeri
me de nj cargo.'s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15

GINEBRA, mayo IA. lCable
Francss)- Comision Militar
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LA CoNFERENcIA DE LAS
ARMAS HACE UNA IMPOR-
TANTE EXCLUSION
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CARIBE

| Reaparici6n del magnffico duetto
Bonoris- -saavedra y la cinta "sa-
orificio' por Robert Cain.
Evening star., 1925-01-19

Continued from Eighth Page
Miss Helen Harmon, treasurer; Mrs.
Joseph Henry Wheat historian; Mrs.
Lewis b. Thompson, cha aplain--and
members of the independence Bell
Chapter \. S. u. A. r.
Presiding al the prettily appointed
tea table were Mrs. Thomas Worth
iuEton Cooke, Mrs. Lowe Edelin. Mrs.
William Griffin. Mrs. Hardy and Mrs
Rufus L. Allan of Waynesville, \. G.
Mrs. Ashton Todd and Mrs Otis Rudd
were at the punch bowl. assisted by
Miss Dorothy Gould Fowler and Miss
Christeu Heffner
The following additional patron
eSSes have been added to the list of
patronesses of the Emma Robertson
Memorial Circle, Florence Crittenden
Home. card party. Friday, February g.,
at the Hotel Harrington: Mrs. Archie
E.ngel, Mrs. Lynn Sizer. Mrs Robert
W. Burgess, Mrs. James p. Howard,
Mrs. Glenn Phelps, Mrs Ernest Allwine
and Mrs. Thomas j. Rice
Evening star., 1925-01-19
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY HARDING CAMP
John E. Stark Chosen Commander
Of Sons of Veterans-Women
Also Named.

Omcers recently elected by Warren
G. Harding Camp, No. ), Division OF
Maryland. Sons of Veterans, and those
of the auxiliary were installed We'd
nesdaY evening at d meeting in G.. 4.
r. Hall, 1412 Pennsylvania avenue.
The following are the new officers
Of the camp for the ensuing year:
camp commander, John Edwin Stark;
senior vice camp commander, William
G. Walker; junior vice camp COM
mander, Horace J. Phelps; camp coun-
ell. Past Commander Corbin Birch,
chairman, Horace J. Phelps and A S.
Roland NJ. Brennan; camp chaplain, j.
l.. Peters; camp secretary, William h.
White; camp treasurer, J. +. Scott.
roIIowz= President Mrs Laurerte
Uullings; vice president, Mrs. Minnie
Watson; treasurer, Mrs Mary Fl. Win
gate; guide, Mrs Mary Hartley; as
sistant guide, Mrs. Lillian L. Marks;
first color bearer, Mrs. Josephine
Hamachcr; second color bearer, Mrs.
Rosa kitchin; chaplain, Mrs. May
Watts; patriotic instructor, Miss Ma
rio Marks; secretary, Mrs Anna J.
Marks; inside guard, Miss Ethel
Grimes: councillor. Mr. ]. e Stark:
musician, Miss Ethel Grimes, and
press correspondent, Mrs. Mary H
Wingate.
The trustees arc: Mrs. Louise Wat
son, Mrs. May Watts and Mrs. Jo
sephine Ha.macher
Representative OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic and OF the other
camps and auxiliaries of the Division
of Maryland, Sons Of Veterans, L. S.
A, were in attendance.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Have Color in Cheeks
Be Better Looking - Take
Olive Tablets

1t your skin is yelloW-co mpIcxion
paIlid-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have bad taste in your mouth
a lazy. good feeIing-you should
take Olive Tablets.
Dr. Edwards Olive TabIets-a sub
stitute for calomei-were prepared by
Or. Edwards after II years Of study.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color.
To have clear, pink skin, bright
eyes, no pmpIes, feeling OF buoyarcy
like childhood days you must get at the
cause.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like caIomeI-yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results. Millions of
boxes are sold annually at 15e and soc.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
FORMER GUARD UNIT
HOLDS BIRTHDAY REUNION
Gathering Planned as Surprise for
Capt. Fawcett, Once Head
of G Company.

Members OF former G. Company.
District of Columbia National Guard.
held reunion of that organization
Saturday evening on the occasion OF
the birthday of Capt. Tom Fawcett,
l404 Allison street
The reunion was held as surprise
to Capt. Fawcett, the company being
formed in the front of the house
VIXEN he answered the ring of the
doorbell. Henry Ewing. speaking for
the company, recalled the days when
the company was under his command
The former soldiers presented Capt.
FaWcett with a ring. In responding Capt.
Fawcett said that he hoped the occasion
would be only the first of many reun-
ions to come. Earle Wood was appointed
recording secretary to prepare for
future gatherings.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
PLAY AT HOSPITAL.
Bard Studio Quartet and Others
Entertain Veterans.

A concert enjoyed by the audience
AT the Red Cross House of st. Eliza
beth's Hospital, was given yesterday
afternoon. The Bard Studio Quartet
presented a selection from Gounod' S
Faust" Romance Sansparole," by
Sonte, and "Valse," BY Bloch. Gill V.
SchmiIton, a member OF the quartet,
also played Nevin's Mighty LAX a
Rose
Winifred Michaelson. talented
young pianist, played Edward Mac
Dowe1ls "Czardos" and "Hopak''
tMoussorgsky). She played accom-
paniments for the ongS sung by
Denton Ledford, tenor, whose num-
bers included cold Fashioned Town
(Dooley) and two negro spirituels by
BurIeigh. Hard Trial. and ''Oh,
Didn't IT Rain"
Evening star., 1925-01-19
MASS MEETING CALLED
ON HOUR PARKING LIMIT
Columbia Heights Business Men
Hear Objections to Restraint
After Nightfall.

The Columbia Heights Business
Mems Association has called a mass
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at 3Ol7 Fourteenth street to
discuss the one-hour parking limit.
There has been much objection in
the neighborhood, it is said, TO the
hour limit being enforced during the
evening in Columbia Heights.
A representative of the Department
of Commerce has promised to attend
the meeting.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Socialist Bakery Sale Forced.

BY the Associated Press.
VIENNA. January 19.-The Social
ISL party has been compelled to sell
the Hammer breadworks, which If
owned Tor 10 and which pro-
duced 100000 Ioaves weekly. The
sale was necessary because the bak-
cry was unable to comply with the
governments ordinance of last week.
compelling d reduction of 13la per
cent in the price OF bread.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
COLLEGE STARS TO COME,
Mask and Wig Performers to Pre-
sent Songs Here.

The University of Pcnnsylva MIA
Alumni Club will bring 10 Washing
ton SIX of the stars Of last years
Mask and Wig" show to appear be-
fore the local high and preparatorv
schools Friday, January 23. in a Sc
lect program of Mask and Wic'
songs and dances. Performancesswill
be held at Western at II o'clock.
Tech at ! o'clock and Central at $50
o'clock. DR.. G.. w. McCIelland and
the troupe will be entertained by the
local alumni at a dinner at the Uni
versity Club, after which a final per-
1ormance viii be given at Friends
School.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
LECTURE DATE CHANGED.
II. Jean Capart to Speak Friday
Night in Corcoran Hall.

DR. Jean Capart. exchange professor
of the University of Brussels, will
lecture in Corcoran Hall, George
Washington University. Friday night
at s o'clock. This is the third of the
series of historical lectures given by
the university for the public.
The lecture had been announced for
tonight. Tickets may be obtained
from the office of President Lewis at
the university
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Taxi Driver Arrests Dog.

NEW YORK, January 19.-The sec
ond dog to be arrested and taken
to the West Forty seventh street sta
ton within a month was brought there
yesterday by Frank Papa, a taxi driver
1t is a daschund and was sent to the
Anne rican Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals. Mr.. Papa
said the dog got on his cab and re-
fused to leave.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
POLICE USE TEAR BOMB.
Five Hundred in Panic at Lecture
by Alleged Former Nun.

BY tho Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. January 10
Five hundred persons attending a
lecture at Norwood yesterday became
panic stricken when police, endeaVor-
ing to break up the meeting, eXplod-
ed a tear gas bomb in the hall.
Several women and children We're
slightly injured in the rush for exits.
The trouble started when Mrs.
Helen Jackson of Toledo, who pro-
fessed to be an ex-nun. refused TO
cancel her cement to speak.
despite the protests of Mayor Louis
II. Nolte and the chief of police.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
SOCIETY

Continued from Eighth Pagel
Evening star., 1925-01-19

Bryson. Quebec. has had the same
mayor almost continuously for so
years.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
First Sergeant Retired

First SerEt. Robert Revere. gath
Infantry, at Fort Benning. Ga, has
been placed on the retired list of the
Army on account of age.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
Ordered to Duty With Reserves.

Capt. James B. Golden. 9Th Field Ar
tillery at Fort Hoyle, Md, has been
10 this city for duty with the
S0th Division. Organized Reserves.
Evening star., 1925-01-19
DUCHESSE CHARMS
IN JOINT RECITAL
Soprano and HarpiSt Give
Varied Program at Ward
man Park Hotel.

From Bach to Ravel and Pouleuc is
wide gap musically, but it was
Spanned in the program Of beautiful
music sung and played by the
Duchesse de Richelieu, Il charming
young soprano and Salvatore de Ste
fano, brilliant haCpiSt, with James
Caskey as accompanist, in joint re-
cital at the Wardman Park Hotel last
night, under the auspices of the City
Music League of New York City.
The harpists first group included
Bachs "Gavotte." "Ballade," by Has
selman; The Fountain" by label.
and "Impromptu," by Poenitz. All
wore delightfully."- played and showed
the artists skill in tonal shading, ac-
curacy and ability to play exquisite
arpeggios. His second group of mod
ern music included a work of his own,
"CenereZza an engaging melody
woven into an interesting music pat
tern, and his harp arrangement of
Grauados' well known Spanish Sere-
made Ravels prelude ct Danse," a
novel number. and Patrol" by Has
selman. introducing a beautiful piece
Of pianissimo work with fascinating
tempo, were played also with Posses
la Danse" as a fitting finale TO the
group.
The duchesse has a voice of fine
lyric quality, whose charm is en-
HANGED by an attractive personality.
She modified her program. substitut-
ing Haydns My Mother Bids Me Bind
My Hair and Weckerlin's "AIisnon-
ette.' fu~ Haydn'S she Never Told
Her Love" and Mermaid Song"
Noore's MY Lovely Celia" was given
in typical ballad style and Dvorak' S
Songs Ny Mother Taught Ne" was
sung at an unusually rapid tempo.
IN old Irish song, 'I Know Where
I'm Coin" was the encore. In her
other solo group, the duchesse sang
the quaint suite Of animal songs by
Poulenc, including musical sketches
Of the camel. goat, gTasshopper. dol
phin, crawfsh and carp. Burleigh's
spirituel, Deep River" was the en-
core.
IT was unfortunate that the audi
ence seemed to regard the concert IS
= social function rather than an event
for the presentation of beautiful
music. Incessant buzzing and rest
lessness, as well as conversation audi
BILE from the corridor outside the ball
room, deprived the artists Of that at
mosphere of silent attention demand
ed for the success of q recital. Prob
ably due to this. the duchesse cut one
number from the last group Of her
songs with harp accompaniment and
sang both Cyril Scott's Lullaby and
Lieurance's Waters of ATinnetonka"
I a swift tempo oddly at variance
with the themes.
Evening star., 1925-01-19

when nelghbors of Edward Moore.
= farmer OF Liberty, Nebr. learned
that he was sick in bed. they gath
s~ed at his home and held a "sa wing
pee" cutting UP ] , wagon loads of
stove wood in day.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
Auto Campers Here
This Year Expected
To Spend '$5W,OOO
Cars Using Tourist Camp
Leave Average of $40
in City.

Approximately $500.o00 will be spent
in Washington this year by motor
tourists who visit the municipal motor
camp in Potomac Park, it is estimated
by the American Automobile Associa
ton. This is an increase of 100000
over the amount spent by motor
tourists here last year.
Expect More Than $4,000.
The total numbers of automobiles
that used the camp last year was A.
248, carrying 41,295 passengers. Be-
cause of the increased facilities at the
camp, the minimum expected this
year is $4,000 cars. From March /
to April /, 586 cars registered at the
camp, as compared with 37S for the
corresponding period last year.
According to the A. A. A, the visit
ing motorist spends q longer time in
Washington than he spends on the
average in other camps throughout
the country. 1t is estimated each
car spends an average of $40 while
in the city. All indications, say the
A. A. A, point to an increase in motor
tourist population of so per cent over
1924.