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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-21
Ell PARIAAMENTo HoLANDEs
DIscUTIRA FL FoNDo PARA
Los JUEGos oLIMPIcos

- b. -. Nv
AMSTERDAM, abril 90. (cable
Francss) .-Gast6n Vidal, antique
nlinistro de sport Y el Conde
clary, Presidente- del cOmite
frances de los Juegos olimpicos
han aceptado La invitaci6n de We
mir Holanda a tomar parte en-
La campafia que Sc esta Hevando
a cabo con Ell fin de recolectar fon
dos para las olimpiadas de 1928.
El parlamento discntira L., senana
cue vtene Ia question del cr6dito. de
un million Do aorines para cubrir
psrte de los .gastOs. FL cordte ho-
landes esta ansioso .por 10 tanto
de llamarle ls atenci6ne al pdbheo
sobre "a impOrtancia de este asun-
to- , , -
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DoNA DOLORES NADAL VIDA.
. DE sYALDES 49,

En- Bayam6n, 81 dia 10 del CO.
rriente,. entreg6 su alma al, Crea-
dor IA. estimada sonora cuyo nom
bre encabeza estas lineas. Lo mis-
mo en- Bayam6n, lugar de su
mperte y de su entierro, como en-
Manati en- dOnde habia vigido en-
union de su hijo el senior M. Val
des Nadal, eorresponsat de este
diario, era muy querida por to-
dos pues su naturaleza la haeta
cautivarse la amistad de todo
agueI que la trataba.
Vsya nuestro pesarne mas SEN
lido a 'sus deudos que con justa
raz6n lloran su desaparicion, Y
especialinente a nuestro apreciado
amigo el Sr. valdes NadaI, agen-
to de GEL MUNDO" en- Manatf.
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Gos dc nnestras ecsrrelas no esten
enterados de dicha carta- 81 De-
ildxEaTrauto us Ihsnncricn dsbefla
c6E111la IN taEdlE dG circuizS. para
qts rEzse -reldK tod0s Los ntHcs-
de las-EcneIas; para de-esss mDdo
este on el coraz6T dg los futurOs
gladj adores de ARsstso- pueblo, aque-
lIcrQne- hoy encousemHanrcs . naSes-
tr6s dlreetoreAo Hnbonces- La semitic
caera -cn .terrcno virgerc ctanfbt6n3
sIe1id6 sadudabaa-etex4to de nnsr
tres iuzsos enspehoss - s-,o-s
.0onservar tedocIC tuenor de nuess
tfos antepasaaus s1uenlczTiDr erf7eI
cogaz6R 1e-lae 1sftez. xfess6 ser uusss
tro fin, a essu,f6 Qherenros desGSar
las-cadeuss para vniSer a2Ser-nnesv
txas montaaas pobladas y yerdSs,
asf como paagtrog Sfcs candalcs6s,
y nuestros jibarOs felices en- sus a6-
cares, despreciando el metal bri-
iiantos qas q tantos seres ha Ilsva-
Dc IasnE6s crueles necesidades.
AIejsndro CoLLAZo
YabueOa, r. H., 1895.
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KuLTlMA HORA.:.::

tOoltinuaci6n de Id Ira. pae.l
clones, y relacionados con la mar
cha de Ia administrators local.
a pesar de que en- Ia reunion
de anoche no Sc discdti6 Ia cues
tf6n del gobernador Towner,- nj
NADIA en relacion con los nltimes
acontecimient0s poiiticos, a excep-
cion qufzas de c6rrefsaciones ais
ladas entire los miembros del Die
reet0rio, no obstante, terernos eH-
tendido que tam importante Guess
ton sera tratada- de. un fnomento
a. otror y--que a. Ia nAismaono -fat-
tar&-ni- una -sole--de-les-nai0rnha
del DisecteFio- per. ls--sfAPerteNeia
que habEa de reyestir.s..>,
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CABLEGRAMAS
UNA AVALANCHE DEcARR1LAt
UN TREE Ell SIBERIA
BERLIN, abrtI 90 Omitted Press.)
Una avalanche descarr16 un tren
en- Irkutsck, Siberia. Hnbo diez
muertos ? treinta heridos.
COMIENZA ia 2GUERR&
CIVIL EN- BULGARIA

ATENAS, abril 20. (United
Press l.--Los informes obtenidos
aqdi dicen que Ia guerra civil en-
Bulgaria ha comenzado con gran
vigor. Los comunistas, Sc. reIugian
en- las montahas fernando CRU
pos que. atacan las tropas. Sc han
arrestado unos 5000 comunistas.
Sc ha confFmado que Ia explo-
sion en- Ia catedral lnat6 200 per
sonas, entire elias sietee generates
y nuinerosos oficiales. Hubo mil
treseientOs heridos. Rousseff, Mi
nistro del Interior, esta grave a
consequential de, las heridas que
recibiera.
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UN DoCUMENT0
OFFICIAL. -

Para sustentar su opinion don
Santiago ha solicitado un docu-
mento Official de la Secretaria del
GObierno certifcando el numero
dc votos obtenido por los Parti-
dos Politicos el 4 de noviembre.
"Esto garantizara seguramente,
que 81 Partido Socialista es de los
prineipales," ha dicho don San
tiagO. "Y ESQ.,, continda diciendo,
"que tenelnos muchos votos mas
de los que anuncian esos ndme-
ros. Y SIN embargo, adn con esos
documentos que no tienen el MI
nero complete de puestros cleo
torres. Sc pcueba facilmepte que
q Pattido Socialista .es de los
principales." -. -
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La hGzGna detec-
tiuesca del Ga
POT Vance Wynn

nrio de- aauana, y los inspeetOres
- sRPezsesn acefesr -qae tode---se
hahia psfaido. a Ia eaarta sema-
"A. entro A Vasrto otro bareo de
= s@pres9 , proeeaente del
e1AeHts
Y pof aegGnda Yea, I'M truck del
serTteio postal ensr6 al mnelle pa
- lisyaFse IA corFespOndencia, Los
iemhEss del truck Sc eondneian on
u fsFma mas EroseEa pero nadio
Psns&ba en- protestar.
rsnalmsnfa 81 frucK aaIio del
mnsssy aguis ealie arriba. 81
oaauetor mareAaha . una velOci-
aaa s&a&eFana. Uno de los hom-
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&tAke MAfAo8 A444 50 0Ao th pu-
l.iea1hd ana tntersaantikima earta
Ia ass pei Ice inminosos y respeta'
ilss eoaeeptps Qne snvuelve, debe
EssEeesF nn detenido estudio. para
obssaeE De ala Il mayer pr0vecho.
~ euicF de aicho doeamsnto, Gu
30 nembge nos Fessrvanos On estos
msmahtog p0r no heriF 81 modestia:
pnes - este iiustrs pedagOgo como
"a absla4 laboEa , Gala para dar
uaAs na6Eate q - digna y patri6tica
abor; aerssd0a AZ APPLAUSE = admi-
Eaki6n ds t0da puertOrriqueAo. sa
ssFta e q ruasjs as IN eOsaz6n
mna y'a IA Yea el pFOductO de un
aszsbTo prfFltegfado.
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v.n'isass De propaganda, nj Ia VOC
as ~ apsasonaao de sstos aalslIos
issAlsss elns 81 ssntimisnto utnoero
e. ano g. ssos hombres que miriam
foaos loa ssrios probIsmas Que ata.
go > IA vida De nasstro pueblo des
es ems dina my alta que no tOdos
sisnen IA sasrts de sseaiar para hon
fa es SO eompstFfotas ! de Ia tie
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r. "a sa ssno. iuuto a OtrOs paladi-
nes ds nuessra lfbertad. como 10
aer los merftinimos cabslisros dlie
ues is e6rta de fefesehcia fas di-
drfea.
uffh6 ussnsals a los sshores joss
Z Berries y Francisco Zeno. eneio.
ira sna saba ieeei6n para aauoilos
ere aan ne pnsdsa aprseiar los in-
fiofah,ss neritos que alderman es'
eos hiios del pueblo que se han en-
csGshdsa6 q Il niismos ma mission
nshis v ksneFosa dssde el momentO
gus nuestfo pnsbio poE medic de
rs sufsagios dsposis6 en- eilos tOda
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tshABsE as trasfn6s fataIes FSanta-
dss ea q Futaroi coss Gus nuestrOs
gtaa5s uaAea soEAr6n y hoy "a una
sezlE3aa. Il
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la-e1rta' aiadlda. es 6tro de Ios.Pun.
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nsEa suEianr Iay lnEdiazK gG6p pucdAaS
fEixaF 3 Bxrgto nzro' dsa pstfgfh-
81 a. q haee astaEemos fuera
a. teae. aqnsiia -peEjaaletai.- de lie
eontrarae sasaEamQg sismpre. en- las
lai3mas. ain esperanzas De meier
aaaxea. aH -
, xAies tdeas soa Ia llama de patriO-
/. GsAoi l. chthps. a -iuz que brilla
e q eoFaz6n de t0do lsgisladOr, pa
- honra y gloria Do nosotros mis-
m.ess. ~e
- b $40 u 'fSsbIrscsoh del
assstro. y e ha- de ssf i ssnda
aas "a tEasazR Aabrx a. ssguirsa
"a - e. aeremos istxsv nuestrz
p8epis fsilel6ad.
- - kssllzA que todOs los Iii.
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:Avrso .
CERTIFICATE DE NECESIDAD
Y CoNvENIENcIA
A ouienes Interese:-

A QC1eneS 4ntereSe:-
Por Ell presente Sc hace saber que
Ramon Pastrana, domicilado en- Ca
n,ino Nuevo No. 25, Mayagiiez, p.
B., na solicitado de La comis6n de
servicio pdbltco, la concession de
un certifcado de necesidad y-.conve
niencia para explotar como portea-
dor publico un vehicule de motor
en- la condueci6na de pasajeros en-
tire Mayagtez y Hormigueros soIci-
tando q la vez que Sc 1e conceda
permisO PARA ir4 a Boquer6n, los
dias dc fiesta legales y los dOnin-
COS.
Toda persona que desee interve-
mir y ser oida en- la vista p1blica
que acerca de Ia anterior solicitud
celebrara esta Comisi6n, cuya fe-
cha SO tljara posteriormente, debe-
rS presentar esta Secretaria en-
o antes del dia 80 de abril en- curse,
un. escrito hacienda constar en- de-
tale los heehos en- que funda su
derecho ipteryenir Y ser oida.
Francisco del VALLE Jr.,
Secretario,
Comisi6n de Servicio Publico.
Adrt.
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LA REVoLUcIoN TERM1NA EN-
LIsBoA

L1sBoA, abril 90. (cable Fran
c6s).-Las fuerzas del gobierno han
controlado la revoluei6n. 81 dipu-
tado Cunha Leal, considerable como
ell jefe del movimiento, ha sido
arrestado.5 81 aspecto de La ciudad
es normal. Los revolucicnarios han
capitRladO. Hay un centenar de he
ridos. La Calma es completa.
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chandO

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Sc GELEBRA. 1jN HOMEMADE
AL PRINCIPE DEIAsTURIAS

MADRID, abri1 30. Omitted
Ppessl l.--En~ el Paseo del Retro,
los Explotadores invistieron al
Principe de Astufias de Instruc-
tor Honorario del cuerpo.. Los
Exploradores juraron Ia bandera.
El lugar del acto estuvo eoncurri-
disimo. AsistieEon les reyes, prin-
cipes, infantes,l Cristina, Isabel,
Fernando, la Dnquesa de Tala-
vera, ell Marques de Estella, ell
Nuncio y ,muehos generates y of
ciales- Los reyes fueron recibidos
per Hl gConsejo Nacional de Ex-
plOradores, los cuales formaron
un arco de honor bajo ei cual pa
saron los reyes y la fannilia real.
Ell Principe de Asturias ,tenfa
uniforme de Explerador tambi6n.
FL homemade qued6 magnifco.
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REN1ED1o Er1cAz

GPor que no encontrar trabajo Sd
10 necesita7 Utihce la secci6n de
anuncios Clasihcados de este dia-
rio y encontrara trabajo. p.
De oAaUAs
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DON SANTIAGO
EN- FORTALEZA-

EN- TIM ALhLt<A- .~~
Como quiera que el lider socia-
lista Santiago 1glesias Pantin es-
tuvo .retenido en- Washington y
Nueya York reaiizando- ,trabajos
necesarios a la vida de su, pertido
y del ideal, que este sustenta,
mleutras enpezaron los -trabajos
legislativos, no Sc habia dado Off
cialmente el paso que correspon-
de para, obtener una decision def
nitiya del gobernador Townen en-
10 que respecta a esta representa-
ci6n en- las Comisiones de la CA
mara y del Senado,. *
FL senador Iglesias. deseoso de
dejar terminado de una vez este
asunto,. y evitando las. cuestiones
futuras que la actitud va adop-
tada. pudiera traer a su partido,
nd optado por conferenciar ex-
tensamente con el Hon. goberna-
dor Towner, para explicarle con
ndmeros Ia raz6n que L, asiste,
El senad6r Tgtesias es de OPT
ni6n, que siendo el Partido soeia-
lista de los principales en- el
pals, los delegados que este par
lido tiene en- la Legislature de-
bon tener representation diree-
Ia. v proportional en- todas las CO.
misiones que los. Speakers del
senedO y de Ia Camara deseen
nombrar..
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sE ALou1r.A UNA CASA

ST usted 10 ,anuncta en- Ia sec
ci6n- de anuncios ,clasifcados de Ell
MUNDo este SECURE de que la ten
ra4aIquilada al d1ae siguiente. So
10 por un-d6lar. 80
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Santiago lglSlas...
fContfnfIacg6n da IA OA1 II
(COntinuaclon de La pag. u

dola de antidemocratica, toda vez
cue las organizacicnes americanas
tienen por deber el conceder re-
presentation proporcionada a cual-
quier grupo, partido d asociaci6n
que sc forme para defei1det, va
sean intereses industria1es, de los
trabajadores, o de cualquier otra
clase siempre y cuando tengan por
base ei beneficlo directo al Pueblo
: al Pals.
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MILES DE PERSONALS
sATIsEEcHAs

pueden asegurar usted 10 que va
le IN snuncio en- La secci6n de anun
aos clasiacashcs de Er Nrv1sDOs
g desea. usted xeddsrs . comprsr
una casa, aluuilar una habitaei6a,
utilize 81 MUNDo y uueaarA us
Ted satisfecho. Solo por IN d6lar q
Ia semana P.
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YabueOa, r. r., 1p25.
The Washington times., 1925-11-12
IS RESERV|STS
FINISH ARMY
COURSES
Brig. Gen. Albert 1. Cox Pre-
sents Students With
SiIken Flag

Thirteen reserve officers, on &C.
tive. duty with the Army War
College as students, have complet.
ed the mobilization and Gil courses
at the Army School, according to
the War Department.
On behalf of the class, Brigadier
General Albert L. Cox, one Of the
student Officers, presented the War
College with a silk American Flag
and staff which have been &C
copied.
The following finished the
Brigadier Generals r. D. Beary,
A.G.-Res.; Albert L. Cox, OF the
156th field artillery brigade; J. w.
Hanson, A.G.-Res.; L. r. Toombs,
Of the 61st brigade of the Louisi-
ana national guard.
Colonel J. H. Lewis, 18th field
artillery, Michigan national guard;
r. r. Mittelstaedt, A.G.-Res.; c. s.
Walker, Of the specialist reserve,
and Lieutenant Colonies r. M. Bid
good, assistant chief Of staff of the
twenty-ninth division, Virginia ma
tional guard; Gilbert Hodges, jr.,
A.G.-Res.; e. J. Pershing, judge
advocate general reserve; j. M.
Rogers, A.G.-Res., and w. @. VIII
liams, of the ACRES.
Major Roy Stockwell, brigadier
headquarters of the 165th field
artillery brigade, is the only Of
ficer Of his rank and grade who
attended the course,
The Washington times., 1925-11-12
AIDS
AGED CHINESE
MINERS
Ten OrientaIs, Employed for
20 Years, to Return to
Native Land
By International News Service

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Nov. IL.
With sufficient funds in their
possession to keep them in comfort
the rest of their lives, and with
transportation furnished by the
Union Pacific railroad to their
native land, ten Chinese coal miners
left here this morning for San
Francisco, where they will sail for
China.
Infirmities due to old age and
long, faithful service prompted the
Union Pacific to take this step.
Some Of the party have worked FOR
the railroad for forty years and the
total age of the group is 688 years
and the total years of service
336 years.
The United Mine Workers, IN
conjunction with the Union Pacific,
made up a sum to hep provide
them with comforts on their journey
and to keep them in plenty until
their death. All of the Chinese
have living wives in China and
never have revisited their native
land since coming here. One of
them is blind and three others have
been unable to work for three or
four years. They will sail for China
on November ID
The Washington times., 1925-11-12
'VET" DELEGATION MEETS
U. S. CHIEFS ON RATINGS

Representatives OF the Veterans
Joint Committee Of the District of
Columbia have conferred with Navy
Department officials relative to a
method changing efficiency ratings
of veterans employed in navy
yards, 1t was announced today by
Harlan Wood, chairman.
The view of the veterans or
CARNATIONS were presented by the
delegation and the various pro-
visions Of the order discussed. Con-
ferences were also held with of.
ficials Of the veterans bureau and
the director Of the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing, with refer
ence to veterans employed in those
departments.
The Washington times., 1925-11-12
MIXED
IN SUICIDE
CASE
Daughter HystericaI, Father
Says, When She Claimed
Body Was His
By Internatlonal New. servlee

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 12.-James
A. Boyce, retired Denver college
professor. could throw no light to-
day on the mysterious suicide in
Chicago whose body was identified
and cremated in the belief that
it was Boyce.
The Identification, made by his
daughter, Myrna Boyce, professor
Of history at Pennsylvania College,
Lexington, KY, Boyce declares,
came during a spell of hysteria in
which she agreed to the identifi-
cation that had been already been
made by attaches at an undertaking
parlor.
Boyce said he could not explain
the circumstance of his trunk and
other papers having been found IN
the effects of the dead man. 81
never knew the man, J. A. Body,
who is said to have been the sui
eide" Boyce said.
II am still waiting for reports
from Chicago police on an investi-
CATION 1 asked them to make.
The Washington times., 1925-11-12

1t home, though, Is troublesome.
An easier way is to get a bottle
of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound at any drug store all ready
for use for only rs cents. This IL
the old-time recipe improved by the
addition of other ingredients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair Is
not sinful, we all desire to retain
our youthful appearance and at
Effectiveness. By darkening H.'ur
hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound, no one can tell.
because it does 1t so naturally, so
evenly. You tuts dampen a sponge
or soft brush with It and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning all
gray hairs have disappeared, and,
after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
glossy, soft and luxuriant.
The Washington times., 1925-11-12
P|NCHOT URGES
STRIKE TRUCE,
IS REPORT
Governor to Breach Plan to
Coal Operators, It Is :
Said
BY international News Service

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. H.
With winter nipping at the door Of
millions Of homes and less than
three weeks supply of anthracite
coal for shipment reported in the
Pennsylvania area, Governor Gif-
ford Pinchot prepared to continue
his psychological survey" of the
hard coal strike situation today
with a luncheon conference with
Major w. w. Inglis, representative
Of the coal operators, at the execu-
tive mansion.
The governor held a similar con-
ference with John L. Lewis, presi-
dent Of the miners union, yester-
day IN Philadelphia.
Governor Pinchot has not indi-
Gated the type of "olive branch
proposal he is< expected to submit
soon to both sides in an attempt 10
arbitrate the strike.
It was reported in coal circles,
however, that the governor broached
a plan at the conference with Lewis
which he would present also 60
The Washington times., 1925-11-12
WOMAN, 83,D|ES.
FROM SHOCK
Of FALL
Mrs. Margaret Bean Buried at
observation-disclosures
Day Plans Ready

ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. 49,
Margaret Bean, widow of Richard
Bean, died at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Ida Ricketts,, at Derwood, aged
eighty-three years. Abor< two
weeks ago she fell and fractured
her hip and her death is thought to
have been due to shock. She leaves
no children. The funeral took place
today from st. Martins Catholic:
Church, Gaithersburg, the services
being conducted by the pastor, Rev
erend John S. Cuddy, and burial
was in the cemetery adjoining st.
Mary's Catholic Church here. Mrs.
Bean, who was formerly a Miss
Harris, was a lifelong resident of
the county
At a meeting Of the Rockville In.
curry Club at the home Of Mrs.
William H. Talbot here, a circle
OF the Needlework Guild of Amer.
lea was organized. 1t was the first
step toward the formation of the
Rockville branch of the organiza.
ton, which will be assured lust as
soon as four other circles are or
ganized here.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the circuit court here for
the marriage Of Calvin William
Gruber, thirty-four, of Garfield, Va.
and Mrs. Martha Katherine Smith
thtfty-seven, of Stafford Court.
house. Va; Lancaster v. Hunell,
twenty-four, and Miss Margaret s..
McWhorter, twenty-one, of Fairfax,
va; Joseph B. Dunlap, jr., forty.
four, of Hyattsville, Nd, and Miss
Louise e. Kryder, twenty-five, Of
Washington, and Andrew J.. Penn
berton, twenty-five, and Miss Anna
Capwell. nineteen, both Of Wash
ington.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Mil.
burne Fawsett, wife OF William H.
Fawse.t, Of Travilah, this county
who died on Monday after a long
Illness. aged forty five years, took
place yesterday from the Baptist
Church at Cedar Grove, this county.
The services were conducted bv
Reverend Henry Nicol, pastor of
the church. assisted by Reverend T.
Rowland Wagner, pastor of the
Rockville Baptist Church. ami
burial was in Rockville Union Gene.
terry.
Announcement has been made by
Miss Blanche A. Corwin, home dem.
opstration agent for the county, who
will be in charge, that the Home
Demonstration Achievement Day
program, scheduled for Friday at
the high school building at Gathers
burg, will include addresses by Doc.
tor NJ. p. King, OF Washington;
Doctor 7. 3. Symons, of the Uni
versity Of Maryland; Miss Miriam
Birdseye, nutrition specialist Of the
United States extension service;
Professor Edwin w Broome, county
superintendent of schools; Miss
Hermine Badenhoop, county nurse;
Reverend p. Rowland Wagner, pas
tor Of the Rockville Baptist Church;
Miss Irma Wright, Professor Thomas
w. Troze1l, Mrs. F. S. Gladhill,
Misses Dorothy Snyder, Curry
Nourse, and Mrs. Archibald Small,
The Washington times., 1925-11-12
TEACHERS MAKE PLANS,
FOR EDUCATION WEEK

Public school officials have been
instructed by Doctor Frank w.
Ballou to elaborate on certain sub
jects during education week, which
starts Monday.
The first day has been fixed as
Constitution day; H. w. Draper and
G.. S. Wormley will prepare papers
on this phase of the weeks pro-
gram. Tuesday is patriotism day;
Wednesday, school and teacher
day; Thursday, conservation and
thrift day; Friday, know-your-school