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was in the rough. Romans was short
of the green in 3 and on in 4, 40 feet
from the pin. Jones pitched IL feet
from the cup in 8. Romans was down
In 8. Jones holed his par and went
UP.
Twenty-third hole, AIS yards; par,
4s-The drives at the twenty third were
not far apart. jones was. in front IL
yards, Each second shot found rest
ing place On the green. Jones so feet
from the cup, Romans. IS. Jones putt
was feet short. It was d half in par 4.
Jones, 8 up,
Twenty-fourth hole 442 yards, par 4
The drives were close together, $50
and $50 yards down the fairway at the
twenty fourth, Romans used spoon to
get home in two. Jones took a No, 3
Iron. They were both home with Jones
we'll inside. Romans putted close from
SO feet SO did Jones. They haIved in
par Is. Jones up.
Twenty-fifth hole, SIS yards, par A.
Romans was in the fairway while Jones
drove to rough. Their seconds rolled
past the pin. and each had good puts
left for. their pars. They missed and
halved in IS.
Twenty-sixth hole, $50 yards, par -
Bob nearly drove the green and Clipped
to 10 feet of the cup. Romans was too
missed sinking a l5-footer. 1t was q
half In Is,
TWenty-seventh hole, ITO yards, par
3-Jones missed the green with his tee
shot at the twenty seventh and went
into trap. Romans was 10 feet from
the cup. Jones was 10 feet short In 2
and was down in 4, conceding Romans
his putt and the hole. Jones up.
Cards afternoon:
HoHans---
Out SO 80 a-ss
Jones'
Out ass $50 l-ss
Twenty-eighth hole, 3S5 yards, par I
Jones drove very long ball, but IN
rough. Romans was in the fairWay, 80
yards behind. Gene put his second in
trap to the left. Jones' second found
the same trap. Bob failed TO get out
on hts third and took TO reach the
green, Is feet from the pin. Gene went
over the green to a trap on the other
side In 4. They were about the same
distance from the cup. 1t was O half
in IS and Jones was dormie 8.
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-
Lewis Heiskell Of WASHINGTON and Mr..
Frances Millott of Windher, Pa, daugh,
tiers, and Lucien Fitzhugh Powell Of
Washington.
Many Of the artists paintings are u
DO found in WASHINGTON, but a large
number are distributed throughout the
world. Permanent exhibitions are in
the Public Library, Congressional Club
american University and Georgetown
University, which has holy land COL
lection. Mrs. Henderson possesses
about 200 OF bis paintings, which com.
prise the largest private collection.
cr.n Inc Aiserglow," a picture Of the
the Coreoran Gallery, and his painting.
Grand Canyon Of the Yellowstone
River" which hangs in the National
ART Gallery, are especially well known.
The Atlanta Museum Of Art has . coll
lection OF his paintings. London art
brokers distributed Mr.. Powell's work
TO such advantage that he said on one
occasion that the sun never sets" on
his pictures.
Native Of Virginia.
Known as resident Of Washington.
Mr.. Powell was q native Of Virginia, and
much OF his work was done at his home
In Loudoun County. He was born De-
cember Is, i846, at Levinworth Manor.
Va, the estate Of his father, John Levin
Powell.
At II he fought in the Confederate
Army with his brothers and after the
Civil War journeyed to Philadelphia Ia
study painting under Thomas Moran.
master of canyon pictures. His studies
TOOK him to New York, Paris and Lon-
don, and In later years 10 italy ana
the Holy Land In his travels he added
color TO his work, but he always re-
garded himself as an American painter
OF American subjects.
President Roosevelt was one Of The
first to recognize the worth Of his work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-27
Candidate Chopping
Wood for Vote Told
Rival Churns for 1t
By the Asseeiated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FRANKLIN, N. c., September
27.-Bert Slagle is Democratic
candidate for sheriff in this
county.
Sam Franks Is Republican can
didate for the same ONCE.
Slagle, out on the hustings,
noted a woman chopping wood.
He offered his help. An hour he
chopped wood, while tha psrspira-
ton poured on.
At last the wood was cut and
Slagle seated himself on the front
porch to rest. The question of his
candidacy came up.
II hardly know who to vote
for" the lady said. Both you
and MIR. Franks have been so nice
to US.
why right now Mr.. Franks is
out on the back porch churning."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-27
BAND CONCERT.

BY the United States Soldiers Home
Military Band, this evening at $50
o'clock. John s. M, Zimmerman, band
master; Anton Pointner, assistant.
March, ~. 8, Field Artillery. .Sousa
Overture, "Sakuntala". $50. Goldmark
Xylophone solos
The Waterfall" ........... Stebhe
Popular Medley"
Grand Fantasia, Songs of
Scotland .......,.... Lampo
Fox tret, II Kiss Your Hand,
Madame. ...,,.........,.. Erwin
Waltz Suite, Folio Ivresse" Waldteufel
Finale
The. Trumpeters' Carnival. Lescy
THE star Spangled Banner"
This will conclude the series of out
door concerts for the season. Orches-
trail concerts will begin on october IL,
at $50 o'clock, in Stanley Hall.
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and he became one Of group of adj
mirerS which in years to come were
to include many prominent men and
women in this country and abroad.
The Powell family is Of WEIGH origin.
The Llandgollen estate at Upperville.
King Of England about ITO, There,
In the historic hunting region, the
Powells entertained George Washington
and Lafayette on the iO,000-acre es-
tate. The artists uncle, Cuthbert
Powell, made 1t his home for many
years, and today the house which
washington and Lafayette knew stands
on 1000 acres Of the original tract.
Three years ago s6 members OF the
Powen clan" gathered at the estate
guished artist member delivered an ad-
dress, Last Spring the property passed
from the family to the ownership OF
Jonn Hay Whitney, the grandson Of the
FORMER secretary OF State, and yester-
gay Mr.. Whitney took his bride, the
!ormer Miss Elizabeth Altennus OF
Fniiadelphia, to the estate which he
hao Obtained as bridal gift.
Was Cody Man.
Mr.. Powell did not have good health
as . youth but he overcame this physical
handicap. On the occasion Of hts
eighty.tirst birthday anniversary he
said In an interview that he had had
"a very wonderful life"
He commented that he was Cody
man. God" he said exists In color.
IN love and In goodness" Throughout
his travels, he said, he had been I'M.
pressed by Goods mighty work in
mountains and sea, In all things show
ing His handiwork In flowers ana land.
scapes and His goodness added 10 all
this"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-27
BOGUS BILLS REPORTED
Secret Service Warns Public Of Two
New Counterfeits.

Chief w. H. Moran Of the United
States Secret Service today warned the
public against two new counterfeit bills.
They are described briefly as follows. A
sac bill on the Federal Reserve Bank Of
Cleveland, Ohio, 1928 series, check let-
ter ~" face plate No. 20, back plate
number tndistinct, probably lot: H. T.
Tate, Treasurer Of the United states;
A. w. Mellon, Secretary Of the Treas
uTy; portrait Of Jackson.
A SIS bill on the Federal Reserve Bank
Of Boston, Mass; 1923 series, check let
ter L." face plate No. 5, back plate
No. 3; H. T. Tate, Treasurer Of the
United States; A. w. Mellon, Secretary
of the Treasury; portrait Of Lincoln.
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lord mayor, said: THE ties which exist
between Ulster and the United States
are many and varied. We recall with
pride the names Of eminent men from
this little province who played Q noble
part In shaping the destinies Of the
great nation whose Ambassador Ia with
Us today. ] believe no fewer than 10
Presidents OF the United States were
descendants Of Ulster stock"
Gen. Dawes will spend the week end
In Northern Ireland, returning to Lon
don Tuesday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-27
SEYMOUR QUITS G. O. p. POST,
Party Aide Resigns After Part In Norris
Campaign Is Charged.

Party aide Resigns AFTER Paft IN motifs
Campaign Is Charged.
BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, Colo, September 27.-Re-
verberations Of the dual Norris Repub'
lican senatorial candidates. today pres
aged the probable exit Of Victor 6eys
niour, Lincoln business man, from the
Western political picture.
Seymour, lately appointed assistant
vice chairman of the Western Repub.
lican political campaign, yesterday tel.
egraphed his resignation TO Senator
Frederick Steiwer Of Oregon. In hi
telegram Seymour insisted that, whil6
he was absolutely innocent Of any
wrong act" in connection with the Me-
hraska primary controversy, he was act-
ing solely from a desire to keep the
publicity attending the committee hear
ings of Senator Gerald r. Nye in Me-
hraska from rejecting on the paFty'a
senatorial COMMITTEES.
First Denied Charges.
Whather seymeur's resignation WOULD
be accepted was not announced today
but 1t was consensus OF party lea6s
efs here that 1t would be.
At MeCook, Nebr., Senator George
Norris said he understood Senators
Nye and Porter H. Hale of the Senate
Campaign Funds Investigating Com
mittee had recommended eeymour's
removal.
Seymour's name figured in the Nye
hearing at Lincoln soon after his ar
rival here. He Immediately denied he
knew anything about the candidacy OF
George w. Norris, "the second 9
grocer OF Broken Bow, Nebr.. whose
Ming for the nomination TO the ONCE
held by Senator Norris was thrown out
because 1t was made too late. THE
affair is Greek to me-" Seymour said
when he was informed Senator Nye ma
announced perjury charges would be
Med against Certain persons" as q
result Of testimony given at the Lin
coin hearing.
Denies the Charge.
Before coming TO Colorado. Seymour
appeared before the Nye COMMITTEES and
denied he knew anything about the
candidacy of the Broken Bow grocer.
Norris "the second" at Arst told the
committee. he attempted to enter the
race on his own volition, but later
changed his testimony to say Seymour
paid his $50 filing fee.
A. Paul johnson, Broken Bow attor.
ney, testified. Seymour paid the filing
fee and said he assumed" Seymour
had sent $500 bond which was given
to Grocer Norris after he had filed
for the nomination.
Although declining to comment at
length on his telegraphic resignation
pending the return Of Senator Steiwer
from Oregon this week, Seymour told
newspaper men he had acted entirely
on my own volition and without having
consulted any one. I think ! owe il
to the party"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-27
Endurance Test for Radio Voice

NEW YORK, September a. R).--
Norman Pearce, radio announcer, seems
ance standpoint. He talked into q mike
for "a hours straight at q radio fair on
various things from capital punishment
to the South Sea Islands.
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SAN FRANCISCO, September 81 Up.
Stephen ,. Storey. Rochester, N. ",
was reelected president Of the Inter-
national City Managers Association
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-27
London. Remedy for Traffic Jams.

LONDON, September 81 P1.-Track-
less trolleys for some London suburbs
are proposed by the Royal Commission
of Transport as q means of ending con-
gestion. Hundreds Of miles Of track
would be pulled no.
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SEYMOUR TO FACE
PERJURY CHARGES
IN NORRIS PROBE
Continued From First Pagsl

to the second George W. Norris and his
later connection with the Republican
Senatorial Campaign Committee. I
also take into account the fact that w.
E. Murray, who was on the pay roll
of the Republican National Commit
tee, was In Nebraska and made sur
vey before the Republican primary"
Nye said A. Paul johnson, Broken
Bow lawyer, had testified he delivered
o $500 Liberty bond to Grocer Norris at
the time he filed as a candidate,
ut Is assumed" said Nye, "that this
bond was received from Seymour"
Seymour told the committee in July
he had never seen the Broken Bow
Norris and had no relations with him.
Later Seymour was appointed vice
chairman of the Republican Senatorial
Committee in the West and yesterday
he resigned that ONCE for the good of
the party" after the Senate Committee
hearings in Nebraska.
SEYMOUR QUITS G. O. P, POST.
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LUCIEN W. POWELL, 81,
DIES IN SANITARlUM
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

CONTINUED Prom First page.)
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After analysing the industrial and
commercial situation, Gen. Dawes told
: the luncheon party of distinguished
guests that Americans have a particu-
! lar interest and profound respect for
; Northern Ireland. not only because of
It's big industrial activities. such as
: linen manufacturing and ship building,
: but especially because out Of the total
: output Of Presidents of the United
: States about 90 per cent have been OF
: Scottish Irish descent. nancy. Jeffer-
: son, Madison, Monroe. jackson. Polk,
: Taylor. Buchanan, johnson, Grant
: Hayes, Arthur, Harrison and Mckinley
: we thus recognize you" he said
: mot only as great exporters Of I'M.
ihfed products, but OF the finest raw
material as well"
In proposing toast TO the American
Ambassador. Sir william Coates. the
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
TEATRO CASINO

Cuando los Cohen Y los KEEL
ly no estan aguardando por
un Kelly ellos estan esperanto
por TN Cohen. George Sidney
y Charley Murray, famosos
artistas del teatro y de la pan
ITALIA, desempenan los prime
ros papeles en- la primera v
cuarta de las graciosas series
de la Universal, de la cual es
la Ultima Los Cohens y KEEL
lys en- Escocia," senalada para
exhibirse hoy en- este teatro.
La production" de esta Gin
ia tuvo que ser demorada cua-
tro meses por tener Sidney
compromises teatrales que cum
plir; pero ell exito justified des
pues la demora.
Figuran tambien en- ell repair
to Vera Gordon, Kate Price,
Ed Ratchliffe, William Colvin
y otros
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

sobrino del Signore OresteS
por haber publicado articulos
en- contra del g%obierno.
Al sobrino le esta pasando
ahora 10 que lie pasaba al tic
cuando era anarquista, "tira
bombas" y lie "comia los higa-
dos" a los burgueses.
Cuando Don OresteS nj So
naba con ser embajador de
una potencia como Cuba, ARE
meta contra todos los gobier-
nos Y con bastante frecuencia
recibfa a%loiamiento en- la car
eel.
Asi lie esta pasando al sobri-
no, con la diferencia de que es-
tie no llegara a embajador.
Son otros 'los tiempos que
corremos."
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

Habana, Mayo 16.-Un So
brine del DR.. Orestes Ferrara,
embajador de Cuba ante el go
bierno de la Casa Blanca, nom
brado Otelo M. Ferrara sera
deportado por sus ataques con-
ira ell gobierno en- ell peri6dico
"Libertador Cubano".
Ell periodista, de Macdonald
dad italiana, fue arrestado a.
yer.
Su esposa es de nacionalidad
Guiana.
Por dedicarse a hacer propa-
ganda subversiva seran expul-
sados, por orden de la secreta-
ria de gobernaci6n, los extran-
jeros Benigno Fraga Pita, Juan
Rey Lopez, Domingo Deus Do
menech, Jose Saavedra Marti-
nez, Manuel Diaz Cabalo y Jo-
sc Maria Bouza Tenrreir0.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

cue alderman ell sarc6fago, es-
tan grabadas en- orc. Ell mau-
sole0 de Gregorio XIII es a mi
modo de apreciar ell mas sun
tuoso y rico. Los bajos relieves
en- bronco dorado, me detuvie-
ron mucho tempo en- extatica
contemplation. Et sepu1cro del
Pontifice Alexandra VII, en- ell
cual Sc We la figura de la
Muerte tallada en- marmol, des
cubriendo Tin PIANO que cubre
ell sarc6fago, atrae la atenci6n.
Ell PIANO, TODD en- dobleces,
fue tallado en- marmol rojo y
necesita uno saberlo de ante
mano para no tomarIo como un
lienZo natural.
Paso por alto la description
de los mausoleos de Benedicto
XIV, Inocencio XII, Leon XI,
todos a cual mas artisticos v
lujosos; pero uno, mas moder-
no que todos, me refiero al de
Pho TX, es sorprendente. ALI
Sc reune toda la riqueza y arte
que la mente concibe.
La gran capilla del Coro, cir
cundada de estatuas de bron-
ce dorado, recordando escenas
del Viejo Testamento, es de
mucho merito. Los sitiales del
Icoro son de cuero broncineo, y
sus respaldares, de ebano, es-
crupulosamente tallados, in
crustado de piedras preciosas.
En- medic del coro esta Ia tum-
ba de Clemente XI, pontifice.
Una Immaculate con una coro-
ma de orc macizo repujado d.
perlas y diamantes autenticos
Sc venera en- este sitio.
La Sacristia, toda en- made
ra tallada con paisajes de Ia
vida de Cristo, es una verdi
dera obra maestro de marque-
terra.
Hay dos s6tanos llamados la
Gruta nueva, y la Gruta vieja,
que correspondent al subsuelo
de la Basilica, y en- los cuales
Sc conservan antigiedades por
valor inestimable.
En- Ell interior de la Basfiica
dan guardia los gendarmes pom
tificios, que llevan un unifor-
me parecido a la guardia civil
espaffoia, pero mas ~vistosos.
Estos guardias constituyen la
policia del Vaticano. Los gran
des lienzos de San Pedro estan
pintados por Miguel Angel, ell
que estaba contratado a sueldo
por unos ~cuantos maravedises
de aquella 6poca, y a la verdad
deben haberle sacado ell quilo
al pobre hombre, pues hay ST.
tios, donde TODD, las paroles,
ell techo, los rincones, no hay
una sola pulgada de espacio
que no este pintada por la ma
no de este hombre incansable,
y asi salones y mas salones...
Hasta la pr6xima, que lie
contar6 10 que yea en- ell "Vati-
cano."
Sabe lie aprecia,
DIR. Manuel Sueiras Miralles
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

Sencillo, sin ostentaci6n, Pc
70 elegante en- su forma, tuvo III
gar anoche ell party de la "a
grupaci6n Canaria', en- la resi-
dencia de la conocida familia
Acosta, Ga. Avenida no. 1110l2.
Ali, en- su sala, modestamen-
te adornada, Sc reunieron en-
cantadoras damitas y hermosas
damas, las que durante cuatro
horas estuvieron deleitadas con
la m1sica bailabie ejecutada al
piano por ell j6ven Sucarichi.
La atenta y siempre compla-
ciente familia Acosta, obsequi6
con esplendidez a la selecta con-
currencia.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

Sierra en- la playa de Rocky
Point, pasado mahana, la "Ro-
meria" que han organizado los
"chicos' del "Bosque Univer-
sal No. A."
Siendo ell programa confeccio
nado del agrado de todas nues-
tras familias, es de esperar que
ell exito del paseo campestre no
sea discutido.
Son tantos los simpatizado-
res, que va Sc han vendido mu-
chos tickets a pesar de que to-
dayia faltan dos dias.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
COMUNISTAS PERSEGUI-
DOS POR Ell GOBIERN0
CUBANO

Habana, Mayo LIZA secre-
|tarfa de gobernaci6n ha dispues
to Sc inicie procedimiento de
deportation contra los obreros
Manuel Rodriguez Bernal, Ce-
sar Villar Aguilar y Francisco
Caldiera, complicados Ell los
desordenes de Manzanillo.
Afirma ell gobierno que las
ideas comunistas de esos hon.
bres tenian perturbados a los
trabajadores de esa ciudad de
la provincial de Oriente.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

80, solemne misa Pontificial en-
la que oficiara ell Obispo de San
Agustin, DR.. P. Barry. Cantara
ell Coro de Huerfanos de Maria
Auxiliadora. Ell sermon sera
pronunciado por Ell Reverend
Austin d. Wagner, Superior del
Colegio de Tampa. Por la tar
de a las tres Y media, habra Wis
peras p%resididas por ell senor 0
bispo.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

Habana, Mayo LIZA COM
pania de los telefonos mantiene
su intransigencia y diariamen-
te aumenta ell numero de perso-
mas que ordenan retirar ell SER
vicio.
En- pueblos y ciudadanos del
interior las bajas de los aban-
donados han producido la des-
moralizaci6n del servicio.
Mantienese firme ell boycott
y Sc dice que la compania va a
procurar la meditation indirecta
del embajador americana.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
@ CIALES

que habra de dejar imborrables
recuerdos, la de la noche de ma
mana en- ell maravilloso Palacete
de las "Logias Unidas".
Ell suntuoso edificio lucira
una lindfsima y artistica ill.,
minaci6n.
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

En- honor del nuevo Beato
Juan Bosco, Sc efectuara en- la
Iglesia de Nuestra Sonora de la
MERGED de Ybor, ell pr6ximo do
mingo ,solemnes cultos. Este
santo fue fundador de la CdH-
gregaci6n salesiana y gran E.
ducador de la juyentud obrera y
de los ninos pobres.
A las ocho a. m. tendra lugar
Ia misa de Communion cuyos Off
clos estan a cargo del Reveren-
do Abad de San Leo. A las 10 y
La gaceta., 1930-05-16

Hasta a un sobrino del senior
embajador Ferrara Sc ha ex.
tendido a persecution del GO
bierno del Oral. Machado.
'Sera expulsado de Cuba ell
La gaceta., 1930-05-16
CARTAS DEL DIR. SUEIRAS
MIRALLES
Roma, Abril de 1890.
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
la Gaceta",
Tampa.
Mi estima 40 amigo:

N@AtE0s
Mi estimate amigo:
Como lie die en- mi anterior,
aver dedique TODD ell dia a visi-
tar ell Vaticano y la iglesia 1e
San Pedro, tarea larga para ha-
cerla en- un jornada.
Para darle una idea de este,
lie dire que hay que If por par
ties. Son tres cosaS muy distin-
tas las que Sc agrupan alrede-
dor de eSta inmenSa plaza lla-
mazda San Pedro. Ali podemos
Yer la vastisima Plaza, de pro-
porciones enormes, cual ningu-
ma otra; al frente la Basilica d.
San Pedro, a la derecha ell Vati-
cano, Residential actual del Pa
pa, y a Ia izquierda salones y
muSeos del Vaticano, TODD en-
edificioS monstruosos, de colo
sales preparedness.
Plaza de San Pedro: esta
ocupa una enOrme circunferen-
cia ovalada, precedida de un
grandioso espacio euadrado, i
irregular que suman muchos M
tros. Este espacio ovalado tiene
Pa co)umnas y SO grandes pi
lastras gigantescas, como de
20 metros de altura, a mi enten-
der. En- ell centric de esta gran
plaza ovalada. Sc ALA erecto Y
majestuoso un obelisco, que fue
transportado del Egipto a Ro-
ma, por orden del emperador
Caligula. Ell Cbelisco fue SAGA
do del lugar d0nde 10 tenia 81
Emperador, para ser traslada-
do a esta plaza de San Pedro,
en- tempo del Papa Sisto V, Y
dirigidos '0s trabajos del tras
lado por e. mismo.
Ell trarsporte Sc hacia muy IA
ffcil, segup me dicen, pues pesa
NADIA menos que $500 tonelq-
das, por 10 cual Sisto V promul-
go una orden condenando a pc
ma de muerte a los ~capataces o
cuadrilleros que resultasen cnl-
pables en- case de desperfect0 o
rotura de tan preciada joya
Cuatro grandes leones de bron
&c rodean ell ObeliscO.-En tor
no del citado monument0 CORE
una rosa nduticd de los UientOS,
meridiano trazado por ell astr6-
nomo Gigli.
A la derecha y a la izquierl4
dos grandos fuentes de granite
oriental, color iris, con surtid3-
res de aqua corriente.
Luego la gran escalinata pa.
ra lIegar a los puentes de la Ba-
silica, que esta precedida de III
portico que tiene a los lados dos
de bronco de dimensio-
mes colosales, San Pedro y SaE
Peblo, 0bra del escultor Fabri-
clio.
Ell arco de este gran p6rtico,
TODD DEGRADE con 1862 estatuas
de ap6stoles y santos, obra del
escult0r Bermini, es de bron-
&c.
Cinco puertas dan acceso al
interior de la Basilica, para ser
por Ell pGbIico, pero la
puerta principal, que no Sc "a
bre mas que en- las grandes so
lemnidades, llamada "Porta
Maggiore," es toda de plata y
bronco cincelada, con mil fl
y arabescos representa-
do escenas misticas.
va estamos ante la puerta
mas grandiosa, mas imponen-
de entrada. Ahora vamos a pc
netrar en- la iglesia cristiana
dustrio do Tamua mo ha eidO