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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
YOUTH ROBS
.BENEFACTRESS
PERPETRATES ACT 5oF GROSS
INeRATITUDE
CRIPPLE FORCES MONEY FROM
MISS BIxRY
Philanthropist Had Given Young Man
Money 20 Pay Board and Rent
and Started Him in
School
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 21.-Ingratitudc
of the gross est occurred today when IL
was reported that Willis Rhodes, an ~
year-old cripple, had. robbed the well
known artist and philanthropist, Miss
Fannie BiXby whom, 1t Is SAID, had
aided the boy financially for the past
six months. Miss Bixby is the daugh-
ter of lothian Bixby, known as the
Father of Long Beach"
1t is alleged that young Rhodes ap-
preached Miss Bixby while she was
alone in her studio, room BIT Blxoy
building, and after having demanded
money, which was refused owing to the
life he had been leading of late, ne
locked the door of the studio, took Sll
from Miss Bixby's pocketbook, cut the
telephone wire and broke the trans
mitter of the instrument. Then, after
listening for half an hour to the argu-
ments of the lsindhearted young wo-
man, who urged him not to stoop to
dishonor and robbery, he refused to
heed her and fed from the building.
In spite of this proof of incorrigibl-
ity Miss Bixby refused to enter a COM
plaint, but Manager Austin of the
telephone company may swear to a
complaint charging the youth with de-
stroying the company's property.
1T is alleged that the boy waited In
the building until he was sure that Miss
Bixby was alone. He then entered the
studio and closing the door behind him
and swapping the Yale lock, demanded
money. Miss Bixby refused, but made
no outcry for fear he would strike her.
An unusual scene followed
After Rhodes had extracted the
money from the woman's purse he
waited for nearly thirty minutes while
she attempted to convince him that he
should not stoop to the theft. Her
arguments made no impression.
Since first acquainting herself with
young Rhodes case six months ago,
when he posed for her in her studio,
Miss Bixby had three times started the
youth in school at the Long Beach
Business college, where, had he per-
severed, he could have finished tho
course in few months. She also gave
him money for room rent and food
when he was unable to work because
of his crippled leg. AT times he is said
to have squandered what she gave him.
few weeLs ago Miss BiXby told him
she could not give him more money.
Rhodes mother died while he was ar
infant and he was taken by Miss Agnes
Griffiths of 935 Cedar avenue. Two
years ago she was relieved from her
guardianship because the boy was un-
ruly Since that time Rhodes had
roamed over the state working now and
then, but usually begging.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
VETERANS WISH TO
SEE THE MANEUVERS
snecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA. Nov. M-That the
residents of Santa Monica are anxious tc
have the Atlantic squadron perform It's
maneuvers off that town when the ships
come through the Pacific this spring, is
evidenced by the fact that the 300 soldiers
and sailors. civil war veterans, in the
national home will cooperate with the
board of trade of the Santa Monica bay
cities in an effort to induce the fleet to
do so.
The feeling is that the request may be
granted and hope runs high, insomuch as
the veterans, whose requests are always
looked upon with respect by army and
navy alike, have Joined their petition tc
that of the citizens.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
CRIME CARNIVAL
AT LONG BEACH
Special Policemen viii BE Appointed
Five Burglaries Reported-Trou-
sers-Searchng Thief Gets
Much Booty
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald
LONG BEACH, Nov. 21.-Fiye bur-
glaries were reported to the police late
last night and early this morning, ana
sixth residence was entered yester-
day afternoon. but nothing OF Value
was taken. Anticipating wave OF
crime special police officers will be ap-
pointed and an endeavor VIII De naoe
to guard against a series of robberies
and bold holdups such as terrorized the
people here last winter.
The apartments of 7. l.. Johnston at
234 West Fourth street were burglar
lied last night, About $6 was taken
from a pair of trousers, which article
of clothing the owner found this morn
ing stuffed in a wood box.
Another pair of trousers belonging
to Robert Smith of the Beach apart
ment house, SIT American avenue, We're
emntied of $50. A roomer in the house
was aroused by footsteps in the hall
about 2:SO o'clock, and running to the
door of Smiths apartment saw a man
drop the trousers in the hall.
At 1135 East Ocean avenue burglar
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
PLAN NEW HOSPITAL
FOR BEACH RESORT
Fifteen Physicians Take Preliminary
Steps Toward Establishment of
Institution-Bank to Open
Monday

Special to The Horald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 21.-At meeting
attended by fifteen local physicians last
night preliminary steps were taken to-
ward the establishment of another hos
pital here.
Drs. Bates, Haervey and Sellery were
appointed a committee to look for quar-
ters for the institution and Drs. Free
man. Bishop and Hamman were dele
gated to see to the Incorporation proceed
ings and to choose name for the COM
pany and for the hospital.
The establishment of a second hospital
is made necessary by the leasing of the
Long Beach hospital to w. Ray Simpson
of Glendale, who will open the local in
stitution December 1, running 1T upon
Battle Creek sanitarium plans.
The Farmers and Merchants bank of
Long Beach, just Incorporated by c. j.
Walker, Z. w. Williams, S. Townsend
and w. H. Dunn of this city, and b. w.
Hahn of Pasadena, will open it's doors
for busine s Monday morning.
The offices at 22f fine avenue which
the real estate firm of Williams &
Walker has occupied, will be the home
of the bank
These quarters We're originally oc-
cupied by the American National bank,
and were occupied later by the State
bank and then by the Peoples bank. The
new institution is capitalized at $25, 900.
|C. ]. Walker, presiuent, said today the
bank would be strictly a commercial
bank.
The first carload of rock for the fill
beneath the jetties at the mouth of the
Long Beach harbor was dumped today
by the California Construction company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
MERCHANTS ARE ARRESTED
ON A CHARGE OF BATTERY
Special to The Herald.

SpeCIaI
PASADENA, Nov. 21.-J. w. Sylves-
ter and L. w. Drake were arrested to-
day upon battery warrants issued at
the instance of z. L. Dole of South Fair
Oaks avenue.
Sylvester and Drake conduct a clos
ing out sale of furnishings and notions
on North Fair Oaks avenue, and Dole
was a customer. He claims some arti-
Gle he purchased was not satisfactory
and that when he demanded HIS money
back Drake and Sylvester assaulted
him.
The accused claim that Dole started
rough house" in their place when
they escorted him to the door and told
him to go. Judge Mcdonald will hear
the charges next Wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
VANDERGRLFT WEDS
YOUTHFUL FLANCEE
Observation-Disclosures SON MAR
RIED TO MISS LORD
Both Young People Well Known and
Bride Is a Member of .Promi-
nent Lordsbure
Family
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Nov. 21.-Jacob Jay Van
dergrift, son of multi-millionaire Joseph
B. Vandergrift of this city, and Miss
Louise L. Lord of Lordsburg figured
as the principals in a romantic wedding
at Cucamonga yesterday.
1t is said the parents of both objected
to the marriage taking place because of
the tender years of each. However, they
secured the license while at San Ber-
nardino yesterday and for fear of the
wrath of their parents the couple de-
ferred using it.
This morning when Col. Lord, the
brides father, heard that the document
had been issued, he accompanied the
couple to the office ofS Justice Belden at
Cucamonga, where the nuptial knot was
tied.
The groom's father is at present in
the east and knew nothing of the intended
action of the young people until advised
by telegraph. The happy couple are now
spending their HONEYMOON in Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22

West Seventh street, after weeks Ill
ness Pneumonia was the cause of
DEATH Mr.. Browning was born in In
diana in 1858.
Mr.. Browning owned a hardware store
on Pine avenue until last year, when he
sold out to the Long Beach Hardware
company, with which concern he was
associated until his fatal illness. He is
survived by widow and two sons, De-
Witt, a student in Berkeley. and Finley,
who is living here. He was a prominent
Mason. Funeral services will be held
Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
SON THINKS DECEASED
FATHER IS ASLEEP
Man Who Came to California for His
Health Found by Child
Lying Dead in
Chair
Special to The Herald,

Special to The Herald,
LONG BEACH, Nov. 21.-George 7,
Perry, 81 years of age, who came to Long
Beach from Indiana three weeks ago for
his health, was found dead in his chair
on the veranda at his brothers home,
III East Fourth street, at $3.50 o'clock this
morning.
Heart allure is supposed to have
caused death. He was found by his lit
tie son, who told someone in the house
that his fatner was asleep.
Perry's sister-in-law came out a few
moments later. She notice. an unusual
pallor upon the mans face. Upon exam
lnation she found he was dead. Perry
was a contractor and builder in Indiana.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
NEW FIRE EQUIPMENT HAS
BEEN SHIPPED FROM ST. LOUIS
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The deIdIu'
PASADENA, Nov 21.-Chief Clifford
daily expects the arrival of the chemical
engine and hose wagon for the north
side fire station, as both have been
started on their journe.- from the fac
tory in st. Louis. A communication
states that one of the rigs was shipped
on November 1, and the other on NO
vember A.
After months of anxious waiting the
people of North Pasadena will soon know
that they are to be provided with first
class equipment. The apparatus was
ordered early last spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
TOURNAMENT BALL WILL BE
HELD AT HOTEL GREEN
speclal to The Herald.


PASADENA, Nov. H.--The annual ball
of the Tournament of Roses will be held
at Hotel Green this year and it will be
fully as brilliant spectacle as last year.
Directors of the tournament have left
all plans to Miss Sutton, the queen OF
the day.
AS an inducemen; to make the tourna-
ment pageant longer than usual the direc-
tors have made a special class of private
equipages, such as automobiles and car
riages Owners of these vehicles are
ged to take sufficient interest in the
tournament to decorate their -tArnouts
and enter them in the parade.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
WORKMAN INJURED BY
FALLING OF A DERRICK
Spec I to The Herald.

ppeU I
PASADENA, Nov. 2.-While workmen
were lifting blocks of granite with u
derrick at the Thomas Holmes marble
works this afternoon, the derrick toppled
over, catching Charles Hornass beneath
it. He was pinioned to the ground until
the beams were removed from his body
Hornas was sent to the emergency hos
pital, where 1t was found he had re-
ceived slight internal injuries besides
being cut and bruised about the body.
1t is not thought the injuries will prove
fatal. Hornas lives at 5233 South Fair
Oaks avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
nalf Rates sunday

southern Pacins sells on Sundays tickets at
hair rates for round trips to any station east
~ 7 os AnesIea as far as Beaumont, including
brarch limos also on Santa Ana branch. good
only on date OF sale, Sunday
Rediands and return. s2o5 Riverside or San
20 AZ. Pomona. 500; Anaheim. so cents.
Inquire at city ticket office. 500 s. Spring
street. cor. Sixth. or at Arcade station.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
MIR. BUSINESS MAN

8 Every train from the east brings (
8 hundreds of colOnists. The head /
8 OF every family Is looking for a (
8 home. He has the money to buy (
8 it and the money to Mt 1T out The (
8 first place the visitor, the tourist (
8 or the colOnist turns for fnf0rmR-
8 tion is the daily paper. Does your (
q announcement or that Of your suc-
@ cessfuI rival meet his eyer VIII (
8 the newcomer seek you or the man (
8 who advertises in The Heralds If (
8 you are not wide awake your (
8 neighbOr will get him,
@ Are you pursuing a penny wise
o method of pOstpOning the day (
8 when you Will begin to make 4
8 things hum by advertising I'm The (
8 Herald. Your competitor will be (
o delighted IL this is the case. When
o you reach your place of business
8 this morning take up this vital (
@ point without delay.
8 The Herald will guide the coli (
o onist to your door.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
Street Wit

Jones met Smith on the elevated sta
ton at One Hundred and Tenth street
on a cold, clustering day.
Jones-Glad to see you, old mani Jovel
but it's bleak up here, isntSit?
Sfnith-Yes, but it's Blocker between
Eighth and Grand.-The Circle.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
Unmatchabe Values for Friday something Doing Day

This weekly bargain day to mean more ana
shoppers each successive Friday ~
hns grown to mean M and strive each week
to give you greatest you've ever known fhese
offerings today without parallels wanted mer
chandise, broken nes ends given pubicitS
Mt the lowest prices Look through this nu'
We have made II object shop here today
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
PROMINENT MERCHANT DIES
AT LONG BEACH HOME
special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, Nov. 21.-Nathaniel c.
Browning, a hardware merchant in Los
Angeles for fifteen years before coming
to this city five years ago. died at s:15
O. clock this morning at his home. 245
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22

Holiday or no holiday, John and
Charles Crawford will be arraigned for
hearing before Justice Mcdonald Mt
IL o'clock tomorrow morning. They are
charged with numerous burglaries and
as their counsel, Elmer l. Moody, has
waived the holiday right, Justice Nc.
Donald agreed to hear the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22

$500 PAJAMAs osc
A fine assortment of mems high
grade pajamas, made of fine quail
ity madras and trimmed in braid
and pearl buttons; $1.75 and $500
value csc.
Zoe SCHOOL HOSE, s to 10, 6Ac
Misses and boys bicycle ribbed
hose, fast black, with double
heels and toes; 10c value, to TO-
at exc. Limit A.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22

ecrfbers holding six monthn contracts The
Houselkeeper. instead OF the Woman'u Home
Companion The Houaekeeper IS preferred BY
many OF our patrons. Il % bright fuli OF a.
naIiept articles Of especial interest 70 Nonons
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
REV. CHARLES H. WEIGLE is
PASTOR OF FRIENDS CHURCH

Spet Il to TT Herald
PASADENA, Nov. 21.-Rev. Charles II
Weigle, for many years an evangelist,
has accepted the pastorate of Friends
church, and will assume his duties next
Sunday Since the departure of ReY.
Harry r. Keates for Indiana the pulpit
of Friends church has been filled by
Evangelist Kenworthy. The new pastor
is accompanied to Pasadena by his wife
and daughter, and they have bought a
home at 966 North Marengo avenue.
A reception was rendered Rev. Albert
Hatcher Smith and wife by the congrega-
ton of the First Baptist church this
evening Music was rendered in the
church parlors and refreshments were
served in the supper room. Talks were
made by the pastor and by some of the
leading church members.
Miss Eva Phelps and ]. w. Crouch
were married this evening, the ceremony
being performed at the Lake Avenue
Methodist church by Rev. v. Hunter
Brink. The bride is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Phelps of 7SS Boylston
street.
,rhroop juniors Will give dance at the
Hotel Maryland on the evening of De-
cember T. complimentary to the seniors.
Occidental scrubs have cancelled their
scheduled for Saturday afternoon. The
locals have been unable to secure a team
to fill the date
Mrs. Mary ]. Worth died this morning
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. w.
Marcy at 1856 Bonnie street Deceased
was "A years of age and had lived in
Pasadena six years. The funeral VIII
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22

soc UNDERWEAR acc
Mems heavy sanitary fleece
lined undorshirts and drawers;
fine jersey ribbed; soc quality, all
sizes, today 39c.
s2.os BATH ROBES s1.9s
Mems BATH robes, made of fine
grade of flannel down. in a beau
tiful blending of harmonious pat
terms and colors; s2.9S value to-
day S1.98.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22

be held Friday afternoon from the chapel
of Ives, Warren & Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Hodgdon are ex-
pected In Pasadena Saturday from Bos-
ton after a short stop at Grand canyon.
Mr. Hodgdon is manager of Hotel Ray
mond, which will open for the regular
season on December II.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22

Throop juniors Will give dance at the
Hotel Maryland on the evening of De-
cember Z, complimentary to the seniors.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22

Occidental scrubs have cancelled their
scheduled for Saturday afternoon The
locals have been unable to secure team
to fill the date.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
ST Corsets soc

Made of fine batiste, coutil, in
gray and white, round and
princess hips, with support
ers; sizes 2e to 80; 81 corsets
at SOC.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-22
soc President Suspenders
Is Cents

Twenty will be sale today 10 o
regular soc csuspe 25c
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-20
lpQNA PAz BETANeEs.

Despu6s de 20 sfioB de EeBidencia en-
San Juan, la veneFsbiliima anCiana dCfiR
Pax Betances, hermaua del insigne puer.
torEiqueho DR.. r mon EmeteEio BstanceB,
regFe'a & MayFgiiez q pasar- dice-junto
& Cuanto le eB querido en- aquella Ciudad,
los tiltimos dias de su exiatencia.
En estas ofcinas estuvo deSpedirse del
director redactoFes de La Correspondent
cia. Ella NOS cause impression gFstf lima,
poFque hubo de recoTdaTnos con Ia b'an
cura de Bus Cabellos Ia traDsparente bon.
dad de 81 alma ref jada en- 80 Fostro dull
CO asEeno, su gloTioso hermano, de
quisn deCia BlasCo, 81 gran periodiata o.
pafol fallecido, que teufa roHtEo de ap6stol
En- 81 car6Cter de esta noble mstrona,
hay mucho del car6cteT del doctor Betan-
ces. Su vida en- ejsmplo de singular aus.
terfdad. SobTs el tTabsio ella, de alto Ii.
maize, hizo de 50 hogar un temple. En- 8.
ha adorado AiempTe, como nsdie, Ia me
moria de su hermano, honra1dolA con 81
Santo amor & Ia tieTra por la cusI 30 nacri-
Rcara aqu6I en- Ia consBgraci6n de 81 vide
4 Ias peCuIiaRes ideas de que nuuca RbinT6,
por encima de tDdaS las Pequen sees y mi
gerias de epocas en- que, rendir cu'to & to
lea ideas, equivalfa haCerEe REQ de est6'
Ida Heacci6n.
Que tsDgs felicfsimo visjs la i'uatTe
DANA pueEtoTEiqueiia, y todas laA satiatac
clones dc que ss tan digna mereCedoER On
lA Gociedad de ~ patEia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-20
SUCRERIE CENTRALE "COLOSO."
AguadiIIa, P. R.

Como consecuencia de las montursB
nuevas que SO acaban de efectusY en- eBta
Central; se pOne en- venta Ia maquinaria
de uBo Siguiente:
10. / Molino horizontal mRrca BirmiDg'
ham de masas de 80 so com.
pVeto con eDgranajea, acumulador
depression hidrs6 lea sin maquina
motriz.
2o.-2 Vsntiladores de sire para 9! servi.
clio de hornoB de baga1o mRrcsB
Buff AIo StuTtevemt, Di6metrO de
las tuberiaB 18 , 25.
3).-1 M6quina de vapor horizontal de
Is HIP. con 50 trangmiai6n de mo-
vimientO para unO de los dos ven
tiladores.
4o.-1 M6quina de vapoT vertical de
10 HIP.
Sol M6quina de vapor horizontal de
Is 20 HIP.
6n.-1 MSquina de vapor horizontal de
20 HIP. de Ia casa francesa Cail.
7o.-1 Bomba de aire de 2 cilindros con
50 motor de vapoT y su condensa-
dor previni6odo de un cuadruple
efecto Lille de $50 900 galonss
Dor "a horRs.
SOL Bomba de aire de la casa frRncesa
Gail proviniendo de m talho de
120 Baces
9o.-1 Bomba de aire de ls misma casa
proviniendo de un tacho de so a.
cos.
TodGs estas m6quinGs pueden dGr un 6ue.
no largo NSO. 0v. 9
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en- La lSLA.
Coronel Hamill.

CoFoneI Hamit.
Cdquos. "A LES dos de Ia madrugada
de hoy norprendf iugando 10 prohibido &
jose Munoz Maymf, N. Tefsl, Antonio
Vigo Jose Martinez en- 81 bilIRr de Ma
nuel Mufioz Maymf arreBt6ndolos ocu'
pdndOles $26.2O , dos dadoH.- ~ -saTgento
Blanco.
Bagam6n.- fue escalada quin'
Gala de la Roca Bros que tiene en- Ii Co.
lie de ComeTfo de eate pueblo Ilev6ndolel
varias piexas de encajes algunoB psfiue.
los de seda.-Teniente Schettini
FaiaYdo.-Ayer tarde en- barEio "Rio
arriba' ioven AguAtin Diaz dispar6 tres
tiros de revolver contra EnCarnaci6n Mar
quez hiri6ndola por Il espalda con uno de
los proyectiles Fue arFeatado 81 ggresor
siendo puesto Cd libe1tad mediante 81 600
faDza.-saTgsnto Montilla.
Tiegues -Bar1io "Llave" fu6 hallado
ahorcado BartoIo Colon. Investigate
case con Juez Municipal. Ssgto. Costa.
IsabeLa- Francisco Banuchi, IuidCro =
Juan Gutierrez, trs bajabAn anoche pana'
derfa Nicomedas ESmo, ClauBnEada poE
Inspector Sanidad deI Diatrito. He for
muladO dsnuncis contra oA-CAbo
eChaEon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-20
PRO- JGOS de- Pre-
sidi0 en- TrljllO
Alto.
En- el harriO de Dos BOCss Sc intTO-
dujeTOn en- ma casa tumbsndO
una puerta.
Lu0go huyOTOn, pOnOiIiHiO @ 4 aulnta dsl ssEoE
NstIenzu, puro anO d all6s tue elptuFadO
Cd Sahlna.
(De nMestrO eoryesp0nsaLl


Julio 2O.-En ia mRdrv ada de ayeF el
vecino del bar7io de Dos BoCaG don Juan
Rivera, di6 palts- e ID policia de que como
tres horas antes dor indiEiduos Ba introdu-
ieron en- su caHa, tumbando una puerts ,
penetrando ca 81 spoBsnto. Que. 80 Gsilo.
ra critic IL Bentirlos, deapertsndo 81 y hu.
yendo los dos individuoG, Lon cuales deja
ron los sombreros en- poder de Rivera.
Los poIicfas SerTano y Cerutc Balieron
en- 50 persecution, TegreBando las cinco
de Ia mafiana sin habarlog podido encon-
trar.
Ssrfan como las Giete de Ia mRfianR 90
Hupo tambi6a que dos individuoB habfan
penetrado On Ia quinta del sefor Matienzo,
Fob6ndoss una leche y IN sombrero.
La cosa era grave. y Hiu descansaE Be-
rFano, acomps sdo del guaEdia Morales
sali6 en- busea de elloB, encontT6ndolos en-
81 barrio de Sabana en- la casa de Hi
ginio Alvarez; pero solo pudieron Captu-
faT 8 nm moreno, que dijo AamaE5e = nan
Rodriguez, escap6ndose eI otro, RupeTto
Felix MeIendez, segda nos enter6 81 m'smo
Rodriguez.
Dicese que ambos 90 fugaTon del prepi
dio On la tarde de aver en- compa1fa de
otFoB tres.
Rodriguez manifesto que pspsabsn fu
garBe vsinte, pero solo pudieTon hacerlo
cinco.
Ahade que los jefss del presidio son ez
cslentes peTsonas, mas que los caboB los
tTatan muy NAL.
Cuentan los veciuos de SRbana que Be-
rrano J Morales no pudieron Capturar al
Melendez, debido que amboS cogieron
distintas direcciones, y que al yer q Ia
policfa corrfan como ciervos.
Ambos gUardias merecen pl6cemes por
cue nervicio.
Galones de cabo, seguramente Berfan
bien llevados por ellos.
NueAtra fsliaitaci6n 81 policfa CeTuto
que tambi6n ayud6 la captura de Ro-
dTfguez.
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Mr.. Winthrop Tecuerda a Puerto Rico.
d sdIflclo federal sara construldo prOnto.

Hace an aflo que el CopgTeso de les
e. u, fi6 una cantidad de $500 600 para
la construction de un edifcio federal en-
San nan en- eI que 90 instalar6n distintas
ofcinas del gobierno y administration de
Ia isis.
EmpIeados del depaItRmento del TeaoTo
de los EstadOu Unidos, son los encargados
dc hRceT los pianos estudios de ssa clase
de construcciones. Hasts ahora NADIA SO
habfa hecho y 81 ediicio que repoTtaria
bien esta localidad y la isis, no se po'
drfa construir.
DeAtinsdo 81 ex gohernsdor Winthrop
81 depaEtamento del TesoTo, por 90 ma
no han de pagar esoS proyectos
Viendo que los pianos para ell sdifcio
de Puerto Rico no Be hac1an, hs intsrpueE-
to todo su empefio psra que escB eatudios
se hsgsn q ia de que Ia construction del
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