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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-24
AUTOMOBILE NEWS.


The Cook & stoddard company yester-
day delivered 10 Senator Borah. OF Idaho,
a Baker Victoria Electric.
Mrs. L. w Bowers, wife OF the late
Solicitor General, received yesterday an
interior-driven, four passenger, Baker
coupe, Cook & Stoddard making the sale.
T. 8. johnson. Of the Buick Motor Com
pany, left Washington yesterday for a
trip TO New York Mr.. Johnson and his
wife, who accompanied him, VIII spend
Thanksgiving with his family. retT ming
the last OF the week.
J. n. CARRIER has purchased both a
Buick Bug and a Model f.
John n. WHY'S. the president or the
Overland Motor Car Company, viii visit
Washington next week as the guest of
r. c. Smith, tho local agent for the
The fore-door Overland touring car.
purchased by William Au, was unIoaded
and delivered yesterday.
F. C. Smith. local agent OF the Over
land company. said yesterday that within
the next year the automobile manufao-
turers would undoubtedly show a ten
deney 10 consolidate, owing 70 the fact
that the old and established companies
having superior facilities for manufac-
turing are able 10 give better machines
Tor less money than the smaller con-
Germs. The latter, he said will find the
competition so small that consultations
VIII be their only hope for prolonged ex-
istenoe. Mr.. Smith has Just returned
from Toledo. and his statement was
made after conferences with some of the
leading men in the manufacturing end OF
the automobile business
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LOCAL CLUB OFFICIALS
SATISFIED WITH ATLANTA
Nationals Would Train in Capital but for Cheap Policy
Impression Charley Hickman in Town.

pitcher who has gone 20 the well once
too often so many times that he has lost
count OF the trips.
Well. it's all over but the shouting
now, so far as the National League race
for next year is concerned. Pipe this
from the Cleveland News:
Many close-watehing and unbiased
critics. after sizing up the various Ma
tonal League aggregations. are frankly
OF the opinion that John ]. McGraw's
Giants look like the most probable goods
Tor 1911 Viewed from almost any angle.
the Giants look good. The faults of the
team are not so serious that they are
liable TO trip IT up in It's progress toward
the flag, and the good qualities Of the
club stick out like a red-headed mans
dome at an Italian festival"
We are not certain. but we believe that
this talk sounds familiar.
The following, from a Philadelphia
paper. is interesting:
"a business man who takes an interest
In both baseball and horse racing ar
rived here yesterday from Cincinnati and
told good story on Cartoonist Shafer
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer. The latter
Is we'll known TO baseball players and
fans through his drawings OF old Man
Grump. who pretends never TO see any
good in the Cincinnati team.
This fall Shafer has been breaking in
with cartoons on horse racing The first
day he had Old Man Grump' pick four
winners at Latonla. The next day three
OF his tips went through. and so il kept
up FOR several days Picking winners got
so easy that finally Shafer went TO Jack
Ryder. the Enquirer's baseball expert.
for advice.
I've been picking winners too long
for ''Old Man Grump." said Shafer.
Don't you think I had better begin 10
pick losers?'
No. / don't replied Ryder, who has
evidently put up his roll on a few occa-
sions and knows the ways of the track
Just you keep on selecting winners as
long as you can. Picking losers will
come natural to you after a while
And Ryder emitted g sigh like a long
shot blowing up in the stretch"
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SECTIONS PLAY AT BUSINESS.
Candidates for First Team Beaten
I'm Fast Basketball Game.

Section Sos. Of Business High School.
defeated a team composed OF the first
team candidates in a hard-fought basket
ball contest by the score Of Il 70 = Cole
and Nash played the stellar roles The
losers used eleven men trying 10 stop
the winners. Goals from field-Schram
CD, Nash, Cole. Scott CD. Goldsmith (9.
Holland %. Free tosses-SchTam o.
Cole (2l, Nash. Bridget.
The second game resulted in a victory
for Section 57-4, over Section As. score
c - ]. The game was interesting, but
was maTred by the many fouls COM
mitted by both sides. The playing Of
Wilson, the big center of the winners,
was the feature. Goals from field-Wil-
son, Miller. Goals from fouls-Coieman,
Miller CD.
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LYNCHBURG NAMES OFFICERS.
r.. b. Wilkinson Chosen President
of Virginia League Club.
'peclal % The Washington Herald.

HlVc4al % TIC Washington Herald.
bynchDurg. Va. Nov. 2S-The directors
OF the Lynchburg Baseball Association
met to-day, and after accepting the res
ignaiion of President Mclaughlin. who
could not serve another year. elected R.
B. Wilkinson, formerly secretary treas
urer as president and secretary.
Harry 5. Hirsh was made treasurer
The association has several men under
consideration as manager and hopes to
settle this very shortly.
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Cross-eountry Golf To-day.

The Columbia Country Club will take
advantage of the holiday to-day 10 par
ticipate in a cross-country golf event AT
the links Of the club in Georgia avenue.
A cross-country event is always interest
ing, inasmuch as the players do not play
over the regular course. but travel over
ground that is ordinarily not in the line
Of play. The tournament will be played
by foursomes. the best bah OF each two
players TO be scored, and an allowance
made for handicap.
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DIAMOND DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
DISTRICT LEAGUE


Philadelphia. Nov. 23.-When George A.
Pawling, president of the Middle Attain
tic Division of the A. A. o., learned that
Johnny Gallagher had participated In the
running races on Young's Pier at At
lantic City last night, he said that unless
adequate explanation was forthcoming
the former Brown Prep star would be
suspended.
II was not a sanctioned race Mr.. Pawl-
ing said that the case will be investi-
gated at once. Schneider. of Ocean City,
another A. A. L. athlete, also took part
in the events. He is also in line for
suspension.
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RACING AT JUAREz.
Stakes and Purses Amounting to
100000 Attract Best Ownera.

Stakes and Purses Amounting to
100000 Attract Best Owners.
Juarez. Mex, Nov. 29.-The second an
nual meeting OF the Jockey Club of
Juarez viii be inaugurated tomorrow at
Terrazas Park, when the To-day meeting
begins.
Many improvements have been made on
the plant at a great cost and II is now
one OF the finest race courses In the
world.
The liberaiity of the management In
Offering ffty-two stakes and giving away
In purses $4,000. has attracted some of
the best owners in the country.
c. T. Price viii be presiding steward
and Mars Cassidy Will be the starter
The feature Of the opening win be La
Independence Handicap, with value OF
5000. Jack Atkin has been given top
weight, 1872 pounds, but the distance ma
prove too much for him.
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Georgetown Tackles Lehgh Hilltop This Afternoon Other Sports

the oval on the next play. when they
tried a forward pass and Crane inter
cepted the oval. Crane punted to Parker.
who brought the oval back yards. East
ern was penalized on the next scrimmage
for holding. Defandorf punted to Crane,
who Travelled yards, On the next play
Crane tried a forward pass, and the game
ended with the ball in Eastern's possess
sion on CathedraIs 45-yard line.
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FOOTBALL AT ALEXANDRIA,.
Cardinals 10 Play Soldiers, and a
Hard Game Is Expected.

Alexandria. Nov. 2s.-The Cardinal A.
c. football team OF Alexandria will eele-
brefe Thanksgiving Day by playing the
strong lf3d Coast Artillery from Fort
Washington on the North Alfred street
grounds at 80 o'clock
This game should prove interesting
from start 10 finish. and the spectators
VIII again be given the chance to see
II the speed OF the Cardinals back field
and the defense of the line can eIude and
stand the plunges OF their heavy oppo-
nents.
AS the Vigilants defeated the Soldiers
by the score Of q to 0. the Alexandria
boys viii try their best 10 equal this
score. If not better it. as they think that
they are a much better team than the
Vigllants, with whom the Cardinals would
be pleased 10 meet.
The Cardinals expect 10 close the sea-
son next Saturday with a game against
Eastern College and a return game at
the fort
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Yarmouth A. c. Plays warrenton.

Fifteen men. representing the Yarmouth
Athletic Club, left this morning for War
renton, Va, where they will play the
high school of that town in what should
be an interesting game OF football The
lineup has not been settled upon. but
the back field viii start out with Far
mer in quarter back, Baker in full, and
Ritenour and Parsons in the half back
By forty rooters.
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Bout Proml.ea for ro-nIght.

There viii be bout which promises 10
be Of some interest TO the tight fans to-
night between Ed Desmond, Of Washing
ton and Mort Ellis, Of Richmond. The
place OF the exhibition has not been made
public
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OUT OF TOWN GAMES.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Washington
College. at HOmewood.
Walbrook VS.. Mount Washing
ton. at Mount Washington.
Mount st. Mary's VS.. Rock Hin,
at Ellicott City.
Brown VS.. Carlisle, at Provi-
dence.
lafayette VS.. Dickinson. at
Easton, Pa.
Pittsburg University VS.. Penn
sylvania State, at Pittsburg.
University OF Pennsylvania va.
Cornell. at Philadelphia.
University of Tennessee VS..
Georgetown, at Knoxville.
University OF Virginia vs.
North Carolina University. at
Richmond.
West Virginia VS.. washington
and Jefferson College, at Wash
ington, Pa.
Sewanee VS.. Vanderbilt. at
Nashville
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Touchdown-6mith. Goal from Aeld-Crane. Ref
erec-Ar. Gass. Umpire-Alr. Kirby Field judge
Mr.. Morse. Head lineznan-Mr. Crandan. Timers
Mesrs. Wallaee and Daly. Time q periods-l0
minutes.
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FOOT BALL GAMES TODAY
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Lehigh VS.. Georgetown, at
Georgetown.
NJ. A. c. VS.. Western Maryland.
at Westminster, Md.
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pitcher who has gone 20 the we'll once
too often so many times that he has lost
count OF the trips.
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PoI Ell tIiuafo de Ia
Union en- Arecibo.
III barrio Santana celebrara
la victoria con ma lllclda
manifestation.
FL lunes proximo comenzaran
EN- aquella corte de distrito
los juicios por jurado.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Nov. l3-Anothe deauto en- esta
,.ifthd el circn Hot'.p ron una *
tr.osilaafla cancnrI.n.la, gustmda
nnehe io@ tsabajns eiecutados poy
lbs m1ciestas artistas.
Hoy se calebra una manifesto
ci6n 81 ii harrin deSlntaaa ~ celt'
braci,n del tri,rnfo lie IA lnitn do
Puerto Rico.
Ell dia y del actual romenza
ran los iuieio ) por i'itado 1 este cor
te dc DisfrIto.
Por Grden Dc IA Sanidaa n ,itin
clansursdo el lioSko que estii eu Ia
plaza principal. pnr NJ reunir Ias eon
dlcienes de Saaiiai : hiiie4c.
RI cnmit+ lo,tl uninnlsta ha si
do traeIaGa,'n 1 loS bsi9s de Ia casa
del lido. S.l!iycres.
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de nuestro servicio cablegrafco)

New York, noviemhre l5.--El
senador de los Esta6los [ aiios por el
csfa,so ,'e Georgia Alexander Ste
pttels lay, falietho lepentlnamente
q ,,osniil 70 poF la tarde Ell Atlanta
de una affection del eosazon Tenls.
81 amos lie edad. s,ll termlno de Scr
vicio hubicra vencido Mario 3, l9l5.
New York. noyiembre l3.-ssl
consul mejieano en- Eagle Pass. Ie-
xas, esta investigando el linchamlen
to del supuesto mejicano Rodriguez
I y ha deseublerto que varlos mellca-
mos toaaran parte en- el salvage s4eto.
New York, novielnbre l5.-GomF
Inlcan dc Honduras que el genera
Nalladares por fin conflesa que esta
vencido ! al efecto ha tele egrafiado al
presidente Davila confesando su de-
rrota y eNpresando su disposition dc
Irendlrse.
New York, noviembre l5.-Des-
pachos de la Habana dan cllenta de
I'm encuentro que tuvo hgar en- aque
LA ciudad frente al palaclo preslden-
cial entire unos favorables al arrenda-
miento del acueducto Albear y otros
opuestos al proyecto. lntervlno Ia
policia V logro separar los comba-
tientes restableciendOe el 0rden.
New York, noviembre l5.-Los
liberales en- Leon, Nicara qua el do
min 90 pasado trataron de celebrar
un meeting en- las Gales a pesar de la
orden recientemente emltlda por el
gobierno prohibiendo toda clase de
demostraciones politleas. Cuando la
policia trato de dispersar la gente a
taearon a estos Y hubo necesldad de
lamar las tropas para acabar con
los turbas. Muchas personas fueron
muertas d heridas.
New York, nov. 1.5.-El preslden
te de Nicara qua ha emitido un deere
to llamando los diputados a retnlr-
Sc el 27v 2S de novlembre con el pro-
posito Gle plepararsc para una con-
vencion Constitutional que Sc cclc-
brara en- Diciembre clyo obleto sera
proveer por la clercion de I'M pre.1-
dente permanente y ledaetar una
nueva cnnstltuelnn
New York. nov l5. lei presilen
te Victor Jerome Frederic Ranap'r-
te j Ia princesa Clementine bila del
fenecido rev Leopol,lo de Belglea So
easaron ascren Torino llaha
New York. n,v. Il. Los rbelles
de Uruguay e han rendldo neondl-
cionalmente. aver, ponlendo I'm 4 la
rebellion.
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Seatida muerte en- Ponce
El joven M ariotta fue a Ia
farmac1a Vlllaronga y Sc
sento junto a la puerta.
AL mOmentO I'M torrente de san.
gre salia de su boca y nariz
quedando mHertO casi inStan.
taneamente.
De nuestrc corresponsal

Noviembre II. El sabado proyi-
mamente i las s menos cuarto de la
noche. presenclamos una escena do
lorosa. Ell Sr. Rafael Marietta de o
ticlo barbero, persona que gozaba de
general estimaclon y aprecio, lego 4
la botica de Nlllaronga, que esta 81
tuada frente 4 la plaza Gle las Deli
clas, y Sc sento en- ana silla que ha-
bia proNima a la puerta. En- este ms
tante su boca, narlz v oidos, Sc vol
vieron manatiales de sangre. que
aAuia con intermltencla ater1adora.
lnnumerables personals que Sc encon-
traban / poca distancia de ese sitio
en- la esqulna de Casals, al Yer la san
gre correr por la aeera y cuneta Sc a.
larmaron, a una infeliz mujer lie dlo
i'm ataque, los boticalios, vel ST.. VI
llaronga, que llegaba a sl botica en-
ese momento, en- union del DR.. Vicen
tie Santoni, le prestaron los auxilios
facultatNos al infeliz Marietta. Al po
co ratio, question de minutes, va el
cuerpo del compatrlota Marietta, era
cadaver. Fue ataeado de un ataane
Gle hemotisis que le plivo de la vida
entierro que So efeetuo aver tan,e
fu6 una verdadera demonstration de
las simpatlas que gozaba. En- esa ma
nifestaci6n de duelo iban confundi-
dos ricos, blancos, pobres. Y gente
de color, sin ninguna distinction Gle
partido. La muerte dc este compa-
triota ha sido verdaderamente senti-
da.
Ell Todopoderoso hava acogido en-
su senoel alma del que nos deja pa
IA slempre. y reclban sus famlllares
nnestra mas Sentido pesame.
Desde aver hemos yisto en- esta
oiudad al distlnenldo elemento del
partido unionista lie Mavaguez. ST..
Juan Bianchl. el cual viene con el pro
posito de aslstlr la temporada de
opera.
HOY Sc eenstituvo la corte de
distnto con aslstencla del iuez Foo
te. y de l. abogados, para dlscutlr
eieltas letormas que hay que hacer
i nuestraS leycS para que cada uno
de los ahogados dicra suoplnion y la
discutiera sohre enalquier extreme
ypara nombrarlma comisi6n Sc nom
bro una representation de loe abo-
gados de s IA cludad San Juan.
Duraron los debates hasta las doee
Y l5 mnntos de IA manana, discu-
ti6ndose partieulares dc importan-
cia. Los abogados que asistleron por
Ia manana flernn
Lcdo. +. Manuel del Toro. illez
Foote. fiscal palscios Rodriguez.
Icdo. Francisco PARA Capo. Lcdo
Glstavo Rodriguez. Ledo. Jose Tous
Soto. Lcdo. .Josf f. Coronas. LIDO.
Ramon Dapena. Lcdo Francisco I'll
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OispaTo poI una caida.
Ignacio guerra ser socio de
la escuela de agrlc u!tura
In copo de a individuos por
.jugar con plumas.

En- el barrio ia quail dc Patillss
! individuo Agustin Reves que po,
taha I'm revolver suflio una caida Y
dlsparandosele este al .aer la bala lo
hirio en- una nalga.
Fin el harrio "Mulita", .Aguas
huenas el indiyiduo Benito Come
hiria gravemente 4 Ia nina de dos
amos de edad de EvaristaG6mez y a
Maria de 56 amos. Dlcho lndividuo
fue arreStado. entendierdo el juez de
paz en- 81 asunto.
En- e. barrio 'Iontellano" fue,on
anestados en- Ia tarde del dia de aver
veintieuatro ,ndiriduos que fueron
sorperendidos in gando gallos.
Aver a las ? P. NJ, en- el baifio
Beiuco de Isab"la fuG sorprndida
una iugada de gallos. en- Ia cual fue
rcn arrestados ! indiyidaos.
FL partido uninnista celehnd en-
Vega hala una manifestation qle
concluyd por l. noche en- complete
orden.
FL indiv;duo Jusso Hernandez, de
Vega baja al ser arrestado por REQ
meter y d gredi. i su cuncnhina hi7o
resistercia. ror le eual q gnardia 50
vi6 precisado 4 hacer uso dc III rotten
para redneirlo i Il ohedient n.
-Por roharse Ia leche de Ia es-
e,iela de Ag,i ultura dc Rio pie
dras fue arrestado Y dentriado el
individuo Ignaeio Sauchez tal
Matoio.
En- eI harrio ACaimito" de Rio
Piedras fuS arrestado el individua
Narciso Martinez. por hmtar $500
i Eugenio Gonzalez.
En- cl csiahlerimiento comenial
de Sandalio Sepnlveda en- Riaron
fue sorprendlda una iugada i II Pm
hihido. Los jugaicres dieronse 4 Ia
fugs. siendo den,meiado el dueir'.
del establecimiento.
FL gohernador ha dispues;o u
constitution de una iunta one Infor
me respecto de has medidas MIR se
han de proponer para FL meior i'm
cionamiento Y re>uliaslo lie laS h.
meas de teIegrafos ieiefonos insula
res. De ella forman rarte eI Sr. HI
mon Siaca Pacheoo. suh-secretario
INFERNO de Puerto Rico \ el Sr. Luis
Morales consejero del Elecu
two.
Ell Sr. coronel Silan;on jeic de
Ia policia insular. esia nluy conlpIa
cido por Ia conducta Observable. en
general, por StIs slf-sriInadoS en- u
pasada contienda electoral. i mani
fest6 d un reporter de la CORES
pondencia q ha Sido para q de "a ma
vor satisfaction presenciar una eIee
ci6n como "a del nlartes 5. eli que -
do al pals mostr6 Ia MAYOR SerenIdad
Y ell mas eumhpiido respetn i l.
lev FL ooronel stanton II E.pliria
fsleron felicitseips por ri soEernasEor
Cotton en una carta que oport,lna
mente plbhc6 este diario.
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Due|o en- Cayey.
De nuestro corresponsal

Noviembre l4.-Ha muert q en- es-
ia poblacion la respectable y distin gui
da seilora dona ,Josefa Mllhoz Ba-
rios vda. de Alfonso, perteneciente
a distinguida famiia V ahuela dc
compatrlota Don. Salvador Gallard
Aver tarde Sc efectuo cl entierro
de IA QUE fu6 sonora Mlmoz villda de
Alfonso, asistiendo una buena concu-
rrencia y despidiendo el duelo don
Antonio Maria Leon y don Luis Mu-
loz Rivera.
4 la avanzada edad de IS amos a.
handona este mlndo dona Pepa
Dios haya acogldo en- s1l seno el al
MA de la desaparecida, y reeiban sus
deudos nuestra slnecra expression
de duelo.
FL y del presentc por Ia noche
huho I'm eneuentro personal entire
bps veeinos Roman Rodlignez y Juan
Malay6 resultando q primero 60 n
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Ia P0L|T|CA
| en- BAYAM0N; !;
FL DR.. Sthal Sc encuentra
bastante mejor de sus
dolenclas.
Sc retira cansado de uua poll
tica esteril e infecHnda.
Existe discrepancies entire los
elementos republicanos pu.
ros y uno5 Sc van y otros So
quedan
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Novlembre l5.-Hemos tenido el
glsto de vIsltar en- su residencla al
doctor Sthal. cncontrando al respe-
table galeno, hastente mejorado de
Ia enfermedad que le aouejaba.
Hablando con Il. dc sarias cosas
VINO d recaer .nuestra conversation
Ell Ia politiea y el doctor nos manifcs
to que en- Ia pasala contienda no ha.
bia tomato parte directa nj lndirecta
en- ella, no tan solo por ST. estado de
salud, ''pues aun bueno-nos dijo-no
hubiera tornado parte en- ella. No ten
90 nlnguna prevention con mi parti-
do, unlcamente que estoy cansadO
de las luchas politieats. Lo ocurrido
aqui entire el partido republicano es
una cosa lamentable, pero tenia que
'suceeler
Sc mostro el doctor reservado con
'respecto 4 los nllevos administrado.
res municlpales y su opinion en- este
punto no pudo ser oida. Nos pregun-
to por 81 doctor Zeno Gambia, ,creyep
dole va entire nosotros. Despues de
un ratio de conversation, nos despe-
dimos del ilustrado galeno satisfe-
ehos de yerlo todavia fuerte y conser
yando su entereza de caracter.
FL Lcdo. Torrente dio anoche
una conferencla en- nuestro Teatro,
Y con tai motive hubo una gran con-
currencia.
-Parece que hay discrepancies en-
tre los elementos del partido republi-
cano puro. Unos que vuelven a su
antigua puesto en- el partido repu-
blicano puertorrlqueno y otros. que
dicen Sc quedan en- sus casas.
Hay qulen cree que Nirgilo dado
su caracter POGO amigo de las hun,i-
llaciones Sc quedara en- el Limbo.
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| In acu eIdo de- Ia
CanaIa de ColneJcio.
Sc establecera IN servicio de
correos adicional al que ac,
tualmente eXiste.
Sc ha dado cuenta del acuerao
a los presidenips .le las cor.
poraciOnes industriales de la
isla.

En- la lunta de Ia direetlva de Ia ca
mara de Comerciu, celelorada en- Ia
tarde del dla lO del corriente, entire
otros asuntos. flle tornado el slgluen
te acuerdo, refcrentc 4 la subasta plt
blicada por el Derpatamento de Go
rreos, pidiendo que Sc hagan proposi
clones, antes del Ola - del corIiente
para establecer un servielo de correos
entire New York y San Juan de Puer
to Rico adiclonal al que actualmen
te eSlste, y siendo las fechas de sail
das de los vapores los microbes las
doce del dia de New York y los do
mingos a la misma hofa de San Juan
Envlar una petieion a las tres com
panias de vapores, eylstentes que ha
cen Ia travesia de New York i San
Juan, para que estas pongan todo 10
que este de su parte para que dlcho
servlcio adicional Sc establezca, y
en- caso de que no Sc lograra estable
Ger dlcho servlcio por exlgenclas de
las referldas companlas, que la Cana
IA de Comerclo tomalla las nedldas
necesarias para subsanar tan grave
falta por parte de las referldas com
panlas en- perjlllcio de los intereses
comerciales generates de Puerto Ri
co.
Este acuerdo ha sido cablegrafia
do a las tres companies de vapores y
tambien Sc ha suplicado a los presi
dentes de la Fruit Growers Assn,
Porto RICO Fruit Exchange, San
Juan Stock &Produce Exchange,
Porto Rico Association, Association
de productores de Azucar, Liga de
Detallistas de San Juan, y la CANA
ra de Comercio de Ponce, para que
olichas organiza clones tomen igllal
acuerdo.