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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-18

Now don't expect no girl to lug box
Of starch upstairs but you ought to
watch EN- stick around doing nothing
while some man waits on 'em. And
their wages going right along with the
cleck! Yes, ma ami! You can't make
a rule them girls can't break, ma'am!
think women is all right in some Jobs
ma'am but in the grovery business
they expect too much chivalry."
And because this comment on wom-
en- in one kind Of work was made BY
the most chivalrous man l had ever
known, it amused me-in spite of my
absorbing woes. Chivalry has cursed
as well as blessed women, thought.
The ride improved my spirits and
luckily it was nearly done before an
incident occurred which almost coun.
teracted its benefits.
In crowded down town street near
one Of the big hotels, saw a banana
peddler whom / knew very well. I
grabbed Tommy's arm so suddenly
that the car nearly skidded.
Watch that man with the basket,
Tommy. Drive slow-study him.
Tommy obeyed and after we had
passed, he turned to me with:
What's the matter with him, Ros-
|ie"
THAT is Hamilton Certeis!" 1 an
nounced in triumphant whisper.
THE hell tt beg pardon. That
gink-the elegant doc?" queried Tom
my with whistle. Then his tone Of
establishment changed to sharp note
|of warning.
you've got his number right, Mrs.
Lorimer. But for Gods sake stick to
your thick wells when you go out! And
say, I'm asking you, I'm begging you,
little sister! Don't you dare go out
doors unless I'm along to take care Of
you!
The Washington times., 1919-02-23
SOVIET RULES
MUNICH AS
RED FLAG IS
UNFURLED

-
fcontinued from First Page.)
lot OF you" and to have begun firing
promiseuously toward Jhe govern
meut bench.
The chief sssailant in the LantAE
was . butcher named Potter. who is
now under arrest, it IS officially an
nounced at Munich.
Won't Guarantee Order.
Immediately after the shooting the
military commandant in Munich an.
hounced that he would not guarantee
TO maintain order, as he did not have
enough men at his disposal TO oppose
the armed SpartacHns
The outbreak IN Budapest. which
began Thursday evening, is said to
have been led by Bolsheviki News
paper Offices. the postoffice, and the
principal railway stations were occu-
pied. Government troops later drove
the rioters from the station. A state
Of siege was proclaimed. One re-
port said the trades unions were
planning a general strike as a de-
H1onstration against the Bolsheviki.
Hundreds OF casualties have result
ed from a series Of bloody encount-
erB between the police and mobs of
unemployed at Budapest
The Washington times., 1919-02-23
FOE MILITARISM
TRYING TO RETURN
BY J. W. T. MASON.

NEW YORK, Feb. e3.-Assassina.
tion as a new weapon Of the German
army for the restoration of military
discipline is the probable explanation
OF the murder of Bremier Eisner. of
Bavaria, by an army officer who is
also & German noble.
The death OF Eisner follows 80
closely upon hts recent denunciation
Of German milltarism as to make the
connection in the highest degree
probable. No other governing official
in Germany has dared to hold up the
rule Of the army as the cause of the
distress which has fallen upon the
German people. The Bavarian pre-
mier is the first to have done so, and
he has followed the fate Of Rosa Lux
emburg and Liebknecht, who as rebel
leaders denounced militarism and
were lynched by soldiers while under
arrest
The German army spirit is trying
desperately TO come back. The mill
tsrists alone are still sacred within
Germany. Eisner. Luxembourg. and
Liebknecht are the examples of the
nemesis that overtakes whoever tries
to belittle the militarists to the Ger
man people. 1t is a new situation
which is thus developing in Ger
many. The hope Of the Germans to
recover what they have lost during
the war rests on keeping active the
old ideals OF military might. To do
this, respect for the army is being
maintained. If necessary by an as
sassin's bullet.
In Weimar, the weeks events have
shown a sullen obedience to the new
armistice terms Of the allies. with
whispered threats Of revenge il Ger
many is pressed too hard. There
to be q relationship between
this call for vengeance and the mur-
der Of the only statesmen in office in
Germany who has denounced the
army. The ferocity Of the German |
spirit, which showed evil
denCe of physical exhaustion after the |
signing Of the armistice, is now un- /
dergoing a revival. Former indi- |
cations OF a possible change in Ger |
many's worship Of the army are not /
being borne out. II is to the army |
that the Germans now seem to be /
turning again, as their sole savious. |
The disbanding Of Won Hindenburg's |
lordes will not make Germany harm
less, while the people still clutch at /
he hopes of a military revenge in the /
future.
II was a lieutenant who sabered /
he lame at Zabern for laughing at
The Washington times., 1919-02-23
SCHEIDEMANN PREDICTS
REVOLUTION WILL BE
CRUSHED IN TWO WEEKS

WEIMAR, Feb. 23.-ChanceIior
scheidemann predicted today that the
-Spartacan uprising will be crushed
within two weeks. He admitted that
the interim probably will be filled
with bloody fighting, but is deter
mined to crush the outbreak at any
cost.
To Military Governor. Noske. who
suppressed the Spartacan revolt in
Berlin has been delegated the task
OF directing the entire campaign
against the radicals. He will attempt
10 associate the various snti-Bolsbe-
yik factions If possible and isolate
Ihe Spartacans, who, according to
SI, ESoEerhLnent Information, expect help
from the Russian Bolsheviks
Inc cabinet is understood to have
decided definitely that rhe Situation q.
- - 'LiIlarlly Spartacan uprising, rather
than a workmen's strike. This dari-
SION Is alleged to have been the mo-
tive thac decided the ministers to ,,ss
The Washington times., 1919-02-23
ads From German Cities Hungary Anarchists Decree Death

extreme measures against the rioters.
Addressing the national assemble
Scheidemann informed the deIepatss
Of the governments determination to
cvrush the revolution. His announce
ment was greeted with Kisses and
groans by the radicals, but was loudly
cheered by the other delegates.
The Spartacan demonstration In
Munich has caused additional apprA.
hension, as some of the government
officials fear the Bavarians will seiza
the opportunity to form some sort of
an alliance with the Spartacans, in an
enort to vent their hate on the Prus-
SLAMS.
The Washington times., 1919-02-23

II yOu pay your income tax TODAY
you won't keep forgetting %.
The Washington times., 1919-02-23
EX-PRISONER WILL
TELL OF RED JAILS

Roger E. Simmons, who was i'm
prisoned by the Bolshevik govern
ment in Russia. will tell of his ex-
periences at Polls Theater in a free
lecture at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon.
Rabbi Abram Simon, who recently
returned from France, will preside
Russia and the Bolsheviki" will be
the subject of the discussion. The
Rev. George simons. for eleven years
head OF the Methodist church in Rus
sia, will speak on 'Petrograd Under
Trotzky." ConEressman Dies Of
Texas will speak on "Americanisun.
The Washington times., 1919-02-23
MRS. ASA GAMBLER.
OF ATLANTA, DEAD

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. 23.--Mrs Asa
C. Gambler, former wife OF Mayor
Gambler. died suddenly at her home
yesterday.
Mrs. Gambler had suffered from
articular rheumatism for FIVE years,
and for the past year had been practi-
cally confined to her bed. Expert
treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
at Baltimore, recently failed to rem
edy her condition.
The Washington times., 1919-02-23
DRY AGENT SLAYER
BELIEVED CAUGHT

Officials OF Alexandria County be-
Iieve they have arrested the negro
who shot and killed william r.
Payne. virginia d-y agent and terror
OF bootlesgers, In RossIyn. Friday
night. He was taken into custody
yesterday afternoon.
The suspect is cOnhned in the Alex
andria county Jail Two other negro
men and Katherine Jackson, the
nesress. who saw the death Erappls
between Payne and his assailant. are
being held in connection with the
murder.
Payne was killed in a battle with
a negro prisoner whom he had ar
rested for bookkeeping.
Frank L. Call. Commonwealth at
tOTney OF Alexandria county. and
Sheriff Howard Fields personally led
armed men and deputies from the la
ter's office on the man-hunt which
began early Friday night
search BeIaE COnsInued.
Attorney Ball told The Times Iase
night the search Is stin being contin-
ued, but other officials said the Off
GERS in charge OF the man-hunt fssI
confident the right man has been
taken.
BY a coincidence the same kind Of
clue which first furnished the basis
for the search for the "madman or
the northwest aided ehe officials OF
Alexandria county as they conducted
the search yesterday. It was a hat.
The murderer lost IL in his mad haste
to escape after he had shot down the
prohibition officer.
Funeral AFrnngements.
Funeral arrangements for Payne
were completed last night Services
will be held at his former home. at
Georgetown and Fairfax roads, near
Rosslyn. InteTment will take place
in the Alexandria Park Cemetery. The
Rev. j. Sidney Peters, prohibition
commissioner or Virginia. who ap-
pointed Payne 70 enforce the pro-
hibitiOn laws. will assist in conduct
ing the funeral services.
Wayne b. Wheeler. counsel Of the
Anti-SaIoOn League. last night ex-
pressed his regret over the Staying oG
the young Virginia officer.
Acts OF violence like. this. in sew
eral sections OF the country. are due
largely 20 the encouragement the
lawlsss elements are receiving from
those fwhO oppose the enforcement OF
the prohibition Amendment said 8fr.
Wheeler.
The Washington times., 1919-02-23
DEATH TO BoURGEOIyrE.-

ZURICH, Feb. 2s.-Munich mobs are
shouting death TO the bourgeoisie,'
according to a dispatch from the Ia
varian capital. The message said that
three socialist parties had formed a
coalition committee. Demonstrations
were described as resembling those Of
the first days OF the revolution.
The Washington times., 1919-02-23

The meeting is in charge OF COM
mittee composed OF Herman Bern
stein, Albert J. Berres, Prof. Samuel
n. Harper. Or. W. Chaplin Hunting
ton. W. Everett Macy. Mrs. Sherman
Miles. Henry L. slobodIn, Rabbi 81.
mon, the Rev. George A. simons, Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend. Mrs. Herman De
Wetter and Simon Wolf.
The Washington times., 1919-02-23

Don't forget that victory musI be
paid for and that our war expenses
did not cease when actual fIEhtinE
ceased. Keep yoUF War Savings
pledge and bny more w, SIS.
The Washington times., 1919-02-23

the gOose-step. 1t was a lieutenant
will killed Eisner for the same Of
Tense, rather more magnlfed. The
war appears not to have broken the
Germans of the Zabern habit. On this
account the Rhine still remains civil
iZatiOn's danger line. Precautions for
the indefinite future appear to be nee
essary along. its menacing banks.
WEIMAR. Feb. 22-CDelayed}-
Chancellor Scheidemann, after stating
that the assassination of Premier
Eisner and Minister Auer left Munich
in control of the Spartscans. today
declared that relentless warfare
would be waged against the Radicals.
The government has been ordered
to employ every force at its command
to crush terrorism everywhere. the
chancellor said. The cabinet feels
that the new revolution has actually
begun.
II yOu pay your income tax TODAY
you WON'T keep forgetting q.
The Washington times., 1919-02-23

II yOu think an income tax plnehea.
remember that some OF our returned
soldiers would be glad to pay Il.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07
sIMPATIco COMPROMISE

La sociedad dc Rio Piedras, la selec-
ia sociedad de aquella simpatica pobla-
cion ha recibido con mucha algeria la
noticia de haber sido pedida Ell matri-
monio la muy delicada mano de la Sc
iiorita Maria Cristina villa para el CO
rrectisimo joven Rodolfo Blanco, quien
dirige con mucho acierto las ofcinas
postales de la ciudad dc Rio Piedras.
'EL MUNDO" envia los jovenes
Blanco-Vila su felicitacion mas since
ra.
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:M77zi;z!';8'&Ruyzll:zlu i;z!';8' 3RR
G5SS5R RlRNNNRESs5o
NO HAY PEOR CUNA

Que la dc un mismo CANUTERO.
Lo digo, por la opinion que de mi tic
ne formada este companero camara-
da, cuyo nombre me Gallo, quien ase-
gura que mis- notas sociales llegan a
conocimiento del publico coA sois me.
ses de retraso.
Lo que no dice ell muy cronista,
es que por complacerle Y escribir para
lei MUNDO" 10 que el Sc lie an
toja, mis- noticias Sc van poniendo pa
lidas en- la cartera de apuntes, de don
de salen luz publica el unico dia
en- que, relativamente, NADIA tengo que
hacer.
X es que me resisto a echar mis- no
tas al cesto, una vez que han perdido
"el momento' va que no la 'razon "
do ser.
Yo las apunto con los mejores de
secs, y como no. las escribo por pura
necesidad de llenar las cuartillas, pues
de ahi que siempre haya un lugar para
elias EN- las columnas del "MUNDO
MUNDILLo"
va puede mi compafero decirme
cuanto guste; yo empiezo a escribir sin
tener ell cuenta para NADIA la fccha.
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DON RAFAEL

LEGO de su viaje de los Estados Uni
dos Y la "'Tienda de Coma" Sc vistio
de gala para recibirle.
Saludamos Ell estas lineas a nuestro
muy estimado amigo Rafael Pietranto-
nj, de la frma Pietrantoni g. SOLO, quien
de regreso del Norte Sc encucntra en-
tire nosotros.
Bienvenido
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VOICES AGENAS
INTERESANTE ENTREVISTA CON
Ell SR. VIVAS VALDIVIESo.

Ell sR. vIvAs vALDIvIEso.
zNuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce, senor
Mocete Padina.. celebro la siguiente
interesante entrevista, con eli senor vi
vas Valdivieso, miembro prominentc del
conceio Municipal de Ponce.
De los S6l.000, que constituyen eli
Emprestito Municipal, no Sc hara min
gun pago que no este plenamente jus
tihcado, haya el Conccjo, de antema
no. autorizado con su anuencia, Ell pa
go de tai 0 cual cantidad Parece Que
Sc han hecho gastos fuera de asignacion
este, naturalmente, redundara en- per
juicios de los intereses municipales.
Con relacion al asunto del presu-
puesto, voy a informarle que:
Andan equivocados los que afrman
que han sido ilegales los tramites rea-
lizados en- la aprobacion del presupues-
to. Los procedimientos adoptados estan
de acuerdo con la seccion SO de la lev
municipal VICENTE, puedo asegurar
que no habra de verse ell case, de Que
el Gobernador mismo tuviera que hacer
ell presupuesto.
Debido este por tenor a que ell
Gobernador nos hiciera ell presupues-
to- deje sin efecto un mensaje enviado
al Concejo el dia % de mayo pasado
-Entonces REMIT otro mensaje a mis-
companeros del Concejo, proponiendo
ciertas modifcaciones Y hacienda mas
aclaraciones que considere pertinentes,
para que el presupuesto pudiera ser
aceptado sin discusiones.
u. ....?
No fue ash sin embargo, porque
cl ConceiO alcgaba que yo era un Al
calde INFERNO, no podia Ell manera
alguna hacer insinuaciones Ell la con-
feccion del presupuesto
Decia que ESQ era de la incumbcn-
cia del Alcalde Ell propiedad que el
era ell llamado a corrcgir enmendar
crrores.
u 6......?
La prensa ha dicho, sin ninguna
razon, que estamos dando un espectacu-
10 triste Y bochornoso hasta ell punto
de negar nuestra capacidad para go
bernarnos nosotros mismos.
Yo creo 10 contrario puesto que he
mos actuado sin trabas nj cortapisas
sujetos a nuestro lbre criterio He
mos actuado habilmente, sinceramente,
sin que nadie haya ejercido sobre no
sotros innuenciado poder alguno.
No es possible que todas las personals
piensen 10 mismo Las discusiones son
saludables la critica es necesaria EN-
ell progreso eli la cultura de los
pueblos.
-iLa Asamblea Legislative, acaso
no discute 'tete tete' con Ell Go
bernador? tPor que ESQ tambien no es
falta de capacidad para Ell Gobierno
propio?
No; este quiere decir que nos sobra
capacidad, intehgencia y buenos deseos.
-Reiteradas veces hemos ofrecido
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UN BUEN coMPANERo

Fueron huespedes de San Juan ell
la pasada semana los muy afables es-
pesos Vicente Rodriguez Rivera Sc
nora Maria A. de Rodriguez Rivera
''EL MUNDo" pone los pies de la
sciiora Rivera toda su cortesia, pa
ra el compafiero, exquisite pocta, tiene
nm abrazo afectuoso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07
LA NOTA AZUL.

Fue la nota delicada, la que entire
todas resaltaba, la noche del veinte y
cuatro de JUNO Y en- los salones del Ca
sino de Puerto Rico: la primera vcz
que los lindos piecesitos de Carolina
Gordils Benet, danzaban EN- un sarao.
Fueron sus caballeros galantes los mas
galantes caballeros de nuestro gran nun
do. Y la ofrecieron muchas flores dc
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APRoBACIoN DE oRDENANzAs

Ell Gobernador la sancionado las 81
gu'entes ordenanzas aprobadas por el
Consejo Executive:
1.-Adoptada por ell Concejo Munici
pal dc Ponce, dispon.endo ell pago de
ciertas deudas del Municipio, para
nevar cabo dcterminadas mcjolrs
Gle caracter publico;
2.-Adoptada por Ell Conceio Mmici.
pal de Isabella, disponiendo I'M empresti
to por el American Colonial Bank
al Municipio dc Isabella, Puerto Rico.
por la cant'dad de trescientos dolarcs
para gastos autorizados por IA Ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07
ENIIoRABUENA

-. Sc la enviamos cumplidamente a
la graciosa senorita Pepita Gutierrez
con motive de su triunfo en- ell colegio
del "Sagrado Corazon''
La sefiorita Gutierrez ha cursado el
sexto aho, obtenicndo en- aquel plantel
dc enseianza nota de sobresalicntc Ell
todas las asignaturas tres primeros
premios.
Adelantc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07
LA VIDA DEL GRAN MUNDC
Bodas

En- Ia iglcsia parroquial dc San Justo
y Pastor SC celebro aver malana la bo-
da de la encantadora senorita Casilda
Grajales y Amanda con el ilustrado in
geniero civil don Antonio Nebot Lo
pez de Ochoa
su Alteza Real la infanta dona Isa-
bel apadrino los contrayentes, con
cediendo su representation a Ia seno-
rita Conception Nebot, hermana del
novio, y al senor Grajales, padre dc la
novia
La gentu senorita dc Grajales lego
con su futura hcrmana Ell un coche de
su Alteza penetro en- la iglesia los
acordes del orsano, del brazo de su
padre.
Vestia elegantisimo traje blanco con
encajcs y llevaban el manto dos ninas
preciosas, hijas de los senores de Fun
gairinos.
Novios y padrinos ocuparon sus re
clinatorios ante ell altar mayor primo
rosamente adornado con flores blancas,
y uno y otro lado Sc colocaron los
testigos, que fueron: por parte de ella,
los marQueses de Bay y del Arenal Y
los doctores Mondejar y Medina por
parte de el, ell general Lopez de Ochoa,
ell captain de Artilleria don Luis Ne
bot y los senores Valdes Fungairi-
no. Bendijo la union ell celoso parro-
co. Y, terminada la misa de velaciones,
ell nuevo matrimonio Sc traslado a la
calle de Quintana, para dar las gracias
a su egregia madrina. La augusta Sc
nora los recibio con su amabilIdad
acostumbrada, regalandoles como re
cuerdo de boda una "'barrete' de pla-
tino con perla Y hrillantes un altiler
de corbata con brillantes y zatros.
La numerosa distinguish concu-
rrencia fue obscquiada, por los senores
ae Grajales, con un esplendldo aImucr
20.
Eel MUNDO" unc a las muchas
felicitaciones que han recibido los es-
poses Nebot- Ora jales la suya muy ex-
presiva
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soCIBDAD EsPhroLA DE AUxfLro
MUTUO

DIA 9 DE JULIO
EETRADAs Lorenzo = onrd.al
Maxine Alvarez
SALIDAS Joaquin Ros. Luis Gar
cia Suarez, Elena U de Llorcda. Jai
me Puiols. Juan L Rodriguez. Avelsno
Suarez Gonzalez. Abclardo Martinez
Manuel A. otero. Amador Eodrigucs.
Joaquin Trigo
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NUESTRo GRAN AMIGO.

lie recibimos en- la Reduction, una
vista con motive de su viaje Cuba y
Estados Unidos.
Y aqui estuvo entire nosotros; Y paso
un buen ratio, una vez que estaba rodea
do de buenos amigos quienes Ell la
ma tsus camaradas''.
Don Pepe Benitez Sc ausenta ell COM
pafiia de su distinguida esposa; su an
sencia sera breve,
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UN sALUDo
BoDA ELEGANTE

De m importante diario madrileno
copiamos esta distinguish nota social:
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NoTA TRISTE

Y aun con mayor tristeza la escribi-
mos.
Coral Scott, entrego su alma al Sc
nor, la tarde de un sabado, ALA Ell la
ciudad de Ponce
Era una virgencita rubia, muy delica-
da toda bondad y dulzwa, que Sc ha-
cia querer inspirando los mas mobiles
sentimientos.
Con toda nuestra alma enviamos nues
tro pesame a sus hermanos Rafael y
Josefina
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07
DON PEPE SILVA.

Muy cortcs muy cumplido, el STEM
pre- es asi vino a despedirsc dc nos
otros. Y le despedimos con todo el afec-
to que el Sc merece.
Dondc va para el Norte, y lc deseamos
un placcntero viaic.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07
DE REeREso

Fuimos muchos los amigos que eli cl
muelle nos reunimos para darle un abra-
20 muy estrecho. Un abrazo para Ra-
fael Palacios Acosta quien regresa del
Norte, despues de I'm aiio de ausencia.
FL simpatico camarada vuclve tan
jovial alegre como siempre. Esta vez
SO queda entire nosotros, cosa que mu-
cho celebramos.
BAUTIZo
La tarieta dice asi:
ME llamo Luisa Mercedes Ma
CT ell 25 de Agosto dc 1918. Me
bautizaron ell % de JUNO de 1919.
Mis- padres: Juan Diez dc Andino
Mercedes Ruiz. Mis- padrinos'
Manuel Diez dc Andino Dolores
Diez de Andino'.
Toda clase dc dichas dcscamos la
nueva cristiana.
PARA Ell NoRTE
En- ell proximo vapor que ha dc sa
lir de nuestro puerto para ell Norte
embarcaran en- viaje de recreo los dis
tinguidos esposos, don Arturo Bravo y
sonora Ernestina G. de Bravo. Les
acompana su bellisima hija Benilde.
Mucho echara dc menos nuestra So
ciedad la distinguida familia que Sc
ausenta.
EN- SAN JUAN
Y en- los primeros dias de la pasada
semana, tuvimos Ell gusto de yer
nuestro amigo muy estimado, Francis
co Brunet.
Panchito va no Sc detiene formar
tertulia con sus antiques camaradas
Anda siempre muy de prisa.
La proxima vez lie detendremos, la
fuerza, con Ell charlaremos I'm buen
ratio, cosa que siempre hacemos con ell
mayor gusto.
DUELo
I'm POGO tarde es cierto, pero desde
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zNuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce, sonor
Mocete Padillas, celebro la siguiente,
interesante entrevista, con el senor vi
vas Valdivieso, miembro prominentc del
Conceio Municipal de Ponce
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al Alcalde, senior Rivera Esbri, muchas
oportunidades, para una franca dcci-
dida ammonia, entire el y los scaorcs que
componemos el Concejo Municipal.
Siempre hemos tratado de rcalizar
una labor de concifiacion, dc amor.
de buena voluntad. Hemos esperado has
IA 81 dia - dc mayo para aprolar )
no aprobar el presupuesto a pesar dc
haberlo remitido cl senior Acalde. dias
despues, 10 marcado por Ia ley. con
todo y con ESQ, atendimos las indica-
clones consoles que nos hizo eI senior
Alcalde.
Hemos permitido que el presupuesto
que vena fuera de ley fuera de item
po, haya sido discutido por nosotros
% ......2
Ri Alcaldc SC retro cnfermo cn
momentos criticos para nosotros Nos
dejo sin 81 ayuda, sin su cooperation
sin su presencia. En- aquenos momcn
tos tan dficiles, tan sumamente criticos,
EN- que tniamos que estar unidos ell
perfecto acuerdo los seis concejalcs dis
cutimos el presupuesto.
-6....?
La ley municipal no marca limi-
tes para los Alcaldes interinos. Yo ocu-
pc ell cargo de Alcalde, por enferme-
dad del senor Rivera Esbri, consi-
dera mi deber remitir I'M mensaje al
Conceio. 10 que hice inmediatamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07

Aqui lie esperamos, ell esta casa que
es la suya.
iMELIl
Nuestra companera, nuestra amiga
de quien nos sentimos tan orgullosos;
esta linda y talentosa puertorriquena
que escribe con la sutileza de una es-
tilista francesa y siente con ell alma de
un finisimo pajaro tropical.
Para Amelia Agostini, tiene Eel
MUNDo", su llegada del Norte, una
Ira hecha con violetas Y orquideas; en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-07

cortesia para sus hndas manos de priv.
costa que hubiese sido desprcld.da dc
un cuadro de Vatican.
Aparecio ell ell gran salon cnvuclta
ell fnisimas seda color rosa; delicado
color que contrastaba con el color Dc SIS
ojos de un azul purisimo
Para tan linda doncella Ell NUN
Do entretcje una guirnalda dc eli.
glantinas.