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New Britain herald., 1919-06-02

are invited to attend. A social hour WILL follow the entertainment
 Service Notes.
 Sailor Grant Skinner of the United States Naval Reserve Force, has re- ceiVed a short furlough and is staying with his parents at their home in Berlin. Sailor Skinner has been in the service for the past two years and at the present time is stationed at Brooklyn.
 It was reported this morning that Lewis Bunce, who has been overseas for the past Il months with a replac ce- ment battalion, arrived in New York city Saturday afternoon and at the present time is stationed at Camp Up- ton awaiting his discharge. Howard Buncc, brother of Lewis, was recently discharged from the aviation corps, after seeing over two years service.
 New Schedule Announced.
 The local barbers announced this morning that in the future the local barber shops will keep open Saturday nights until 10 o'clock and on Wcd- nesday nights until 3 o'clock. They will close every Monday afternoon.
 Berlin Briefs.
 Miss Helen Golen, who for the past several months has been training at St. Mary's hospital at Waterbury, spent the weekend with her patents at their home on Hudson street.
 Mrs. George Bunce, formerly of this place, was removed to the New Brit ain General hospital yesterday morn ing, where she underwent an opera ton.
 The Girl Scouts will hold their reg ,lo JT,-iI ic-1,t at lin Congregational church parors.
 Rev filling, pastor of the Rocky Hill Congregational church conducted the services at the Kensngton Con- sregational church yesterday morning.
 The regular meeting of the Berlin Grange will be held tomorrow night at the Grange Hall Miss Alberta Elton has charge of the program
 MT. and Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox have returned from a weekend trip spent at Wellesley, Mass.
 Clifford Burnham of New Haven was the weekend guest of MT. and Mrs. George "A. Ventres of Berlin street
 MT. and Mrs. Painter and MT. and Mrs. Anderson of Providence, R. l., are visiting with Mrs. Walmseys on Wilcox avenue, East Berlin. Mir. and Mrs. Barton and Charles Bishop and family of East Orange, N. J., were the weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. Robert o. Clark of East Berlin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Derenthal1 of Spring. field. Mass. were the weekend guests of Mrs. P. HooHgan of East Berlin.
 June Victor records at Morans', 365 Main St, Opp. Myrtle New Britain adVt.
 Hats for the June bride and brides- maid made to order; expert workman ship; very reasonable. Goldenblum Millinery Co.,, 1SS Main, New Britain -adVt.
 ARSFNATE OF LEAD, Bordo-Lc q, Paris Green, Helleboro, Pyrox at Honiss. 6-2-3d
New Britain herald., 1919-06-02
Engagement Announced.

Mrs, Alice Beebe, of Bristol gave a party Friday night to 16 young friends of her daughter, Miss Gladys w.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-02
BID
 ON 100 HOUSES
People Who May Desire to Buy These Buildings May Apply at Once,
 It Is Announced.
It Is Announced \

Plans for the 100 houses that are to be built by the GorbaCh, Stern and Hammer corporation were given out to builders this morning to be esti- mated Six contra CtOrS are bidding for the work and as soon as the dl- rtctors receive estimates and award the contract, the work will be started.
 Mr. GOrbach, of the concern, stated that tho terms of the contract require that the first house he completed within 40 days and that house be completed every day thereafter until 100 are constructed. It is planned to have all of the cottages finished be- fore fall.
 A large force of men will be en-
New Britain herald., 1919-06-02

Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Fire Commissioners in con- nection with the alterations at No. Engine House for the Heating, Plumb ing, Tile Work and Mason Work on said building. Separate bids required on each of these contracts and a cer- tified check or bond to the amount of 25 per cent. of your bid to accompany proposal. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Clerk of this Board. All bids to be mailed to John J. keogh, Clerk, and all bids must be received not later than D. nl., Tuesday, June 10th, 1919, and shall be subject to acceptance after approval of recommendation of Board of Fire Commissioners by. the Com mon Council. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONER
New Britain herald., 1919-06-02
MISS RYAN ID BE
 MARRIED; RESIGNS
Was Assistant PoStmistresS at KeRslngton for Several Years
! BE BRIDE OF ]. A. MOORE
10 Make Home in New Britain-Op- ss pose Memorial Site LOCatiOn-Ncn-
 tres Removed to Hospital-NIemo- Arial Committee Active.
rial Committee Active.

q Miss Julia Ryan who for the past several years has been the assistant to z Postmaster w. w. Pagan and Post mistress Marjorie Moore at the Ken sington postcffice, has resigned her position Miss Ryan IS native of K<nsington and is we'll known. She is soon to become the bride of John A. Moore and plans to reside in New Britain. She will be succeeded by Miss Marie Roche also of Kensington.
 Plan w. $. S. Clubs.
 ft was learned this morning that the Focal school board is making efforts to interest the children of the town in 1 1he investment of the funds earned during the summer months in war savings and thrift stamps. The Con- necticut war savings committee at the stHte capitol has issued notices aD- pealing to the school children to form W. s. s. and thrift clubs. Following Is the appeal
 'The school vacation period, just $ about to begin, is a time of relaxation ! fo1 both teacher and pupil. But re- Taxation does not necessarily mea2 likeness. A change in employment, diverting the mind from one subject to another, often proves more bene- ficial than so-called complete rest. B Tn order to be thrifty in other things we must first learn to be thrifty with time. The teacher whose pupils find ways of earning money ! during the vacation period will have the realization that he or she is dis q charging we'll the responsibilities of thrift education. Knowing the oppor- ktunities open to boys and girls for spsge time employment and pointing "a hem out to pupils is art of the thrift education. No child wants to be peculiar. If the teacher helps to make the style thrift and industry, instead of waste and idleness, there will be the cooperation of the in stinct, imitation.
 Sshe eagerness with which boys take newspaper routes, though the earnings are small, shows how in S stinctive it is to he independent. No amount of effort is too great for the child if he is led sympathetically over the toughest places when he sees the &Gse to which his work is to be put.
 e wants to be something and to do pfmething. Perhaps he wants to save
 5r college fund or for winter
 lothes, and he will be anxious 10 learn, something during vacation."
 A8 the present time each school in the town has organized d thrift club. ! Children of each class bring the ktcafher their weekly savings and as &9oon as the amount exceeds 25 cents N teacher purchases the child a
 It stamp. The Percival school in
 &lue Hills district is at the pres
 De 100 per cent. thrifty. Every
 er of this school is the possessor
 5 worth of thrift stamps.
 Oppose Site Location.
 raf Of the local citizens living
New Britain herald., 1919-06-02
CITY ITEMS

Mems Palm Beach suits S1O at Besse- -Leland's. 's.-advt.
 June Victor records at c. l.. Pierce Co.-Advt.
 $1.00 balbriggan underwear 65c at Besse-Leland's. Other grades 45c and 95c at Besse-Leland s-advt
 A daughter was born to Mrs. An- drew F. Oliver Friday, May 30, at the New Britain General hospital.
 Mems nainsook union suits 59c. 7ss and $1.29 at Vesse- e-Leland's.-advt.
 June Victor records at Morans.-4. advt.
 Children's caps soc at Besse-Le-s land's.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-02

Old residents of this town who re- member F.. D. Lamb will be pleased to learn that he is expected to recover from an attack of pneum Onia. MT. Lamb formerly lived in this town but moved to Dalton, Mass. He IS 89 years of age and may possibly get here this ton.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-02
END OF PERFECT NIGHT.

MT. and Mrs. Fred Joseph Gramn, of 422 Main street, entertained at their home yesterday and last night and as a result of the activities the police descended upon the scene this morn ing and brought the hosts to Conn CT cial street where they were booked for court tomorrow morning on a charge of breach of the peace.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-02

in the kensngton district are oppos- ing the location of the site for the soldiers and sailors memorial, which was chosen by the committee at the special town meeting held last Thurs day evening at the Berlin town hall. These residents state that the memO- rial should be located in the Kcnsing- ton district, in the locality of the Xiii by Square, which is the center of the town. They also declare the memo orial should be placed in that part of the town as most men who were in the service live in Kensington.
 In answer to these remarks mem bers of the committee appointed at the town meeting state that if these residents were not in favor of the locality of the site, which has been offered the town by Major Frank L.. Wilcox, the proper place to object was at the town meeting. Also if the residents of the kensington district had offered the town a site in their district it might have been considered by the committee in charge.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-02
NO CHARMS TO THIS.

It has often been said that music has charms, but this is not the case with North street residents, who have lodged a complaint against the nui- sance created by a. band which re- hearses i'll the Ukrainian hall SundaKs
New Britain herald., 1919-06-02

a periodical published in this city. The couple reside at 615 Stanley street and MT. Basile is employed at Lan- ders, Frary & Clark's.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-02
Committee Active.

Committee Active. The committee appointed to secure an appropriate memorial amour ces that the design of the memorial is l being chosen and the construction and dedication arrangem ents arc be- ing made. Chairman Frank l.. Will COX states that he has secured an option for the Fiannery property and l the deeds will be drawn up in the near future. Plans are being made to have the old buildings on the cor ner torn down. The. committee is confident that the citizens of the town
 will be pleased with the memorial. Removed to Hospital. George Ventres of Sunset Lane, who for the past several months has been seriously i'll, was this morning re- i moved to the New Britain General l hospital, where he will undergo treat i ment. He is the father of the we'll
 known grappler, Al Ventres, and for
 several years conducted a blacksmith
 shop at Kensington.
 ! Acorns Lose.
 The Acorn nine of Kensington went i to Planvllc yesterday afternoon where they played the Viking team of 1 that town. The locals put up a good game but were defeated by the score l of to &. The opponents won the l game in the ninth inning by an error 1 caused by Fielder Kingo of the Acorn ! team. John Mccormack and Norman 1 Hutchinson were the battery for the 1 locals. This is the first gamc this sea-
 son in which the local team has been 1 defeated.
 D. "A. R. Activities. 1 All members of the Emma Hart 1 Willard chapter D. A. R., are invited ] to attend the annual meeting of the 1 Ellsworth Memorial association at the 1 Ellsworth homestead in Windsor 1 Thursday. A box luncheon will be l served the members at 12:15 o'clock l Following the luncheon the business l meeting will be called by the presi- 1 dent at 80 o'clock. All members
 intending to be present should make ] arrangements to make connections
 with the west side trolley, which 1 leaves city hall, Hartford, at 17 and 1 45 minutes past the hour.
 Ladies' Aid to Meet. | The Ladies' Aid society of the Der 1 lin COngrega tional church will hold its l regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
 at o'clock at the church parlors. Al | members are requested to be present | Following a short business meeting 1 there will be a brief program present. l ed by the members. A social hOul | will follow.
 To Hold Social
 The Young Peoples club of the l Kensington Congregational church
 will hold supper and social at the
 church parlors on Friday evening o1 l this week. A program will be de1iv- 1 cred and an enjoyable time is prom ] ised the public. All church mem bers
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
BLANCA SoRoYA
ROBERTO VIGGLIoNI

Despues de haber alcanzado ruidosos
triunfos artisticos en- los principales
teatros de Venezuela, la bellisima no.
table soprano Blanca Soroya Y ell sim
patico y competente baritone Roberto
Vigglioni, ambos parties principales Ell
la compafiia de Manccini han sido con-
tratados para cantar en- Mejico en- la
proxima temporada con Caruso, ordo-
nez y otros grandes cantantes.
Aver tuvimos ell gusto de saludarles
Y ellos nos narraron en- t6rminos entu-
siastas, animadas anecdotas de su vida
artistica por Sur America.
Deseamos a los jovenes cant.1ntes
que su triunfo ell Mejico sea tan def
nitivo como todos los que va han al
canzado en- sus carreras artisticas lle-
mas de gloria y laureles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
CONSTRUCTION DE
BARRIoS OBREROS

Sc ha remitido al Alcalde de Maya
guez una copia en- papel azul del pla-
no demostrando ell modelo de casas adop
tado por Ell Departamento del Interior
para ell barrio obrero que Sc construira
en- Aguadilla, destinado a los que per-
dieron sus casitas a causa del terre-
moto.
Sc lie avisa que proximamente llega-
ran de los Estados Unidos $50 casas cor
tadas con arreglo ese modelo, de las
que podran adjudicarse Mayaguez de
25 so casas.
El costo total de esas casas sera
de $4oO y la ley referente a los terre-
motos asigna solamente $3.50 por cada
casa; de manera que los $3.50 restan-
tes, tendran que ser cubiertos por ell
Municipio por fondos donados por
por personas particulares alguna ms
tituci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
POR LOS LAZARINoS

La campana que impulsa ''Alma
en- favor de los lazarinos sigue dando
resultados esplendidos EN- los corazones
bondadosos
La generosa sehora Carrot de Fuer-
tes la prestigiosa senorita Carrillo
de Naguabo, trabajan activamente pa
ra enviar la isla de Cabras, por 10
menos una GAIA de regalos.
En- ell noble proposito lie ayudan cultas
damas de aquella poblacion, motive pa
ra asegurar un exito brillantisimo.
Un dia de estos una Comisi6n de Re-
dactores de Ell MUNDo, ira a la isla
de Cabras, nevar los regalos OBJ
sequios.
La mano munifcente de distinguidos
filantropos ayudarah indud.,blemente, a
las buenas damas encargadas de repair
tir ell bien y la caridad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
UN GRAN MEDICAMENTo

Con ell nombre de "FREEZONE"
ha sido lanzado al msrcado de Puerto
Rico un lnagnifco medicamento que,
por su bondadosa calidad y sus condi-
clones curativas, ha adquirido en- POGO
tempo una merecida popularidad mu-
chos elogios de cuantas personals 10 han
Irsado.
Ell 'Freezone" es un especifico des-
tinado especialmente a Ia curacion de
los callos, 10 que realiza al POGO ITEM
po dc ser usado. Els ideal para las
damas que 10 utilicen, porQue extirpa
los callos sin causar nj ell mas leve do
lor. En- esta misma edici6n podran yer
nuestros lectores un anuncio del "Free-
zone'', en- Ell cual Sc dan completes de-
TALES relacionados con tan hermoso es-
pecifico, que hoy Sc vende profusamen-
te en- toda la Isla.
Ell representante agente del "Free-
zone" para la isla de Puerto Rico es
Ell estimado caballero active hombre
de negocios Mr.. Federico Schomburg,
a quien felicitamos efusivamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
PoR ROBAR sAcos

Ell detective. Luis Benitez, llev6 an
te ell tribunal municipal Ricardo Agos-
to, acusado de haber cometido dos hur-
tos. Sustrajo de la fabrica de abonos
de los sefores 'Stubbe co.. doscien-
tos sacos vacios, valorados en- veinte
dolares, los cuales vendi6 a Concep-
ci6n Rios en- doce d6lares, fueron
recuperados EN- la estaci6n del Ferro-
carril de Talleres. De la misma casa
sustrajo otro dia ciento setenta siete
sacos. Ell juez Santos le impuso treinta
dias por Ell primer case dos meses
de carcel por ell segundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
TRIBUNAL MUNICIPAL.

Daniel Rosa, por infraccion la ley
de Sanidad. Absuelto.
Jose Barcaran, por infracci6n a La
ley de autos. Absuelto.
Margarita Llano, por infracci6n a
la ley de Sanidad. cinco dolares.
Nemesio oyola, por abuse dc con-
fanza. veinte d6lares.
Ramon Celerio, por hurto menor. Dos
meses de carcel.
Rosendo Martinez, Leonardo L. Ro-
driguez, Alfredo Vega y Angel Cruz,
por jugar 10 prohibido. Cinco d6la-
res cada uno.
Ricardo Agosto, por hurto msnor.
Treinta dias de carcel.
Alexandra collazo, por acometimien-
to y aggression. Absuelto.
Salvador Landr6n v Julio Ledesma,
por infracci6n IA ley de sanidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
Ell "PITMAN COLLEGE
OF SHORTHAND

A nuestra mesa de redacci6n ha lle-
gado Ell prospecto de esta prestigiosa
institution, que cuenta con ell concur
so de los reputados profesores don Car
los Martinez don Pascasio Gautier.
La labor de estos cultisimos profe-
sores es digna de los mayores elogios
y de sincere estimulo. La juventud
puertorriquefia que ambiciona un bri-
llante porvenir acude a este colegio
cuya reputation tiene va la solidez del
granite, y en- ella adquiere conocimien-
tos PRACTICES y te6ricos de la esteno-
grafia, que a tantas personas ha sa-
cado de la oscuridad dandole posici6n
y brillo.
La estenografia es un conocimiento
que ha' venido a llenar grandes necesi-
dades en- el mundo moderno. Es un
caudal que nunca Sc agota, necesa-
riamente, todo aquel que la posee es un
hombre rico.
Dada la competencia de los profe-
sores que dirijen esta institution, allen
tamos la juventud de Puerto Rico
para que acuda a ella en- la seguridad
de que ALI conquistara buenas armas
para entrar ventajosamente a luchar
por la vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
La EspsciaIidad de ia Casa

Las personals que han frecuentado
Ia fuente de gaseosas La Palma"
en- la calle de San Jose nimero quin-
ce, (frente la Camara) han que
tado encantadas de la especialidad
de la casa, que es Ell mantecado de
crema, trabaJando con leche fresca de
vaca. Pronto Sc abrira en- ell mismo
establecimiento un departamento de
reposteria al estilo parisien. Tambien
hay helados de todas clases y Sc des-
pachan encargos las casas de fami-
liza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
NUEvA NINA DE DIAMANTE

AMSTERDAM, agosto 23.-Hoy han
llegado informes de que oficiales de
la British Geological Society han des-
cubierto una nueva nina de diaman-
tes en- La Costa de Orc. Sc han encon-
trado las piedras en- unos cuarzos cha
tos, 65 millas al norte de Acca, capital
de La colonia.
Durrnte las opsraciones prelimina-
res, Sc han encontrado cerca de 600
piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
UN CASo DE "MANDAMUs'

Ell sabado Sc vic ante Ell tribunal de
Distrito, secci6n primera, un case de
"mandamus", de Felipe Lavergne VS..
la Comision de la Policia Insular, So
bre reposici6n.
Despues que Sc oyeron los alegatos
de las parties, ell Juez, Sc reserve ell IA
llo, para dictar SUI resolution hoy lu-
mes las nueve de la mafiana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
CLAUSULAS DE INCORPORA-
CION.

Han sido presentadas al Secreta
rio Executive las clausulas de incor-
poracion de "La Sociedad Teatral de
Puerto Rico" cuya oficina Sc esta-
blecera en- la casa No 8. de la calle
de la Tanca. Sus fines seran contri-
buir, de una manera efectiva, prac-
tica Y eficaz, la cultura artistica,
por medic de espectaculos teatrales
y proyecciones cinematograficas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
UN DEBER PATRIO

IQue raz6n exste para que los pardos pocos de Pue
to Rco pongan de acuerdo abao basico
cmentar debdamente cuaquera que
ell regimen defnitvo que otorge?
No conocemos otra razon que oguIo del sectarismo
Existe cierta labor com1n odos los estados potico
ceros boques fundamentals que sven de sosten Etado
la Rep1bica la Region aut6noma cimien
tos anaogos los dsntos edco cuaqera que
sea Iuego orden arqutect6nco.
No comprendenos ell patosmo de partido que
al puerorrqueho que esta afado desprestga puerto
rriqueho afiIado al partido contrario.
Todas estas pequeheces tienen que desaparecer.
Los puertorriquenos vaen por mertos por
publicanos, unionstas.
Aportemos todos coectivo par
proportional que possible tabao
iPor que puede hacer Puerto Rico?
Esa preocupacon terrible partdos proceder
muchos tai por que
pueda adoptar ell pardo contraro reco 1o ovda
mucas ocasiones las atlas que obga
ooectvdad posciones forzadas medda
tratega para ped que adquera venta-
JAS traara de eercitos oponentes cuando
dad deberan erctos aados todos uegos
precsamente los sven de argento para decr que
Puerto Rico hay fata de sinceridad de 6gica
iquien puede decr este?
Lo dice la camaria", que sempre aerta para des-
cubrr cuaqer dea srva para detener dsarroo del
goberno popio; camaria cue
m6sera espirab dentro del regimen po-
lila medic ambente apropado
tas sustancas que contrbuyen externno
pues puertorrquehos unirse repubIicanos
unonistas ndependensta socialstas evar cabo
de grupos-
IAcaso ciertos trabajos de meoramento p1bco
nados las Escueas, los Codgos protection de
nuestras ndustias oento de comerco ceos
trabaos de conservation del pestgo puertorqueo de
rroIo la rqueza pdbca de educacon pueblo
mdtipIes aspectos de noadad cutua general
apropados dties 10 mismo Estado para Re-
p1blca, que para region aut6noma?
cuando acerque ell momento de la "defnici6n naI
tonces cada pado dede uego uchara denodadanene
tunfo del regimen que mas conveniene para
Rico.
Por aora sin que entendaos que los partdos deban un
para fornar solo, 81 deben identicarse
confatenza snceramente paabras sno hechos
mucha cuestiones de neres para ais eberan
las coectvidades ell civico para ado
los hombres que opusieran patrotca fecnda
penetration.
Sc dos cumbres 10 Ieios deante de elias canno
que, hasta cierto punto continue unfome.
Pues bn; precisa unido hasa punto
da que condIce hacia 10 alto.
estabecer la verdadera 6gica separaci6n al egar al
so donde ell canno quebra oando dos deccones
tas cada una con rumbo hacia su cumbre.
JOSE coRDLS
San Juan, setembre 20, 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
UNA ESCUELA EN- GUANIcA

A principles del proximo mes daran
comienzo las obras para la construction
de una escuela de seis salones en- Qua
MICA. Las obras Sc llevaran efecto ba-
jo la direction del Departamento del
Interior Y su iinporte sera pagado con
fondos de un emprestito hecho por la
Junta Escolar de dicho pueblo. FL pre-
supuesto es de treinticinco mil d6lares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
sRESoLUCION APRoBADA

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado una re-
soluci6n adoptada por la Comisi6n de
Servicio Publico, por la que Sc deja
sin efecto la caducidad de una Tranquil
cia concedida Primo Delgado autori-
zandolo para tomar 800 litros de aqua
por segundo del rio vacas, por falta
de aceptacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
cELEBRANDo UN ANIvERsARIo

Para esta noche esta anunciada en-
la Logia "Cuna de Betances'' de Ca
bo Rojo, una solemne Tenida Blanca
para festejar el aniversario de la fun
daci6n de dicha Logia y en- honor La
memoria del que fu6 v. M. don San
tiago r. Palmer
Agradecemos la invitaci6n que Sc
nos ha hecho para asistir dicho acto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22
DON FRANCISCO COLON

Ell joven Frcncisco Colon, hiio de
nuestro particular amigo don Manuel
Colon Bonilla, Sc ha matriculado en- ell
colegio Moczo, de esta ciudad, donde
tomara un curse preparatorio de Es-
cuela Superior para entrar ell afio que
viene en- el Seminario que abrira Ia
Iglesia Catolica Apost6lica Episcopal,
en- Rio Piedras.
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= NoMBRAMIENToS

Durante el receso del Senado. ell Go
bernador ha hecho los siguientes nom
bramientos: 1 ~
Para miembro de la Junta de Revi-
sion Igualamiehto, Arturo Lube
ras; para miembros de los Concejos
Municipales de Anasco y Naguabo, Ju-
lilo San-aella y Esteban E. Rivera, res
pectivamente.