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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
r. Jersey MiIitiamen
Qualify As Expert Shots
Ru The Aaaociated Press.

SEA GRIT, Aug. 18.-Seventy-two
members of the. state militia and Ma
tional Guards qualified as expert rifle
men in their annual practice on the
state rifle range here.
Lieut.. Wrightson Christopher, leads
the list with a total score 279. He is
a member of the Elizabeth Company
of the 18th Battalion. State Treasur-
er William Read, of Camden, who is
a colonel and Assistant Inspector OF
Rifle practice is second with a total
score of PIT. Brig. Gen. Bird w.
Spencer, Inspector Gen. of rifle prac-
tice for New Jersey is fourth with q
score of 274, being beaten for third
place by a single point. Members OF
the old Guard of New York are ar
irving for their annual rifle shooting
tournament which opened today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Musicians Have Fine Time
at CIambake Yesterday

The American Federation of Music
fans, Local No. 373, in spite of the
chilly spell and overcast sky, yester-
day afternoon, braved the weather
and meandered out to Eagles Park,
on Fox Hill Road to enjoy their Clam
bake. Over sixty musicians were
present to partake of the feed"
Patty" Rocks prepared the bake.
Because of the Indictment weather
several outdoor forms of entertain
ment We're not held. Still a pleasant
time was passed by all.
The success of the affair can be
partly claimed by the entertainment
committee composed of j. P~olicastro,
chairman; F. Palisi, M. Peterson, p.
Gram, I. Nelson. l.. Walters and w.
Seiboth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
CITY BRIEFS

The steamer "Dohoaney Jr." from
Mexico arrived in local waters today.
The vessel carried a cargo of oil and
will dock at Roosevelt. Captain E. e.
Mitchell brought the ship from Sandy
Hook.
The five masted schooner Dorothy
Palmer" from France is at the Perth
Ambey Dry Dock Company plant,
where she will undergo extensive re-
pairs. The vessel carried no cargo on
her triu across.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
.Coan is Named Supervisor
of Census for This District

Attorney Francis P. Coan, of South
Amboy, with law offices in the Madi-
son building at 16S-170 Smith street,
this city, has received the appointment
of District Supervisor of Census for
1920 in the Third Congressional Dis
trict. This includes the counties of
Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean.
Mr.. Coan is the brother of Assistant
Prosecutor John A. Coan, of Middle
sex county. He was formerly city at
torney for South Amboy and vice pres
ident of the South Amboy Board of
Education, and is active in the coun
ellis of the Democratic party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Police Raid DiSOrderIy House

Four persons were arrested by the
police in a raid on a disorderly house
at 357 Prospect street shortly be
fore midnight, Saturday night. All
were fined $50 when arraigned before
Recorder Pickersgill, Sunday morn
ing. Elizabeth Floyd, of 357 Pros
pect street, colored, paid her fine and
was released. Rose Brown, also color
ed. of 1874 South Second street, Joe
Horvath and Andrew Ohas both white
of Woodbridge, were all given ninety
days in the county workhouse when
they said they couldn't pay the fine,
All pleaded guilty. The men were mar
RED. Chief Burke said hat numerous
complaints had been received against
the place and that the raid was car
ried out after the house had been
watched for some DAYS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
TOELECT TWO
MORE SENATORS
Special Elections in Monmouth
and Burlington This Fall
Bu The Aaaociated Press.

By The Associated Press.
TRENTON, August 18-Governor
Runyon today issued two proclama-
tions directing the holding of special
elections in Burlington county and
Monmouth county for the election of
senator's IF those counties to fill vacan
Giles.
In Burlington county Harold B.
Wells vacated the office of senator and
thereby caused a vacancy. His term
would have expired on the second
Tuesday in January. 1922, and the sue
cessful candidate will hold Office for
the end of the expired term only.
In Monmouth county Senator Har-
old f. Ackerson resigned to become
a judge on the court OF errors and ap-
peals. His term would have expired
on the second Tuesday, 1921, and the
successful candidate will hold office
until hat date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Auto Sklds, Hits Man

NEW BRUNSWICK. August 1S-
While making repairs to a tire along
the road on the Highland Park side of
the Albany street bridge yesterday Of
ternoon, Joseph Bray, of Paterson
was struck by an automobile driven
by Rudolph Marwede, of Brooklyn,
which skidded on the car tracks. Bray
sustained an injury to his right hip
and was removed to the Middlesex
Gene cal hospital. where an x-ray will
be taken today.
Marwede reported the accident to
the police. Bray had beef travelling
on a motorcycle and had had a-blow-
out coming down the hill, which
caused him to stop for repairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
TROLLEY AND
AUTO IN CRASH
Occupants of David ]. Kauf-
mans Car Injured Saturday


Two persons were injured and an
automobile badly damaged in a crash
between a Public Service trolley car
and a machine owned by David j.
Kaufman, of this city, about 1880
o'clock Saturday night. The acct
dent occurred in Smith street be-
tween High and King streets.
According to reports of the acct
dent, Kaufman was driving in Q
westerly direction when he attempt
ed tt turn. Before he could clear
the tracks the oncoming trolley car,
No. 1915, crashed into his machine,
breaking three of the wheels and
badly damaging the body of the car.
Mrs. Weinstein and Mrs. Weiss,
who were the other occupants of the
car, were slightly injured and taken
to DR.. George w. Ffthian's office for
treatment. Both women were later
taken home. Their injuries will not
prove serious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. I8.-
Chief of County Detectives Richard a.
Peltier received word Saturday night
from Highland Park of the theft of a
five passenger touring car, stolen from
T. w. VanMiddlesworth. of 264 Grant
e that place. A reward OF $lOO
is offered by the owner for the re-
turn of the car. The license number
is N. j. 1860.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
County Tax Board Hears
Appeals From SayTeVlIIe
81 star oorrespondcnt.

D1 otdH OO~ITeSPOu0cnt.
NEW BRUNSWICK, August 1s-
The Middlesex County Tax Board is
sitting here today considering tax ap-
peals from Sayreville township. One
of the largest appeals, that Of the
Hercules Powder Company, was with
drawn by that company. Several
smaller claims were then acted upon
An assessment on a building owned by
the Otis Sand, Lime and Brick Com
pany was reduced from $4,000 to
$3.50. A reduction of $500 was
made on an assessment on a building
belonging to James d. Van Pelt, which
vas originally assessed at $1,000. An
other reduction was made in the case
of Michael C~artkowski, where the
original assessment OF $1,000 was re-
duced to $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Company C Orders

Members of Company C, local
militia battalion, will report at the
high school at s o'clock tomorrow
night for rifle practice. with uniforms.
All reserves still having issued over
coats in their possession are request
ed to return anne to high school at
once for storage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Adiutant Stubs Leaves
Local Salvation Army Post

Adjutant and Mrs. R. Stubs, who
have been in charge of the Salvation
Army work in this city for the past
three years, will leave Wednesday to
go to Gioversville, New York, where
they will be placed in charge of the
Army work. 1t was during the stay of
Adjutant Stubs in Perth Amboy that
the new Salvation Army building in
Madison avenue was erected. Taking
the place of the present Army leaders
will be Capt. and Mrs. Clubly, now To-
Gated at New York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Ask AmbOy Post to Attend

The Perth Amboy Post, No. As of
the American Legion, is invited to at
tend a reception to be held at the
Community Service Club 256 David
street South Amboy tomorrow night
at 8 O'Clock by the Luke A. Lovely
Post. No. 62. The event will be in
the nature of a lawn party and gem
eraI housewarming. Music for dane
ing will be furnished by an orches-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
New Stationery Store Here

A new stationery store has been
opened in this city. 1t is located at
319 Madison avenue and is being
conducted by Frank Woglom, the
stock consisting of a full line of sta
tionery. office supplies, novelties,
typewriting supplies, all legal forms,
cameras and supplies, printing and
developing, etc. Engraving will be
done also.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
4knocked Into . Cooked Hat"

The meaning Of this expression is
not generally known. Cooked hat"
was a variety Of the game of tenpins
in which only three were used, set up
at angles Of a triangle. When, in
bowling at tenpins, all were knocked
down except the three at the cor
ners, the set was said to be Knocked
into a cooked hat"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
1..Ir Reaches Aerrement

ROME, Aug. 18.-(Havasl-The
agreement reached between Italy and
Greece concerning their interests in
Asia Minor, provides that Italy shall
have the valley of the Mearndre river
and a free belt in the port of Smyrna,
according to newspaper comment here
today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18

Two new memberships have been
subscribed to the New Jersey Intra-
Coastal Canal Association; they are:
Borough of Sea Girt, $50 member
ship, and the Lake Coal Company of
city, SIS membership.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Food Dealers and Consumers Clash.

BV The ASsocfnfed PfsSS.
PARIS. August IS (Havas)-Sev-
eral collisions occurred between food
dealers and consumers in the south
eastern provinces and elsewhere. At
Brest the dockworkers seized provi-
sions in the central market and old
them al half prices. Consumers and
retailers at Les Allois. near Paris, de-
cided to AXE joint action against the
middle men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Nomination Confirmed

By The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S:-The
Senate Judiciary Committee today
ordered a favorable report to the
senate on the nomination Of A. Ait-
chel Palmer as attorney general.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Hold Pigeons at Police Station

The police are holding a dozen or
more pigeons at the city hall for
identification following the arrest of
a baker who admitted that he had
stolen the birds. Louis Lehotay. of
l7s state street, the baker. was fined
$50 for the larceny, He was arrested
some months ago with a bag Of
stolen chickens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Charged With EmbczzIcment

bU bEUW tUFTtHPUHUtW Fs =
NEW BRUNSWICK. Aug. 49,
James Murphy. of this city. was sent
TO the county Jail on Saturday by
Recorder John Watson to await the
action of the grand jury on an EN-
bezzlement charge preferred by Con-
rad Sebolt, a local contractor. The
amount named in the charges is
$50.85.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
New Finnish Cabinet FORMED,

By The Assocldted Press.
HELSINGFORS, Aug. Is (Havas)
A new cabinet of the Finnish re-
public has been definitely formed with
Prof. Kaarlo Juho Stahlberg. presi-
dent Of the republic holding the war
portfolio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
MESSAGE
FR0MEMPER0R
Archduke Joseph Says Letters
Published in Berlin Are False
By me Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
BUDAPEST, August 16-Archduke
Joseph, head of the Hungarian state,
denies today that he had received a
letter from former Emperor Charles
as charged in dispatches from Buda-
pest, to Berlin newspapers. The mes
sage, it is alleged. ordered the arch
duke to take over the power in Hun
gary and thanked him for his services
to the Hapsburg dynasty.
The letter, as published in Berlin,
according to those familiar with Haps-
burg court documents, bares the
stamp of forgery.
1t was pointed out today on behalf
of Archduke Joseph that the archduke
could not execute the powers of a SOW
ereign. but could act only as regent
for the interests of the former en-
perer and his eldest son. According
to the law of cessation It Is said. no
archduke can ascend to the throne
while a male descendant of a king is
alive or even If the king has been ban
ished.
King Ferdinand, of Roumania. ac-
cording to reports of reliable forces,
paid a visit to Budapest last week in
cognito. Four Hungarian monitors,
manned by British seamen, have ar
rived here. The monitors carried five
inch guns and were under command
VI vice AunllTdl ERNEST InrODr1QB6.
Quick Action is Asked.
By h Associated Press.
BUDAPEST, August 14-Brigadier
General Harry Bandholtz, American
member of the American Allied Mis-
sion here is urging his colleagues to
ask the peace conference to act quick
ly in regards to the presence of Rou-
manians in Hungary. This action was
taken in view of the reports coming in
from all sides hat Roumanians con-
tinue to requisition food supplies.
Capt. Charles e. Gregory, chief al
lied food administrator in Central Eu-
rope takes a strong position regarding
food and will permit none to enter
Hungary as long as Roumanfans on
tinue their seizure. This food was
purchased by.him with Hungarian
money, which he secured at Vienna
when the Commonist regime collapsed.
Herbert Hoover, chairman of the al
lied relief organization, who Is now
in Warsaw, has been asked to exert
pressure on the peace conferenc for
immediate action Roumanian military
authorities have asked that the
American direct wire to Vienna be run
to the Central Exchange of the Con-
troll of the Roumania. This request
has been refused. Constantine Dia-
mandy, the Roumanian high commits
sioner here stated today that he would
attempt to remove the censorship
from the allied press, but complains
that he did not have control of the
military authorities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
Funeral for John O'Connor

Funeral services for John O'Connor,
who died early Saturday morning at
his late home, II Centre street, will be
held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
from st. Mary's Church. Interment
will follow at st. Mary's Cemetery,
Grasmere, Staten Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Frank Il. Harrington

Mrs. Frank Il. Harrington
Mrs. Frank L. Harrington died at
her home in Allentown, Pa, yester-
day. The body will be brought 10
Metuchen and will be laid at rest in
the Hillside cemetery. Burial service
will be, at the cemetery $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18
CLASSIFIED ADS.
) RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION.

GIRL wanted for light homework. So7
Smith Street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-18

EXPERIENCED Operators wanted on
ladies, shirt waists; also learners;
boy Mfg. Co, $50 New Brunswick
Ave,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05
Sc vende.

TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas Ell muy
buenas condiciones sc vende barato Su
cesores de L. villamil y Co. San Juan.
y. 4.
CE VENDE una casa de concrete en-
la calls del IIip0dromo Santurce.
~ Sc va a dcsOcupar Puedo esperar
dos tres meses po. cl dinero mforme
Gale del Quito. paraaa p Leamdro va
uuez.
CASA DE CAMPO con todas comodida
des Sc vende en- la caueteya a Quay
nabo Informes: Ramon Fons. Tetuan
ID telefono 6ls.
PoR AUSENTARSE su dueno Sc ven.
de una motocicleta Harley Davidson de
dos cilindros, en buen es ado. Infor.ncs /.
J. Leon. Apartado 1876 San Juan.
Sc VENDE I'M Dodge de- asien.os en-
muy busn estado. Tiene cinco oomas 81.
81 nuevas. Informaran GARAGE dc Lao
Martin PenG.-T Tel6fono 356 Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05

Los socialistas tienen va cansados
los pacificos habitartcs de Naran-
jito, con tanto mitin tanta asamblea.
la postre, NADIA entire dos platos.
tY que diremos de las guapisimas
obraritas que componen el Comit6? Ocu-
paciones much9s nos rrivaron del pla-
Ger de asistir a "a asamblea del mnes.
pero tenemos la seguridad de que to.
das sin distinction. votaron como auuel
cuento de marras: ''por 10 que Olga mi
cor pay.
Hay que educarlas, primero; instruir-
las para que sepan pensar con su pro.
pla cabeza, de ese modo, pueden
desempefar los cargos que Sc les han
conferido, con inteligensia integri,
dad.
Ell CoRRESPoNSAL.
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Sc aIquila.

CE ALQUILA una casa parada -.
camino dc Lola No 2l9 Cua'r6
~ hab'taciones con sus closets Sala.
Comedor. Bano dos inodoros. Balloon de
dos metros de anche. Inform- ran +. J
Cortes, Tel6fono so Rojo. San Juan.
Sc DESEA alquilar comprar un pia-
no de alta calia3d ell bue,as condicio
nes. Diriisso al aparsado 3l2. Eio Tie
dras. P. r
Sc ALOUILA va excelcnte locsl para
estsblecimien.o. Carrc.cra. sop 2l. Te.
iefono 29I.
Sc ALQUILA un1 hobitacion frcsca eli
casa buena de familia. San Ju.'o lg.
teTcer piso.
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DE- SABANA GRANDF

/ Con gran mciniento sc cclebro L,
fiesta del Arbol eli las escuelas publ.
cas- de Ii localidad Ell 6xito Sc debe
az entusiasmo desplegado por los pro-
fesores de Sab9na Grande particu.
larmente al excelente professor princi.
pal, Francisco Panaini.
Desdc las primeras horas de la ma
mana una alegfe diana recorri6 las ca.
Hes de la poblaci6n anunciando al We.
cindario el comicnzo de la fiesta. A
las ocho a. m. una solemne y concu.
rrida manifestation de alumnos de las
escuelas piblicas, lievando estandar.
tes y banderas americans, ,recorrio
I las pr:ncipaleS GALES de la poblacion
disolviandose eli frente de la escuela
Cooper, donde los niiios Sc dirigie-
ron sus respectivos saloncs, con el
proposito de cclobrar 6istintos festi-
wales.
Este Corresponsal visi.6 los solones
del inteligente profe o. Pedro Velez.
de Margarita Cruz de Panaini. Moria
Luisa Soto, senorita Ramos. Sccrano.
Maria Luisa Soto. Mercedes Glrcia.
Herminia Ramirez, Providencia Bacz
de la tslcntosa maestro senorita san
tiago. En- todos pude observar Ia mag
mica discipline de los alumnos ell
excelentc plan de enseflanza de los pro
fesores.
En- ell salon Ge Peiro Velez, p-onun-
clio I'M hermoso y conceptuoso discu"so
el conocido professor don Herminio Iii
garry maestro graduado de ingles Y
qluen Sc reirio al amor sagrado que
deben tener los nifios a los arboles
cuidandolos como 81 fueran algo propio
A las dos de la tarde dio principle
el desafio de base ball. en- los te-
rrenos del campo atletico, entire las
afamadas novenas Delta" "Coo.
per-. Por un incidente que no es bue-
no consignar, Sc suspendio ell intere-
sante desaf,o.
Por la noche tuvo luqar en- ell teatro
'Patria" una fiesta brillantisima con
la cooperation de distineuidos elemen.
tos intelectuales de Sal snl G,.ande
Con I'm brillantisimo discurso abrio ell
acto ell seiior Panaini, ell cual fue deli
rantemente aplaudido.
Inmediatamente Sc di6 principle al
interesante debate tomando parte los
iovenese Orlando Gonzalez. Rafael Rios
Garcia. Eloisa Garcia Sofia Pietri.
Los jovenes contendientes realizaron.
magniicos esfuerzos, aportando exec.
lentes argumentos ell pro de sus res.
pectivos temas
FL jurado, compuesto por los caba-
lleros Jose Castillo, Vicente soltero,
Hern,inio Garcia Rodriguez, Santiago,
ell joven Luis A. velasco, rindio su
imparcial veredicto ell favor de Ia
"epoca".
Despues de este acto, Sc dio lectu-
IA unas cuantas composiciones de las
premiadas por la logia "Igualdad"
de las cuales son autores Abraham Car
los, Fini IrizaTy Camilo Negron.
Todos estos actos, que resefamos Ii.
geramente, Sc celebrsron con gran AMI
maci6n, asistiendo ma enorme concu.
rrencia.
Ell CoRRESPONSAL.
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DESDE NARANJITO

rarece que la muerte dc RamCn Ri.
vera tiene cola. Sc dijo al principle
que acaecio por I'M sincope que lie die.
"a. cayendo en- una quebrada, donde
fue encontrado muerto. Ahora parece
que estan circulando variadas versio.
mes que han llegado hasta San Juan.
pucs aver estaba aqin el detective Chen
cho.
Creemos que debe hacerse algo pr&c-
tico hasta llegar al esclarecimiento de
los hechos, pues aun abundan. por des-
gracia, los casos yand&hcos, no ten.
d1a NADIA de particular que el pobre
Rivera haya sido victina de algun NAL.
waco.
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No. de orden: 44209
Numero de bacterias por en- ..2l7
Fermentation .....i...................... 20 90
Presencia de Coli i......... ........ Negative
Nov. IA, 1919
No. de orden: 44285
Numero de bacterias por en- 527
Fermentation. ..............................15 90
Presencia de Coli i............. Negativa
Nov. IS. 1919
No. de orden: 4l6o3
Numero de basterias por cm m.353
Fermentation .,....-. -....---.....,..... 200 q
Presencia de Col. i.....-....... Negativa
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Sc ofrece.

SgLLoS:- Envie - c.s sn ssllos ds
corrco usabiss amcficauos fecibifa
i50 sellos de todss las partes del mundo
incluyeudo: Argentina. Bolivia. Chile.
MciiCo. etc
Duijass c. n. GONZALES. q
Wilson Ave. santuree Puerto Rico
OIL oUTERE componer bisu ~ AUTO.
MOvIL li6vslo al acreditado "TA
- LIEE DE BEPAEACf0NEs a.
Pedro Flores de Larosa. In 81 "Bu
levar del Valie'. donds antss eatsbA
el Cafe "zaza' Precios m6dicos.
INSTRUCTION Tn curso prsplrsto
rio para los exameues De Segvieio q
vi CARGO dei sshor Juan Baufis a 81
20 L7torro. 50 abrira Fl ciuco A. dictssn
bre pgoSimo en- Fl cdihcio De "a Y 90
{. A. Los iovcues iuseresados debsrsu
ma,riculsrss ~ esta ohcina sn ssguida
UNA SRTA. con cnnocimientos d ma
ouinifa fauuI. fis ~ c,rahni frtss
co,ocaci6n con susido modico para 80
pear. Ofrecs bueuls refereucias Din
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turcs. r. T.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05

Nos visito don Manuel Forester.
alto cOmerciante de San Juan. aconi
parade de nuestro amigo Estehan
Velez Morales con su predilecta.
Srta. Pepita Perez. Fueron obsequia
dos con un sabroso almuerzo jibaro
por don Francisco Velez. Glen aho,
de vida fueron nuestras mas sinceras
eracias a este caro- amigo. lie desea
mos pronta y felices nupcias
Ell CORRESpONSNL
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De TrujiIIo Alto

Sc ha pro!ongado la fecha del gran.
dloSo festival que Sc celebrara en- este
pueblo para la Inauguration del puen-
te que pasa sobre el rio R'ande de
Lola.
Eahra carreras de caballos, velada
literaria y bales durante los d;as ea-
bado y domingo. Is y II del corrien
tie.
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DESDE HUMACAO

poR INFRAccIoN. A LA LEY DE
AUToS.--Fue prcsentada denuncia con
ira Amado Lopez, Ruperto Dfa2 y Jo
sc Colon.
! JUGADA DE MoNTE-Fueron sor-
prendidos Gregorio Lopez, Justo vaz-
quez Juan Torres, Cirilo Cuadrado, vi.
cente Converter, y otros. Sc les ocu-
p6 Ia baraja y dinero.
KERMESSE" DE LA CRUZ Ro.
ia JUVENIL.-Muy animada estuvo
Ia verbena que celebr0 la Cruz Roja
Juvenil. A pesar de la lluvia, Ell pu-
blico supo responder como siempre a
estas obras de humanidad, por 10 que
podemos informar, cue Ia cantidad que
Sc obtuvo asciende ciento cuarenta
dolares, segin nos manifesto ell Conf
sionado de instruction Publica
Ell COESEJO DE ADMINISTRA-
CIoN.-Ss ha reunido esta semana el
Conscjo de Administrator, para tratar
sobre los asun.os de suma impor-
tancia. Entire los difersntes acuerdos
tonados, esta IA adcpci6n de una nue.
va ordenanGa para carniceria que en-
pezara regir ell l6, por 90 dias. Tie.
ne el proposito este Cuerpo admins
trativo de hacer todo 10 possible por
conseguir e. empr6stito para ell alcan.
tarillado, y seg6n informes, va Sc esta
gcstionando con los bancos de la isla.
PROFESSOR RURAL ESPECIAL
Don AguStin Aguayo, clerk que fue
de la ofcina de Sanidad, ha pasado a
ser mentor de una escusla rural del
barrio ''Montes de Las Piedras. Los
mejorcs exitos lie auguramos.
BALE EN- LA "HIGH SCHOOL,.
Para el doce Sc prepara I'm gran bal
le Ell la Escuala Superior de esta ciu-
dad.
SOLICITUDES PARA Ell CENSO.
-Sabemcs que fueron pressntadas un
gran ndmero de solicitudes lLra ell
censo local. Pero la mayoria de elias
han sido remitidas al Supervisor
para cue las clasifque de acuerdo con
las fe de erratas en elias cometidas.
FL numero de personals que seran asig-
nadas para esta ciudad es muy raqn.
tico, 10 que hace presumir que habra
algunos descontentos.
Ell CoRRESPOESAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-05

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