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Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-03-04

false philosophy. and prevent possible
decade OF unrest.
Secretary Baker followed Secrctar,
Wilson and explained the war depars
II ent's method in canceiling contracts SC
as to accomplish great saving to tn,
government without demoralizing in
dustry or disturbing labor.
Immediately after the armistice was
signed, steps were taken to cancel con-
tracts. and so far. be said. the war de-
partment has suspended operations that
would have cost $5,S29. 100000 to com
plete.
Baker Tells of His Job Plans.
There were 10000 separate contracts
thai had to be adjusted and Of these,
1000 have been settled.
The war department.. the secretary
said. is much interested in measuyes to
provide jobs for returning soldiers, and
made a special assistvnt secretary to
perfect cooperation With the depart
ment Of labor, and the council of ma
tional defense for employment activities.
The end of the war will not see us
go back to the small navy which We had
before the war;" Secretary Daniels said.
in pointing out that constant building.
repairing and altering Of ships would Of
fer employment TO a large number OF
men.
Shipyards viii Need Thousands.
As against $1,000 skilled men en-
p,oyed in the navy yards before the
war. he said there were today $4,000
employed and on the day of the armistice
Sc. 700
'Men skilled in shipbuildng. said the
secretary, "can find plenty of employ.
ment at fair wages with the navy. and
Fhus we can tide over the days before
he return to normal conditions"
Mr.. Daniels outlined efforts Of the
department. To protect smaller industries
in nav: war work. Plants hav-
ng munition contracts. he said, may
low be asked to make small parts Of de-
'troyers and other ships to be assembled
n larger shops.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-03-04
SNOW SLIDE DELAYS TRAM

A snow slide in the Rocky mountains
near Summit yesterday caused train
No. Al to be II hours late in arriving
in Great Falls. 1t reached the city at
7:3O last night instead of 7:3O in the
morning. A train left here yesterday
morning at the usual time for all points
east. being made up here.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-03-04
JOSEPH CHAMBERS DEAD

Joseph Chambers of Nbbey died on
last Saturday at Rochester, MINI, in
the Mayo brothers hospital, where he
was patient. Mr.. Chambers was one
of the well known residents of the
kibbey section and was son of one
of the pioneers of this section of Mon
tana. The body will be brot here for
burial and will be cared for at the
chapel Of the w. II. George company.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-03-04
Indorse Deportation Of Aaitators.
Anzona's Crisis Appealed.

Governors or representatives of each
state We're called on by Secretary VII.
son 10 report unemployment conditions
IN their respective states Judge +. W
Lewis. OF Arizona. said 20 per cent of
the toN0 copper miners of Arizona
were out of york and that this por-
centage would increase unless the fed-
cral government co-operated to stabilize
the copper market. Meanwhile he asked
that the sccrtary of labor send a rem
rcsentatIve to Arizona to convince
county and city officials of the need of
prosecuting public works TO furnish
employment. He said the efforts Of state
officials to stimulate road and building
construction did not seem TO impress
local officials.
Folly to Cut Wages Now.
With threatened shortage in the
normal labor supply Of from three 10
five million workers in the United
States and prospect of wave of great
prosperity after a short period of rc-
of industry, it would he
folly. Secretary Wilson said. to attemnt
a reduction Of wages now Proper dis
position on the part Of industry made Il
possible. he thot. for prices to come
Gown without affecting existing wages.
1t will be one year before the nations
forces are fully demobilized. he
predicted, and as Ge-mobirization must
be gradual, the labor shortage is bound
10 exist.
Secretary Wilson said that. even dur-
ing industrial activity, 1.OOO,OOO work
ers arc unemployed REPRESENTING tho |
turning over Of labor. He added:
Il don't believe any country owes !
'very man n living, but do believe
every country owes every man a chance
o earn living
Buffer Employment Urped.
Because Of threatened shortage OF
work incident to slowness of demobili- |.
alton buffer employment must be found.
lie said. and the best means OF furnish
ng this lay in the government immedi-
teiy engaging in normal construction of
ublic work. To provide labor with
mploymcnt in this way. he declared
'ould unite the workers and would not
rove a fertile field for propaganda and l.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Thurman. Of
Cascade, are among the visitors in the
city from that place. Mr.. Thurman is
one of the prominent ranchcrs Of his
section
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-03-19
tI(\flF Il TOWN
/ lF<LpS !
PUT HEALTH MEASURE FIRST
Value OF Proper Civic Conditions Can.
not Be Estimated In Doliars
and Cents.

The cost Of public playground parks
ana similar recreatiOnal features for
the benefit Of oil our people drops into
insignificance when compared with
the priceless value Of safeguarding the
heaith of our men, women and chill.
dren, and the knowledge that we are
doing our full duty in creating condI.
ti0ns which will Increase happiness,
elevate morals and produce better citi.
zens. The physique Of people in cities
Is deterlorating, and the only way 1t
can be safeguarded and made more
efficient Is through proper provision
OF light and air, which are hyglenically
oasic, and healthful amusement, fun
and recreation. which are the greatest
lubricants for physical welfare and the
greatest protection for moral health.
The Ideal Of city, however, must
rise above mere commercial and in.
dustrial supremacy, taking the higher
ground Of becoming an attractive,
composite home for It's residents, both
of large and small means, as we'll as
for the stranger within its gates.
While the wealthier class Of citizens
IN any community can build up beau
t1ful residence sections on well.laid.
out avenues and boulevards, what will
become of those who have neither or.
ganization nor money to aid them in
intelligently planning the most meager
comforts Of ordinary home surround.
lngs? The interests of the Inhabitants
Of the most unfortunate districts must
be safeguarded.-Chic News.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-03-19
Truly Peculiar Beuuest,

Some years ago there died In Mon
treal wealthy old Scotsman who had
been noted for his shrewdncss In busi-
ness matters. One of the bequcsts in
his long will was a hairbruSh that he
had used for many years. This hair
brush he gave to his nephew, with the
pr0viso that the said brush should be
kept in the family vault two months
out of twelve.
During the brush's sojourn in the
vault the lcgatce was not to brush,
comb or cut his hair. The acceptance
OF the brush meant that the nephew
was to inherit and enjoy two-thirds Of
the estate, and we have not the slight
est doubt that this fOrtlnat, young
man willingly became "sh, :-head-
ed Peter in order to fulfill his eccen-
trio uncle's wishes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-03-19
Damage From Fires,

This Is the time Of year when great
caution should be exercised to prevent
fires. Ninety per cent of all fires are
caused by carelcssness, such as chill
drcn playing with matches, cigarettes
or cigar butts thrown into innammablc
materials, defective nucs, stovepipca
or heating apparatus. Many q career
has been ruined by fire that could
have been prevented by little eau
ton.
All fires are waste.
Never relax In your watchfulncss in
this respect. Nearly every great fire
In the history Of the world started
from some trivial cause and could
have been prevented If simple precal.
tons been excrcised.--Thrift Mag
azine.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-03-19
FOR BETTER PUBLIC HEALTH
Attention Of Rural Communities
Drawn to Necessary Steps In
That Direction.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agrculture)
Much remains to be done In rural
districts, according to the annual re-
port Of the secretary Of agriculture, to
control such pests as mosquitoes and
the hoOkwOrm, to eliminate the
sources of typhoid fever, and, even
more, to give the country districts the
advantage Of modern hospitals nurs-
Ing and specialized medical practice.
Noting that many agencies, some Of
them private enterprises with large
funds. are working for improvement,
the report says that the department Of
agriculture, through It's home demon
stration service, is giving valuable aid,
and the public-health service Is in
creasingly extending It's functions.
To what extent the further prOjec-
tion Of effort is a matter for state
or local action remains to be deter
mined, says the secretary, but 1t
seems clear that there should be no
cessation of activities until there has
been completed in every rural com.
munity of the Union an effective sani-
tary service and, through the provI-
sion Of adequate machinery, steps
taken to control and eliminate the
sources Of disease and to provide the
necessary modern medical and dental
facilities, easily accessible to the mass
OF the people.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-03-19
Knew Them Both,

The young instructor was holding n
class on board Of one OF his majcSty's
ships. Grammar was the subject his
bright but unintercstcd pupils were
trying to tackle.
"What are the two principal parts
Of scntcnceW he asked an old salt.
Expecting, OF course, the answer, "Sub.
jcct and predicate"
After mach meditation, Jack finally
plunged INTO 1t.
SOLITUDE, confinement and bread
and wafer"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
DESDE MAYAGUEz
LA socIEDAD LITERARLA
"'HosTos"

En- uno de los salones de la escuela
''Farragut'' ss reunieron numerosos
estudiantes pertenecientes al primer
afio de la ''Alta Escuela" de esta ciu-
dad con ell prop6sito de fundar una
sociedad cientihco o-lfteraria. Todos los
asistentes demostraron gran entusias-
mo por la idea, tan plausible, y des-
pues de algunas discusiones, qued6 cons
tituida La directiva y redactado Ell
programa y los fines de la nueva So
ciedad:
Helos aqui:
"Sociedad Literaria ''Hostos''. Lee
ma: EXCELSIOR.
Prop6sito: Promover el interes hacia
un acercamiento literario Y cientifco.
Coloree: Blanco rojo.
Emblema: Escudo Portorriquefio.
Requisite de entrada: Todo estudian-
te de primer afio de la "Alta Escuela"
de Mayaguez, de caracter noble aus
tero, con aspiraciones dignas, tendra
derecho ingresar en- la sociedad.
Denefcios: Cada miembro recibira
un certifcado de ingreso; la sociedad
celebrara concursos en- prosa, poesia,
historic, periodismo y ciencias.
Sc levaran a cabo debates, lectu-
ras y reuniones continuamente.
Diplomas de honor seran otorgados
los autores cuyos trabajos resultaren
premiados en- los concursos y debates.
Sc publicara tan pronto como 10
permitan los recursos, una revista, Or
gano Official de la sociedad.
La sociedad tratara de fomentar y
de celebrar, asimismo concursos sobre
los siguientes temas: Ciudadania, edu.
caci6n, debates, literature, ciencia y
atletismo.
La Directiva ha quedado tornado
asi:
Presidente, Juan Dominguez; Vice
William H. Torres; Secretario, Alberto
Hernandez, y TesorerO, COnrado Ra.
mirez.
Vocales: Federico Davila, Abelardo
casanovas y Francisco Perez.
Ell ESTUDIANTE CRoNISTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
UN EscALADoR QUE
NO Lo sUPo HACER

En- momentos en- que trataba de for
zar una. puerta del establecimiento de
provisiones de Juan B. Fuentes, de la
calle del Liceo, de Mayaguez, fue arres-
tado por la pOiicia Anastasio Mendez
(a) Tasito.
Ell mismo guardia ocupo al escalador
burlado un machete, un cuchillo, una
GAIA de fosforos, una veIa y un par
de medias, que Inomentos antes le ha-
bia hurtado a la sefiOrita socorro Ra-
mirez.
Anastasio Mendez. ha sufrido va
rias condemns por robo y acometimien-
to y aggression con circunstancias agra
vantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
A las JuntaS ESC(IlTeS
NO HAY ESCASEZ DE
MAESTRoS RURALES
L. FRAU.

Con fecha 80 de setiembre, ell Secre-
tario del Departamento del Interior nos
inform6 que existdan eScuelas vacantes
IN Rio Piedras, Lola, Salinas, Come
rio, Coamo, Cabo Rojo, Ahasco Rim
con, Mayaguez, Las Marias, Lares, Utua
do, GALES, Vega Alta y Guaynabo.
Con fecha mas tarde requeri por Ia
prensa informes de los maestros rura-
les que e5taban cesantes y que deseaban
eiercer, v, han respondido al presen-
Se: Josefa Hernaiz, de Santurce, Ra
mon Hernandez, de Trujillo Alto; Do
mingo We've, de Rio Piedras; Eufrosia
Rosado, de Catafio; Antonio Cruz, de
Lola; Domingo G. Altaran, y Maria
J. Negr6n, de Cabo Rojo.
Dichos maestros rurales Sc quejan
de que habiendo solicitado debidamen
ts Sc les nombre para cubrir esas va
cantes, sus cartas nj sus solicitudes han
sido consideradas.
La Junta Escolar de Rio Piedras ma
nifest6 una solicitante que las es-
cuelas que ALI habian vacanbes, esta-
taban reservadas.
para quien?
La Junta Escolar de Rinc6n ha te-
nido bien considerar los solicitan
tes. Els digno de aplaudir tai actitud.
No hay raz6n para que existan escue
las rurales vacantes, habiendo sufcien-
tes maestros. Y no hay raz6n para re-
'.ardar la instruction en- esos pueblos.
La instruction debe ser siempre sagrada
por encima de pequeneces particulares.
Ell Comisionado de instruction, por
mediaci6n de su Secretario, nos comu
MICA tambien que no puede tomar pArti-
cipaci6n directa en- esos asuntos. GQu6
dice la Ley Escolar?
Por tanto, en- yirtud de 10 expuesto,
ell que suscribe solicita de la digna
atenci6n de las Juntas Escolares De-
partamento de Instruction presten SUI
consideration las susodichas solicitu-
des fin de que no Sc perjudique La
instruction, nj mucho menos Sc lesionen
los derechos de los referidOs maestros.
JOSE PAz RUIZ.
(Presidente de la Association de Profe-
sores Rurales)
Rio Grande, 25 de octubre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
PRoxIMA J1RA.

En- breve Sc efectuara una animada
jira a uno de los mas pintorescos islo-
tes cercanos a esta poblaci6n. Prone
te resultar muy lucida y espl6ndida, da-
do el gran entusiasmo que reina entire
los organizadores invitados. Distingui-
das sefioritas del vecino pueblo de
Naguabo Sc disponen asistir. Celebra-
mos que la juventud de Ceiba Sc di-
vierta, pues La algeria es parte integran-
To de la vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
DESDE PONCE
ocTUBRE 27.

Aver domingo estuvo en- nuestra Of
Gina ell prestigioso y distinguido caba-
Hero don Francisco Acufia, director del
"Asilo de ciegos', quien nos mani
festo 10 sisuisnte:
'Que sorprendi6 en- noches pasadas
Armando Rodriguez, serene del Ash
10, entregado al descanso confortador
del susfio Como era mi deber-nos di-
ce el seH"r Acufia-formule en- eguida
cargcs contra dicho empleado 10 sus-
pendi de su empleo. FL senior Rodriguez
Ts smena-o de muerte y yo entonces
10 destitui''.
Lamentamos este incidente y publ
camos. camplaciendo al senior Acufia,
las manifesto clones cue nos ha hecho.
sabemos pr otro conducto, que Arman-
do Rodriguez ha sido requerido para
que compare7ca ante q Departamento
de. sanidad de San Juan, responder
de los cargos que contra el formula ell
senior Acuiia, y con Ell fin de darle opor-
tunidad para que Sc defienda.
Estos son los hechos tai y como han
sucedido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
EN- sANTURcE.

Ha salido para Santurce, con ell pro-
p6sito de pasar una temporada al lado
de su familia, la bella sehorita Cata-
lima Rodriguez. Grata permanencia en-
Ell aristocratico barrio deseamos la
gentil amiga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
NOTAS De CEIBA
oTRo ALAMBIoUE soRPREND1Do
CINE cE1BA:

CINE CEIBA:
Estan a su termino las obras de cons
truccion de este hermoso Cine, muy
c6modo y perfectamente ventilado.
FL mobiliario y Ell aparato son CON-
pletamente nuevos. Para ell entrante
mes Sc anuncia la Inauguration.
Desde ahora auguramos buenos ne
gocios a sus empresarios, seiores Fuen-
tefria, Arroyo y Cia."
JIRA EN- Ell IsLoTE DE PINERo.
FL domingo tuvo lugar una jira en-
el "Islote de Pifero". Desde las pri-
meras horas de la mafiana salieron los
invitadOs, regresando como a las seis
de la tarde, muy satisfechos. Sc nos
dice que hubo gran derroche de conf
das y refrescos. y sobre todo, de galan-
teria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

Esta semana fueron sorteados en- ell
Tribunal de Distritot los Is mismbros
que han de formar Ell Gran Jurado que
entendera en- Los asuntos criminales pen
dientes. De los 20 caballeros resulta-
ron elegidos: Ramon Almodovar, de
Yauco; Nemesio Arroyo, de Pefiuelas;
Armando Colon, de Coamo; Andres Pc
ricas, de Ponce; Rafael COllazo Torres,
de Ponce; Ignacio Roca, de Yauco;
Leonardo Pagan Soto, de Adjuntas;
Domingo GOtay, de Pefiuelas; Joaquin
p. valdiviesO, de Ponce; Diego B. Ro-
driguez. de Yauco; Jose R. Palermo.
de Guanica; Alberto Vidal, de Ponce;
Angel FiguerOa, de Juana Diaz; Ma
nuel Roig, de Yauco; Juan Benigno
Martinez, de Juana Diaz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
PRoFUGo cAPTURADo.

Los pOlicias Daniel Rosario y Felipe
Neri capturaron en- ell barrio de "Sa-
CO.., de esta jurisdiction, al pr6fugO
de la Correctional de Mayaguez, Aga
pito Morales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
EN- SAN JUAN.

FL jueves estuvieron en- San Juan
y conferenciaron extensamente con Ell
Comisionado de Instruction, don Fell
cidad ouifones, presidente de La Junta
Escolar, y don Cruz PachecO Ruiz, to-
sOrero de Ia misma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
ALAMBIoUE ocUPADo.

La policia ocup6 un alambique, con
todos sus accessories. en- la propiedad de
Catalina Melendez, residente en- La Co
lonia "oriente".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
G IL A B o R ION

A los sefiores que nos honran envian-
donos espontaneamente trabajos de CO.
laboraci6n les recomendamos que guar.
den copia, pues no respondemos de su
devolucion en- case de no utilizarlos
nj sostenemos correspondence sobre
'elloS.
FL hecho de que este diario publique
un trabajo firmado, no signifca ncce-
sacramento que Sc solidarice con 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

S. desea listed utiliZar los SER
vicios do un tenedoT de libros
De eKperiencia para trabajos
luera d. las horas de ohcIna d.
rijase al apartado 619, San
Juan. Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

Siguen fracasando cada vez mas los
asuntos locales de la Administration.
acknowledgements que 10 motiva La honda
division que existe dentro del partido
Republican,. Adn no han sido cubiertas
las plazas vacantes que hay EN- ell
concejo Municipal y Sc teme no Sc
pueda reunir la Asamblea en- la fecha
que indica La Ley. FL Concejo no tiene
Presidente, que es Ell que est& autorizado
para convocar la Asamblea por 10
menos con "a horas de anticipation.
Ell CoRRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

Dsde la semana pasada Sc encuentra
enferma la simpatica y bella seiiorita
Patria vivas, esten6grafa de La impor-
tante compafiia de vapores "Bun In
sular Line. Sc nos informa que la Sc
fiorita vivss, volvera de hoy a mafia-
ma a su labor. Lo celebramos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
DESDE CHICAGO

Pat Moran ha escrito una pieza de
Vaudeville. Es una serie de frases
y de historias irlandesas, describien-
do los "trabajos'' de un Club de
pelota> Y estableciendo una estrecha
relacion entire los banquetes, Ell entu-
siaslno y las ''victorias" del pit
cher''.
De la serie Inundial ial circuito del
Palace! Es Ell triunfo del vodevil
Els ell vaudeville" una ''plancha"
fotografica de este pueblo. Els un retrato
fidedigno.
Una madre tiene diez hijos. SO
exhibe en- ell vaudeville, canta dos
"aires" sentimentales proposito del
hogar, enema los "babys" -. y y Sc
pasa asi veinte semanas, de un teatro
en- otro, de ciudad en- ciudad, saludan-
do al plblico dos veces por dia,. /.
Ell champion" de gulf, de "ten
MIS-, de natacion; ell autor de un eli
bro' famoso; ell aviador que realiza
una hazafia notable; Ell bombero que
saliva una familia del "fuego"; ell
hombre anciano que los ochenta afios
isne humor para canturrear todavia
''couplets'' todo Ell que logra una
1ora de fama nacionaL halla abiertas
las puer',as del vaudeville.
Bryan, que pasaba sus apurillos
oconomicos, Sc exhibia, de cuando en-
cuando, en- los "circuitos' del Palace
Vaudeville, para nivelar ell presupues-
to. ERA Ell leader de los temperan-
ties, habia iniciado la costumbre de SER
vir, en- los banquetes, jugo de pima, en-
vez de champan !; y Ell publico pagaba
por yer este hombre raro -!
La esposa del Millionaire que Sc di-
vorcia; la viejecita que perdi6 a sus
cua go hijos en- la guerra; ell s'bohe-
mio" que vivio diez amos sin "traba-
jar" ltodos Sc exhiben entire aplau-
SOS y un aire de lone step" Este es
Ell vodevil. Unos nlmsros de funam-
bulerla. -. y completes.
Solo les es precise, indispensable a
todos-tenores de deshecho heroes
nacionales-darse unas pataditas sobre
Ell cscenario. A Mr.. Bryan por su alto
cargo Official, lie 'perdonaban' ell "yan
kiruli' -. Pero Pat Moran, que res
peta las tradicioneg, esta aprendiendo
rapidamente, razon de dos horas ria-
rias, este obligatorio bale de pies. 4.
Y perdonsn, aquellos lectores dema-
siado serios, la frivolidad de estas L.
meas, Pelotas, bates, pitchers escenas
lie Vaudeville son una efimera cosa. I.
Lo Sc. La huelga del acero tienen hoy
por hoy mucha mas trascendencia. Ha
habido va algunos disparos de arma de
fuego que le dan "caracter'' Las fe-
deraciones obreras Fhan movilizado"
dos milloneS de pesos para socorrer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

En- la ofcina de la ''Santa Isabel
Light and Power Co." Sc reuni6 ell Co
mite Local de la Union con el fin de
tratar asuntos relacionados con ell Par
lido. La session Sc celebr6 puertas
cerradas. Sin embargo, pudimos anotar
en- nuestra cartera los nombres de los
siguientes caballeros: Licdo. Anselmi,
Juan T. Monserrate, Bernab6 Torres,
Francisco A. Escribano y Vicente p.
Elias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

Sc encuentra en- esta poblacion Ell
doctor osvaldo Goico, medico titular
de Mayaguez, con Ell proposito de pa
sar algunos dias con sus parientes.
lie deseamos gratas impresiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

Desde la semana pasada Sc ha pro-
cedido al trabajo de limpieza pin
tura de los edifcios escolares de esta
municipalidad. Contrat6 la obra ell COM
petente don Bartolome Romero.
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- Fr1as Rsss. ssstsat-s sisn
Q 40 atarta.
inriis 80 ssaite. . ~ nukn0
80
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DESDE SANTA ISABEL

La candidatura que con mas simpa-
tias cuenta para formar sl Concejo
de Administration de esta localidad es-
ia integrada por los siguientes scaba-
lleros: ~
Manuel Nestor Rodriguez, Comisiona-
do del Servicio Pdblico; de Hacienda,
Fortunate Blanco; Auditor, Edelmiro
Huerta; Instruction P1blisa, Buena-
ventura Rodriguez, y Sanidad, Doctor
Cumpiano.
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LA ECONOMICAL

Fonda Restaurant y casa dormito-
rio. Excelente servicio en- comida a
la carta.
FL Restaurant mas popular en- San
Juan por sus servicios Y condimenta-
ci6n en- la comida.
Telefono 11S. Restaurant Cristo 81
y dormitorio Cristo IA. Propietario,
PATRICIo BLASCo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

u. eisa e. mUnDo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

Rio Grande, IS de octubre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

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