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New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
LAWS OF NEW YORK

r,sdsesion n,oy A~ necessary for tho cor
rsetion. proteetios Snordianship and dis
ssss;tto,, Of dt!imouce>, neglected or dependert
sSs:aors dad TOR thc punishment and corrcc-
ss' tso~ Of adults. responsible for or contribu-
asses,. and to compel the support Of q ,vite.
ssild or POOR rciGtire by persons !egul!y
snsroeahle thtretcith who obandon or Neg
iscs to support any Of them. In comforting
s.ssA jurisdiction the legislature shall pro.
Ia that Whcnerer q chiid IS committed to
"a ssstttution or IS placed in the custody Of
Ssv person BY parole, placing out. adoption
o. ssS oaardicn nship. 1t shoH be. so committed
~ ssaeed, ,ehcn practicable. to an snstitu-
~ person. o. the same religious perswa-
Sslen as the child. In the excrciSo Of such
sd,s',on snos courts 'any nsar and de-
srerpt those inroittr0 a felony. Except as
herein otherwise provided all judicial ofti-
-. Resolved ds she Assembly concur)
~hst the foregoing amendment be- re-
fsrred to tho legislature 10 be chosen at
tse next general election OF senators and
y ssorteen OF the constitution be published
Tor three months previous 10 the time Of
such election.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.
a majority OF all the Senators elected vot-
tng in favor Thereof.
BY order Of the Senate.
HARRY c. wAhKER.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY.
Apr. "a. 1920
The foregoing resolution was duly passed,
a majority OF al Tho members elected to
tho bly, voting in favor thereof.
By order Of the Assonblv
r. C. SWEET.
STATE OF NEW YORK, lee.
Office q the Secretary OF state.
have compared the preceding copy Of
concurrent resolution with tho original
resolution flo in this Office. and do
transcript therefronr and OF tho whole
thereof.
Given under my hand and tho seal OF
office OF tho Secretary Of state
IL 81 at tho city of Albany this first
day OF July in the year one thou
sand nine hundred AMI twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO
S'cretdrU Of State.
THIRTEEN
STATE OF NEW YORK
Office OF the Secretary OF state
Albany. judy !. 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions of section one
OF article fourteen of the CONSTITUTION OF
the State Of New York. and section: xwo
hundred nirety-tiva OF the Election Law,
not.re is hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section seven of
article seven OF the Constitution of the
State OF New York Is referred to the lcgis-
election ot senators in this State to be held
on the second day Of November, nineteen
hundred twenty.
FRANCIS NJ HUGO.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
FRANCIS NJ. uJ-GO
NTCTCtdrD Of State
AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN
TEEN

Concurrent Resolution Of the Senate and
ssctjon ssrm5y y,,sysn rroposirg an AnsnHmcnt to
Constitution in Relation to the state
Board Of Charities, the state Com,nis-
sion in I.unacy and the State Commission
or Commissioners on Mental Hygiene
section l. Resolved (if the Assembly con-
cur That section eleven Of article eight
o. the constitution be amended to read as
follows: go
II. The Legislature shall provide for state
board OF charities. which shall visit and IN
tpect ali institutions. whether state. county.
municipal. Incorporated or not Incorporated,
nary. correctional or roformatory character riat
tion ard support Of the blind and the deaf
and dumb. aud excepting lonlyl also
such institutions are hereby made subject
the commissions authorities hereinafter
mentioned, but including all reformatories
of felony shall he connnedl tor jurenilcs: a
state commission lin lunacyl or commission
cr on memtGl hygiene. which shall visit and
Yate. used for the care and treatment OF the
,enen ncnns ep!e3ptes tdots teGDIe,"ded or
tions for erileptics or idiotsy state com
mission Of prisons which shall visit and in
Spect al institutions used for the detention
of sane adults charged with or convicted
of crime or detained witnesses or debtors
~, 81 Resolved or the Assembly concur).
That the foregoing amendment be referred
to the leEislatu to be chosen At the next
general election OF senator's AMI in con-
1ormlty with section one Of article four
teen Of the constitution be published for
three months previous to the uuc OF such
election.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
apr "a. 1920
The foregoing resolution was duly passed,
majority Of all the Senators elected vot-
ing in favor thereof.
I;y order Of the Senate,
HARRY c. WALKER.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY,
The dorcso9s resTuton WAS duly
By order of the Assembly.
T. c. SWEET.
Speaker.
STATE OF NEW YORK. S.:
Office of the Secretary OF state.
| have compared the preceding copy Of
concurrent rcsolution with the original
resolution on file in this office. and do
transcript thcrefrom and OF the whole
thereof.
Given under, my hand and the seal Of
office Of the Secretary Of State, at
''>' 49, Of July in the year one thousa nd
nine hundred and twenty;
Srcrctary OF State.
EIGHTEEN
matter in brackets ( is old law to be
''''''' STATE or NEW YORK
Orfic. Of tho Secretary OF state,
Albany, JKiU /, l92h.
Pursuant to tho provisions Of section one
Of article fourteen Of the Constitution Of
hundred ninety fv" OF tho Election Law,
notice is hereby given that the following
,lclc twelve Of tho Constitution Of tn"
state Of New York Is referred to the lcGis-
l'nrc TO be chosen a, It,, III: next rensrn, &c nr1
on the second day Of November. nineteen
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
LAWS OF NEW YORK
STATE OF NEW YORK,
in SENATE.

IN SENATE.
r Apr %. 1920.
all the Senators elected voting in favor
thereof. three-fifths being present,
BY order OF tho Senate.
HARRY c. WALKER,
STATE OF NEW YORK ''%'"''
once OF the Secretary OF State} ss.:
Albany. july /. 1920.
concurrent resolution with he original
resolution on fle In. this office. and do
nercbE certify that the same Is a correct
thereof oA0
Given under my hand and the sea, of
r, @, ONCE OF the Secretary OF state,
IL 81 at the city OF albany, this flrst
day of July. in the year one
thousand nine hundred and
twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secretoru of State.
FIFTEEN
~ at;Xtp,anafiSn.Matter on in italics is new
omitted.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
OHlce or the Secretary Of State,
c, Albany. July !, 1920.
PURSUANT TO the provisions Of section one
OF artlcle fourteen OF the Constitution Of
the state OF New York. and section two
hundred ninety five Of the Election Law,
notice ts hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section eight Of
article seven OF the Constitution Of the
Siale or New York Is referred to the egis-
lature TO be chosen at tho next general
election OF senators IL this State to be
held on the second day OF November,
nineteen hundred twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
SCCretut.u of state,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
CLERKS AND TYP1STS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE, INSURANCE

CLERKS AND TYP1STS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE. INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls = years OF age and
Hours to 4 30 o'clock
SatUriay9 to l2 o'clock
Lunc h"ons served free
Sa'a y to start $1,000
Abilities Of cie"!;s reviewed each six mon hp
Those OF Se ability should be receiving
from SIS to SIS per week after the second
review The variation Is duo TO difference in
clerical work.
Free classes conducted IN Tvpewriting.
Stenograph! aud D'crarhOne Operating
Apply in Person hot Nc"u nj 30 O'Clock
Room 5033. Metropolitan Bu.I.nC
Madison Ave. t&t 23!d ST.. New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
AMENDMENT NUMBER FIFTEEN

Concurrent Resolution OF the Senate and
assembly sas,ia =, Proposing an Amendment to
Portion of the Erie Canal.
cur>, That section eight Of article seven
Of the constitution be amended to read as
8; The legislature shall not sell, lease
or otherwise dispose Of the Erie canal, the
cswuga oana ond so1ne. the eana the
River canal; but they shan remain ems nh the q
property OF the state and under Its man
t; agsnent forever; The prohibition Of lease
Shail not apply to the canal known as tho
Main and Hamburg street canal. situated
IL, in the city Of Buffalo, and which extends
street to the westerly line Of Hamburg
street. nor to that portion Of the existing
the westerly line Of Schuyler street "eni and
the easterly line of Third street, provided
thht t1 1h,,.,au a now Of sufficient water from
portion Of the canal cast Of Third strcet
hf , maint ined nor shall such prohibttion dp
al tie county Of Nerkin,cr bettofe7i the east
ee1,lp portion, Of the rt!la9e Of Moha1re cmd
ties "g pS"arS a omed me Ss''sf" X fan the Pbs
disposition Of any canal shall be applied i''tt to
tse Improvement, superintendence or repair
OF the remaining portion Of the canals.
rs 2 Resolved Uf the Senate concur)
That the foregoing amendment be referred
to the legislature to be chosen at the next
general election of senator's and in cons
formity with section one Of Article four
tSeh Oh the constitution be published for
three months previous to the time of such
IN ASSEMBLY.
Mar H. 1920.
rms Dill was duly passed. majority Of
all the members elected to the Assembly
voting In favor thereof. three-nfths brins,
BY order OF the Assembly,
THADDEI'S n CN-EE,T
STATE OF NEW Yo5k. 5bs""''
IN SENATE,
This BIN was duly passed. a majority
bsaso 95 all the senaters elected voting in favor
MAR1tY s""' ca WALKER,
STATE OF NEW YORK tT'S'de"'. IT.
Ja,c@ h',. OF the Secretary OF stataS SS
CON, nave comrsrSd the pr"cs ling copy Of
leSolufi9n on tie in this office, and do
h"rcby certify that the same Is a correct
E!"nscrlnf the1efrom and OF the whole
Gwen under my, hand and the seal Of
II. atfitY OF the secretary of state.
dav da 'ho @, city f,r of ;AIoany, this first
thousand nine hundred and
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
Sgcrctary 1 State.
1,,.,.,. SIXTEEN
ation-Matter in italics Is new
mater in brackets j is Old law W to oeT be
STATE OF NEW YORK.
olree OF the Secretary II State
Pursuant to the proS3oss AnSny Iy l. s,on ls21 ors
- art'e!e S,ete :turi".n OF the Constitution Of
nAndrHd nin' ty-hve OF the Election Law,
notice IS h"~eby given that the following
t!cic eight OF the ConstitLtjon If ,ha t;,at a,
ol -" York is referred to thu lcgislatu
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

Concurrent RFS solution or the senate and
Assembly Proposing an Amendm"nt to
Section Seven of Article Seven OF the
Constitution. In Relation to the Forest
ecncur>. That section seven of article
sevel OF III" constitution be amended to
- Tho lands OF the state. now owned
or hereafter acquired constituting the
iores; preserve as now fixed by law, shall
be forever kept wild forest lands. They
To be taken BY any corporation. public or
private. nor shall the timber thereon be
tane1 IN this section shall prevent the
state from constructing state highway
from S"ranac LAX" in Franklin county to
'Long I.a'" in lIa!niiton county and thence
10 Old Forr" In HsrkiNer county by way
81 Bue Mountain lake and Ra0uette lake.
The legislature may h? [Senerall laws pro-
vide f"T The use OF no, exceeding three pc:
csn,um II such Ian Is for The foNopcinD pier-
Soses fo: tie construction and fnaintonance q
reservoirs f.: municipal water supply. or the
Of streams and mGu further proridc for tho
derelopneNt Of ,rct"r potCer rpd for rights o.
Nan (or e,.e..c ,i 'rols,n5sstoe itns;s; al Of
Such reservoirs, tcOter potCcr end t"CnSlrSsi -
hn6S shail he construct d. owned and oou.
troned " the state hut such work shall 70;
be undertaken uG.N after M boundaries ant
high fow ,Yss thereof shah have been accu-
rately surveyed an? fixed. AMI at;"r public
notice. hearing aIl determination that such
larts ara r"GNlrrd for such public uses The
eN7snS" o.: aay >urh inproy;" "Fnen,s shall be
"a rl'.:... !; ...'.es .ene:i;>: to NE eS;~n: Of
ur ~ '.-..' t'''.te'.- ;AhF sucA reservoir
~ sms d. 81 "'' :aiea y; mo STATE ana n"
* 49," is"LtiH lT: Sn"Sse cl"n
q I.as.le...a i"tu:n 20 Tho STATE upun the
nst3 90, w. 1,a ,ha l',rhTI'E %; N N s.@.e
~ REM, - r. con,t1nri ,oh, control ard
osd I,1, So 's' TteTS' hln,rT po,r'rs
- c"ts M, Ghaf0e shal De
fern, ,, - = .. .,.,.. ne 'n' or any
tcr tl., w., r.'r , i"' may oe 'eCS."
tar;.a .~,+'.ocr VIZ ~" - '"ro. w. ~ ~
's.;on ';cn1'.1 ~, - "hE shoh % Pa'iG works vio-
tinr ,,a,. e.: '1 n:iT J.! ", .St!is U. !Hi sc
sot,i. VI a', .G'.Sf'' oi W. supreme
sIforne, gitr.-,i .. oiI nv 20 tia ne
~'.'' ~ @s'''.'4 az 'Ae suit OF an? Htlzen'
~ Resolved bf n" Assembly concur).
That the foregoing appointment he referred
% IN" !"Ei ''!r1 - y" chosen at the next
genera e."@tlen o. senators. and. in con-
teen Q. IN constitution. b. published for
three rouths preyious to the time Of such
election.
STATE OF NEW WORK.
~ 5+;EiTt.
r.. fo-npo!,g ,cv,l,,.iG,," ,.s DIV,
passed a rla,r-t,y -. -" .to ScnatH., ,4,i
e,erta1 yo.frr i t,.,,,
-. q" ''
u ,poy 1-u,
~ - p.rtd.
~. :n.,ti,, '>N'
" +4 -, % ,oon
rto >...... = r'' Is' 1'[p,
o,,sea J., in "as qa1y
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Purchase and Exchange
LEGAL NOTICES

BIG BARGA1,T-Ncw and used wardrobe
trunks sos Skin ave. hef SO'h-2tst ST
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
~ n Help Wanted
t Wanted
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
S1OO REWARD
Business Opportunities

Lost, on Tuesday. Sept. 7th. a small patent
leather suitcase. One hundred dollars re-
@ ward VIII be paid 10 the person returning
same with contents
Write to Box lis. Hil,hurn. New York or
telephone 5000 Cort!andt n. Y c.
~ - Elk IL reward for return OF lady's silk
handbag conta inlng two diamond "ings;
!oSt at Hotel Commodore "Wednesday after
noon Address H. p Swanton - East 18th
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

Rl'RROCGHS
Operators nrr placed Immediately IN good
paying positions after completing our sIe
cial three weeks course of instruction
~ lEItDI,iiIS CAI.t.tLATiNE AND
IrDkK Nti MACHINES
Day or Evening Classes Euroi! Now
RlRROUGHS SCHOOL. FOR OPERATORS
III broadway New York Cor Nesey 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
HELP WANTED MALE

A]A> ~NAAN
BANK CLERKS WANTED
h1 LARGE BANK IN NEWARK
=,
Goo, hours. salary. bdnus al 81 and r1fHe in.
Snranc" Address chief Clerk,
Box 3aI. Newark y. j.
--- ------
Zoo DnNE:EpER assistant. ,o,h,.
cha 100 fo~ advanrnn"nt ssGGTuhts: sr,1 h good
"r u ,,crson. Interstate (,nrrnyy, py ma
'"'l' ~, l,IoohIy Iyh.
H0YS WANTED
oV,r lG gears OF age.
Opportunity for Rania Sy.,osr,.s
IunC heons c."roi i1 O'Hieh'
Applv IN Person hc,,,e.r er .,o
Room 5o33. Metrono,itan p,i1G,n "a o CLOCK
Madison Ayenua Iaf 32a i'S.Iui,E S.,
'
--
"on,ts Tor fn'ure with a growing or
S"t''..a ''"h' Pr"ieraoiy one with a high
r. moor rluratlon; state age. schooling and
'aiarF desired. ID 20 Tribune.
,nn N n'nst Ens"FI, hs 'il.% hr,r Of ,arse cornora
porirnce and salary wanted. l. SIS Trtb
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
Miscellaneous

BILLING machine operator. good hours
good wages. Apply Mr.. Davis, Sth floor,
$50 West 3@th ct.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
TIT ZEN
STATE OF NEW YORK.
AMENDMENT NUMBER THIRTEEN

FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
SeCrctOrU Of Stute.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET
HELP WANTED FEMALE

IIOC SEWO RKER--Capabc white woman.
general hUus"WUrh. nn washing. good
wages y. y. Box 5Sl, tclarhurst, l.. |.
UOI"Sk,Kt.t.IEI an'! cook to c'.r" frr
tratt trnity mousse. Apply GA Vest ll3th
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

MADISON AVE. 745-Furnished. unfur
nshed front room with bath. Lewis,
Plaza 321l.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
PROPOSITION NUMBER ONE

FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
SPCrrtHr7J Of St0tc
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ANUNCIODE SUBASTA
4 aosrERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTA11ENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEGoCTADo DE oBRAs PUBLICAs
San Juan, P. R. abril 12. 1926

t San Juan, P. r. abril 10, 1920.
Propcs.ciOnes en- pliegOs cerrados pa
"a Ia adjudication en- .p1blica subasta
de sumtnistro. medida y entrega de 150
mil metros c1bicos mas o menos de pie
dra triturads, para ser acopiados en-
las carreteras insulares durante el afio
econ6mico 192o.1o21 Sc recibir6n en-
esta ofcina hasta la 1:45 p. M. del
dia de mayo de 1920, en- que Sc abri-
ran y leeran pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios SO daran
en-, esta oncina, dOnde sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentos que han
de regir en- ea contrato y podran recO
ger los licitadOres los modelos de pro-
posiciones que han de presentar.
La administration Sc ressrva 81 de-
rschO de rechazar cuaiquiera tOdas
las proposiciones y do adjudicar Ell con
trato bato otras consideraciones dis
tintas de las del precic.
X, GUILLERMo EsTEvEs
r. Comisionado.
Advt
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AssUR BANI PAL.
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ticamente engalanados con una profu-
sion de dibujos, pinturas, trabajos es-
critos, colecciones, objetos construidos
por los nilos, etc. etc. Y ,h ltodos
pudimos admirar Ell triunfo del esfuer-
20 que realiza el comrDtente grupo
dc prOfesoras de cias escuelas, por
conquistar Ell mas honroso laurel de
ese dificil apostolado.
Ell jurRdo nombrado para premiar
el meior salon acord6 otorgar Ia copa
ofrecida por ei sehor villa Mayo al
salon de septimo grado que dirige Ia
culta y talentosa profesora Julita Ca
rri6n. otra copa fue regalada a Ia me-
jor exhibici6n presentada por las es-
cueias rurales. Pronunciaron elOcuen-
tes discursos en- dicha fiesta los Sc
fiores Martinez Alvarez y Toro Cue
vas. Dos bandas de mnsica ameniza-
ron Ell acto. Y la enorme concurrencia
fue obsequiada. con dulces y refrep-
cos. Felicitamos efuRivanente q los
dignos profesores de esas escuelas por
la alta labor realizada, y al distingui-
do comisionado de Educac:6n, slaor
villa Mayo, por la felix idea de Ia ex-
hibici6n. la cual fue coronado por el
mas hsonjero exito.
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DESDE ANASCO
UN coNCURso AGRIcoIlA INDUS
TRIAL.-HERMosA ExHIBICIoN

Sin duda alguna ha sido fuera de
10 vulgar ell certamen promovido por
ell distrito escolar de Afiasco, Rinc6n
y Aguada, bajo La competente organi
zaci6n del inspector don Pedro Aran,
muy felizmente secundado por los pro-
fesores, las autoridades de instruction
de las citadas undergraduates y los
supervisors del Departamento, que, CO
mo el DR.. Paul q. Miller, Mr.. Gar
wood, Mr.. Sykes, Mr.. May. sor devo-
tos mantenedores del progreso agrico-
la-industrial, fuente de riQueza a que
no SO ha dedicado toda la energia ma
tiva y de cuyo desarrollo derivara la
emancipation economical quo hace los
pueblos fehces y prosperos.
El programa Sc cumpli6 en- todas sus
partes. Pero, ell exito fue algo supe-
rior a 10 esperado, notandose en- la
enorme concurrencia el asombro ante
la bella presentation de 10 exhibido v
Ia variedad abun6ancia de frutos
coscchados en- huertos escolares ira
bajos de artes manuales, dignos de ser
premiados todos. porque EN- verdad y
en- justicia, todos hubieeran merecido
premios primeros 81 ell ndmero do es-
tos no hubiese sido nmitado. Hubo 60
premios muy bien adjudicados, que re
soiaremos, en- hsta aparte, con Ell NOM
bre de las personas agraciadas; que 6s-
TO. como especifcar uno por uno el
trabajo de los profesores sus exhibi-
clones, llenaria no una cr6nica, sino
varias.
FL Comisionade de Instruction de
Aiiasco, ex-profesor y, .por 10 tanto,
amante enamorado de las escuelas en-
breves, pero concisas elocuentes fra
ses, abri6 ell acto. Placenos felicitar al
senior Gonzalez Suarez, asi como sus
compafieros sehores Rivera Gomez. de
Aguada, Aviles, de Rinc6n.
S. ofreci6 qp banquste al Dr. Paul
G. Miller y los visitantes repre- 'enta-
tivos del Departamento de Agricultu-
ra; y, con varias personas de esta To-
calidad, sumaron veintc seis invita-
dos. La mesa, con profusi6n de flores.
anunciaba ell buen gusto de la sehora
Mary de Aran, que ha ce'aborado con
su amante esposo para su lucimiento.
Mrs. Aran, regiamente vestida. en-
union de la sefiorita Elsie Mae Will
sey, inspectora de Ciencias Domesti-
cas-. alegraron ell suntuoso almuerso.
Todos los manjares habian sido con
feccionados por las nifas que reciben
clases de Ciencias Domesticas, dirigi-
das por su profesora, la bella seforita
Carmen Clavell. Nuestra distinguida
amiga, la encantkdora solita Dome
mech, presto su valioso concurso.
FL DR.. Miller habl6 en- ingles. Es Ell
Doctor va una personalidad ,defnida
para hacer de ella prolijos relatos.. lie
oimos elogiar con vehemencia la labor
de los profesores felicitar calurosa-
mente Mr.. Y Mrs. Aran.
La mdsica de la Correctional, que
ameniz6 los ntimeros del programa, fue
muy aplaudida.
En- la velada de la noche fu6 ieido
Ell laudo de los jurados, quienes LENA
ron su cometido satisfaction general
r. A. r.
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.NOTAS DE BAYAMON
LAS 1NscR1pcIoNEs:

LAS INsCRIPCIoNES:
Ell viernes continu6se Ia inscription
de electores en- esta municipalidad. Des
de el dia anterior los republicanos hi
cieron una completa movilizaci6n de
todos sus corredores, tanto> de los cam
pos como de la ciudad. Los unionistas
socialistas Sc limitaron a trabajar
en- Ell campo, con mejores resnItados
que los republicanos pues va las
cuatro de la mahana una larga fila de
unionistas en- su gran mayorfa, y en-
segundo lugar socialistas. cubria una
gran extension de Ia calle Maceo. CO.
mo las diez de Ia manana neg6 un
truck iconduciendo doce electortss
republicanos del barrio de Pajaros. por
hsber negado tarde tuvieron que IL a
Ia cola. 10 que les vali6 el acostum-
brado ''choteo'. No SO explica como
habiendO trabajado tanto los repubii-
canos, no hubieran copado Ia prime
ra posici6n en- la fila.
Habland6 con algunos campesinos,
pudimos enterarnos de una nueva tao
tica en- la lucha por la obtenci6n de Ia
mayoria en los inscritos. Nos decian
los informantes 10 siguiente: "Toda
la semana Sc han pasado don Fnlano
don Sutano recorriendo el barrio y
haci6ndonos ofrecimienttos de que Sc
nos va dar este y 10 otro, y de que
saldrenos bien de tai cual asunto
que esta pendiente de 10 que usted sa-
be. En- fin, nos hacen tantos ofrecimien
tos, que ncsotros, por sacar algin par
lido de clio. decimos que ST, que nos
irscribiremos; pero como usted muy
bien sabe, la votaci6n es secreta: des
pues que nos metamos en- la casilla la
cosa cambiar& de especie. Bastante es
carmentados estamos con los muchos
ofrecimientos que siempre Sc nos han
hecho.'' Hasta aqui llegaba la infor-
maci6n de esos ingenuos campesinos.
Las inscripciones en- esta municipa-
lidad no daran NADIA mas que una IL
gera idea de cual sera La posici6n de
las distintas huestes contendientcs. Sc
ha ofrecido mucho, ha habido esplen-
didez por parte de algunos hderes, y
como es bien sabido, "estos vientos
traen grandes aguaceros'' es decir,
esos desprendimientos traeran grandes
sorpresas. que traducidas al idioma vul
gar quiere decir grandes "tiradas',
Como las doce del dia llegaron
trucks. uno cargado de unionistas
y otro de republicanos. Cada uno trae-
ria alredor de veinticinco electores.
AL cerrarse ell colegio de inscripcio-
mes la tarde del viernes, arroj6 el ST.
guiente resultado: Unionistas, 9O5; re
publicanos. 21o Socialists ss. =.
.Es bueno consignar que Ell "tapao"
esta que hace horizonte dentro de las
flas de los principales partidos.
En- las inscripciones del s&bado Sc
obtuvo q resultado siguiente: Republi-
canos 402; Socialists 22O, y Unionis-
tas 159. Los campos Sc han visto inva-
didos de propagandistas de los princi-
pales partidos, quienes va no conflan
esa labor los que acostumbraban ha-
cerla, sino que van ellos nnsmos. pues
han considerable que hasta ahora Sc es-
taba votando dinero inutilmente.
Ell Corresponsal.
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CRON|CA DE
LA UNIVERSIDAD
Ell EsTUD1ANTE y.

1s4I 10 VILLAIN q -.
Convaleciendo de una igera enfer-
nedad, en- ell "Auxilio Mutuo'', Sc
encuentra nuestro particular amigo y
compaiero Manuel Blazquez Molero,
que ha popularizado con sus bellas Gro
nicas universitarias, ei seudonimo~ de
"'El Estudiante k.
Contandose el amigo Blazquez en-
ire los buenos estudiantes de este plan
tel y hacienda notable falta entire nos
otros, rogamos a Dios por su compile
to restablecimientto para verle prom
to ocupando el puesto que por varios
d1as ha dejado vacante.
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Ell pRox1Mo v1ERNEs

Habra una gran exposition agrfco-
La en- Ell salon de Asambleas de la Uni
>versidad, presentada por las clases de
agriculture que dirigen los senOres vi
lanova y Gueits. Promote ser esplen-
dida, como la de los amos antericres.
Por la noche celebraran las classes
de mnsica, que dirige la senOrits Luce,
,in .'Moon Light Singing. para el
cual Sc invitara Oportunaments.
ANA veremos.
AsSUR BANI PAL.