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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS wAsrtO- aIlt.

SITUATION WANTED Nv soors. -uis VI
sritnce degree from ChisAso university. - army
AuAU deifrs hard surk and opportunity fm al
mnocnrnt AddrvS & huffman, 1927 Fast
ffB foufh street theaG1. lll
MHtTiVE POSITION NANrfD s,oor public ,e
S.co,ls, s ,rs % '' syoN ,na,,,ns u,
Production rcsts, analytical statements. SntLunl
repars. charts. f-der.. income in BANKING
ss a,' sarS.iaa S1i oTmai& Of 1SaT %Sasa oiss T
~ meihodN SYSTEM, appliance fnltVsU 4
o rioddur and manufacturer Can,idr h,gh
grade executive npon.ng nny tilt sige crsdsn
i.as and riercuoss lnleni-r solicited sgiA
BO0khtEplNG Oh mdltlng evenings, by eIpsfrnJol
accountant employed 'on g. world
tOgfNAN taTsnisr general building consuu,ti.u.
gsnu psltlon tepyins give rvti7iIa~ fully M
Fully hPtRliNrtp and reliable leasr maHaser
and l'os after property Adi'ss, sla.A world
ENrfKitNtEb AtCUtNTNNT. nc.ltos snfk o' r,tu
inG pTmanoltJ employed duriue day and can
furnish best Of feieftnre' 'ul Z. Nrt
WANTED Nv mAr!~i man ot npenenr. position
a. gory clers best rc's7n-'s n'ass 1871
NANfEh Position as hranch hanasrf Auiiiof On
aecouniMti im employed but drIfc change "A
dress s'a World
COMBINATION OFFICE nan and Hsnxraph--. sood
correspondent thoroughly competent. highest fei
efsnc@ Address 55dC World
NAN1tb f,sit,on by thHoughy cipfitnsed afItt
man capable u akinf chAfte " office Prefer oil
company " independent producer. Thoroughly ~
perienred and compotrri 10 handle oil ofire Must
carry good sAay Nth privilege " becoming In
tefesicd IN COMPANY Present employer quitting
business Rest u references. si7A World
aitl ATtOS WAITED ny gsologist, master OF selsnc,
derrc from thlcagn miTerlty eI army i1atm.
desires hard sot and opportunity ior advanctmsni
Adhfrss Huffman 1927 Fad fii,y Fourth
street Cticagn IN
JAfANEst NJ rLth SAINTS position In g,od family
address sil.A World
hLlhtLh afENOGkArhkk with eIecIiNe ability
eipefienc-d IN oil business and NJ Wbsldsnes ne.
tifes connection with independent oil pfudlrrr NJ
tfm 0fring q future What have y0ui Addfts,
1884. world
4 YOUNG married man s0ud ltt a loh Ai ehaui
iem of driving t1ict. rall O,age 02ss All f0f
Parker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


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ANh hR roft
llt probably knr-s atuul lhe hotel. apartment housf
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g.,, ,h'Ap rent m C. { Davis 1873 South
WSthMNr
g"d one, do@n iosu. doing a hiE businrA
Ash Mk PuIl
O,'s" sass
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Good ln'ation, ihleo yslf leA,f. B0' bu.ldng
Ask VIZ pOft
Naee EiNA
tAkiiL uR SMALL uArs 1f .fhfat .rfeaga sln..
In a1tafe m w"inring aefsagr in tle thfe,
li"Wiurul l"iNahh on ueiis l.. MaNieid
t24 Vast Second Hftei phone Usage hHii
tArIrN nl yui nf,d itl Legitimate rpieoufla.. tl
usorej by al, y u1rs of ftfr mortgage bona
nu rHiH nmmi0'on basis MONEY 'w lmrto'
hg m rnlANhs l"n buainet m iw ''huAblw
A'NueL'u lhl"ni,,lnhh, rln WniFr ln f'pal
wT wT ,'E pr,l.m pI.. 'r.m ,"n,nE ",e tl.l par
nolAn 70 norNe Wnml' attention " NtUeftuu
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rrrst chicago
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01

w WILL sTAKT YOU To- The cleaning and dJeHg
business; little capital needed. biz profits. srip
tgr booslet Tho Ben. .N'nie Syytcm Dept 2H5
ChaflOtie y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01

SITUATION wANTfn ~ groogst mAslT VI
sCitncr degree from thsNp university. army
HtAtU deifrs hHfi gwk and opportunity iof al
Nanocment AdiWS huffman, l2ai FAST
tlfy fuurh street. chicago. H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
SITUATIONS wMrrD-sfsAlt. %
A Competent All Around
Cook
Wishes position In small hotel
by February 10.
Usage 6489

sffNVGRATHEE Sine ys4is cipcrenc,. .Ui aus
ismpTarlJ fo Information, Addfra jj2 &,
tAflMEN,tD HenoUapbe is'Iv, position Phone
ulNWHtrrtg desire, duA -gfs durIng ,iaie un.
0sAge $3.50
NNN. s. 0iO 10 share iC,m 6n'lns.s gid onJ
ke'renee, cIrhanged. Cali 0Age 6ssd after D.
tNJ0Mt s. 5is S1yanl qaarisn 10 tolaugg
COMPETENT LADY u0Id Ike 10 rent of tau cn4,gs
q, SOD coming house or snail h,tsi Address boI
WANTED tsmpIfap snpl9msnl by compe,sni ,is
nnSaphet lIperenccd In All lines Phone 777p
fUSlrlON WANTED hj lady a. II B opsiai5f
Or tile elns fhnns OsAgr 1850 u
RFiNEp Y0tSG LADY silhss position a. roygf
rru y ons o. more children 6,,Tt 3l,5.I
sTtNHkAfnEK sEGRtTNRY nos cmplo,si d-irs 10
b-le ehang', foi 1etS Informs lII call C'Gsf
LAuifh Nh0 AHE Uiirs aud accurate At ngr- afs
guaH;!ri and erpefisueed in 6ls line. 10 uas
~ mlrh 10 heH from such firms and the better
The future you have IN offer the hArdef 1 yprr
md happier I'm be sta.A World
sltN0,HArlita ItNouFhJ eIpeii,bcd AMI -lr
neisnt 0'as' iis2
NANrEp y h board. is5en years central o7.
fcs -Ip'iinr' Phone 0safo sti5
LAnl kArsGlt,EgtD y Gns, gilos s5fs. taoi
dshv. desire position At once si6.A World
MATED Position " holsrsssper BY vonAn 4Ih
lits gtl ichooI asr 10 Sidgss's Boa,s Ygsla
lsa't iosn Adrr's 'o2-c w0-.d
NANIt, Position a. managT a apartment hJa's
o. h9'e am permanently iocated IN Tulsa W.
POSITION As EO0KREEPER or rJmpoms,sf oos,s
w by young LADY sih too yeA0 slua-isnr' bag
HOlsE tlItNiSG ANb auudry so,i sa6te8 Va ig
traEs 2I2s J. STREET Adifrqi 1881 South caro-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
EMPLOYMENT
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EMpI IOYMENT
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WANTED Five bright tapab.c ladies IN uarel
demonstrate and ,cll dealers. S25 To $50 PEI praA
Al.foad fare paid Ntlte st onc, Gooirich pnH
20. Dept ssl. omaha Neo
SOtNG LADY ADOui J. as cashier and 6oO.lsepa
in retail store must be neat state in eontidcner
previous etrrl'nce and "lmy vaniei Address
h o-h hahd'nuhs oll.' Nwld
NANrtO Gf shu ran Take i,ca'lun and 10 help
With genaAl Office vnrk Position dy-- not ~
ql'e an 'in'rl "'nor'posf Wlm tlecfie to.
WANTED Elderly smie iai, on cuiossJ sifl im srn
cfal housrsofk Call tO North Main
MESSENGER Urls san,ad sn.l ..s,, N.,.e,
rsisrtnb ia ''' ' ''' ""
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Ihs.,,. ni,t,, uar ~ W.t ts,,ssn -. ~ ~
o'''" 80
Sgl AEt DIAL price, square heai iess1 SQUARE
deal 1.rs 81 per sees McAiinn' lev'2 Co. l1o
GuNFEfESr WniTE rr or miille ,grd vom.p fof
general hotnevons Phone Osar 3sSt
,n,ys IN, =, .. =. ,,... a., .-.
IVY w ~. , ., ,Sl s puaitW i6O .n' WV 'oiu
voting a lev hour' caeh day 10 ini.n.,s IAN
ing voildnt you take the tnlnluti Alfish,, /
as.ure yoi thai there Is no element % eb,urs
! sno. you can DO It iou,s heard o. 'IisS niaash
oss ,, 81 ySSss, lie Day and evening 'las'e r'ls
DRArGnON's BUSINESS COLLEGE
5IoE sonh Main
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w., r,,.., ~. tE0o sssb T,,.oa ' ~" wv rr'
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WANTED Coloed poman a cnoh buI e.
q, ,y.L'1l ~. l,p''u nt'" Hpp2 "'~e sN4o. .-,--.-
NANThD-naiInsi Apply lunch room, Midland Nsllel
depot
Nors Phone Osas. 617l
GlgL WANTED At purity tAndy kjtr6sns uAii 5G
fables a FaN serond
N,NT,n G,od ,,.,,,, IA. sa,,,.--.,.,,
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ns 49,, 81 .iI I' .nn., rnp'I1 ~. .'| E cp~'n"
'siu sa'@'' ''"'' '''''' ''o y. "Ulo.
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LADY UR tTNuFNAN AGENT .,p,.d In M "a Tor
Wathns Famais P,piutt. wAIlns goods knosr
e,eysbrc his pfuiiis wnts today watkins Co..
~. Winona Nnn
WANTED ncuiy clpericbccd solicitors fof 10 dsys
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
MUTT AND JEFF-YAAS INDEED
BOARD AND ROOMS

ssoas roa Rtst--tUsisH II
g.s,5tiy iufnished fOom sdloln-
lUiN -,,s In. steam heated apafimsuti men
ia dsas. $500. -.----.---,,,--,---,--....
,-t.,-,i.s s>Isilu, sisptns rom block Of 100 6"
In s..a1s ~ F9. tcu,l g-Y 1T. TT.
tUsVN ,gsieru home. tS0 lnse closcs' oan
tf -iss In. gentlemen. y--yy-y---,-
I'm, .l ronV M 1iEya,s nome; meals II desired
fsI sHfh l1inntL -.------.
-4ss, r00v -pnue enuan's; walking diS-
So esst $50 --
-r,pf,g Room Two genuemen' ooSe w '4'
Ass,,s petrol. osigg $3.50. o.---.-,.---,--,-
s.,.,t, f,ribei aeepins room with private
a. taes G'65 5Ot Nal Cemeron
-. gs Scnping room. adjoining bath
NVhC tso scuuenca, sarase u desired Vsafe
!f.la' f.la'-'',--- T. ~,
.,v,,e -,n M 900 South Dsn-r. Al
s5s-.r.p.,G HO0g close in. e2i so'rh l,ctson.
ssigo0 N,Ey rtGNlslED n hc1 ,,'.s sil zen! gn.
70 Wv f Nrih Main iltney line. $50 ner
- 20 S,rth El~ood. Mic . N. SUNDAY
r,TlytT s. i23O-Nieo single roomi close ln'
aEasaT''ii MIN 'iia,ar
l,,,fe. ..ft Nio,y furnished room IN Pm
~. .-, r,ngs phone s36I
sosE,Nr r1 iso gentlemen o. coup. enployeh'
iuA ,-. rHul f1um OF sepud iopr close IN
60. l betgccn $50 and 23O m
y ,re O 8. =. --.- ---------,----..------
1IyFN6 Boon Anl sHsse space for 'Ho an
o5,T .Ifr,C BOOM p1'ais iAmiJ. no OtteI
-ga., .4+ r-,1f bah. fani6od 9 IN
"T-r.,rsf r,t o7We Asso --
alTpNt ..uN q. III sooih Cheyenne. Can
osa' -, ,,.-sI - ,,,,,,,.,,.ss
eNTtn. .ft .l,.,, ,,B '"p,gye' 1,g call Csdr J7s IN
N11Ha
4 e''a. is.5i,, mans. Adjoining ham
N'no N't N'.'H"' ''''''''
o1.s .....,,.-. ,i.e,J,s ro.,m. COO nee, Irg
losh !, -t5as home suitable 's tvo or three
-7,,5,yt-, ime sleeping room. we'll FUR
W. uI o,,es 2s62
s.s,,,,-. -n. s1..s of thT,r room: TOO br,i-
w ,o- sg,' ,,a sitting rolm private entrance. neul
80 "a, ,sa NJ four gentlemen.
gg-. f,.-. soi,beasi room nIeyiy fiT---
~. No. ,-fY5, Tr5i nIeely furnished ffooi
6TEErr y. 500 N,Hy iwpmnso r r2om % eloss M
urirn ''o p. %
Nral YkNloliED A,phs fV"as' o@S H~n
thirnrt o,ss oi-2 :, s,,-----------------.---
NW aNS W. 'r.d not 20 tN'lne.s unless ne Used
@ s.sn@ y,r bSd
nSsNg IA, nan and ys Or $50 10 employed bow "sh sr,
lIa.aG' '''
e-l,s,... I7os ssi,b sc,ir,,fr. ,dioI1ins
lhIkulL .g Iuo 'VH u ,.,,a. ,oso ns,s.
a5iJ
.s-rfI.g,.rs eaufh five blDelg
,,-- 'r-f N,nS4t bank Phone Usage 22RN
C170R arg R.m f5f rent in private home.
No nrr Cedar 2g5.
si7ri I5- Fo, rant living ,oon and ped
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21
Got Batch of IS
Letters at Once

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. PA
romance which was Temporarily
allied duringh the war, but which
gathered great proportions with
the signing of the armistice, reach
ed it's climax here when Tony Bon
don, deputy circuit clerk, mar
ried Miss Ida Gargotte, belle of the
Italian colony. The ceremony was
performed at the Holy Rosary
Italian church.
Bondon, who is twenty eight
years old and a son of a wealthy
produce dealer in Excelsior
Springs, fought with the 110th
Engineers in France. Because of
some tangle in thhe mail deliveries
in France Bodon, during his A. e.
f. days, seldom heard from the
pretty Miss Ida. However, just be-
fore boarding ship for the return
voyage the mail orderly delivered
eighty-five letters from Miss Gar
gotto to Bondon They had been
following the soldier on his march
through France.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21
Scenic Forest
Along Highway
Nav Be Saved

The scenic beauty of The Dalles-
California highway through the
klamath Indian reservation may be
preserved through the Efforts of the
state highway department which is
seeking to effect an exchange OF
timber lands between the klamath
Indian agency and the Pelican Bay
Lumber company on basis which
will leave a strip of standing tim
Der 100 feet wide on either side of
the highway through the reserva-
ton. In letter to Governor O]cott
C. C. Kelley, assistant state highway
engineer, who has been conduct
ing the negotiations for the ex-
chanke states that the stretch OF
highway involved is Immediately
east of Crater lake.
..All of the peaks are visible from
the line and with the timber left
standing it would make very
scenic stretch of road but If the
timber is allowed to be devastated
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21
Budget Raises
Only One Half
OF Italy's Debt

Milan, Oct. 21.- The budget OF
the Italian government for the
present fiscal year shows a total
revenue of eleven million lire
against total expenditure of twen-
| ty-five billion, but the financial fu-
\ ture of Italy, one of the keenest
| sufferers of the war, is not dis
couraging.
Such is the view of Professor Ar
naldo Agnelli, under-secretary of
state for the treasury, stated in an
interview. The view strikes note
of optimism in Europe's financial
| discord because Italy has been con-
! sidered the weak link in the en-
tente chain, and the nation most
threatened by bolshevistic tenden-
cies.
For the present year." Agnelii
said, I'VE can calculate on an in
crease in revenue of four billion.
lire over the previous year. The
greatest impulse to the revenue
is due to the firm hand and de-
termined will of the present gov
erament. The Giolitti cabinet has
decided that all war excess profits
should be confiscated by the state.
Must Improve Exchange.
Therefore, we can look forward
with full confidence of faith. On
the whole, the situation is very
far from discouraging.
There is urgent need for activi-
ty in every field of our economic
life. We must endeavor by every
means to improve our exchange
with American, British, and French
currency. Our export trade is al
ready on the increase"
Italy is convinced that trade with
Russia is a necessity in the cam
paign Of postwar revival.
Il have been authorized by Sig
nor Giolitti," said Professor Agnel-
Ii, ''to accept three conditions put
forward by the Italian vo-operative1
representatives. These are:
THAT regular fortnightly COM
munication be established between
the Black sea ports and the Italian
ports.
1.-The soviet representatives in |
Italy to be fully assisted by the
government officials and the ex-I
perts belonging to private enter
prises
"Telegraphic and postal services
to be guaranteed at once by the
concerned"
JOURNAL WANT ADS paw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21

| boys in my home, and when
make my fortune I'm going to
I build a great, fine place for boys.
Was College Student.
II studied six years in the Uni
versity of Illinois and other schools
\ II played on the championship
basketball team in Chicago; l was
athletic instructor for the largest
church in Chicago. They cannot
say of me that he did not try And
1t is ridiculous to charge that had
affairs with women. That is the
most fantastic thing that can be
said Of me, because 1t Is opposed
to all my principles. l believe firm
ly in the single standard of moral
ity."
His intention to make cheap gas
oline, Jenkinson said, involved the
mixing Of the crudest kerosene
and all oxidizing agent with wa
ter. 1t will make the highest-test
gasoline in the land"
Jenkinscn said he was enjoying
a great experience" in Jail. "I've
been working too hard and needed
a vacation he said, "and | will
remain in Jail until l rot before
accepting ball and surrendering
Cne of nv convictions"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21
Wapato Breaks
Couar-bone On
Tackling Dummy

No opposing player ever "knoch
ed out" Paul Wapato. for the pas'
three seasons a memoer of Coach
Mathews Bearcat squad, so 1t re-
mained for an inaninlate object
to turn the trick. Tuesday night
Mathews sent his first squad over
to the tackling dummy at the end
of the field, having told them the
night previous that he was not
satisfied with their tackling in
the Chemawa game Saturday.
Tackling the dummy Is not usn-
ally considered dangerous sport,
but "Wap" hit 1t pretty hard and
in some manner broke his collar
bone. 1t will be impossible for him
to play in the Mnltnomah game
Saturday. With Lawson, the other
tackle out with fractured elbow,
it appears that the Bearcat line
will be weakened, but Basler IS
showing up well in Wapatos place
having played tackle in 1917, and
Harry Rarey, who shone 80 a
lineman at the beginning OF the
season but has been out with
bad ankle, is filling Lawson's
position satisfactorily.
Captain Russ Rarey is taking
vacation from practice, but will be
in the game. Ed Socolofsky is ex-
hibiting class as an end. and may
with Lyman and Can
zans.
Coach Mathews himself got in
to a suit Thursday night In prac-
tice, and ran off six pounds, as
well as bolstering up the SCRUB
lineup so that they scored on the
varsity on pass, for the first
time this season. The varsity man
aged to score twice. At least one
more scrimmage session VIII pre-
cede the Multnomah game.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21
Talbot Station
Improvements
To Be Reviewed

improvements in the shipping
facilities at Talbot station on the
Oregon Electric line in Marion
county is to be considered by the
public service commission at a
hearing to be held in Salem on Uc-
tober IS, on the same date the
commission will consider an appli-
cation for grade crossing near
Claxtar station on the oregon Elec-
trio in this county.
Grade crossing in Baker county
will occupy the attention of the
commission November A and re-
hearing into telephone rates on the
Bradford Telephone lines is sched-
uled for Prairie City on November
s.
Sheriff La Bare of Columbia
county has seized "A still within five
blocks of the court house at st.
HalqpS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21
Is Perfect Athlete.

(By International News Service.)
Bellaire, Oct. I'll Frank Par
kinson, former. local high school
athlete, is or e of the twenty-seven
men out of 1900 in the Ohio State
university's freshmen class who
passed the physical examination
with q pei feet score. All freshmen
are required to undergo the exami-
nation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21

yocaleu Tor those found guilty Of
unfair dealings with tenants by
Wilbur Drew. president Of the Med
ford Hillside and South Medford
Tenants league, at a meeting Of
that organization.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21

, adjacent to the highway it would be
sore spot entirely out Of keeping
with the beauty of Crater Lake re-
gion," Kelley declares.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21

Exports of Oregon lumber from
the Columbia river to foreign mar
kets for the nine months of this
year were 95.7 per cent greater
than for the entire IL months of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21
T,andIo-ds---.--Bewarei

(By International News Service.)
Msdford, Mass, Oct. 21.-- AS
proper punishment for profiteer-
ing landlords a six-months' Jail
sentence and 500 fine were ad-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-21

Three large boxes containing
clothing for the Armenians have
been shipped from Oregon City to
Portland,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-12
Ell prOgrama de Ia
futuTa ASambIea
MpaI. Republican,

Don Miguel Echevarria, candidate
Comisionado del Servicio PGblicC
por el partido Republican,, informd
aver a un reporter de Ell MUNDO
que dentro de breves dias, el sabado,
seguramente, estara terminado y dl-
ra a la publicidad, el programa que
sometera la consideration publica,
el cual piensa desarrollar en- el pro-
ximo periodic de su administration.
En- el-nos dijo el Sr Echevarria
-decimos 10 que Sc necesita hacer pa
ra continuar la obra de la actual ad-
ministracion de San Juan.
FL Sr. Echevarria contesto va
rias preguntas nuestras, diciendonos
que, de momento, no podia satisfacer
a nuestrOs deseos, pesar de que
agnadecia nuestro proposito.
-Sabemos,- NOS apresuramos a
decirle-que en- ese programa, entire
otras cuestiones importantes figura
la de la prolongacion de la Ollle de
San Francisco.
81, senor ESQ es muy necesa-
rio. Es una cosa que Sc impone .
En- la oicina de Ferrer, ell ingeniero
municipal, pueden verse los pianos.
Ell Sr. Echevarril estaba de prisa.
No quisimos molestarle. Mientras nos
despedimos, lie preguntamos:
-IQue lie parece el Sr. Traviesp?
Como caballero, excelente. Lo
que siempre me ha extranado es que
un dia Sc pusiera a decir que yo era
an rompe-huelga.
En- cuanto a su opinion acerca de
Travieso como politico, el Sr. Eche
varria no nos dijo NADIA, pealr de
varias preguntas. .
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CaSaS para los ha-
bitanteS de HOyO
Frio ySaIsipuedes

En- la manana de aver celebr6 una
reunion la Comision de Hogares Sc
guros, bajo la presidencia del Sr. Els
teves, habiendo asistido los senores
Ruiz Soler, Comisionado de Slnidad.
Sr Camunas, Comisionado de Agri-
cultura y Trabajo, y ell Sr. Rafael
Alfonso, miembro, Sc tomaron los 81
guientes acuerdos:
Sc procedera a la mayor brevedad
possible la construction de 100 ca
sas adicionales, de MADEIRA, las que
seran destinadas Il las familias que
viven en- los Barrios de "Hoyo Frio,"
"Salsipuedes'', "Sud- Miranda. Es-
tas casas seran fabricadas un cos
to de $1,000 onda una, tendran su
eXcelente servicio sanitario, alcantarl
llado para ell desague, tres dormito-
rios, su sala, comedor, cocina etc.
Fue acuredo solicitar de II Cruz
ROja $50 casas de campaiia, de las
que usa ell ejercito, para ser arma-
dGs con ell fin de trasladar las fami-
las que Sc encuentran en- los barrios
citados, cuya situacion exige un
cambio Immediate en- virtud de los
trabajos del dragado del puerto que
adelanhln rapidamente. Estas casas
de campana Sc usaran solamente con
caracter provisional, dado el case de
emergencia en- que Sc encuentran las
familias que habitan los barrios de
'HOyo Frio" y "Salsipuedes", etc.
Ademas Sc acordo solicitar de la
Cruz Roja el edificio que Sc encuen-
ira en- los terrenos de II Feria In
sular para destinarlo al mismo fin, ca
so que fuese necesario.
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)r0SiOnGS SObre
la actual SituaCi0n
pOIitiCa de la ISIa

Un lider unionista que regres6 aver
de la isla, despues de una nrga ex-
cursion por es5s pueblos, nos hizo
las siguientes manifestaciones
Ell hecho de que no hayan pre-
sentado candidatura pan Senador
los socalistas de Ponce da a enten-
der claramente que hay una inteli-
gencp entire elIos los Republica-
nos para evitar la derrota del Sr.
Tous Soto en- ESQ distrito senatorial.
derr3ta que con toda seguridad espe
raba infringir a los Republiolnos ell
partido Unionista que ahora Sc ha-
ce algo mas dihch.
En- cuanto los demas distritos Sc
natornles creo que hay de ellos que
estan asegurados para la Union, ell
de Mayaguez es mas probable que
sea tambien para los Unionistas, de-
bidO desprendimient) de los Repu-
blicanos en- Lajas, San German, Sa-
bana Grande y en- la misma ciudad
de Mayaguez.
Ell aumento de votos socillistas en-
Penuelas, Yauco Guanica proceden
tes del partido Republican,, ha lie
gado tai punto, en- Yauco Qua
MICA han disminuido los Republicanos
y lam aumentado los S0cialistas, -
que es seguro que el 1nico distrito re
preventative que ganen los Socialis-
tas en- las proximas elecciones sera
ese, aun cuando los Unionistas ga
men la municipalidad de Yauco, CO.
mo Sc espesl.
En- Naguabo, que forma parte del
distrito representative numero 33
han hecho pacto los Republicanos y
los Socialistas; pero los primeros vo-
taran la candidatusl soeialsta. A pc