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Evening journal., 1920-08-24
FIND RICHARDSON DIED
OF KIDNEY TROUBLE II

After hearing the testimony OF DR..
Henry W. Briggs, coroner's physician
the jury summoned last night By Cor
onor Bullock 10 hear the evidence in
the case Of the death OF Robert 4.
Richardson, c0lored, who d I'd in the
Delaware Hospital Angus. 20. return
ed a verdict OF death from acute
nephritis
Richardson was taken 10 the hos
piial from his home In the morning
He had come home from work the
night before and informed his sister
in-law with whom he lived that he
had Just had about a quart OF good
.eiuff" The next day he became un-
conscious.
In the cases OF John C.. Lowe. who
shot himself in his room. at a board
ing house. POP East Fourth street.
August IS. and Sadie Council. who
died from taking Illuminating gas. at
her home. sos Nandever avenue. Au-
gust %. the Jury returned a verdict Of
death, self inflicted"
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
GOVERNOR CERTTFTE'S
TENN. HAS RATIFIED

NASHVILLE, Tenn. AUG. p. (Oniied
press).-Govcrnor A. II. Roberts has
certified TO the Department OF state
at Washington, that Tennessee has
ratified the Federal Suffrage Amend
mcnt, suffrage leaders declared today.
Governor Roberts, according TO Rep
rcsentative Miller and Attoney-cen-
eral Thompson, mailed the certiiica-
ton TO the Secretary Of State.
This followed the granting OF ''writs
of rcc'orari aud superSedaS" in the
state Supreme Court, by Chief jus
tice Landscn. These writs. IL Is held
took Injunction proceedings from the
lower court and enabled the governor
and other State officials 10 act.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. p Omitted
Press. THE Supreme Court today as
sumed jurisdiction Of the Injunction
proceedings against Governor Roberts
and other State officials 10 prevent
them from certifying that Tennessee
had ratified suffrage.
Chief Justice ID. l.. Landsen issued
writs taking the suits from the lower
court, on petition Of Roberts and the
other defendants. The time for hear
ina the suit in the supreme Court has
not been set.
DEOkTUR. Ala. Aug. 81 United
Dress Members az the lower House
OF Tenn ssee. who came here 20 break
the quorum and delay ilnal action on
~ufraga To Tennessee. ind cat,d iOday
they would probably return % Nash
VILE next week In a signed state
mcnt they demanded that a refer.
endum be held on ratification. They
urged that mass meeting be Staged In
every county and that resolutions b,
adopted Voicing the sentiment OF th,
people on suffrage ratification.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

ATCOSTPLAN
FORRAILWAYS
Commission FavOrs Fixed
Return for Stockholders on
Their Investment
BY HIGH
LABOR AND MATERIAL

WASHINGTON. Aug "a UNITED
Prcss.l-Adoption OF service at
cost plan 10 save from bankruptcy
many city street ear lines was rec
commended In a report OF the Federal
Electric Railways Commission, for
warded 90 President Wilson today.
This plan. now operating In Cleve-
land, Cincinnati. Dallas. Montreal and
other cities provides FOR rates OF fare
governed hy actual cost OF operation
plus a nAed return 90 stockholders
on their investment The plan usual
Is carries close municipal supervision
OF car lines.
The report broadly lntlmaicd that
n the service at cost plan falls. pub
De ownership may be considered the
next logical step.
III The reforms Incident 90 public
regulation which we suggest I'm this
report should not result In making
private ownership satisfactory 90 the
public such reforms should al lolsl
enable public ownership 20 be cs.
lahlishcd upon a Just and equitable
basis" The report said.
The Electric Hallway Commission
was appointed by President Wiser
Continued on Page Slx)
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
MEAT PRICES
FALL in CITY
Retailers Make Slash AL
though Wholesalers Have
Made No Reduction
AVERAGE OF FIVE
CENTS POUND CUT

While Armour and Company, meat
packers say their prices on their
fresh meats have increased from , To-
cents per pound this week, other
Wilmington meat dealers have taken
the stand Of Philadelphia dealers and
lowered their prices. In Philadelphia
one large concern operating a chain OF
stores has announced reductions I'm
fresh meats ranging from TO 10 cents
a pound.
johnson and Brothers, meat dealers
IN this city said today that all meats
had been lowered al their stores.
The reduction ranged from 3 TO 8
cents a pound They also Will reduce
sugar TO IS cents tomorrow. thev said
today.
When The attention Of 'he Armour
ana Company repr' sentatives were
called 10 The meat price reducio to-
Continued on Page Two)
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
BATTERED BOLSHEVIK ARMY WOULD QUIT
DENNEY FOR GOV., LAYTON FOR CONGRESS
REPUBLICANS
LAUD RECORD OF
GOV. TOWNSEND
staff Correspondence.

stan correspondence.
DOVER, Del. Aug. 2i.- Follow
ing Is "A summary of the platform
adopted by the Republican State
convention today:
lndOrses i'm full the platform
adopted by the Republican ma
tional convention at Chicago.
Declares for the League of Ma
tions with such reservations as
shall in every way protect the
sovereignty and Independence of
the United States.
Reanlrms belief In n protective
tariff. reasonable In amount. but
sufficient 10 adequately protect the
laboring man, the farmer and in
dustries OF the country.
Pledges undivided support 10
Harding and Coolidge.
lndOrseS services rendered State
by United States Senator l.. Hcislcr
Ball and Representative Caleb r..
Layton.
Condemns Wilson administration
for conduct Of public business as
weak, inefficient and eNtravaqant"
Declares Wilson foreign policy
has been vacillating and diplomatic
service has been frequently debased
for unworthy political ends.
Declares that while the war con-
ditiOns naturally call for some in
crease in taxation. the Wilson ad-
miniStratiOn Is directly responsible
for an undue accumulation of bur
denSOme taxes because Of con
tinued waste and duplication.
Heartily welcomes women OF
state 10 "iustly deserved repre-
Sentation."
Praises administration Of Cover
nor Townsend aS progressive, ef-
hcient and forward-lOOki
Urges development Of proper
budget system in administering the
finances of the Stale.
Advocates development OF a~al
schools so children In rural tOm-
munities may enjoy equal educa-
iional opportunities with those
living IN the cities.
COngrniulates State Highway De-
parimeni on IFS work; faNorS recla-
nation Of swamp lands; advocates
legislation 70 put farmer on az least
equal footing with citizens engaged
In other lines OF endeaYOr; favOrs
development of cooperative or
ganizaii0n among farmers. both for
collective purchase OF farm sup
plies and for collective marketing.
FaNOrs more actiV State immi-
grafton bureau 10 Increase agrl-
cultural population.
Urges greater cO-Ope .atiOn be-
tween capita, and labor.
Endorses WilminptOn's efforts 10
develop It's harbor and seaport
piers.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
RED :
DIVISIONS
INROUTARE I
WIPED OUT
and Italy Demand
Russia Tame Down Arm
istice Proposals to
Poles
10000 OF FLEEING
BOLSHEVIKI TAKEN

LONDON. Aug. q (3;sO p. m.J
Omitted Press. THE Russian northern
army has opened negotiations foe
surrender. according 10 a report from
Vienna today. The dispatch whlclI
was unconnrmed said the Bolshevikk
had sent a messenger 10 Gen. Sidorski
10 arrange terms OF capitulati0n.
LONDON. Aun. q CUniled Press.)--
Tho Bolshevih are now retrcatinn
along the entire 500 mile battlefront
in Poland, according 10 unofficial dis
patches from Warsaw this afternoon
Gen. Budenny, whose cavalry had
thrcalenod Lcmbern for more than a
week, has Joined in the general red
withdrawal, II was said.
Only seven partially effective Boil
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
METAL TICKETS
FOR CAR RIDERS
Trolley Company Also to In
stall Collecting Devices
on All Lines
PAY AS YOU ENTER
WILL BE THE RULE

will shortly replace those OF card.
board now sold 10 trolley riders In
Wilmington 20 the rate OF four for al
cents.
This change will enable the VIII
mlnglOn and Philadelphia traction
company 90 install fare collecting
machines on an Of iis cars In the city
as 10 viii then be possible for a con-
.duci0r to register both tickets and
cash. AZ present only a few cans are
equipped with the collecting devices
and the conductor Is obliged Co cob
lccl the cardboard tickets by hand
and ring mp the fares on the old.
fashioned registers worked by cords
In addition 90 issuing metal tickets
LonlInued on Page IMelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
URGES ONE WAY
ORANGE ST. BLOCK

Chief OF Police Black rQuesied the
Directors OF the Street and Sewer D.
partment, this morning 10 have Or
ange street, between Tenth and Elev-
enth strccts. placed on the one-way
list. lie said the Police Department
is experiencing considerable difficulty
in keeping this square from being
cOngested. II made a One-Way street
De thought cons 'derable Of the irou-
bic would be adjusted Mr.. Grier serv-
ed notice that he would Introduce a
resolution al the next meeting, pro-
Niding for the change.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
POLICE DEPARTMENT
FILLS ITS QUOTA

With the placing Of two new pa
trolmen on duty within the past two
days. the local police department for
the first time in years has rs full
quota Of mon as required under the
k-hour shift.
Joseph j. pOWalski went on duty
sunday morning on the sixteenth DO
lice district, and Alexander McGOwan
began his duties yesterday on the
thirteenth police district
Il is expected that the proposed
eight-hOur day for patrolmen will be
placed in operation in a short time,
as soon as twelve additional men are
secured for the three new districts to
DE created
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
PENNSY NOT SEEKING
MORE LAND in DOVER

A dispatch from Dover today said it
was reported there that the pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company was negoti-
ating for several tracks OF real estate
as site for Offices OF the Delaware
Railroad.
AZ the office Of the suplntendent of
the Delaware road here. It was said
The company had an the land needed
In Dover for Offices. II 10 should be
decided 30 move the central Offices OF
the division 10 that city. An inspeo.
ton trip by several officials on spe-
clal train. whicl. stopped at Dove,
several days ago, it was said, prob.
ably gave rise 10 the reported lnten
lion 10 buy more land
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
Band Concert Tonight


The Mayor and Community Ser
vice announce the following pro-
gram for the band concert and
community sing 10 be held this
evening from 5 TO 10 O'Clock az
Rockford Park:
CONCERT PROGRAM.
Overture, "The Magic Flute,
selection, "The bohemian Girl"
POPULAR AIRS.
90 You Remember the Time
Williams
Everybody Calls Me Honey"
LYONS
Morceau Characteristics, 'NhiS-
perinas OF Love. Won Blon
Caprice Heroique. Awakening ol
the Lion .........- .. -Dihontskt
Excerpts from "The Wizard of
or .......ss....... .Iitlcne
"The Star Spanqlcd Banner
The philharmOnic Rand, J. Norris I
Robinson, Director.
The program OF SONG numbers
has not hccn announced. Arrange II
ments are being made, wherebyl|
Professor Peter Dykema, OF thq
University OF Wisconsin, who u
one OF the foremost .en in conr<
munity music today, will cOnduc<
the singing tonight
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
DEMOCRATS in
ANYCONTESTS
No Opposition on Head of
Ticket, Clash for District
Offices
M'NABB-MGINLEY
ONLY ONE IN CITY

The Democratic County Committee
has announced the list OF candidates
who filed their names for various
onh,os 20 b. voted for at the pariy's
primaries While no contests will be
waged for the head OF the ticket In
ihe county there Nill be several 'cOn-
tests for State senators. Representa-
tives and Levy Court Commissioners
In various districts.
The list Of candidates who have
Continued on Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
ONLY TWELVE PAY
NEW CITY TAX

Only twelve persons have so far
complied with the new city ordinance
licensing businesses OF professions
out Of more ih3n 600 affected.
tn law Is very stringent. imposing
a pinaliy OF S25 fine or two months
Imprisonment on convection for fail
urc 90 comply.
Those who are undor the impress
sion That The ordinance will not be
enforced viii likely find. themselves
embarrassed, as the delinquent namcs
viii be handed 10 the police after
ISeplemb-r 4.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
BY GANG;
ROBBED OF $S5

Found at Third and Tainall streets.
late last night In a dazed condition.
Andrew Coyne, aged i2 years, an en-
ploye Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, was taken TO the Delaware
Hospital for treatment He was Sc
verely bruised about the head and face
by some blunt instrument.
Following treatment at the hospital
he is said TO have reported to the
city Detective Bureau that he had b0en
attacked by gang OF men and robbed
Of a satchel containing $50.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
sEAFORD WOMAN
SEEKS HtIsBAND

Clerk Of Council simmons received
this morning a letter from Miss Mabel
Cook r. +. ID. 4, Scaford, asking inf0r-
nation as 10 the present location Of
her husband. Ray Cook.
The last time she heard from her
husband he wrote that he was board
ing a COS East Seventh street. and
that he was planning 90 secure work
on farm near Carney's Point.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
CLAYMONT CLAIMS s3,OOO TAXES.

LIalm lot 1d,UU IN IlNos cOIIecIed
by J. H. MARITIME, collector for
Bmndywine hundred, is made by the
Claymoni special school district. The
Claymont school commissioners as
seri that the funds have been err0n-
eOusly credited 20 the New Castle
county board County School super
intendeni Jump and County Comp
troller CLARK are investigating the
question.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
9, Q. P. FUND UNDER MILLION.

NV IVTINl NUt. 2. TIUTTTU
press--The Total Of Republican ma
tional funds, raised since the nom
inaiion Of senator Harding. is S9ii,-
353S2. according TO a statement is
sued this afternoon, by Frederick W.
Upham, national treasurer Of the
party.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
TODAY's TEMpEnATInE,
sun AND TIDE.
LOSTiAND FODND.

I OST-SMALL BLACK, WHITE AND
u tan dog (femalel. Name Minnie"
No collar on, but registered. Reward n
returned 20 sos 4. Tenth St. aug8-2t.
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
BRUISESFOUND
ON MANS Head
Authorities Convinced Vim.
H. Butler Was Murdered
and Thrown Overheard
CLOTHES TORN
FROM BODY FOUND

Oncials investigating the alleged
drowning Of William Henry Butler
are now convinced. 1t is said. that the
man was murdered, his body dlvested
Of clothing and then thrown into the
Delaware river, where it was found
about ten days aso floating near the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad
pier.
Owing to the testimony given before
Continued on Page Fourteen.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
13O DOGS WANTED
TO TEST WAR GASSES

one hundred and thirty Whining
ton dO1s are wanted hy the expert
mental station OF the Chemical War
fare Service. al the EdgcwOod Arsenal,
Ed-eWO0d. Md This demand was
learned today, when George KOpf,
official dog catcher. received a letter
from the arsenal officials. asking the
price on 1870 dogs
Mr. Konf will forward his reply 10
The arsenal as soon a. he receives an
opinion from city solicitor as 10 lhe
legality of such a sale.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
FOOT BRIDGE NEEDED
FOR SCHOOL PUPILS

Need Of a foot bridge over the Bran
wine al West street 90 accommodate
school children will be laid before ih,
Levy Court by Howard Jester. secre.
tary Of the City Board OF Education
Movement for The bridge already ha:
been started by the Chamber OF Com
mcrcc
At the meeting OF The city school
board last evening Shermer H. Strad.
ley pointed out the convenience Of
such bridge 20 children In tha N'nih
Ward who attend the High school and
school No 2i on his motion the
board instructed the secretary 10 con-
fer with the Levy Court.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
FINED SIS FOR SPEEDING

Pleading gully % a charge OF
speeding. Gallon Pierce was fined $40
and costs by Deputy Judge Finger In
Municipal Court This morning lie
Wss arrested yesterday by Motorcycle
Onlcer Mcdaniel while driving at more
than thirty miles an hour.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
FAUkT-FINDNG
HUBBY TOPAY
Must Give Wife 50 Weekly
Whether He Agrees With
Her or Not
COURT OVERRULES
HIS OBJECTIONS

Because she persisted IN going
around with girls 10 whom he OBJ
jected and because she did not at
tend 10 her housework as well as he
thought she should were the reasons
given by Lewis ID. Price, 2i vars old,
for leaving his wife after about four
months of married life when he
was given a hearing in Municipal
Court this morning on a charge OF
non-suppOrt.
Don't you want TO support your
Continued on PAGE Fourlcsa
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
REGIN RETAINING NAIL.

Workner baEn constructing the
retaining walls Ground Rodney square
this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

Prevent bottle famine. Rolrf cmpties
promptly. Glover kaSs G.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
Nm cnIInT pRnSECIT0n

In the absence OF Assistant CITY
Solicitor Davis and Clerk Charles j.
Colemsn William prickett acted as
prosecuting attorney and clerk IN
Municipal Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24
THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy weather and moderate
temperature tonight and Wednesday,
gentle TO moderate north winds.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

Certified MIX FOR Infanis--Clover
Dairy CO.-Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-08-24

Yesterday AO,IVJ
Non-Returnable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28
Supper Table
Gossip
swope. thc batlcry man. sI4 y. tth.

Syvopc. the battery n ia n. 9Th.
Temple Lodge No. o, A. n. 4 A. NJ,
will hold Il special communication
this evening In Masonic temple ut
1880 o'clock. for the purpose ot con
tcrrinK the three symbolic degrees.
All Masons are invited.
The federal bOard Of vocational
education has placed the following
former service men In thu staic COT
lego of agriculture ut Las Cruccs:
Leland Franklin Wamslcy, animal
husbundry: Cyrl Ford, forestry; Rob
or, NJ. wood. animal huHbandry; Con
zulO AcunH, English and bookkeeping.
Samuel Sachz. automobile mechanics;
Ralph j. Arnold. agriculture. Fred
Gilmore Webb has been placed In the
school OF mines at SocOrro to study
a. JuH" rrunciRro Sanchu2
has been placed in the Albuquerque
'I.a,nu,H COiiegc.
There VIII be II regular meeting Of
the NU.ciIii.s Ul fO.eign Wars to.
morrow evening at \ o'clock In the
arlmoiy. All members are urged to
attend.
There viii bc n regular meeting Of
Triple Link Rebckah ,odgo No. 10
this evening at s o'clock In /. o. q. i.
hall. Visiting members are welcome.
The HE'D Cross executive committee
and all members and Others interest
ed In tho new work OF the organiza-
ton Will meet Tomorrow afternoon
nt I o'clock In the courtroom of the
Federal building. Miss Kathleen
Booth, director OF salvage and shop
activities on the Pacific coast. Will
give u talk upon tho management Of
a salvage shop. It is planned to re-
open II salvage shop in Albuquerque
III practicable.
Alberto soiano, i22 Pacific avenue.
reported to the police today that n
10Y by the name OF DemetriO Lopez
hit his little girl with u rock.
An appeal case OF rorcibic entry
and retainer OF the Eldorado Invest
ment company against George Burria.
proprietor OF the French Bakery. IL
being heard by "A jury in the district
court this afternoon. The case I'M
wolves tho retention of u store room
at 2O2 East Central avenue occupied
10y the French Bakery. II Is chained
by the plaintiff that Mr.. Burris held
tue store room during the month OF
January 1890 without payment Of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28
Diaries Raise
Price of Milk to
20 Cents a Quart

Mllk IL going up two cents u quart
un OctDDcr ]. according TO preliminary
announcements made by the -four
laSgest dgiiUs yesterday. Cream viii
be raised corrcspondinEiy. The prices
viii now be 900 cnts' quart Tor milk
and the same Tor n half pint oi
cream.
Reasons given for the Increase are
higher coat OF production due to la
bUr, materials amt iced 1nc cost
~ lpt,lrs and card board caps Ia
mid to have doubled In price over
last year.
,.umc Of the smaller retail milk
'"ai"rs 81" = y he ." r' 30" "
the raise In price and will not make
. s.s..t..- ~s pses'.ts, AnN .o..
Dig daIri . Who are raising their prices
are Miller and HluncnHiiae, Dczentck
Mat.htW und Drl frutv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28

NOTICE..

Il, l.. Wo1ton htreby announces
himself as candidate Tor sheriff OF
Uernnlillo county hefotc the demo
cratic convention. II ! am nominated
and elected my policy VIII be to en-
force the law as ! find II on the
statute books.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28
People You
Know
IladIulor repairing. oulciscI Auto on.


Ed Dudd. contractor OF Socorro. is
In Albuquerque to spend a few days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Simms re-
turned today from Portland, Ore,
where they Visited their daughter Mrs.
Alphcus a. wahn and her family.
Mrs. June Wilson Of Los Angeles Is
visiting her sOn j. y. Strumqulst, Jr.
clyde Morris. a formu. university
atudcnt, left last night Tor Ann Arbor.
Mich whore he will attend the uni
ycrsity ur Michigan.
Miss Fern Reeves. n graduate Df the
state University. al In the city ycs-
tcrday on her way HON" from
Rochester. MINI. whore she went
through the Mayo clinic.
A~tanacio MontoyH left today on n
business trip in san Juan county.
Jou Wood will leave this evening
for Annapolis. Md. to rccntcr the T.
y naval academy. lie has been visit
ing his father. Francis u. Wood, FOR
the pagt month.
j.. &. Hona. vocational adviier OF the
federal board OF vocational education
loft last night FOR Ration and Las We
gas IN tho interests Of the vocational
work.
Frank G. W. Pooler, istrict fores-
ter, ieft today for the Zuni mountains
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28

e due, according to the terms OF the
lease ana that he thereby forfeited
the right to occupy the premises. un.
der n forfeiture clauae in the lcas".
a crowd OF boys who were scrcnad-
ing In II n not altogether pleas
ing, the girls OF the Harwood Home
at Fourteenth and Fruit avenue last
night were routed by Chief Under
sheriff Il. l.. Woottou. Mas JohnsUr
matron OF the nome. complained of
the boys and called on the sheriff,
saying that thcy could not be driven
away and that some OF them had
tried to climb up the fire escape of
the building. Mi. Wootton caught the
biggest boy and obtained the nance
OF the others. The boys will DO pun
iahed by fines.
A verdict Of StOO.50 was brought
In FOR the Western Ice n BOttnn~
company against the city Eelectric
company In "A suit over the death OF
a horse which was killed by u street
car. The ice company sued for $3.50
for the horse. The accident occurred
last July On the Old Town line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28

SCRATCH PADS its -, po~no a, e..
hite Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28

LoNINON-LMi., l.dItI, Dag. beautiful
American musical comedy actress.
starring Ia "lrenc'' here, Inns staged
n real draD,a. For two weeks she
was missing nc the Empire tncatcr.
"Nurve-"A' fssid the management.
Then sho sudsigriiy appeared In po-
Hoe cOrirt u asked for n sum-
mons or her husband, Garlic Emile
Carleton. whose threats, she charg-
caused her Ia ''go In bodily fcnr.'
But when the cns,. caunc up u WIS
announced she dbl not wish 10 pro-
coed, as tall was well"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-16
NOTAS DlVERSAS.

Sc ACADIA de inaugurar el teatro
Mexico. propiedad del senior Enri-
que Terrazas. quien 0 presenta no
che a noclle hermosas peIIculas conf
cas- y de aEte.
A i~niciativa dc! Partido Liberal
Independence, Sc esta gestionando Ia
aduuisici6n de un lotc baldio ubicado
en- Ia iona federal. donde por acucrdo
del mismo Partido. sera c~onstruida
La Casa del Obrero''.
SiSuen los garitos clandestlnos en-
TODD su auge.
Los Inspectores de Salubridad de-
bfan de darse una vuelta por ei oa-
rrio chino. y obligar 4 los duenos de
fruterfas, fonduchos V loncherias, que
observer Ia debida limpieza en- sus
respectivos estabiecimientos: pues me
consta que las frutas Y otros articu-
los en- todos esos puestos, cast deSa-
parecen bajo un espeso manic de
moScaS.
Tambien serfa convcniente Que Iii
cicran una vista de inspection a los
irtoriores dc las casas de aquc!!c We
cindad.
.-Muchas familias Sc encuentr'an Il
iojadas en- los hote!es de Ca!eXico'
por falta de casas dc renta.