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TILDEN PAIRS UP
WITH GARLAND FOR
DOUBLES TITLE
Several Other Changes in
Combinations That Will
Compete at Longwood.

- ENERAL changes In the makeup
OF the teams that will try
- for the National Doubles Cham
pionship at the Longwood Cricket
Club the week OF Aug. 16 will
be followed with close attention by
those who are interested in lawn ten
mis-. william II. Johnston and William
T. Tilden. who won the London cham
pionship and formed the doubles COM
bination OF the Davis Cup team, will not
play together at Boston, nor Will the
combination between Richard n. Will
Jams and Charles $. Garland be con-
tinued, although they hold the English
title.
Last season Tilden and Garland agreed
to play together in tournaments in ths
United States. and started their career
as a team at Southampton. While they
wanted to keep this arrangement Tor
home tournaments, they placed them
selves absolutely at the disposal of thu
Davis Cup Committee so far as inter
national matches were concerned and
teamed up as the committee advised
Now, however, they have entered fol
the tournament at Newport and Long
wood and II will be interesting to Sc,
just how the combination works.
Clarence J. Griffin and William NJ
| the opinion of many judges are about
at the top OF the doubles game in tht
/ United states and accordingly they vii
| try their luck together at Newport anC
| in the national event.
However, the Davis Cup Committed
requested authority from the Executive
| Committee Of the United States LawI
/ Tennis Association to recommend to thu
National Doubles Championship Com
mittee that Griffin and Davis be allowed
to separate for that tournament so a!
to give the Davis Cup Committee
chance to see how the Johnston Grifiii
| combination would work out.
| Richard n. Williams is playing Will
Richard Harte and with the Tilden
/ Garland and Johnston Griffin teams, ais
in the hunt for the national title. Tn
tournament promises to be an UNUSUAL!
close contest. In addition to the win
ners of sectional doubles championships
/ several other teams of ranked player
will be i'm action at Longwood.
The committee has been informed
that the Imperator. upon which tn
team Is coming home. Is due tO-morroN
morning. Accordingly there will be
party of the associations officers a
| the pier TO welcome them and see then
properly on their way to Newport, wher
they will be in action next week.
The evening world., 1920-08-07
WALL STREET

Continued pressure by bears who
refused to change their position de-
spite reassuring reports az to the
Russo Pol sh situation to-day forced
occasions OF a point or more i'm
Baldwin, Mexican Petroleum, Irwin
ciplo OIL. Vanadium. international
Paper and the entire Motors group.
Vanadium, after selling down to si5s,
rallied to 65% in the last half hour.
Invinclble Oil and GENERAL Motors
both made new lows for the year
The oil shares declined to 80, off az
from Fridays closing. These shares
were retaining n position above AZ
two weeks ago when most OF Lhe
other issues were receding under bear
pressure. General Motors declined TO
POS.
Reading, Replogle and United States
Steel acted well, but Crucible Steel was
the strongest Of all.
In the rails, Southern Pacific adj
vanced few fractions from yester-
days close Of 81 "a, Delaware and
Hudson advanced points and d., l.
and w. went to 245, new high fol
the year.
The foreign exchange market was
also quiet. Demand sterling was
1866 "a, off 1 1-2; franc, .67OS, off .OOOS
lire, .O513, unchanged, and marks, .O217
up .OOOl.
The evening world., 1920-08-07
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Erie System--June gross $685. los
increase $1,647,547; deficit after taxes
1851, fS5, increase S725, 226; net operat-
.ng defiot $1,214, 56S, increase $l,51S,-
995; six months gross S5l, 054,698 m
crease $4,27O, 614; deficit after taxes
81 634, 459, increase $2,747, 464; net OPP
Grating deficit S5,574,974, increase $J,-
1l6, 437.
Delaware, IaclIawanna and Yves
tern-Year ending Dec. 81, 1919 Re
ports corporation and net income ar
ter taxes and charges Of SIC, or, 200,
against $4,3s9,972 in 1918.
Southern Railway System-F ourth
week in July $5,179, 426, increase S474,-
OF; from March / 81, 02I, 4S2, increase
$40 1876
Mobile and Ohio-Fourth week in
July $446, 667, increase $4O,O53; from
March l s6,993, $780, Increase $969,771.
Central II. r. OF Ga.-June gross
$2,02S.650 increase, S2S9,550; de-
ficiency after taxes, $203, 044, increase
$345,1S1: net operating deficiency
1912, 661, increase, 1926 3g; six months
gross, $12,239,723, increase, $3.50 64;
balance after taxes, S67l,l89, Increase
S79,55 net operating income, $57S,-
72L, decrease, 1884.
CenlTfu IL. IL OF y. june gross
SA,271, III, increase, S716,l83 balanc,
after taxes, $421 .5OS decrease, $3.50.
th9; net operating income, $475,75s
decrease, $S1.G29; six months gross
$202S,65O; increase, $298,55O: de-
flc!ency after taxes, Sl,S84,726, in.
crease, $3.50, 974; net operating de
hclency S1,679, ST., increase, $2,46O,32O
Chicago & North Western.-Jun,
gross, $1S,161,S17, increase, $6S1,441
deficiency after taxes, $10,444, in
crease, $2,247,2S6; net operating de
ficienoy, $214,431, increase. $2,413,257
six months gross, $40, 1879. 7O6, increase
$9,5s9, 3S3; balance after taxes, S9l7
747, decrease, $3,324,657; net operating
deficiency, $179,6S4, increase, $4,O54,
S25.
The evening world., 1920-08-07

The three leading batters in the
American League fattened up their
averages during the past weko, but
Babe" Ruth, the home run king, who
Us in fourth place, suffered a slump
before the pitching OF Dick Kerr in
the Yanks' last game against Chicago.
Babe went to the plate five times and
only made one hit.
This Speaker, the Cleveland man
ager. who tops the swatters gathered
eleven hits in seven games and
boosted his mark from All to AIT.
George Sisler, the St Louis star, is
fifteen points behind iris, while Joe
jackson, smuggling outfielder OF the
White SoX, is third, with 1913.
Rice OF Washington is leading the
blse Stealers ny wide margin, with
a total of 43 thefts TO his credit.
Tn the National League Roger
Hornqby, the sensational inhielder OF
4he st. Louis Cardinals, continues Ia
hold the crown of premier hitter
Roger knocked out thirteen hits In
the last six games and boosted his
average to .372. Due to a good week
with the willow, Nicholson of Pitts
hurgh rs runner-up 10 HornSDy' Iht
pirate has an average Of 1896. Rousf
Of inc Reds Is third with 1927.
Pen Young leads the local players
~ the National with an average o.
g27. He is in fourth place in thu
League,
Ben lineup, the Indian ballplaye
Of the Louisville club, American As
. ISOLATION, took a bad tumble in tn
hating race Of that league an
drouped froa second TO eighth place
GrcSer Hartley also took bad slum
Gbut still leads the league. The Co
The evening world., 1920-08-07
NEW ARMY SYSTEM READY.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 7.--An order
abolishlng the six depar tments OF the
army and establishing nine corps areas,
as provided In the Army Reorganization
Act, has been prepared In the War De-
partment and Is awaiting the approval
OF Secretary BakOr.
The boundaries Of the nine corps
areas have not yet been announced.
Each area would be under a Major Cen
crnl and there would be located In each
four divisions. Two OF these would be
reserve organizations which would exist
largely on paper ana would be called
only In case OF national emergency
one division would be Of Regular troops
aud the fourth OF National Guard,
Scithcr the Regular nor Nationa
Guard division would be at tuit wal
strength, but could be recruited To that
strength when the necessity arOaA.
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Diamond Dust

BOSTON. Aug. IA seven run rally
In the seventh inning gave the Boston
Braves their second straight victory
over the st. Louis Cardinals by score
OF TO 9.
CHICAGO. Aug. 7.--Dick Kerr won
his own game when Chicago defeated
Boston by ( runs to in ten innings
ST. LOUIS. No. Aug. Williams $
home run in the sixth inning featured
a game which st. Louis won from Wash
ington by a score OF IA to Z.
vile the Braves shortstop. and Ne
Carthy, catcher OF the st. Louis Cardt-
nails, were unable to play in yesterday
game at Braves Field because OF in1uriet
suffered In an automobile accident
Thursday night
CLEVELAND, Aug. 7.-Philadelphis
defeated Cleveland in ten-inninl
! winning run on single by Dugan, a
sacrifice by Shannon and single by
| Perkins
| CLEVELAND, o., Aug. with In
dams leading the American League b.
three and a half games, although tn,
pennant race Is by no means decided
the Cleveland Club In anticipation o
| winning the flag awarded a contrac
and secured a permit to construct
press box to seat 500 newspaper CORE
dependents and telegraph operators a
the Worlds Series. Work will begin o.
Aug, Ia 4--l--------.-l-
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RAIL RAISE NO CAUSE
FOR HIGHER PRICES
New York Central Figures Show
Rates Should Have Little
Effect.

Figures given out to-day by the
New York Central Railroad support
the warming issued by the National Sc
curity League yesterday that gougers
are trying without justification to
use the increased freight rates as an
excuse for raising prices OF COM
modities. The figures show that the
rail rates should have practically no
effect in raising prices.
1t was also announced that all re-
turn trip tickets bought before mid
night OF Aug. 25 will be exempt from
the surcharge that will be exacted on
mileage books 10 make up the differ
ence between the old and new rates
This statement came yesterday
from the National Security League:
'"To many it will sound convincing
vance the price on eggs or shoes be-
cause freight charges have been in
creased 20 10 40 per cent. The new
rates might Justify an advance of be-
tween 5 and 1s cents on each pair Of
shoes.
''The Sl,5OOOOO, 900 advance II
freight. and passenger rates may seen
a huge sum, but when II Is considered
| that this Is not more than per cent
on the annual production OF tn,
farms, factories and mines In IN,
| United States, a proper perspectiy,
can be obtained OF how slightly IN
advance affects the cost and price o
any particular commodity" 4
The evening world., 1920-08-07
FIGHT GAS RATE FINDINGS.

Attorney General Newton, Public
Service Commissioner Nixon and Dis
trict Attorney O'LearY OF Queens yes
terday filed In the United States Dis
trict Court seyenty-five exceptions 10
the findings OF Special Master Abra-
ham Gilbert in the equity suit brought
by the New York and Queens Gas
Company challenging the constitution
ality Of the SO-Cent Gas Law Of 1906.
Judge Learned Hand filed decree
In the United States Court this week
i'm "A similar suit brought by the Con-
solIdated Gas Company In which No
granted fivo-year Injunction rec
straining the authorities from cuforc,
ing the provision Of the SO-Ceut Ga.
Law. In that t.., tile saue defend,
ANTS filed 100 objections, which wer,
considered by Judge Hand before b,
accepted the report OF Mr.. GILBERT
The evening world., 1920-08-07
OTHER SPORT NEWS
With Mchcape Out of 1t,
Leonardo II. Looks Best of
juvenile Stakes Candidates

the honors. Fred Burlew, who trained
and developed Inchcape into n $4,000
beauty, admits that Leonardo II.
would make Inchcape run, to say the
least. He's a grand colt" said Bur-
lew. or course there is the chance
that Jimmy Rowe has one fast enough
to cope with Leonardo. Maybe the
unbeaten Tryster can take his meas
ure. Prudery, too. a filly regarded by
many as the best yet shown, may
prove the one to turn the trick. IL
will be remembered that Rowe ex-
pressed confidence of beating Inch
cape up here. That was when the
Hlldreth colt looked the prospective
champion. At any rate, Leonardo II.
stands out to-day as one Of the best,
II not the best Juvenile seen this sea-
son and many good judges will have
to be shown before they will believe
that anything can beat Leonardo II.
Playfellow, Man o. Wars brother.
made his second appearance in the
race won by Leonardo H., and showed
nothing. He is a big, looking
colt which doesn't seem to appre-
ciate what being n racehorse means.
There he is" said his trainer Jimmy
Fitzsimmons, as the colt took his
pace III Wne Tor Ine parade 10 the
post. There's the fellow who made
Man o. War ashamed of himself by
his showing in his first start All he
does is eat his oats then his hay
and finally his bedding. Tn on 10
him now; I've put muzzle on him
to prevent his eating himself out OF
! his home" F'itz hasn't lost hope for
| the colt. Not by a long shot. Hell
learn his racing business one OF these
days. and then you'll have to admit he
is the colt think him"
The Quincy Stables Penelope, after
she had upset the calculations of the
Garth following by winning the fftr
race from the confidently played
Smart Guy. was taken by ]. II. DEM.
Ter. but his being claimed added So, 40t
to the Quincy stables accounts.
The play on Smart Guy and the re.
ceding Of the nrice against the omen.
ing favorlte. Ralico. from to e
3 10 /, all within Ave minutes, mad,
. Smart Guy look almost n sure thin(
'nt post time. IT'S q boat race 10
Smart Guy" said some of the wags
II may have been 50 intended at that
The evening world., 1920-08-07
Son of Sweep and Ethel Page
Wins at Spa in Close to
Record Figures.
By Vincent TreGnOr.
SARATOGA, Aug. Z.
" IITH Samuel Hildreth's $4,000

WITH Samuel Hildreth's $4,000
w lnchcape on the shelf tempo
rarily at least, from the eff
fcctS Of skin disease, Jim McClelland's
Leonardo IL. IS going 10 cut consider
able figure in the rich Juvenile Stakes,
to be decided here this month. This
son of Sweep and Ethel Page lived
zip to his reputation OF being a speed
ster extraordinary in the last race
here yesterday He won from a high
class field in a big galAop in the fast
time of So 1915 seconds for Ave fur
longs. The track mark Is ST AS, made
10y II. =. Whitney's Pigeon Wing last
year.
Leonardo II. didn't have all the luck
OF the race either instead he broke
about fifth and had to be rushed UP
on the outside TO get into a contend
ing position behind Hildur. The lat
ter was away in front and opened W
- gap in the run TO the stretch. II
didn't seem as If anything would get
near him. He swung into the stretch
close to the rail three lengths in
front, and those who had accepted an
udds-on price against the much touted
McClelland colt began to curse theiI
luck.
Shuttinger swung Leonardo to the
outside Of Hildur and when straight
Cned out aroused him with severa
cracks of the whip. Leonardo II
seemed TO be bound to the front wheT
ire felt the sting of the catgut, anC
in jiffy he was in front. From there
hume Il was play for the McClellanC
two-y year. old to lengthen the gap be.
tween him and those behind. At tn,
end he was six lengths in front an(
laughing horse fashion.
When Inchcape was sold to Hildretl
for $4,000 he was conceded TO bt
about the best two-year- Of tn,
season, but now Leonardo II. looms
up as the most logical claimant 70
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DIVIDENDS.

The Manau Sugar Co. declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 21-2
per cent. on the common stock. pay
able Sept. 10 stock of record Aug, II.
EARNINGS.
Invinoible Oil Corporation, six
months ending June 80, net income
before depletion and depreciation,
-SA775173
The evening world., 1920-08-07
Henderson and Hnmmett In Finals
mt HObOken Tennis Club.

Alfred d. Hammett and e. II. Hen
derson. the University Heights pair,
reached the final round OF the men $
doubles at the Hoboken Tennis Club
by defeating s. Il. Palmer and IL. Pow
ers yesterday. The score was 6-3
Ct. The first set was stubbornly
contested. six OF the nine games GO
ing to deuce. Even the last set
though one sided in score, showed
Ridge mon playing well together
They hit harder than their New York
rivals, but experience told in the end
The evening world., 1920-08-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGE IRREGULAR

Belgium francs, demand, OTIS, off
.O0Ol: guilder, demand, 1885, I'M
changed; Peseta demand, 1870 I'M
changed; L. $. dollars on Canada, de-
mand, .SS45, unchanged. Sterling de-
mand, 367 IA, cables, 1858. Francs de-
mand, .0732, cables .0734; lire demand,
1915, cables, .O51S. Marks demand,
| .O21g. cables. .Og2O.
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Dempsey tOSign
Next Week for
Brennan Bout

Jack Kearns, manager OF Jack
Dempsey, and Leo p. Flynn, manager
for Knockout Bill Brennan, will meet
at the Hotel Belmont on Wednesday
afternoon to discuss articles for n
bout to take place before the club
offering the best inducements.
Dempsey acted as host TO eighty
crippled soldiers, from Fox Hills at
his temporary training quarters in
the Van Kelton Stadium yesterday
afternoon. Two big sightseeing cars
were sent down to Staten Island by
Jack Kearns and the soldiers were
brought back and put in front row
seats After boxing for the men, the
champion shook hands with each of
them.
Kearns announced that the entire
receipts taken in tomorrow will be
turned over to Phil Lewis, who is in
charge Of the fund to raise $4,000 for
Casper Leon, One-t time noted Now
York boxer. who is now in straitened
circumstances, Some day next week
will be set aside for the entertain
ment Of New York newsboys.
When asked whether his bout with
bllly MlSke IN benton lthTDOT on lAdpoI
Day would be 10 a decision, Dempsey
laughingly replied
Say. now, listen: I don't have any
| thing TO do or say about the technical
| tiles OF any OF my matches. l leave
all that to the other Jack-Kearns
| He's got the noodle for this corpora
| tom And anything he signs for goes.
| but there's one thing about that
| bout on Labor Day / don't think that
| Mr. Miske has improved any since
| last met him and / know that l have
| Billy Is In great condition again. they
say, and l sincerely hope II is true
| Naturally l expect to win and all that
| but / do deYoutly hope for one thinI
and that Is that Billy will give me 4
| good, hard. tough battle. l need one.
| Il remember that Miske used to b.
a pretty tough customer. Yes stree
| He gave me about as good battle a.
| cam remember having He gets hi
| chance on Labor Day and ] think ~
appreciates II enough to train hard anC
well for IT, II he does no should prov
worthy foe, and believe me. that
what l want
About Wills or any other man In tn
world I'll only repeat what I've sal
all along. That is, will fight any MAJ
the public wants me 20 fight and a
any time that the public wants me TO-.
wiIIinms-ErtIe Bout Goes Over.
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Veteran wright and WaHhburn
NIni Doubles Final at Sea bright.

Eoals c. Wright, who held the ma
tlm3l honors in the doubles no less
than six times, acted as the master
pilot and directed Watson NJ. Wash
burn through the trying periods Of
the final match on the turf of the
Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket
Club. Through his clever strategy
the pair defeated Richard Harte and
G. Colket Gamer, the Harvard inter-
collegiate champions OF 1916, by a
score OF &c, 6-3, 6-3, SIS.
The evening world., 1920-08-07
THE SECRET OF SAREK
- By MAURICE LEBLANC -
SYNOPSIS OF Pre- &C E D
CHAPTERS.

- Ihe lale Of slrck, also called the isle q
lhlru Collins. IL desolate aud mysterious iaana
en TIE cast ~ Hance Nine. VerontdpS.
panuful tlennh woman, journeys 70 the w. 49,
hco lrpwned Nth 10 hthM IN = ehtgws5sss.
teaiF before, Ha father was Nouski. - gile IN
~ International figure In hsirrle aud Known =.
4 mater criminal Nine Her0nidue learna ~
the German 4ccret ssSTioe shs arrives At The
elAnd p 49, her son mulyig hW fsthcg wh2 80
made his bone thrge. Another murdeI IOi2yl-.-.
~, natives nce from the island and Nine, We
S,l9,ie le6t alone thsre she u a,tscs" Z, ,hs
PrioU Vorsh captures her and concrala net VI Z
dungeon that is neat 10 her son'a She escapes snu
yislta her sons dungeon
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TO-DAYS Prices
LIBERTY BONDS.

Liberty 31-2s opened 91.0O; I'd As
and LIST IS nil; list 41-4s $3.50, off 10;
I'd 4 las Si.S4, up .04; Sd las 1854,
up .O4; 4th 4 As 1924; Victory 3 3-4s
1910, up .04; S-4s 95,6S.
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lumbus player has an average OF
1857. Wilbur Good OF Kansas went
into second place with a $40 average.
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wiIIinms-ErtIe Bout Goes over.

BALTlMOltE, Md, Aug. the NiI
for last night, was postponed because Of
inclcmcnt weather until Monday night
when they will box twelve rounds to a
decision. . --.----------.-----
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(Read Mondays Fascinating
49,. chAnAhHS
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When Inchcape was sold to Hildreth
for $4,000 he was conceded TO be
about the best two-yenr- Of the
season, but now Leonardo II. looms
up as the most logical claimant for
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-04
CENso MUNICIPAL:

CENSo MUNICIPAL:
Formaremos un censo municipal dc
.pobres insolventes con Ell fin de saber
con exactitud la cantidad de personas
4 q,Iienes ell municipio esta-a obligado
suministrarles atencion medica, medi-
cinas y socoros, y tener los hospitales
dispuestos para recibirles en- tempo opor
tuno. Haremos una distribution equita-
tiva de los medicos municipales por dis
tritos en- que Sc dividira San Juan pa
ra estos fines; asi, por cjcmplo, Puer-
ia de TERRA lie correspondent mas me-
dicos municipales que a San Juan; y al
distrito No. de Puerta de TERRA, en-
donde vive mayor ntmero de braceros
que en- Ell distrito ntimero uno, en- DON
de viven las personas pudientes y de
oficios negocios lucrativos, lie correspon
deran mas medicos municipales que a
este ultimo; y asi sticesivamente
Con este censo. municipal mano, re-
formaremos completamente ell actual sis
tema de benefcencia1 municipal, en- pro-
vccho de los pobres insolventes de San
Juan.
JUBILACIoN DE EMPLEADos MU-
NICIPALES: hs
Trabajaremos por conseguir la jubi-
lacion de los empleados que completen
veinticinco amos de servicios satisfacto-
rios este nunicipio
sERvICIo CIVIL MUNICIPAL:
Ensayaremos un sistema de Servicio
Civil Municipal para la mejor garantia
pdbnca de la competencia de los en-
pleados de este municipio.
Santiago Rosario ORTIZ.
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ABoGADos MUNIcIPALEs:

La gran importancia adquirida por
los negocios publicos de San Juan el
extraordinario aumento de estos que pue
de preverse facilmente para los pr6xi-
mos AMOS hacen indispensable que nues-
tro municipio cuente con cuatre Q mas
abogados de competencia y dc trabajo,
para faciltar el despacho de los nur:ero
SOS asuntos juridicos que ell municipio
ha de enfrentar comenzando desde ell
afio venidero. 90
Por medic de los abogados nunicipa-
lesnos comprometemos ,,-,r,
1.-Hacer una revision de todas las
franquicias va concedidas y que afectan
a san Juan, yer exigir que sean
cumplidos en- todas sus parties los ter
minos de las mismas.
2-oponernos la concession de nue.
vas franquicias que afectan San Juan,
y las cuales resulten perjudiciales al pu
blico, no sean del todo, en- sus termi-
nos, 10 favorables que deberian serlo.
3.-Estudiar detenidamente todas las
peticiones de franquicias atafaderas a
San Juan tan pronto estss sean presen-
tadas la Comisi6n de Servicio Publico
y comparecer ante esta y hacer todas
las objeciones del case en- benefcio pn
blico
4.-Comparecer con rapidez y pres
teza ante la Corts Federal, Corte Supre-
ma, Cortes de Distrito y Tribunales mu
nicipales de Paz, ora como demandan-
tes, ora como demandados, ora como
peticionarios del pueblo de San Juan
para Ia consecuci6n de algun derecho
publico7o la rehabilitation, adquisici6n,
reparacion, autorizaci6n, ETC., ETC., de
derechos materiales de nuestro munici-
pio; llegando, 81 ell case 10 ameritase,
en- favor de nuestra ciudad, la ges-
ti6n judicial en- Boston Washington de
los asuntos en- los cuales tengamos un
interes procomunal.
5.-Gestionar de todos los Departa-
mentos del Gobierno Federal, del Go
bierno Militar, del Gobierno Naval y
de los del Pueblo de Puerto Rico, las que
este en- sus manos concedernoslas
6.-Los abogados municipales, ademas
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Irrlitado por
Muchos
Proyecto de programa municipal

brica CONSTITUENCIES un deposito de ex-
tensa capacidad donde ell comercio de
San Juan pueda almacenar, por un pre-
clio reducido, los articulos alimenticios
para cuya mejor conservation es indis-
pensable Ell refrigeramiento. Procsdente
de esta fabrica Sc les servira hielo gra-
It's todas las escuelas pubicas, hospi-
tales asilos otros establecimientos be
n6ficos del municipio