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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.

new factor which it is said may be felt in the near future, has entered the political arena in tho State Of New York. It is known as the Business Mems League and is incorporated under the laws O. that commonwealth It is the purpose of the Lea que business man for Governor of New York The League also intends to take part in the municipal campaign of New York City
 The president of the organization is Preston P Lynn general manager of John Wanamaker and him. self very successful business man. The League i IS said, will attempt to crysalize sentiment for ''; hard-headed busnesske executive" who will be will ing to place his business experience and energy at the disposal of the State
 The movement is declared to be strictly non. partisan and will strive to place man in the chief for its best interests without being hampered by political considerations.
 MT. Lynn believes that the organization will find strong following all the State In this con nection he said: We find throughout the State de cided sentiment for home rule because every com. munity realizes the danger of establishing precedent whereby New York City is governed by upstate interests, or, on the other hand whereby up-Stat, municipalities are controlled by New York"
 Fortunate the people of any State which ba the largest measure of home rle and where executive authority is exercised with the great good to the largest number rather than for political expedieney. Whether such an administration womb weather political hurricanes is a debatable question but experiment it would at least be watched with much interest.
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of course been more easily accomplished account of the state of his health Physically he is said to be an invalid His mentality, however, is undimmed if the word of those have had the opportunity o talking with him is be credited.
 Whatever may be the reason, Mir Wilson has steadfastly refused to utter anything of any nature relative to the Harding Administration or it's policies In fact until within the past week he has not made any statement on anything for publication Last week. however, this silence of almost three months was broken.
 The occasion of his utterance, written and not spoken, was the writing of Memorial Day letter to the editor of The Stars and Stripes, which was published in that soldier periodical on the od'uruas prior to Memorial Day.
 The text of MT. Wilson's letter Is herewith re- produced:
 Memorial Day has always been one of
 our most solemn and thoughtful anniversaries
 when we recalled great memories and dedi-
 cated ourselves again to the maintenance and
 purfcation of the Nation, but this year 1t
 has an added and tremendous significance
 because the memories and sacrifices of the great war are among the most stimu
 latng of the recollections of the day.
 We celebrate the immortal achievements of the men who died in France the field and in the trenches, far away from home, in order that both our own people and the peoples across the might be delivered from the ugliest peril of all history. It is our privilege only to indulge high and solemn pride and grief for the heroes of that great struggle but also to rededicate selves to the achievement of the great ob- jects for which that fought. We shall not be happy shall not be able to enjoy the full pride of the Days recollec tions until have made sure that the duties that grew out of the war have been fulfilled the
 Are sure? If not shall we not soon take steps to do whatever has been omitted?
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Underpaid Public Servants.
New York Post l

Franklin K. Lane, going to Washington in 1905 with $10O,000 and leaving the year before his death penniless, is but of long line who have sacr- feed their means in the public service Since John Adams complained under the Confederation that his stipend was insufficient the Republic has underpaid it's servants. One of Mr. Lanes predecessors in the Interior Department Carl Schurz. It was partly because his service had drawn upon his sender say lngs that in 1884 his admirers in this city subscribed Sloo'ooo for him-a gift which he promptly refused Roosevelt notes in his autobiography the statement of writer in the Fortnightly regarding his Cabinet:
 There IS not one of them who could not, if he chose earn outside Washington from ten to twenty times the income which he economies as a state official But these content and more than content. to sink themselves in the national service without though of private advancement and often at heavy sacrifice"
 The spectacle of Jefferson poverty stricken at Monticello and Grant staving off debt at Mount Me Eregor; or widows of other public selling their papers to the Government because they need the money; of Ambassadors and Ministers borrowing rom wide circle of friends to enable them to hold
 helr posts has it's fine lesson The Republic likes think it can always find men who will give up ease money, and life itself for its advancement It likes to recall Talleyrands exclamation on passing Hamil- ton "ihdow In this city late at night that he had seen man who had enriched nation toiling in the small hours to get bread for his children. We know that every who goes into the Cabinet as the fortmghtly remarked could make several or many times ms salary in private pursuits. He is repaid py the applause of the public and the knowledge of work well done; and this reward is just as great whether he is poor like Lane or as rich as some of .he members of MT Hardings Cabinet. The spirit of the doar-a-year men will not die.
 But while the nation cannot compete with busi- ness It should not ask men actually to impoverish themselves Salaries should be high enough to pro- eiue small margin. As matters now the na-
 'h as well as It's patriotic servants sometimes suf- lers Secretary Lane could not complete his eight years ana had to intrust his policies to John Barton rayhe; we have just a Federal Judge divide his ume between the bench and a lucrative baseball post and we all know how often admirable men for uplomatc posts have been passed over because they were not rich. revision of Federal salaries cannot be long postponed
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Lots of people reading the statement of the Treas ury Department that per capita circulation among American citizens is $55.42 will wonder what hap pened to theirs. Many of them will be loss locate the difference between what they were sup posed to have last year and this
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Firms Is Firms!

You hear a lot of sobbing and cussing and gnashing of teeth when a friend is wiped out in the stock market. Sometimes it is So heart
 rending that we have to boo-hoo in sympathy. But what we started to tell you was that Howell & Wales are stock brokers in Cleveland, Ohio,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-08

If Juneau is going to have the biggest and grand est Fourth record, it's time the tidings being abroad through this section country
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Only faction being represented when the Par lament of Northern Ireland conevend, abnormal quiet prevailed. Must have been a lot of disappointed Irishmen
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China in presenting ideas the proposition of universal disarmament may offer herself Exhibit
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WILSON BREAKS SILENCE.

For who was continuously in the public eye and mind for so long, since March A. last Ex president Woodrow Wilson has succeeded remarkably well 4n withdrawing in complete privacy. This has.
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MT Bryan went to Florida to get himse,f elected Senator before the wave of Republicanisr rot that far South.-( Washington Post)
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German honor is lower than it was in isiS what is the lowest point German honor is can ipie or reaching?-(Brmingham Accidentally
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switzerland has just had it's first daylight bank robbery in hundred years but of course the hotels are open all the time--( Detroit Free Press
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u must have been a blow to General rershlhS to be made Chief of Staff when he has been eiamoring for job in which tbere was some work tnyoved.( Buffalo Express)
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Battling Bob" La Toilette might better be care su. ihe Republicans have safe majority in the senate without him-(New York Teegraph)
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Normalcy will never be restored in this country uhti the Democrats fill all the offices and the Repub iicans are made to work.-( Houston Post
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BITS OF BY-PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer
More Trouble

More Trouble The Tariff Bill
 Has been damned through; We know this will
 Not worry you But we expect
 Most any day, They'll resurrect
 Tod Schedule K.
 Help! What you need is a tonic tc sharpen your appetite" said the Doctor. By the way what is your occupation?"
 T am sword swallower in cir GUS side show" replied the caller.
 Alta Boy The stork brought twins to MT. Tide. A boy and girl-he swelled with
 pride; He thought a while, then said "I
 know, I'll name one Ebb and name one
 Is That So! We were interviewing the famous multmillionaire And what book has helped you most in life?" we asked "The pocketbook," he replied.
 PoIieet You can find A. Nutty auctioneer in Washington, III.
 Cheer Up Be cheerful, friend, whate'er you do Don't sit around and gloom and
 groan; For when you borrow trouble, you Pay heavy interest on the loan.
 Flaw, Flaw! You remember me, Ndon't you?" said the First Man, as he extended his hand.
 "Why, er-'er-I cant just recall iar," said the Second Man, trying to get away with the old bromide. Well, it ought to be- grinned the First Man. My name is Watch" Them Was the Happy Days! I. Booze, the Oakland, Cal, saloon keeper, has gone out of business.
 Murder! She nagged till he was nearly dead l So angry Mr. Hupp Put his wife in a folding bed And then he shut her up. You Win the Brown Derby, George
 Houston (Texas) Post) We don't know anything about Prof Einstein's theory of relativity and cant give an example of it un less the fact that Luke McLuke i thinks that 275 beer is not even tenth as good as 4.50 beer is ad- miSSjblp tt
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ManNnd Is still searching for the missing link between prohibition and a drink-(Washingtop Post
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It IS one thing to have control O! the Pacific and another to have pacific control--( Baltimore Sum-
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Corsets For Corn Feds

Corsets For Corn Feds Some women are not comfortable unless they wear a size 36 or size 3S corset. Anyway, in the Globe Store advertisement in the Fl Paso (Tex as) Times, we find this line: Specials From Our Enlarged Corset Section"
 Honks, Honk! There once was a handsome young
 chauffeur, Who said: q will prove I'm no
 lauffeur!'
 So he drove his machine From Oshkosh to Racine. And ran over two hens and a gauf
 Dot, Milwaukee.
 Take THAT! Dear Luke Take that. That that that, that that that, that that that refers to, modifies, is a noun seems very clear to me.-A. s. w.
 Betcha! And, as Tramp Starr informs us. you can say this much for a skunk he's always willing to give you his last scent
 Names Is Names Lotta Check lives in Binghamton. Tennessee.
 Our Daily Special If You Knock, Opportunity Won't
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and have an office at BOT Swetland building.
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Hooray!

Dr. Cory Hogg of Harvey, w. Va. has consented to act as Chief Sur. geon in the Names Is Names Club hospital.
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Our Daily Special If You Knock, Opportunity Wont
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Is That So! We were interviewing the famou multimillionaire. And what book has helped yol most in life?" we asked "The pocketbook," he replied
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Names Is Names Lotta Check lives in Binghamton, Tennessee
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Police!

You can find A. Nutty auctioneer in Washington, H.
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You Win the Brown Derby, George

(Houston (Texas) Post)
 We don't know anything about Prof. Einstein's theory of relativity and cant give an example of it un less the fact that Luke McLuke thinks that 275 beer is not even a tenth as good as 450 beer is ad. missible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-19
"LOS dipIOmatiCOS eurOpeOS no
trdOn a Ia COnfGr0nCia del dGS-
arme GI deSGO de paz eStabIG"

toda "a estrnctura gubernamental Sc de5
plomaFa sobre el gabiaete.
''Ha visto mueho de Europa para
Greer que existe altruismO en- su diplo-
maeia No van a Washington los dele
gados europeOs con inteneiones mobiles
nj Ia saRa idea de asegurar una paz per
mansnte. Van. Supplements. porque
40 pueden rehusar Ia invitaci6n exten
dida poF eI pFesidente Harding, impe-
didos per las grandes obligaeiones con-
traidas con los Estados Unidos.
"MF. Harding ansia sineeramehte ter
minar las Fivahdades en- la question de
annamentos, peTo en- Europa desean Ii
mitaFse a eoneesiones que no lastimen
sus problemas politieas interiors;.
"Ademas. debe entenderse en- Wash
ingt0n cue IA actitud europea haeia el
Jap6n. no Is igual a Ia norteamericana
y existen muehOs prejuieios pOderosos
que Sc opondran a medidas que Sc pu.
dieFan proponer en- detrimento del impe-
rio nip6n. IN secTetario Hughes los
otE0s delegados norteamerieanos encon
tFaFan graves obstaculos en- este senti-
DO para aFribaF a M elaro entendimien-
10.
In resumen, como un ho-nbre de nego
cios americana. dandome cuenta de que
De Ia eonfeEeneia dspende la insurrsc-
ci6n de los Regoeios en- general, deseO
busna saeFte a Ia administration, pero,
easo de que no Sc logre exito en- el H.
mite De los aTmamentos, Ell gobierno
ausdara sn una atuaei6n sumamente
FeligFosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-19
sERAN EXPULsADOs DEL CON
GREso LOS QUE PERTENEZCAN
AL "Ku KLUX KLAN"

Washington. oetubre iO.-El repre-
pareeera ante 81 comits IS Mr.. Up
Mr. Gallivan, Ia presentadO una r.
soluci6n en- q Congreso, creando un
Comite Especial con poderes amplisi
mos para que investigue quienes son
ics senadores y representatives Y fun
eionar}os pltlieos que pertenecen a
Ia soeicdld del "Ku Klux Klan", con
q prop5sito de 'limpiar la casa"
(clean the house,.
Ia resolution pre sentada tiene el
apoyo &c todos los senddores y repre-
sentantes que no perteneeen al "Ku
kiux Khan, 3 as con el prop6sito de
destituir a todas las personals que es-
tan eomplieadas en- el Imperial Wi
zard'
10 C0mit6 sera constituido de tres
Senadores y tres Representatives..
~ primer representante cue com
pEreeera ante el Comite es Mr.. Ups
shaw, dc Atlanta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-19
NUEvos FUNcIoNAR1os
Los CADAvEREs DE DOS PATRIo
TAS A BORDo DEL SAINT MIHIEL'

En- Ell transporte "Saint MihieI'. del
Gobierno de los Estados Unidos, que
lego este puerto a las dos media de
aver, fueron traidos los cadaveres de
dos soldados portorriquefios que murie
ron en- Francia, peleando al amparo de
la bandera americana. Los nombres de
los patriotas son: JESUS Clemente, COM
palia ''H' del 16 de inf. tercera divi
sion Ignacio Fernandez de la Compa-
MIA &C" "maching gun" 5th de infan
terra, ambas organizaciones del ejercito
de los Estados Unidos.
Estos cadaveres fueron enviados des-
de Francia Estados Unidos, desde don
de han sido traidos esta isla por cuenta
del Gobierno para series entregados a
sus familias residences aqui.
JESUS Clemente era natural de GALES,
y Fernandez de Puerta de TERRA, San
Juan, donde seran levados por sus
familias los restos mortales de aquellos,
a fin de darles cristiana sepultura. m
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-19
sREsTRLE FALLEcIMIENTo

In IA eindad de bieril6n, Huslva
(Espahal. Ia falleeido La distinguish
sencFa doha Luisa Rodriguez de such,
dana dignisima. Ia eual era estimada y
muy queFida de euantas persOnas 10 CO.
noclsron y supierOn admirar las bellas
Prendas cue le adOmaban, entire las que
sobresalian su virtud y nobleza de CO.
TaE6n. puesias de relieve en- todas las
Oeasa0neG.
Ia fenecida era madre del distingui-
do eaballero don Miguel such, activo
''manager" de Ia "Bnn Insular Line,
y slsmento valios0 de la sOeiedad de
San Juan.
Enviamos uuestrO mas sentido p6sa-
me a los deados de Ia hnada, y esps-
eialmente al sr. Such. por la irrepara-
be peTdida cue sufTen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-19
Ell MARSHAL DE LA CoRTE NUM-
CTPALs SR. zENo, HA sIDo
REPUESTO.

Aver estuvo un Redactor de este dia-
rio hablando con ell Lcdo. Rivera Ia
vas, con Ell proposito de conocer las
impresiones de este conocido juriscon.
sulto, en- ell case de mandamus'', que
Sc piensa interponer contra ell Gober-
nador, a los efectos de procurar la re,
posicion de los funcionarios de la Corte
Municipal de esta ciudad, quienes fue.
ron separados del servicio sin la previa
y debida formulation de cargos por par
te de jefe del Executive, seglin Sc ale
ga como motive fundamental de la ex-
presada acci6n judicial.
Ell Lcdo. Rivera zayas informo a
nuestro Redactor que no era verdad
que va hubiese radicado la citada de.
manda, pues estaba esperanto que trans
curriera ell termino de 48 horas que Sc
lie di6 al Gobernador, para contestar
al requerimiento que Sc lie hiciera para
que repusiera a los susodichos funcio-
narios, en- sus cargos respectivos.
FComo quiera que ell jueves- nos
dijo ell Sr Rivera zayas-es que expira
ell termino concedido al Gobernador, TO-
da vez que el seguramente no contesta-
ra al requerimiento, va que ha nom,
brado los sustitutos de los funcionarios
recurrentes, es muy probable que ell mis-
mo jueves sea interpuesto Ell amanda
mus.
Respecto al Secretario Sr. Torres
Monge, de cuyo asunto Sc hara cargo
ell L,cdo. B. Guerra Mondrag6n, aun no
habia sido hasta aver cnviado al Go
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Uaivsrnl Service

PAREe sctubFs e.-A ser sntFevis
tado aqui MF. ". HoFn Ely presidents
ae Ia coiumbla 0raphophons Company,
u AmsFlean Railways Company. a "a
pase por ssta dssputs De habsT heeho
ana iEa eomsFeiai por 81 visio e0ntinsH
e. ss express ca ssta foFma; ''Del -.
fnltaao &c h egnfefeneia de Washington
setEe 81 desaEme. dependen ias sleeeao-
mes dsi eonEFsso ei ace ps6ximo, y Ia
mayoFia csc eonsiga ga a IL adminis
tFae.6a as Harding.
Las grandes smpFezss de ios Estados
Uni4es espsEan e0n ansias a pr6xima
cenfeFeneia.
''Raben poe cue decide eenvoearla e.
FFsaidsnts HaFaing. ~ lsfs del eieeuti
W ~ We obligaao q dag ashales de pro
EFeso. Tedas ias eompaGias e0msreiaies
Del pals inailiisTon en qus 81 g0biern0
- ahstuTisEa as sutEsgaFss Al eeio. co
me ie hieisra la aaministFaei6n pasada
y paFsfia cue q presidents Harding
sstaha snauiatado y no ioETAFia Sxito e.,
aespeEtaF a la naeion del marnsmo en-
csc ~ hallaha samsFElda
La iaea ds - eanfeEeneia ss aeogi6
eomo saviada peF 81 eisle y - pFsssnto
81 pahiieo eomo una vTnsba de cue IA
admiaistFacitn - ssforEaba sn veFaaa
sn resolvsr lor pFoblsmaa iegaaos poE
"a gaeHa PeFa q pasa es grave
De hseho. Las EEandss empreaas 10
eeasiaefan FsligFaao. psFgue . menos 6s
qus fs adegtea ascisiones pEaetieas en-
"a eenfaeaeiA qus saiiffaEan Al pais
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-19
Ell GOberRadOr Sc
dirige a Ia JuDta de
Navigation de {, U.

Ampliando nuestra information de
aver respecto a la conferencia reciente-
mente celebrada entire ell organizador
obrero, senior Iglesias y el gobernador
Reilly, para discutir la situacion de los
trabajadores en- general, las huelgas pen
dientes, y especialmente la actitud adop
tada por los trabaja1ores de los muelles
y puertos de la isla, ante la rebaja lie
vada a cabo por las Companies Navie
ras, ell Gobernador Reilly decide enviar
un cablegrama Washington, pidiendo
a la Junta de Navigation de los Esta-
dos Unidos para que concediera una au
diencia, en- la que Sc debe OR a la re-
presentation de Puerto Rico en- benefcio
de los trabajadores de los puertcs de la
Isla.
FL delegado Santiago Iglesias parti-
"a para Washington cumplir la mi
sion que le han confiado las Uniones de
Marines, tan pronto Sc indique Ia fecha
en- Washington para presentar las demaa
das de los trabajadores que Sc ocupan
en- la carga y descarga de buques.
Ademas del cablegrama enviado por
ell GObernador, ell organizador Iglesias
envio Ell siguiente:
-"F. v. o'Connor,
U. S. Shipping Board,
Washington, D. @.
De acuerdo con las recomendaciones
y los buenos deseos del Gobernador de
Puerto Rico, quien ha prometido que Sc
haga justicia en- este case los traba-
jadores marinos y de los muelles de Puer
TO Rico, ellos decidieron no paralizar
el trabajo a despecho de la injusta re-
ducci6n de sus salaries impuestas por
las Companias.
Habi6ndoseles prometido tambien una
oportunidad de que Sc les conceda una
audieneia para ser oidos y de presen-
tar su case a ustedes, lie suplico por 10
tanto que acceda coneeder tai oportu
nidad informarme la fecha de cuando
sera possible para su junta disponer de
una audiencia para perscnalmente pre-
sentar las razones que tienen los traba-
jadores de Puerto Rico.
FL mismo cablegrama fu6 remitido a
otras autoridades obreras de la naci6n,
de las que Sc espera cooperaran al 6xito
de las demandas establecidas por los ira
bajadores de Puerto Rico.
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GESTIONES ACERCA DEL
EMPRESTITO CUBANO

WASHINGTON, octubre 18.-Dm
Sebastian Gelabert, sacretario de Gu
ba, y el coronel Despaigne, admins
trador de las aduanas de Ia Hsbana,
quienes han venido a los Estados
Unidos con el prop6sito de concertar
un empr6stito de cincuenta millones,
b.n vi4itado al presidente Harding.
Como la situaci6n de la Gran An
tilla hs mejorado notablemente, Sc
cree que ell empr6stito sera autoriza-
do.
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MERCEDES 10 DE ocTUBRE DE 1921.
EI juevGS Serd dintGrpuGStO pro-
bab|GmGntG eI ''n1andanluS"
contra Mr.. {. Mont. Rei|v

bernador Ell requerimicnto para su re
posicion, por 10 que no podemos aun
asegurar de una manera concreta, 81 6l
va interponer tambien la referida ac-
ci6n judicial contra el Gobernador en-
reclamation de sus derechcs.
Ell LCDO. CoRDOvA .DAVILA LIE
VARA Ell AsUNTo DE sU soBRINo
Hablando con ell Lcdo. Rivera "a
vas, fuimos informados, de que eI Sr.
Cordova Davila antes de marchar a la
isla, lie di6 instrucciones, en- ell sentido
de que al establecer ell recurso de imam
damus' en- favor de su sobrino 10 hi
cjera aparecer como Ell abogado que in
formarfa el case ante ell tribunal.
Ell MARSHAL DE LA CoRTE NUM-
CTPAL REPUESTo.
Ell marshal de la Corte Municipal de
San Juan, Sr. Zeno, quien fue uno de
los funcionarios destituidos por ell Co.
bernador, fu6 aver repuesto en- SUI car
go, despues de un cambio de impresio-
mes que en- dicho sentido hubo entire ell
Gobernador y los sres. Mestre y Huyke.
LA ToMA DE POSSESSION DE LOS
NuEvos FUNc1oNAR1os
Aver por la manana, tom6 possession
del cargo de juez, de la secci6n primera
de la Corte Municipal de San Juan, ell
Sr. Aybar de la secci6n segunda ell
Lcdo. Rafael Arrillaga Urrutia.
Asf mismo, aver Sc expidi6 ell nom-
braTniento de secretario de la secci6n
primera de dicha Corte, a favor de
Luis Pe1a Ramos, a quien recomend6
Ell Lcdo. Roberto H. Todd.
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DON ISIDORo DELGADO

Manana llegara San Juan, en- ell
vapor Ponce, procedente de Nue.
Va York, el active comerciante Y al
monedero p1blico don Isidoro Delga-
do, quien Sc encontraba en- los Esta-
dos Unidos desde hace alg1n tempo
La noticia de su regreso causara
grata impression en- ell alto comercio
de esta plaza, donde ell senor Delga-
do tiene numerosas amistades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-19
Ell DIPLOMA DE HUYKE

Ell Gobernador llam6 aver a Pala-
clio al senor Huyke para hlcerle en-
trega de su diploma como Comisiona
do de instruction, diploma el cual
fue recibido en- ell transporte "St.
Mihiel'
En- el referido diploma sparecen
las irmas del presidente Harding Y
del secretario Weeks. En- la parte SUI
perior del mismo Sc lee el nombre de
Nc Intyre, del Comite de Asuntos In
sulares.