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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-01

The Pottawattamis defeated the Chris
tamores on the Christamore door. last
night. IS to 20. For the winners Ernsting
scored Il points. Escol 8. Rhorman 8,
Barnum and Snyder 2 Counters for the
Christamores were: I. Wilber. l6; Spider,
:: R WILDER Rea and McAttie, each.
Spider. Rea and Barnum went out on
personals The score at half time was
II to Is, with the Christamores leading
The South Side Turner and Y. NJ. II.
A teams are ready for their "grudge'
battle on the Turner court tomorrow
night. and indications are that the scrap
will be the hottest ever offered by tn
dependent amateur teams In this city.
Players recognized as the best In their
class Will be seen In action in the big
game, and It appears as though one side
had Just as good chance Of winning as
the other Mike and Joe Rosenthal are
the big point Getters Of the Jewish team,
while the Turner's have three mean shots
in Hank" Stevens. Underwood and
Rice These players will rank with any
Of the younger goal getters In the State,
and II IS a toss-up as to which Will get
the most points tomorrow night.
The indianapolis Triangles won for
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-01

felt game from the Lauter Boys Club
last night when that team failed to show
for a scheduled game at Mayer Chapel
gymnasium.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-01

The Cathedral Juniors defeated the
Indiana Juniors, IS to -. In a fast con-
test. Metzser and Riley featured for
The winners.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-01

The Tary tt quintette will meet the
Riverside Triangles tonight at the Udell
street community house. A good game
In expected
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
EVANSVILLE COUNCIL
DEMANDS ABOLISHMENT
Special to The Times.

Special to The Times.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. H.-The
Evansville city council called in special
session to protest against the service
being rendered here by the Public Utili-
ties Company, which operates the gas
and electric plants, the city street car
lines and a traction line to Patoka, passed
resolutions demanding the adjustment
of the Indiana public service commission
and that the city We given the right to
control the Public Utilities Company.
Julius o. Aries, president Of the coun-
ell, appointed q committee of FIVE mem
bers who were TO go to Indianapolis to
appear before the House committee hay
ing under consideration a bill for the
repeal of the public service commission
law.
Mayor Benjamin Bosse, who is now in
Cleveland. will meet the committee in
Indianapolis and a number Of city Of
fcials from Evansville viii accompany
the committee.
The resolutions adopted by the
council are a bitter condemnation Of the
electric light, gas and street car service
The recent purchase Of eight more one
man cars, some of which have been in
stalled on some of the main lines of the
city, is regarded by the council as a VIC
lation Of the franchise, and it is asked
that the right to regulate such matters
be restored to the city council.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
ENJOINS BOTH
SIDES IN CASE
Judge Hats Coal Land Row
Pending Trial.

An injunction. directed against defend
ant and PLAINTIFF alike, was granted by
Judge Albert B. Anderson in Federal
Court today. demanding that eighteen
ard half acres of coal land near LIN
ton be left in status quo pending deter
mlnatiOn Of ownership.
The land is claimed by John T. Duni-
gan of Cleveland, Ohio. by virtue Of a
deed from Nicholas Goodman dated Aug.
81 and by William Schrolucke OF this
city, president of the Rosehill Coal Com
pany, under a deed dated Jan. 9, 1921.
DUNCAN claims that the deed and $500,
with a contract of purchase. were de-
posted in escrow with the Linton Trust
Company to be held until an abstract
OF title was supplied, when the sale was
to be completed. His complaint states
that the abstract has never been turned
over, but that a deed was made to Schro-
Iucke.
The case will be heard as soon after
Feb. II as 1t can be reached on the cal
endar.
VILLAIN Schrolucke, the Rosehill Coal
Company, Nicholas Goodman. Charles
Goodman, VIII R. Vosloh and the Linton
Trust Company are defendants.
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> THE BASEMENT STORE 7sfsll :
DOMESTICs AND BEDDINGs

(Ei&D WOOL MIXED BLANK
ETS, large, double bed size, ex-
ira heavy plaidS and plain colors,
$500 quality, pair ........ &4.oS
(Fifteen) "BEACON" PLAID
BLANKETS, beautiful colors;
$1,000 quality ...............$6 9S
$10.5O quality ...............$5 .9S
(Ten) ATWOOD BLANKETS,
extra size. plaids in the most de-
sirable colors, also white with
colored border, $25 quality. .$1O.9S
(Four) BATHROBE BLANKETS.
1913 quality .......<......$ 3.40
(Ten) WHITE CRIB BLANKETS.
size 36x50 inches, $500 quail
ity ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1.SO
(Ten) BED COMFORTS, regular
bed size, figured top and back;
soft cotton filed, $500 quail
ity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $2.4S
(Twenty-fve) BED COMFORTS,
up to $1,000 qualities. $4.9S
(Five) WOOL FILLED COM,
FORTS, sateen and silkoline COW
ered, SIu.Uu quality .....'.'' P0.SS
(Fifteen) BEACON" COMFORT
ABLES, extra size, choice pat
terms, $500 quality $3.9S
(Ten) COUCH THROWS, size
54x72 inches, soft fluffy finish,
fancy stripe colors, 1898 quail
1ty .......-.......... 1.43
REMNANTS OF ART TICKING,
20 inches wide, beautiful pat
terms and colors, 75c quality,
yard .S9G
(Six) DRESS FORMS, up to
$9.75 quality ...............$ 2.9S
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
Murder of Woman
Marked by Mystery

RUSHvILLE. Ill, Jan. 27.-Search is
being made today for the slayer Of Mrs.
Flossie Moore. %, who was shot and
Instantly killed here last night The
shooting was witnessed by two small
boys. who notified crowd Of men that
man had been killed"
Harry Batty, a brother to the slain
woman, was among the crowd. No mo-
tive for the murder could be given.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

REMNANTS, gingham fannelette
and printed wolfe, SOC quality,
extra special, yard ...........1Oc
Eight hundred yards) GALATEA
CLOTH, stripes and plain colors,
SOC quality, yard .............A9c
CFifteen hundred yards) CURTAIN
MATERIALS, scrim. marqulsette
and wolfe, soc quality, yard. 19c
REMNANTS CURTAIN MATERI-
AIS. ward wide, scrim, silkoline,
etc. SOC quality, yard. .1OG
olive hundred yds) CRETONNEs,
uaeful lengths. various widths
and patterns, 45c qualities,
ward ..................... ..1ST
x1MONO VELOUR, 27 inches
wide. soft velvet finish, attrac-
two floral and kindergarten
patterns; 29c quality, yard. '1%1sc
RACK sATEEN yard wide, for
dresses. aprons. Innings. etc;
mill lengths; SOC quality,
ward Observation-Disclosures. .1SG
WOOL FACE EIDERDOWN, yard
wide; white, pink, blue and red;
$3.50 quality, yard ............ 69G
LoNGCLoTH, yard wide, 6-yard
lengths ........6 yards for $50
sHEETING, "a width; bleached
and unbleached; desirable
lengths; 75c quality, yard, $50
(s,x) PLAID BLANKETS, extra
double bed size, beautiful color
plaids, some are stlk ribbon
bound $500 quality, pair. $3.49
(Ten) PLAIN GRAY BLANKETS,
Beacon" $1,000 quality go. $4.9S
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
SILVER-PLATED WARE

STERLING SILVER CHILD's SETS,
6 piece, knife. fork and spoon,
$5,9S quality ..................S 2.4S
e piece set FORK AND SPOON,
$S.9S quality '....'''''..'''.'.S1.4S
GLASS BUD VASES with silver
plated holder, SLAB and $3.50 quail
tiles Observation-Disclosures. .9SG
75c qualities Observation-Disclosures. $50
GLASS MARMALADE JARS with
silver plated tops and spoon, s1.29
quality NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
&C quality NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .35G
AMERICAN ALARM CLOCKS, $3.50
quality ....'.-...........'. Pills
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the motives of the committee had been
impugned He said the committee had
Mt no time held a private hearing and
that no one had asked that the bill be
reported out. He declared there was a
conspiracy to kill the bill.
Adjournment, which was taken last
night for lack of quorum, found the
friends of the Beardsley bill in the midst
of an attempted fllibuster. They were
attempting to talk to death motion de-
handing that the Beardsley bill be re-
ported out. When adjournment was taken
Senator Alfred Hogston of Marion had
the floor and in a slow and measured
voice was reading sections Of the bill and
talking to kill time.
DEFEATED IN MOVE
TO ADJOURNMENT.
While this motion was being de-
feated Senator William ". Swain of
Pendleton moved adjournment. sena-
tor Don P. Strobe OF KOkomo, who
introduced the motion to bring out
the bill, called for an aye and no
vote There were 30 votes against adj
journme INT and II for adjournment. The
vote WAS divided as follows.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

BOYS JUNIOR SUITS, sizes a to 8
years Of Atwood materials.
Straight trousers. Up to $3.50
qualities Observation-Disclosures. .S4.90
BOYS WOOL FLANNEL SHIRTS Of
khaki flannel, sizes Is and 1879.
Military style; $500 quality. $2.9S
BOYS WOOL FLANNEL SHIRTS,
sizes 1919 to IA; SIS quality. .... S1.75
Sizes 9 to Is years, $3.50 quality .25
BOYS PAJAMAS Of fannelette, one
piece style, sizes to IA years, neat
pink and blue stripes; s2.25 quail
ity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
ON OUR FIRST FLOOR
TOILET GOODS

AMAMI HENNA SHAMPOO, 15c
quality for 27S
COLGATE'S ASSORTED TOILET
WATERS, $1.00 quality ..........72c
WATERS, 75c quality ...........53e
DJER-KISs FACE POWDER. CSC
quality OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .43r
MAVIS PERFUME. 1926 quality. 500
COTYS LORIGAN PERFUME, $500
quality, ounce .$1.SS
DAGGETT & RAMSDELLS COLD
CREAM, 60c quality ............ 49S
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
WOMEN'S GLOVES

"KAYSER" IMPORTED CHAMOIS-
ETTE AND LEATHERETTE
GLOVES, 2-clasp style. white, pom
gee and mastic, pair. $50
Strap wrist style, white, gray and
nastic, pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. soc
12-Button and Gauntlet Styles,
pair observation-disclosures. $1.3o
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
ON FOUR rH FLOOR
RUGS

(Twenty) GRASS RUGS, size 1895
inches; blue, green or brown. .49S
FELT BASE FLOOR COVERING,
10 good patterns to select from, all
colOrs, square yard ............ .49S
BEST PRINT LINOLEUMS, tile.
mating and parquetry patterns,
all colors; square yard.
eight GRASS RUGS, size 36x72
inches; gray, blue, rose or black. $3.50
(Twenty-fve) SCOTCH WEAVE
WOOL AND FIBER RUGS for bed
rooms, two-color effects rose, blue,
olive, gray or tan, size 27x60
HEAVY VELVET RUGS, five orr
entail designs; tan, taupe, blue or
rose; size 27x54 inches. 800. $3.95
(Fifteen) GRASS RUGS, best makes,
Deltox and Waite; size 414x7h
feet; fine plain centers and figured
patterns; blue, green, brown, black,
rose or gray. .................. $3.50
HEAVY SCOTCH WEAVE WOOL
AND FIBER RUGS, plain centers
with band or novelty figured
borders, suitable for bedrooms; tan,
lavender, rose, gold blue and olive
$3.50 quality, size 6x9 feet. $11.95
$27.50 quality, size 8x1O feet $3.50
$3.50 quality, size 9x12 feet. .S22.5O
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
JEWELRY

EAR BUTTONS AND DROP EAR
RINGS. in colors to match neck
laces. UP to So qualities, spe-
Cial Observation-Disclosures. SSC
FRENCH FILLED PEARL BEADS,
IS inches long, with solid gold
clasp; $3.50 quality, special. $1.9S
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
HANDKERCHIEFS

HANDKERCHIEFS FOR WOMEN,
white and colored, hand embroid-
cred, pure linen, imitation Madeira
embroidered corners, scalloped
edges; white and colored embroid-
cred corners, hemstitched and lace
edges; embroidery medallion cor
ners on sheer imported cloth; 25c,
35c and SOC qualities, each. .161
MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS, pure
linen, hand-drawn hemstitChed and
hand-turned edges, beautiful light
and dark ground, hand-printed fig
ures, also plain white with woven
borders; s125 and $500 qualities,
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR WOMEN,
plain cambria, full size, hem
stitched ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Zoe
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
FEARFUL OF CLUB
AROUND CORNER.

Especially as / believe there is some
one with club waiting for It around
the corner" he added.
II was at this point that Senator Swain
moved adjournment. His motion was
heartily seconded by half a dozen friends
Of the Beardsley bin and the vote which
seemed to spell the doom Of the plans OF
Senator Beardsley and the McCray adj
mlnistration to abolish the primary was
taken.
Immediately following the vote, sena-
tor Hogston started his hlibuster. At
tentiOn was called to a rule of the Sen
ate that no member may talk longer than
thirty minutes at n time. Senator Giles
J. Furnas OF Lynn offered to yield his
time to Senator Hogston, but the chair
refused to recognize him.
Meanwhile trends Of the Beardsley bill
proceeded to leave the Senate chamber
in short order As soon as they had
left the question OF a quorum was raised.
roll call was taken, showing only
twenty nine out Of the necessary thirty
four Senator's present. The doorkeeper
was ordered to bring In the absent mem
hers. lie reported in a few minutes that
they had all taken their hats and coats
and gone.
motion to adjourn was then made.
Persons in the galleries could not deter
mine the result Of the vote, but the chair
ruled that it favored adjournment
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movement was on to kin the BeardsleS
bill.
Senator Strobe declared the bill had
been in committee fourteen days and re-
called the ruling of the chair that bills
should not remain in committee more
than six days.
Senator ]. Monroe Fitch Of Muncie,
chairman of the Elections Committee, de-
clared that the committee had not had
time to complete it's work on the bill and
called attention to the fact that repeated
requests for public bearings had been
granted and that similar requests are
still pending He declared that the com
mittee understood there would be dA'
vided report on the measure. Senator
Oscar Rats Of Paoli, Republican floor
leader. protested that the committee
should be given more time.
Senator Nejdl, in reply, declared there
was no question as to what the Senate
desired to do with the bill.
Senator HoSston insisted that the com
mittee should be given more time. Sen
ator Beardsley protested that, as his
child, he did not desire that the bill
he brought out into the cold at that
time
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

is generally regarded as vicious for that
rea son.
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The whole affair was as good as ex-
ample Of strategy as has been seen In
the Senate in a long time. Every move
was planned in advance. The test came
late in the afternoon at a time when
the Senate was thinking of adjournment
and at a time when it usually Is in
clined to rush things through.
sTRODE's PURPOSE
SOON APPARENT.
Senator Strodes motion was seconded
by senator James j. Nejdl Of Whiting.
1t was Immediately apparent that a
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
BOYS CLOTHES

(Twenty-four) BOYS TWO
TROUSER SUITS, sizes 8
to II years; of good wear
ing materials in medium
and dark shades. New style
coats, browns, greens and
novelty mixtures. Every
suit has two pairs full-cut
lined trousers. Special. $5. 98
BOYS OvERCOATS, sizes to
years, of Atwood materials, in
dark colors. Belt all around,
button to the neck or convertible
collar, warm Innings, well made.
Special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $6.SS
BOYS CAPS, ages 6 to 16 years;
OF Atwood materials; $3.50 quail
ity; special Observation-Disclosures. 1859
BOYS BLOUSES, sizes to 16
years: light and dark color ma
dras and percales; plain white
and blue. Well made, full cut
fast colors. Special .......65$
MEMS FURNISHINGS
PURE SILK AND WOOL HOSE
FOR MEN, seconds, slightly
imperfect, two-tone effects, gray
and black, purple and black,
gold and black, etc.; seamless,
ribbed tops; all sizes; seconds
of $3.50 quality; extra special,
pair ....,.......,.... .3SG
WILSON BROS" UNION SUITS
FOR MEN, sizes A, 46 and 48;
heavy and medium weight, wool
mixed, closed crotch, ankle
length, long sleeves, perfect
fitting. all first quality; up to
$500 qualities .,............$1.95
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SENATE'S VOTE
KILLS PRIMARY
REPEAL BILL

CONTINUED From Page One.)
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VEILINGS
ON OUR THIRD FLOOR
BOYS CLOTHES

BOYS TROUSERS. Sizes 6 to
IS years. Choice of our en-
tire stock of all-wool mix
lures. None reserved. Large
selection of colors, full cut,
well made and full lined.
$500, $3.50 and 1898 quail
tiles ................ $1.9S
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
ON OUR FIF77H FLOOR
GROCERIES

We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27
PROPOSE AN
AMENDMENT.

Some of the legislators, in informal dis
cussions. are considering the advisa-
bility Of pressing for an amendment to
the utility law that would have the
effect of saving the commission from It
self. They would place a bar against
granting emergency relief 10 such com
! panies as have not been properly eval-
seRated in accordance with section or
80 utility act.
S1This, they declare, would restore the
<skommission to its intended functions and
AAnId follow out the spirit Of the orig
inal law and would, in their belief, elm
mate the present dissatisfaction over its
acts.
LEGISLATORS who believe that the pub
lie service commission il proper body
to maintain and who do not believe that
utilities can be properly governed by
Aritv councils which would be the fact
under the proposed railroad commission
bill, feel that if this safeguard Is
adopted the commission viii survive the
present storm
FEAR RETURN
TO OLD LAWS.
One of the danger of the proposed
adjustment bill, It Is pointed out, -
that 1t stipulates that after May 1, 1921,
utilities which have surrendered their
franchises to the public service cOmmls-
sion shall operate under the schedule
Of rates, joint rates, charges, terms,
prices. conditions and standards IN force
May l, 1918, under and by virtue of such
ordinance or contract, which ordinance
or contract shall continue in force until
legally repealed, modified or Cancelled"
IL bill also provides that all utilities
= fx.xfking under indeterminate permits
did not have franchise or
iessS -, from a municipality shall con-
<3fAzfS 5a<@der present conditions for one
! - Or Enable the municipality and the
8 - - rssEsfx rates"
( -. z u sure gives the common coun-
es< - 49, city and the board Of trus
- ~ ~ town complete control over
= 49, within IL jurisdiction and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

COFFEE. rich, old
crop Bourbon Santos
(No c. .. d. orders),
pound .....,...2S 4
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-27

X A l S I n S, Del
Monte, new Califor-
mia, s e e d lie S S rs
ounce package, 27c),
u-ounce pack
age ............23c
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Sc alquila.

ST DEsEA listed que su cabello vuei-
va a su color natural primitive, use "a
sALUD DEF. CABEtLo DE HAY, pre-
parade inofelsivo, que, ademas de su-
primir las canas. .fortalecs la raiz del
cabeIlo. Frasco Grande $1.5O. Frasco pc
quefio rs centavos
GONZALEZ PADIN Co-7-9
VIVA FELIzMENTE ganando un busn
sueldo. Nosotros lie easonaremos Conta
bilidad, Correspondence, Ingles y
Aritmetica en- corto tempo y por pocc
dinero. Remitanos este anuncio con 81
le mandaremos las primeras lecciones
para que las examine. 81 Ell curse -
le interesa, lie devolveremos Ell dinero
The Carnegie School of Commerce, apar
tado 1876, San Juan, p. r. 6-21
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Notas de Bayanlon

la noche. Sc rccomienda d las perso-
mas que asistan a dicho festival, no
lleven nifos pequenos, pues es un es
pectacalo POGO eficlnte el que oca-
sionan al POGO ratio de empezar las
fiestas. A esta clase de fiestas-de-
ben ir solamente los mayores, no
nos explicsmos como es que sea ne
cesario inform lrlo asi a las personals
que incurren en- faltls semejantes
cuando para comprender la razon de
esta crltica hlsta tener un POGO de
senti % cem1n, y nadl mas. Aprove-
chamos la oportu4idad que ahora Sc
nos presenta, para recomenGar espe-
cialmente 4 las damss, cue va que
ven que los caballeros muestran tan
ia prisa por salir del te&tro la ter
minlcion de las funciones de cines
etc2 permlnezcan sentadas, dando
tempo con esa actitud a que salgan
lbs cab4lleros, q le tanta prisa mues-
tran, y pue@ln elias saiir con la CO.
nodded que deben y puf den hacer-
10.
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NOMBRAMIENTOS DE
MAESTROS

Los nombramientos de los mlestros
que habran de ejerecr en- estl muni-
cipalidad Sc haran tan pronto como
Ia legislature apruebe el presupuesto
para el pr6ximo bienio y por el De-
plrtamento de instruction Sc haga
la distribution proportional de las
mismas. Segdn informes fdedignos,
solsmente sera aumentldo el numero
de escuelas graduadas a CIEN y el
de las rurales TRESCIENTAS.
ST este informe Sc confrma, a esta
ciudSd no vendran toclndo mas de
dos escuelas, 10 que hara que CONT
nue. en- pie la crisis para los alum
nos nuevos de primer grado, pues Sc
necasitan por 10 menos diez escue-
las mas, 81 no nos dan mas de dos,
demas esta decir que estaremos fra
casados en- ese particular. Ell repre-
sentanta Sr. AIonso presento un pro
yecto de ley para que Sc impusiera
una contribuci6n de UN DOLLAR a
cada soltero, con el objeto de dedicar
ese dinero la creacion de escuelas.
No fue aprobado, no sabemos por
que olusss, pero nos parece que ma
die hubiera encontrado, (me refero
a los solteros) exhorbitante el pago
de un dollar por un permiso que le
p'Snfa en- ccndiciones de erkmorar
muchisimas muchschns con la simple
presentation del certificado credit
vo que por un "machacante" certif-
carr que era un correcto SOLTE-
RON. va 10 9lben los padres de ia
milia. ST Dios no viene ilun1inar las
conciencias de nuestros Legislatures,
ell n1mero de escuells nu vas sera
muy reducido, por consiguiente, al
gunos d@ben irse prep&rlndo pasar
el NAL ratio de no encontrar asiento
para sus niiios de primer grado.
Ell, CORRESPONSAL.