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AULTIOhS-LEC<fLS
Legal Notices

DISSOLUTION- Notice /, hereby sT,,-,
the stockho'icrs OF the Richmond los,
mthI Association ana Training Srhoui
ivi MUSES. that. In accordance. with
resolution 90 the Board OF Directors
passed az meeting held On the I'm
day 81 JnIy. 1871 meeting q: I'M,
stockhoid"rs y! the above COMPUTATION Il
hereby called III the city of Richmond
~ ivo East iian"T Stree. ON tho .ud
day 81 August. 1874 At $40 l.. 81 e.
consider ms ai.is"b!iity Of dissoI.ins,
the SAID corporation. iSIgu,d1 4
Tenant. ". -, President. -. 4 For.
rE-on. D. u. ). Secretary.
HOLDERS Watkins-Cottreu Com
psny- IN. unnua! meeting Of the stocn-
holders OF tho Watkins Cut.rcI Com
pauy viii y" held IN tho Once of III,
company, Fourteenth ana Dock Streets
Richmond Va. ON Tuesday. August >.
noon.
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DESIRE 10 .G:uru. tEe uuu.c That. ow-
recent illness I at,t. l.uS-! ,Hs -E-...
Vel CouNatrn,ta. Home. Win tnlr..
anu appreciation. 80. interest tul i.,t-8,-
. M s.AggE,lS W -, Williams. l.. =
WILL no: u- rysltuSit,u !Jr ANY I,uts
mace nE any pu- nt..- THAN myself Jos
~. EicAersta; .r
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cASrELBERG'S NATIONAL.
IEWELRY OMpANY
40 l.. ANT lskDAh STR l. I>.is

JEWl:LKY CoMTANT
'lo EAST BROAD STREET..
MAS.in-Wnnt"I. t" do light housekeeping
rom I" Il Arply oii Yves, Grace.
or ,t.i KS,M,Tioh-Wanted. by large manu-
srn op SG"GSr M IN b. ss"S mu
Nl1r"ss \ ~. care The pispatch. ''S''
SERVANTS Wanted. two servants. maid
G!cllan. wcsthampton car line Stop 10.
..,lr"s,,ys., She i We'll n.iI' '''i b 'ST i:
s"od salary. nni from ,ha, time in.
1I1,, ,aS1SN ars rssniar SiI.3o week.
Nl"'ys ahead ~ her are higher posi-
t"nS. with large salaries, waiting TO
~, hird from the ranks Of the operators.
iier iromutom depends only on her
Ahility- Sh" receives vacation Zach
1ud,r cR G sac rSt m "s'.x miihGSi ST.,
"ttrnciiN. and wr'l-furnishcd recreation
rooms adi 60 her contcn,mcn; aud hap,
p.n.s. eau and So III Gmploymcn,
sur N'S'rr, R"Gm .ns. 'o' Easi Grace
Tclephony Coiurtuy OF Virginia.
TNrlSr 40 shorthuud. experience not
n'..sShrE' Cool gn4hcy rt"'uotinn in
Huidiug city. ""
WHITE tAUN-W Wanted. white lady 20 do
So"k,n: and !onh after dining room for
neat. wal nay SIS "cr month and board
", furnS - Mineral riiSS q Va one OF family
Help Wnntcd--Maic BIB
bAnRER wanted At III North Jefferson
Observation-Disclosures mail and postal clerks
salary SlGUu ~ S..l0G Many wIn,"I
ENIUl1 NATIONS soon. Write t6r IRE. book.
Let = - BoN S.cl. Washington. D. G
IoLLECTOK-W Wanted Experienced col,.c
toy los an iustaimcnt furniture store
State experience and salary cNpcctrd:
also aCn Address IioN ID ~ care The
D:suatch.
COOK wanted Ap9ly At oncc Guvcr-
uatoy's. Sos Eas; Broad
DISTRICT MANAGEK-wan;cd distric,
MANAGER good reference. to cstab lish
Office And organize ON n hich-erati.
proposition with old reliable concern No
stock u real estate Demand already
created Oprortuuity OF lifetime for
the TiEht vartS. For full details write
Manager. so Second National Bldg
Akrou. Ohio
FREE rmpluymrut service. Public En-
rioyment Bursau. Room ;. City Hall
II you arc out ci work ana want !, lob.
IN" Dispatch wll insert e situation
wanted tG. lur you free %; Charg.., TX
80 Ihg bisrHrch ottco.
LARGEST company IN the world. spcCiaItZ.
ing ~ ac,!lvn; and health insur.nC"
wants 1--we. EARNEST agents thruu. hOui
your S'r' DN'. twenty million dollars
paid "a claims luEusou y N1,;nS
utnca>i.ru Managers. .pg Bond BIJu
~ IShl0s iuu. u. {,
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REL ESTlTE FOR RENT
Apartments and I,Iuts

Apartments and Flats -
GNTS-From ! room ana nam -
rooms and bath: central and ~
End. rentals. t2i5U and up pu,s.s.t,,,,
now and September !. see the commit.
list at our office. Morton q. Th.Ihin.r
ing 'S''o
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: uncr4t Directors
Special Notices

IA cF-EdWlu Haaup funeral Gi,ecto.
anu rHILI.iuvs SOS Eas: Main Street
Madison Isl. R,nto.aa secs
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MANAGER wanted gentleman TO ,.anar.
iur"l,Urr store must be tn"rJughiy com.
potent 20 tSs HNe tG.l charge. Giy.. r,r-
tFsuer- in Answer and anythiuc you
th'i,h Would lEak, you a valuable clu.
ilpN. Address Bon Is -. care rhe
pi>uafch.
MEN wanted 90 learn the barber trade
Tuition. s.. tools free. Diplomas give n
Wrli. fpr information. Richmond R.r.
h.r Col. ss r'' Fast Marshal, Street.
RAti.wNY MAIL CLERKS -,;ovcrtin.ut
positions. Sl3S-SlrU monthly. Postal
clerks. Sla5 go Sls9 monthly. assistant
auditor. Sitfu-S -,1jr yearly Examine
tons scott. Wri'v for Interesting book
l,t Boz - Washinston. =. =
SALES AGENTS ana solicitors wanted hy
nearby reliable manufactured for Si!pu-
lht. territory. excellent opportunity to
start az "n., n,utllus hardware. guar
H.i"yH Narlpu, standard articles FOR
Which there is an enormous demand now.
y '-rNu-,Gi. legitimate proposition. >alv
direct in User t.! S't others 10 solicit
Iu so4g allotted territory. Good prouts
COZ your tuThctNuu o., no" Tor tmm--
t.t'- HpVo.atmcnt Address Drawer l..
EE... rs.
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Y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

s., I'N ATLAS ;Fuch Tot @aIv. WIN So,y
slt,i ieTns 4 Meyev's Sons Co. :,
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'l- ~ ll., ass N a-u DO u,-a y,
tive cal! on ButuHs gr.i.r d., IT,, IT,, -
as"H 30 East Main street. rn,ie
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RE.tL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Lanh Tor Sale HI
FARMS-lf Won want To buy farm
Graai Eastern Land Co.. 30I-305 Mayo
Bldg.
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IAIIItIiiG--i';InrI.un
Professional Scr,Icn>

NALL. rArEE For orsi.cass WORK a,
lla'-l Al work ruHraut.rtt ''"' h''"'
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

ANDERSON'S
cS WE h Ky S itI:hL., !. AMP EXCHANGE
PHOTOGRAPHS. MADIso% i6Ji AND
BROAD At FIRST.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE
Houses fol. Sale

FOR SALE. modern 10 room h,,,o
EaIaEc' early possession. Prize. rlu n,
boulevard i4Ji. rs"
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Moturc,,,c. ma, nI,,,,.

BICYCLES ny;l uuyiur a bIry--I..
SGS "a" best That j. the N.ur-r
J. Cna!les s. Sous 5lG W.s, HrS.d
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
Entertained Round rabl. cl.s.

The members of the Round Table
class Of the Methodist Sunday
School were entertained at the
home of their teacher, Mrs. N. A.
Reed, last Saturday evening. The
Reeds have beautiful country
home and the trip out there. in It
self was pleasure. Immediately
after the arrival of the guests q
bountiful supper was served, to
which the boys and girls did ample
justice. The election of officers for
the coming year was held and re-
suited as follows: President. Miss
Merle Lewis; Vice President, GeOr-
ge Robson SecTreasurer, James
Adkins.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in games and cOntests,super-
vised by Miss Gertrude Cain.
Aside from the members of the
class, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lewis, and
Mesdames r. E. Wood and r. O..
Blair had the honor of an invita-
tion to spend the evening with the
class as the guests of Mrs. Reed.
The membership of the class is
made mp OF high school students
and any one in the high school not
attending church elsewhere have a
speeial invitation to join the Round
Table Glass.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
FLAG GIVEN MOTHER.

The following news article from
the SentinellPost of Shenandoah.
Iowa, has been handed the Chief.
tain for publication. Glenn NJ
Reed was the son OF Mrs. NJ. A.
Reed and brother of Jay Reed, who
reside near Amity.
Glenn NJ. Reed, late seargent,
Company B, 355th Infantry, for ex.
traordinary heroism in action near
Beney. France, September 49, 1918.
lie voluntarily left shelter and pas
scd through heavy bragg to assist
wounded comrade who was UNI
able to reach shelter by himself.
As result of this heroic action he
was killed.
When the flag which draped the
cnsket Of Sergeant Glen NJ. Reed
was folded and handed to his
mother and Carl Brown, bugler,
blew taps, the last military honors
were paid the brave soldier who
-gave his life at Beney in order that
n comrade might be saved. The
sergeant who was cited for bravery
for this act, was buried in his ma
tive soil Sunday afternoon at Rose
Hill cemetery.
Six ex-service men from the Amer
lean Legion post were pall bearers
at the impressive funeral at the
Methodist church, which was con.
dncted by the Rev. w. G. Harding
of Farragut. who is also member
cf the Legion. having been commits
stoned at Fort Smelling and served
in the World War A firing squad
in charge OF Warren Booth march.
ed beside the hearse after attend.
ing the services and at the grave
fired the last volley over the grave.
The former soldiers wore the uni
forms OF their days of service.
Sergt. Glenn NJ. Reed was born
IN Shenandoah, JANUARY l3. 1893,
and in that place grew to manhood.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
RuMMAcE SAFE

The Catholic Ladies will hold a
Rummage Sale Saturday. Oct. is,
IN the store room north Of the
snodgrass Grocery. There will be n
good line of slightly worn shoes
dresses and mems clothing, also
window shades. picture frames, one
dress form good as new. Come ear
ly and look over our stock. l7.st
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
D. H. uaa.rweea D..a

Hale Underwood, IN old time
resident Of the Hartman neighbor.
hood. dropped dead this morning
at the Gus GwAnson farm north
OF Hartman. He had been . resi-
dent OF Prowers county for about
35 years. The body will be prepsr-
ed for shipment to New York for
burial by the Aorleh Furniture
Company. 4.p
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

E. d. Shirley went to Rocky Ford
Tuesday to return home with Mrs.
Shirley who has been a patient in
the hospital there the last few
weeks. Mrs. Shirley is recovering
from recent operation.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

Miss Alice Craven, of south of
Holly, is patient in the La Junta
hospital where she submitted to an
operation for appendicitis. She is
recovering nicely at present and
hopes to be able to return home
in a few days.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
LIT UP!

Thanks to some one the lights
are on again.
Now if the council will turn the
lights on the towns expense &C.
count to show why they run $15,.
600 behind each year, I am sure
we, as we'll as they, would be
wiser.
! am always lit up on insurance
and want your business.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
MOVING

The house mover will have his out.
lit here, October H.. Any one hay.
ing house to move leave word at
the Chieftain offire.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

J. G. Wadsworth has moved Ii i
real estate office nto the front emil
OF the Chieftan office on Main
Street.
FOR SALE OR TRADE First class
garage. This is money maker
See Brown Land Co., Holly, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
Halloween H..a..raa. ..,l.

Monday. October 81. Prize for
couple wearing best costume. No
one allowed to dance without .
mask. Unmask st II O'Clock. A
luncheon serped during dance.
Admission hoo. Tax 10 cents. Gen.
eral admission Is cents.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
Revival Closed

\ The revival meeting which hal
been In progress at the Armory fos
the past four weeks under the aus
pices of the Christian church, clos
ed with the Sunday night service,
Rev. Stebblns, the Cyclone Evan
Eelist' was in charge rof the meet.
ings.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Large furnished room, strictly
modern house, suitable for one or
two. Jos. E. Fudie, Care Western
Union
do washing and do good work.
lext door east of the Ice House
p-lS3t.
Large furnished room. strictly
modern house, suitable for one or
two. Jos. f. Fudie, Care Western
Union.
Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Bryce return
ed the first of the week from an
extended auto trip, visiting three
itates while gone. Kansas, Nebras-
ka and Oklahoma.
Don't fail to see Marguerite Clark
in Luck in Pawn" Cow Club Fri
day and Saturday. 25 and 1Oc
The Chieftain takes subscrip-
lions for all newspapers and period
icals published Make your selec-
rion for your Christmas presents
1ow
There is one boy in high school
who will be compelled to leave
school at the end of this week un-
less he can secure work to enable
MIN to help pay his expenses. II
YOU can use boy, call Supt Use
ut No. 6t. This boy is worthy and
will do any kind of work.
Joseph Adamek OF La Junta,
epent the first of the week here
looking after business affairs and
renewing old acquaintance. Mr..
Adamek was formerly In the jewel
ry business in Holly.
The Woman's Society Of the Pres.
Eyterian church will hold a cooked
and baked food sale at the Snod
prass Food Co, store next Saturday
Mart Winters is holding a big
public sale today at his farm four
miles northeast of town. Mr.. Win
ters is planning to take trip to
the northwestern states and may
loniIn 10 I0ooNa l., nrarnr
See Marguerite Clark in Luck In
Pawn" at Cow Club Friday and
Saturday. 25 and 10 cents.
The Wahanka Camp Fire girls
met for their regular business
meeting Monday evening, October
4, at the home of Erma Roley
During the business session on,
new member was adnatted into
the camp. AT the close of the bus
mess session all filed into the din
ing room where the table was very
artistically decorated and dainty
luncheon served, consisting OF sand
wiches, pickles, cake, peaches ant
cocoa, which was enjoyed by all.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Isabel Rockwell on Monday
October 17th
40c for butterfat and we pay the
express is our Cream price for Oct.
ober. Trinidad Creamery.
AThe Chieftain can save you mon
ey on club orders for magazines
Prepare for the long winter even
ings by ordering now.
The Woman's Society OF the Pres
byterian church will hold a cooked
and baked food sale at the Snod.
grass Food Co., store next Saturday
FOR SALE-No. Is Heater, oak pat
tern. Splendid condition. f. f.
POWERS. c-lS-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hall and family
returned last week from an auto
trip through Kansas and Nebraska
after visiting in the latter state
where they have relatives and
friends, for few weeks.
Black paper at the Chieftain Of
flee. Make black cats for your
Halloween party.
The Woman's Society OF the Pres.
byterian church will hold a cooked
and baked food sale at the Snod.
grass Food Co., store next Saturday.
The Chieftain office carries black
paper for making black eats for
your Halloween party
FOR SALE Morris Chair, Buf-
fet, Bed, Springs and Mattress. Geo.
Houtz. These goods are at J. w.
Hardy's house. c IS tt.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
See /. j. GILMouR

Representing:
Tho Home, The Fidelity Phenix,
The Globe & Rutgers, The Pala-,
tine, and the westchester Insur.
ance Companies.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lewis, r.. T.
Chandler, Arthur Lisby, and Mr..
and Mrs. Alva Lisby and daughter
drove to Webb today where, they
are spending the day with Mrs.
Lewis sister, Mrs Louise Walton.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

Just arrived. Priscilla Dean Tams
In coiOrs. Price $3.50. Miss Lizzie De-
In cOlOrs. Price $3.50. Miss Lizzie d..
ius. Over First National Bank.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
HOLLY MARKET REPORT

Produce
Eggs, per dozen --------.-------32c
Cream. per ID. -----------------i0 -i0c
Hens, per Id. --------------------13c
Springs, per ib. -----------------l2e
BOOSTERS. toldl, per ID. ----------.4 4c
Turkeys, per lb. -----------------20e
Guineas. each ----------------- zoe
Courtesy Snorgrass Food CO..
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

chieftain Want Ads.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

Received his education in high
selool and commercial college and
some military training with Com
pany + of that place. He came to
Auxvasse. Mo. with his parents,
March |, 1913, where he farmed with
his father for three years.
Wishing to make home of his
own he felt the West afforded him
better advantages and went to
Grant. Nebr.. with sister, Mrs.
Buelah Newman and was at that
place when drafted into the army.
,4e went to Camp Funston, October
3. 1917 Arrived overseas May 1918
and was in the trenches from Aug
ust 7 until the time his death,
September 10, 1918
Glenn was a christion boy, was
baptized in infancy at the altar in
the old Methodist church and from
cradle roll to Guards and the Sun
day school, then to Junior League,
later taking the Christian obliga-
tions on hmself He Joined Ep-
worth League and again "Renewe:
his faith in God with the Y. NJ. c..
A. people of Camp Funston just
before leaving for overseas. and was
a member of the Methodist church
at the time of his death at Aux
vase Mo.
The Post OF Perkins county, Neb-
raska was named for the two boys
killed that went from there, Metz
Rced Post
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

J. y. Byars of Denver. president
ot the }. B. Byars Company chain
OF stores, spent the first of the
week in Holly inspecting the local
ttore. Mr.. Byars was the guest of
Manager @. o. Virgin while here.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bryce return
ed the first of the week from an
extended auto trip, visiting three
itates while gone. Kansas, Nebras-
ka and Oklahoma.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

Don't fail to see Marguerite Clark
in Luck in Pawn" Cow Club Fri
day and Saturday. 25 and 10c.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

Large furnished room. strictly
modern house. suitable for one or
two. Jos. E. Fudie, Care Western
Union
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

Large furnished room. strictly
modern house, suitable for one or
TWO. JOS f. Fudie, Care Western
Union. /
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

II. II. Motor Co. for bargains in
used Fortls.
J. G. Wadsworth. the real estate
man, has moved his office to the
Chicftain building and will occupy
part of the front end.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

FOR SALE OR LEASE Sc 1-4-1
2242 Prowers county, Colorado.
Inquire of F.. o. Fits, 81 Chestnut
Ave. Long Beach, California,
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

Courtesy snorgrass Food Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
poR EscANDALosos

En- Ponce fueron denunciados, por al.
terar la tranquilidad publica, Hermand
Garcia, Santos Hernandez, Arcelia Ro-
d,iguez, Josefina Roca Enrique Mandc,
Maria Ortiz, Magdalena Cruz. Oscar
Gonzalez, Isabelino Delgado, Francisco
Dalio, Gaspar Gutierrez, Maria Balbina
Fernandez Domingo Almodovar.
Los msncionados individuos convir-
theron Ponce en- una especie de Ma
rruecos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
DIRECTORIO
FAR MACIAS
SAN JOSE DRUG STORE

Arturo Diaz Cintr0n.
Allen esquina San Jose.
Telefono No. 141. Apartado 1926.
Esmero en- ell despacho de recetas.
Patentizados Perfumeria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-18
Ell "TEAM'' DE FAJARDo PUEDE
LUCHAR CON Ell TRES BANDERAS

Helnos leido en- Ell MUNDO ell reto
que nos lanza ell afamado "team" tires
Banderas' Y quien ha leido este reto
dira que ell 'sTres Banderas' es ell dia-
bio; pero no hay tai. No hay que apu-
rarse, senior PEDRITO; no seran ustcdes
los que Sc Hevaran la honra de darnos
la prinera paliza, como dice asted, pues
prirnero lie daremos oportunidad move
nss de veras.
Otro equipo que promote jugar de mo-
do esp,endido, y que hasta la fecha esta
jugando bien, es Ell ''DARCO'. Sc COM
pone de muchachos de escuela; todos
memories de ounce aiios. Esta dispuesto
asimisrno jugar con cualQuier team
de su clase.
Para muy pronto Sc anuncia- un desafio
con uno de los mejores teams de la
isla. Nuestros muchachos practican todas
las tardes y Sc les We que barren con to-
do y parecen 4metrallas tirando.
PAQUILLO.
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Continuation de la pag. q


todos deploramos. La tasacion de Areci,
ho es de once millones Gle dolares. 10
que permits muy bien un emprestito de
IN million. Pero va usted sabe 10 Que
ns la politica (aqui interrumpo al
A.calde digo: 81, la politica no tieno
entraaas y esta poblada de envidiosos
de audaces, para los cuales no hay
ccdigos mora'es, sino ambiciones perso
males aunque ell pueblo sea rajado por
Ell eie''. Y don Manolo me mira, como
81 esas palabras hicieran una huella
sn su espiritu, digno de meiores altu-
ra5. - La politica, amigo ''N;c .Ko-
-, rebajo mi emprestito medic mi
lion de d6lares y 10 entretuvo por espa-
clio de dos amos, en- que las circunstan-
cias apramiantes 10 han convertible en-
una realidad, de la cual me siento or
grlloso, porque ella constituye I'M triur1
70 para mi pueblo, al que amo como
c! que mas.
-Dfgane, don Manolo, los socialis-
tas. -. mo Sc atravesaron en- su Ca
m.no?
En- mi caInino, no; en- ell camino
del triunfo de Arecibo, ST; ellos inte-
rrumpieron la Marcia progresiva v de-
jaron correr cinco meses sin preocupar-
Sc de la franquicia que tenemos expo
niendonos a que una empresa extraia
vinisse explotar estas fuentes de in
gresos de nuestro municipio; pero
tempo llegamos nosotros al poder
trabajamos por que Sc nos concediera
una pr6rrga para la ejecuci6n de las
obras ofrecidas.
y de ese hospital viejo pasado
de estar cerrado, Gque haran?
-Lo dedicaremos a asilo de anciano
desamparados, ilnico medic de resclver
el problema de la mendicidad, sin nece
sidad de recurrir ordenanzas, quo siem
ore son inhumanas. tratandose de la
pobreza, que es impfa.
Me hablo usted dc caminos vecina-
les Y dc aqua para los barrios: iQu6
cantidad hay asignada para todo este?
-Sesenta mil d6lares para los cami
ncs, cUarenta mil d6lares para dar
aqua los barrios, con 10 cual creo
que dejaremos resuelto Ell problema.
-5Y del Cano de Santiago, Sque me
dice usted?
Ell Capo seguira siendo caio, por
los siglos de los siglos. Verdaderamente
gus esta aprobada una asignacin de Sc
senta ocho mil d6lares para desvlar
10; pero no es menos verdad que ell
Tesoro Insular atraviesa por una de
sus mas crudas crisis, q. por 10 tanto
no habra, por ahora, esas obras. nj
intenci6n sobre este particular, es- ha
Ger estas obras por cuenta del MUM
cipio, 81 aceptaban pedir ell million de
d6lares; hubiera hecho un paseo adni
rable y una avenida despejada, que lie
hnbieran dado mas auge Ia ciudad.
Pero, siempre es un 'tpero'' ell que Sc
atraviesa a nuestros proyectos. Ello me
cbliga decirle, que, por ahora
para luego, tcndremos cafio pestilen-
cias. -.
-Digame, don Manolo. y la charanga
municipal, Ino entra en- ese emprestito?
No; pero en- cunato las obras por
empezar esten dando sus resultados eco
n6micos, tendremos una buena banda de
musica; uniformada y bien equipada;