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49, fzaa ~ M
Mrs. Jacob Wolf and five children
OF Baltimore, are the guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Fuss.
Mrs. John Sauble had one OF her
breasts removed at Frederick City
Hospital last week.
Mr.. John L. Zimmerman also UNI
derwent an operation al the same In
stitution Tuesday OF this week. He is
getting along as well as can be ex-
pected
Mr. Guy W. Haines opened his NOV
ipgspicture parlor ON Friday last. The
opening picture was The Valley OF
the Giants
AFR and Mrs. Herbert Winter and
daughter, Miss Carrie, and Mr.. and
Mrs u. M Dntterer motored TO Har-
per's Ferry Sunday, and returning
stopped at Braddock Heights.
Mr. John A. Tompson (Abe) has
secured a position in the store OF Mr..
s. c. OFT.
Messrs. Ernest r. Ecker. Of Balti-
more, and John Cutsail OF New York.
are the guests OF their respective
parents.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Grouse and
daughter, Margaret, and son. Vernon
and Mrs. Jerry overholtzer spent
Tuesday at Luray cayerns, va.
The Carroll County t0hler's GroVc)
Fair opened Tuesday with Dr. Seth
Russell Downie, OF Frostburg, for
mer resident of this place, as speak
or His many friends here were glad
70 welcome him hack The exhibit Of
cattle and poultry is larger than lasi
year. and the other exhibits. are up
10 the standard, and all the attrac.
tiOns that go to make up a fair. A
small crowd was present.
Misses Edythe and Henrietta Arma-
cost, Of catonsville. are the guests Of
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ronnenburg. for q week,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. y. Eyerhart spent
the weeks end with William Hars
baugh, of Thnrmont.
Miss Janet Crebbs returned from a
two weeks visit 10 Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hahn and
daughter, Of Baltimore. were Sunday
visitors at his sisters, Mrs. Brine
Babylon. and are now the guests or
ctNNf ANAAAAfEHs
Mrs Minnie Reil and danghters
Ruth and Winifred, Of Hanover, are
the guests Of Mrs. John shreeye.
Mrs Forrest Otto and two children.
OF Baltimore. are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Hoekensmith.
Rev DIR. Seth Russell Downle, Of
Frostburg, Is spending the week with
friends here and attending the Fair.
Mrs. Robert s. Mckinney spent
few days with her aunt. Miss Agnes
Barr, at Gettysburg.
MT. and Mrs Robert Il. Fair ana
son, Wilbur. OF Baltimore. spent tbe
weeks end with hts mother. Mrs
Mary Fair.
The following from town attended
the Presbyterian Young Peoples CON.
ference held In Westminster last
week. Misses Anna Calf. Woodward
Lonisa Reindollar aud Eleanor Islr.
ME
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Murphy of
Baltimore. spent the weeks end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. h. MI
Ter.
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Public Sale I
Saturday, August 70, 1921

The undersigned viii offer at pub
lice sale GA tho premises. her prop
erty fronting on tite Baltimore PIKE,
ia Melroee. Carroll county. Nd. prop
erty knswn as the Df, zeigler Home.
This property has q large lot, lmprdv
ed with q . room frame dwelling 10
very good repair; we'll OF water az
the house. LOT Of nne fruit and
shade trees: large barn. nearly new,
with cement floor. also ali necessary
entbulIdInga. This would make an
ideal home fdr retired farmer or
any person desiring their own home.
Sale to begin t.30 Pf Terms by
MRS. sAI.LiE KEENY.
d. Thurman, auct augl2-2t
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Being true Democrat and never
held political office BY appointment
Or and other way, I ask the support
and ballot Of all Democrats al the
Primary Election Friday. September
., for the nomination OF Sheriff.
WILLIAM II. BOWERS.
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LIVE STOCK and
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
NEAR OTTERDALE scHOOLHOUSE
IN TAEEyTOWN DISTRICT, CAR
ROLL COUNTY, ND.

by virtne,of the power and author
ity contained IN the deed OF trust
from Clyde Ross Belts and wife. bear
Ing date august 4. 1921 and recorded
among the Land Records 81 Carroll
County. the Undersigned trustee will
sell at public sale. on
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921
tO6 ACRES or LAND,

morc or less, situated on the public
road from Farfarilin 10 Long Corner,
about two miles frNm Mnunl Airy and
adjoining tho lands ~ Edward Ten.
nett y. u. Snyder. John Ryan. J III.
iintbieum and others.
Tbie property 10 improved By i
FRAME DWELLING HousE 81 two
ut0lios and basement. q large bank
barn and other necessary uutbniid-
inga There Il a dne proportion Of
WOODLAND and meadow land on the
property. but about ninety acres has
been under cultivation, There Is a
well OF water at the house and an I'M
usually good spring Of water near by
and there n running wafer on the
promises and an apple orchard and
other fruit The property IL IN a de
airahin neighb0rhood. convenient to
churcheh. stores, schools and rails
road. and has long heen the residence
Of the late john II Hahn, For further
particulars apply 10 the undersigned
Terms az Sale One.tnlrd cash on
the day of sale az on the ratification
thereof BY the Court and the residue
IN two equal payments 81 one and Two
years. or Oh caAh ~ the option of the
PURCHASER The credit payments to
bear interest from the day 81 sale
and 10 be secured BY the notes of
tho purchaser, With approved aecur-
ity. ana bearing interest from the day
OF sale.
THEODORE r. BROWN.
Fif ANcIS NEAL pARKE,
Than II Brown. Solicitor. Trustees
T.. Al. Crawford. Auet. augb-le
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Public Sale /!
- o r -
Personal and Real Estate

We. .ihe undersigned. viii oiTer ~
public sale, the personal property on
the Fair Ground, and real estate Oh
Middle 81, IN Taneytown. Mdi on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST -, 1891,
az y o'clock. 90 the Fair Ground.
the following:
BUILDINGS Main exhibit build
ms, fsxGO. Poultry B0ldlnF, gxsa.
once Blniding. I2xlC telephone
building, 6xs. large ticket Office
building sxi2; small ticket Office.
building. gxS. dog house building,
iex2Gs oil house building. GxG. re-
freshmen building. lSKf0. frame ex.
hibit building. 2bgf0: agricultural ex.
hibit building. 32xi0 speaker stand
building. iBxt5 horse stalls building.
.1zHs9. horse stalls building. i4SiAs
horse stalls building. $3.50. toilet
building. 1910. toilet building. sx20
toile; building. i0K20s ( blearher
aeafe, ~ f. long platform, glx2e.
pens, 6gl; double row og Hog pens
ISM long; 100 COW stalls. rStra horse
trouRhh,
TENTS Speakers tent, complete.
3BxGu. tent complete, iG032t & tents.
complete 1921 tenia, complete.
axts. z tents. complete, gNiE. round
tent top AZ g. diam round tent top.
30S50i round tent top a0xt2; round
tent top. 2Ox3N, tank stand nnd iga
s r. water tanks water barrels. 2
small water tanka. Fogd pumps hnd
iaeka and piping lui o. other piping
4 iron tfOaghs. iron Eplcs, ~ glrlnd
wire fence around % acres suh 9
stranti= Of barb wire. lot of poultry
wlrc, brass splgots. 70 rolls % mes
roofing, Is street lamps and posts, a.
Empire chicken coopa 100 drinking
fountains, 2-huruer on stpso, good AZ
new. I single cola. 2k dDx. ehsira.
complete cooking outEi, stove. dishes.
knives and forks. kettles, tubs. gait.
era. etc. step ladder fork. rake. Office
desk. large lamps lot benches, lot
boards and sCanilinga and other ar.
tlcies not mentioned
This ~ a clean 40 sblc ~ The Fails
Association goodn and every article
altered. Will positively be sold 10 The
highest bidders
At the same day and date al =.
N.. the real estate Of tho above aa-
sociatlon. situated on Middle street.
IA Taneylown. NIL Large TWO.
STORY HALL BUILDING with base
ment aud land belong thereto I build,
Ing lot fronting on. Middle 81. from
the Staley property 20 FairtieW Ave
Both lots extend 10 The line of y, O. u,
These properties are deEirably To-
Gated both for manufacturing aud
as a dwelling.
Possession will be given on com
piiance o. terms OF sale aubiect 10
lease
Terms--porRonal Property Cash
viii DO required Real estate 20 per
cent 81 purchase price on day 81 sale,
balance on terms 20 suit purchaser.
Order % sales committees.
h. u. MAUs. Sec'y.
laugl2 Ii
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TRUSTEES SALE
0i
Valuable Farm!
MAX NOuST AMY, CARROLL
COuNTf, NtRSLAND.

% virtue ~ the docrue Of the Cir.
cut Court for Carroll County. alttlnr
ma Conrt o. Equity. PASSED lei a
canse therein depending wherein Mel,
vim > Hahn and others ara piaiatiaa
and the Westminster Deposit and
Trust Company "a defendant. and be.
ing No 6xH6 Equity On ghe Equity
Docket ~ the Circuit Court for Car
Fpll County. IN Egultg. Che under
aligned, Trustees appointed by said
decree 70 make gale 81 the real es
tsie Hereinafter described. wiil sell
NJ public sa.a, 90 the premises. on
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Union Bridge Diatries
For Republican County Commissioner
TO THE VOTERS ~ CARROLL COUNTY.

TO THE voTERs.S CARROLL COUNTY:
dwIs address short subject
ONCE
We who have lived and have witnessed the close
~ three when destinse institutions this
threatened ncgeniy
thotaiyey the subieot business Office the
president Of the United States smallest County once
wc VIII be raed this fall 70 elect County officers again.
and taking business view OF the situation the County Commits
sioner Office Is me important IN the County.
a. Repp Union Bridge applicant
nation for County Commissioner have known Mr Repp from chill
hood school with him associated with him
Hardware business for years position know
he we'll educated intelligent proven him
self efficient successful business
has his e business affairs. pOli.
the office seeking him. and
son viii mistake In voting for him,
Respectfully Submitted.
WM. WOOD.
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To The Republicans of
Carroll County

This q to notify you that am
a candidate for the domination OF
sheriff
u is physically impossible 10 see
each and every voter and / take this
means of announcing, my candidacy
capacity Of sheriff. ] am not a
stranger 10 you and simply ask tina,
my record be my praise or nv blame
earnestly AK the support 81 ali
Republican. male and female. al the
Primary Election on gepiefnBer aih
1891
Yours very truly,
BENZ. .. REapER
uupT1 "A
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Hanging /!

The very best Of work and prices,
Estimates cheerfully given. Natl or
phone orders attended 90 a. once,
Samples OF 1000 patterns to select
from. brought to your door. Drop me
a card or Phone, Westminster
sO3-Fl2
VERNON r. BULL,
augl2r2t Patnpsco, nd.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

-
! have taken the agency Tor The
sale 81 The celebrated Hanover lee
Cream aud solicit your orders f0r Il
iu quantities 10 suit. delivered, or Tor
sale ~ my Fe3idence b. the piafe.plni.
quart ~ gallon orders Tor parties 0f
plcnies Oiled q Ehort notice
MRS. u. MANuEft.
FhDpe sew Ward Ave,
angl2s2t Westminster. sd
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SATuRDAY. sEPTEMRER }, Iasl.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1921.
at 2 y. m, the following property
Kitchen range, oil cook stove. 8 burns
err: Vietrola. ~ records: Organ, /
rocking chairs, 1 dining room chairs.
bed room suit, wash tubs and boiler.
dining room table. 2 small tables,
large picture, large mirror, bed
lounge, dishes and cooking utenslla.
new lawn mower. Q nat irons, MILK
cow. heater, oil hester, cord wood,
35 to 40 chickens. Is ane PuLLETS.
white Ieghorn and Rhode Island
Reds.
Also Will offer Real Estate Of
HOUSE AND LAND for sale on same
day, room house, new. and y ACRE
OF LAND. adjoins the State road.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JAMES D. McRAE.
John w. Reaver, Auct. aug19-3t
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no YOU LIKE DUST ALL THRU
YOUR HOUsEf NO, THEN GET DILL
cO-LIGHT AND 4 HOOVER sWEEP-
Err. 6I4Ikhs
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Ir0R SALE.

IIsOR SALE.
White Reed Baby Carriage Almost,
new.
MRS. PERCY D. WATEIiIMH.
Finksbarg. Md 10
augi2.glt F'inkahnrg. Nd.
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Public Sale |

intending 10 move away ! win sell
At public sale, where ! now reside. on
The Manchester road about u mile
from Westminster on
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BENZ. D. KEsrFR
For Sheriff.

! hereby announce MY candidacy
Tor Sheriff on The Democratic Ticket
~ the coming primary election II
September. and nak The support o. All
my Democratic friends from nov IN.
"a election.
4. q. IiUaBERT,
Myers District
June 2f-to
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John Repp long time and having been
business for several years con
perform the important duties Of County
lhreioro the Republican voters Of Carroll
County support the primaries and u noni
irrespective convictions viii be working for
the they unite IN securing his cleo
ion November JESSE SMITH
punished by authority W. Thompson. Political Agent
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10 AL VOTERS or cARRola. COUNTY

TO ALE. VOTERS or CARRoIa, COUNTY:
Rcpp been induced BY his frepda
nomination County Commissioner for
County words regardng hs
this pspcnslbIe position
taVpg Mr. Repp since boyhood have always found
mhn exceptional business auceegssui In his
possessing foresight OF few words but
his adhsrng strictly 10 the Golden Rule
throughout his long business career
could found possessing all these quail
ies 70 higher deRree conscenogsiy bin the
voters county competent Office.
Respectfully
JOHN n WEAVER.
bridge. Md
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THEODUkk = Known,

FRANCIS NEAL PARKE.
Theo. +. Brown. Solicitor. Trustees
T.. a. Crawford, Auct- augb-ts
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-10

RGCtifiCdnd0 una
information

Ell senior Such, Manager de la Bull
Insular Line, Inc, nos informa que
un articulo que publicara este diario
en- su edicion del dia Z del corriente
mes de diciembre en- que Sc dice que
la Central Santa Juana ha obtenido
una sentencia en- contra de la Bull
Insular Line, Inc. por la suma de
$36,000.00 no es exacto por la razon
de que dicho pleito aun no esta def
nitivamente resuelto y todavia no Sc
sabe cual de las parties tiene la razon,
porque 81 bien es verdad que la Cor
te de Circuito de Boston ha revocado
la sentencia de la Corte Federal de
San Juan, Puerto Rico, la Bull Insu-
lar Line, Inc, ha apelado la Corte
Suprema de los Estados Unidos de la
sentencia de la Corte de Circuito. En-
otras palabras, una Corte ha fallado
a favor de la Bull Insular Line, Inc,
Y otra a favor de la Central Santa
Juana ahora la Corte Suprema de
los Estados Unidos tiene la Ultima
palabra. Ademas la resolution de la
Corte de Circuito trata solamente de
una exception previa y 81 la Corte
Suprema declara que la Corte de Cir
quito tiene razon ell case tendra que
volver a la Corte Federal de Puerto
Rico para verse sobre los meritos va
que como queda dicho, hasta ahora
10 1nico que Sc ha discutido es Ia va
lidez de una exception previa presen-
tada por la Bull Insular Line, Inc,
a la demanda de la Central Santa Jua-
ma. Por 10 tanto la Central no ha OBJ
tenido sentencia su favor por la SUI
ma de $36,000.00 u otra suma alguna.
Lo que antecede Sc refere desde lue-
go solamente al aspecto legal de la
question y la Central Santa Juana si-
que en- las mismas buenas armonias
de siempre con esta companfa y, em-
barca sus frutos por esta compania.
Ell seior Such nos dice que esta in
formation es dada la prensa sola-
mente a tftulo de rectifcacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-10
Association de Padres
y.A3eStIOS
"SavarOna"
Caguas, P. R., DIRE. Z, 1921.
Hon. Comisionado Insular de
4 instruction Pdblica.
San Juan.
"SavarOna"

OdL udLls
Senor:-
Entire los varios acuerdos tomados
en- su session de anoche por este Conf
te, figuran algunos que Sc relacionan
con ese Departamento, y los que me
complazco en- transcribir para some-
terlos a su considerations
1.-Solicitar del Departamento In
sular de instruction p1blica de Puer-
to Rico, la creacion installation en-
los salones de esta "Escuela Acosta"
una escuela especial de ingles para
adultos". (Nocturna).
2.-Establecer una Biblioteca Pu-
blica en- estos mismos salones, solicit
tando del Departamento de Instruc-
cion Insular, y de todas aquellas per-
sonas que Embellishments quieran
contribuir con nosotros a esta gran
obra, todos aquellos libros, mapas,
etc. que sean adecuados al objeto que
perseguimos, pero con especialidad
Mapas modernos, Geografias, Histo-
ria, y Obras de Referencias, (Refe-
renee Work. que ayuden a nuestros
nifios obtener con mas facilidad los
conocimientos que Sc requieren en-
nuestras escuelas p1blicas.'
Y no dudando que V. H. habra de
contribuir con nosotros en- la realiza-
cion de nuestros propositos, queda-
mos de I'd.
Con toda Consideration y Respeto,
V. F. Rodriguez Ortiz,
Presidente.
Santiago R. Ortiz,
Secretario.
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Z LOS QUE. vIAJAN
n Wrlgnts
Secretario.

Ell vapor philadelphia" que lego
aver de New York, trajo para este
puerto los pasajeros siguientes:
Santos Dfaz, Ralph Ferreira, Juan
Laboy, Mauricia Laboy, G. Erickson,
Francis R. Edwards, Antonio Suarez,
Francisco Suarez, Maurice Pretto,
Ernesto Garcia, Saturnino Rivera, Pri-
ce Rivera, Jose M. Cueyas Anselmo
Durien, Joaquin Lopez, Arturo Torres,
Edward Manassa, Carlos Mufioz, Agus-
tin Macfas, Ramon Iglesias, Inocencio
Matos, Carmen Hernandez, Gladys Can
cryn, Clarice Cancryn, Oralia Ramirez,
Genara de Jesfs, Edelmira de Jesfs,
katherine Merriam, James J.. Hartley,
Carol l.. Morgan, Fred W. Lindke,
Olpha Lindke, Anna Towne, Esther
Vazquez, Margaret Iriarte, Rafael San
quinetti, Ramon o. Martinez, Monserra-
te Martinez, Eli Martinez, Jose Rodas,
Rafael Bon Bou y Paul Ramirez.
~ 4 .4. T.
Lista de los pasajeros que conduce
el vapor "Philadelphia" que sali6 aver
a las 12 M, con destino a, Curacao,
La Guayra y Puerto Cabello:
J.v. Matos, Ramon Soto. Herbert E..
Munson, Maria Aguilar, Lillian Agui-
lar, Maria Hidee Molenaar, Jose Flu
nallet, Julio s. Busig6. Jose Wives
Tura, Antonio Briera,. Mateo Ferrer,
Conception Segovia, Teodora Senabre,
John F. Merrill, Ram6n Surillo. Ra-
faela Surillo, Yolanda Surillo, Jose A.
Aedo, zalda Aedo, Luis Martinez Emi-
lilo Rubio ' sehora, Julio Rivera Ro-
man Y sefora, Eustaquio Andino, Fran
cisco Sierra, Rafael Dalmau, Eyange-
lima Dalmau, Julio Tirado Medina, y
william A. Hutton.
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MALHECHOR ARRESTADO

Aver, las seis de la tarde, un SUI
jeto lamado Manuel Porto, fue arres-
tado por un policfa, por entrete-
nerse con un pedazo de carbon de pa
Tito, en- hacer dibujos en- la pared ex-
terror del edificio Banco Nova Ecocia.
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DON FAUST1NO FUERTES

Aver tarde sali6 para su residencia
en- Naguabo, despu6s de haber perma-.
necido en- San Juan, en- compahfa de
su esposa, ell conocido hacendado de
Naguabo, Don Faustino Fuertes.
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DISPONGASE UD. A GOZAR EN-
NAVIDADES Y ANO NUEvO
vENTAS AL POR MAYOR Y AL
DETAIL.

MANUEL QUINTANA & HNO.
ofrecen a usted un verdaero Gurug6
(que puede ser reconquistado cuando
q listed le plazca) en- Jamones de Ia
Sierra, Avellanas, Nueces, Higos y
otros articulos indispensables para pa.
sar felizmente las Pascuas.
En- turrones Esteva, que no tienen
rival, ofrecemos a usted calidades
magniicas.
Tel6fono All, Box 81, Tetuan st. 50,
San Juan, p. r. Advt.
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puEDE uTILIzAR uN ABoGADo

La Corte de Distrito, secci6n Sc
gunda, en- Ell case del Banco Popular
de Econemfas y Prestanos vs. Los he
rederos de Octavio Garcia Salgado,
por administration Judicial, ha autori-
zado la administrator judicial, hon
soma Bernabe, para que utilice los ser
vicios de nn abogado, con. cargo q los
bienes de Ia herencia:
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fGdtfiei6|f PMtDTTi
quGiia del IIaIajjl
UNA RESOLUTION DE LOS OBRE-
RIOS PORTORRIQUENOS
FEDERADOS.

Ell Comite Executive de la .Federa-
ci6n. Portorriquefia del Trabajo hizo
llegar "a la Conferencia del Desarme
que Sc esta celebrando en- Washing
ton, por conducto del Secretario de
Estado Hon. Hughes, una Resolution
que Gice asi:
El Comits Executive de Ia Fedora
ci6n, Portorriqueiia del Trabajo ms
pirado en- un alto espiritu de humani-
dad, y despues de haber discutido am
pliamente la convenience de que los
pueblos de todas las razas lleguen a
un fraternal entendido para impulsar
ell progreso humane por la senda de
la paz y Ia fraternidad, acord6 por
unanimidad solicitar de la Gran Con-
ferencia del Desarme:
Primero: Que Sc les reconozcan igua
les derechos deberes todos los
seres que pueblan ell planeta, decla-
rando la absolute igualdad de razas,
Y Segundo: Que Sc depongan las
conveniencias que sirven en- la actua-
lidad de motivos para sostener la paz
armada, con la amenaza constante de
las guerras que hasta ahora han aso-
lado al mundo, pronunciandose la Con-
vencion en- favor del desarme incon-
dicional Y de la abolici6n total del sis
tema militarista.
San Juan, noviembre A de 1921.
Rafael Miro,
Secretario general.
Martin Clemente,,
Presidente.
A. Rodriguez Vera,
Organizador General.
La contestaci6n lego la Secreta-
ria de la Federation Portorriquena
del Trabajo aver y dice asi:
CONFERENCIA SOBRE LA
LIMITACION DE ARMAMENTOS
Delegation
Americana.
Noviembre 26, 1921.
AL Presidente,
Federation Portorriquena del Ira
bajo,
Ofcina del Organizador General,
Sam Juan, P. R.
Sefor:-
He sido instruido por ell Secretario
de Estado, y Presidente de esta Con-
ferencia, para acusarle recibo de su
carta del de noviembre, trasmitien-
do una Resolution aprobada reciente-
mente por Ell Comite Executive de la
Federation Portorriqueiia del Traba-
jo, para informar a I'd. que Sc le
ha prestado la consideration debida a
las ideas contenidas en- el mismo, asf
como tambien para solicitar de I'd.
que expresea los miembros del Comi-
te su sincere aprecio por ell interes
que han tenido ellos la bondad de to-
marse en- las deliberaciones de esta
Conferencia. a
Y soy, senior,
De I'd. muy atentamente,
(Fdo.) j. Butler Wright,
Secretario.
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He aqu Oferta acanza OdOs tOdOs be-
neca sCuando empresa alguna zo oro ano snO
entire pbico empre resuaron esos
para benecio de poco dectamente ell
crptOr que precsamene ell debe recb ell premO
ayuda ecda para ell sosen de la Presa periodical ell cuarO
poder de la Humanidad?
hoy mismo nombre EEL NPARCIAL" ell mpor
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