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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. executive, confidential man:
brains. tact, personality; ~, Christian;
broad experience, including own business /;
travelled; manage, supervise, office, attend
outside matters: Al record; French, Ger
man. Tcxtor. 1os West 18TH.
ACCOUNTANT desires connection; 20 years
with import concern, retiring from busi-
ness demands moderate. SO Herald, Her
aid 50.
ACCOUNTANT, bookeepcr, wants overtime
work; small set books kept. 76S Herald.
$50 B'way.
poOKTSEEPTR. single middle are Chris
tian: experienced: trial balances. control
accounts. statements; capable efficient,
trustworthy; Is years laft position; salary
$50. 1920 Herald, Bklyn.
poy ei51 graduate, wishes position Ga Of
fics CalmbeSher. 22e Y. 500 81.
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THE undersigned, having lien on 5000 mole
skins, the property OF Dunay Green 4 Co.,
and due notice having been given 70 AL par
ties known 10 claim an interest tnerein, anu
the time sprcified In such notice for payment
or such lien having expired. said $3.50 mole
skins, the property Of Dunay Green Co..
win be sold AZ public auction az the OFFICE
of Herman Cable a Bro, Inc. at 20t Starr
st.. IN tho Borough Of Brooklyn, city OF New
York. on Thursday. April Il, 1921, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon.
HERMAN CABBE & BRO, INC.
BY HERMAN CAUDE,
President.
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Margin nd--saIc or Rent.
~ n1.n cntnNIAt. 40. rr

FINE OLD COLONIAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION. In
front Of Court House door. Chesfertown.
Kent county. Md. on Tuesday. April e. 1921
between II A. NJ and r. NJ, one of the best
farms on the Eastern shore; an ideal. weli
Kept farm, bringing a rcmuucrativc Income I:
short distance 20 county scar ana resorts on
Chesapeake Bay: c0nmodious brick build.
Ing with necessary outbuildings pranaries
barns. &C.; close to railroad. schools
churches aid village; most desirable place
~ every re1rtct. contains 700 aersa HOPE
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THE undersigned. having a lien on iT,4Ie
mole skins. the property OF TRIGGER a
Druckef, and due notice having been given 10
all parties known to claim an interest," there-
In, and the time specified In such notice for
payment OF such lien having expired. said
IL 4Tp mole skins, the property OF TRIGGER 4
Drucker, will be said at public auction ny
the office OF Herman Cable Bro, Inc. at
2OT starr at, IN the Borough or Brooklyn,
city OF New York.. on Thursday. April u,
1921 AT ten o'clock In the forenoon.
HERMAN GABLE & BRO, INC.
BY HERMAN GABBE,
President.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED business couple desire two FUR
nished rooms lSitchenette preferable party
TO call for year boy from school and take
care OF same until return of mother Write
o16 Manhattan av, apt o2
YOUNG business woman wants nice room
in private family, living in modern apart
rnert West Side between T2d and 10th
str. reference. Tel. Columbus 2945. Miss
LILLIAN STERN. care Mrs. Fl. IL. Superior.
al W. 7Sth ST.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

CLUB. ex-army officers, has vacancy for
two desirable men: ideal location: con-
genial: inexpensive: unusual proposition.
440 West End.
DESIRABLE rooms. private apartment; ex-
cellent table, homelike; very reasonable.
524 Riverside Drive. apt. 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 32o.-Palatial mansion;
elevator telephone. bath every room: Hun
garian cuisine, hotel service; refined Hebrew
surroundings; sublet corner room; fau booH-
ing.
57TH, 1851 West.-Large. small rooms. piano;
private bath: electricity: French table.
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HousEsWANTEp. .UNFURNIsHED

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WANT 10 rent six or seven rooms with mod
crn convcnicnces, Brooklyn; accessible TO
fnterhorourh or =. n. r. subway; might buy.
. T7s Herald. $50 Broadway
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


FARM wanted in exchange for Cape Cod
Colonial type house. bea ltifully furnished
free and clear, valued at $40. .00o insured for
81. 900: farm must be fully stocked pay
ing dairy farm, with good buildings and
stanchion for so head OF cattle: ample water
supply and electricity in New York State,
Massachusetts or Connecticut. Address
JOURNEYS END, West Harwich Mass
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AN expert tropical products, 40 years
Just returned from an inspection
trip covering five republics, wants
several younger men with sufficient
financial backing TO return with him
10 take up different branches public
service contracts. sewers. water. cleo
trio light, building automobile roads.
agricultural. cattle and virgin lands:
several openings for banking establish
.nents: also new industries which tLe
war held back: give outline educa-
ton, age: references exchanged.
1j5 Herald. $50 Broadway.
Trip will take about 3 months.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

~s4---~s
TO EENT-rurnished house, lower 1th av.. .
rooms, 9 vernndas. front and back yard.
from May ! or June I 10 oct. l: private
family only. rent $3.50 per month seen b.
appointment Phone 1850 Chel ,ea.
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New York state-saIe or Rent.

A BARGAIN-Mrst sell my fine home on
account OF death in family: house IS
large rooms and bath lot q acre with
fruit and shade trees. grapes; property
located in fine section of country; high
ground: easy committing distance TO city via
Erie r. r.: one mile from Hudson River;
four miles from Nyacls: house IN first class
condition: situated al junction OF roads;
State road TO Bear Mountain runs past house: (:
property well adapted for business OF any
kind; Ice cream and candy pariors con-
Quoted In house at present. For further in
formation address Box 81, Sparkill Post
Ottice or telephone Piermont 100.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

Two one story brick buildings. modern con-
struction, 75x2l4, at Bound Brook, y. g.;
four railroads, all improvements, siding; re-
strictcd: sell or lease.
PIERCE ESTATES. BOUND BROOK. n. J.
SECOND story loft TO let. s.o50 square feet,
100 per cent. light. modern mill constructed,
sprinNed building. fine location for help;
two minutes from Broad st. station Lacka-
wanna r. r., Newark, n. j. Address
ToNKS BIOS. o27 High st.. Newark. n. ].
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE undorsIrned, having a lien on $1,000
mole skins the property OF Chinese Fur
Importers, Inc. and duo notice having peen
given TO all parties known to claim an inter-
ost therein and the time specified In such
notice FOR payment IN such lien having cx-
pircd said $1,000 mole skins. the property
of Chinese Fur Importers, Inc, VIII he sold
At publie auction at the office OF Herman
Cabbe 4 Bro Inc. at 20I Starr st. In the
Borough Of Brooklyn, city of New YORK, on
Thursday April 81, 1921. at ten O'Clock IN
HERMAN cABBE & BRO. INC.
BY HERMAN GABLE,
President.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


AN in the market 10 buy five story walk
UP flat, Washington Heights district
CHAs. HEYMANN, PISS Broadway.
OWNERS list your property for sale send
particulars: buyers waiting. CHARLES
F. FURRER. a w. Saith 81.
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.


DOORS.
Exceptionally fine pair bronze doors for re-
fined residence entrance: design and work.
uanship highest quality: complete with frame
and hanging members: never been used: sell
for quarter cost to duplicate to-day: bargain.
+. II. c.. IL West 36th 81. Phone Fitzroy
OGoA
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Connecficut-Sale or Rent.

FOR RENT-Shore property. private beach:
extensive view OF Sound; house OF master
rooms, maids rooms. ) baths: newly fur
riished throughout; hot water system: garage
FOR cars. Tel. ffo Sound Beach. Conn.
for partfrulars
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KENSINGTON ~ Great NecS--T was COM
PEELED 10 take under foreclosure less than
sixty days ago one OF the largest corner
plots, fine forest trees, and I must sell: (:
VIII take one-half its value: terms must be
cash; no agents. Address Mrs. NJ. L. SHELL
WORTH. f65 North 10th St. East Orange,
N T. Tel Orange o92o
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wcstcllester-Saie or Rent.

BEONNVILLE-New stucco house. rooms,
baths, soarum, 2 open firepaces. hot
water heat. gas and electricity; double ga
rage: large corner plot; eight minutes from
station: $25, 900: cash $4,000. balance mort
gage. A go Herald. $50 Broadway.
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE.

Fifty minutes from Wall ST., gentlernan's
handsome residence, corner property, con-
sisting OF 10 rooms. bath. sun parlor. maids
room. bath. garage for accommodation
s cars, with chauffeur's quarters OF
rooms. bath: tennis court: caretaker on
premises. THE BALDROCK CORPORA
TTCN, 14i Broadway, New York city.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.
= baths. garage. fireplace. porch, y
OF ground on the finest thoroughfare.
JOSEPH T. FROEHLICH. corner Merricis
road and Lincoln av.. Rockville Centre, l.. I.
Telephone 645 Rockville Centre.
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ToR sALE-FREEPoRr.

seven rooms, bath. Colonial type residence, /,
open fireplace, hardwood floors, trim panel
ing: Two car garage. chicken house; plot
tion: minutes walk station. stores: $1,000,
terms. Phone Owner Bowling Green 2Ia3.
F-REEPORT-i0 rooms; improvements; ga
rage; near station; $500. Sso3 Sd av.,
Ikiyn.
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FACTORIES WANTED.

WANTED-Ono story building, about 50xi00
within hauling distance of New York and
railroad without crossing ferries: win lease
with option to purchase. Write particulars
about building, machinery and price. TO o.
SCHCNCK, 5e2 Kinney Bldg, Newark, N. j..
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OWNER sacrifices Family bfick, Improve
ments, s1f 900: also adjoining frame house.
q rooms. . baths, available . families.
$1,000; exceptional Hudson view and
porcles: near station and trolley. Tel. eve
rngs and Sunday, o4TE Yonkers. Write
owner. IS South Broadway.
LARGE 10 room house, baths: near sta
ton: buyer can have possession ground
floor. rooms. bath, May 4 bargain. Box
fSI. Route .. White Plains. y. Y.
REYNARD & KRAFT. REAL ESTATE,
o50 IIuguenot ST. Tel. 254i New Rochelle.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ALCOHOL DISrILLERY
PLANT
FOR SALE.
Trustees in bankruptcy must sell promptly
10 highest bidder a fully equipped commercial
alcohol plant, capacity forty barrels per day;
advantag ageously located in Philadelphia the
plant is in perfect condition and now in
operation For further particulars apply TO
TRUSTEES IN BANKRUPTCY. Room 70o.
FLANDERS Bldg, Philadelphia. Pa. Telephone
Spruce 6Is7.
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1Yor-cr An cpor-Nns

HOUSE AND GFOUNDS
on tho Hudson at YonlSers, 80 minutes from
<2d ST.; hot water heat, . baths: land over
-5 feet wide; cost s24, 900 before war: may
sacrifice at about half cost; best residential
section. Make appointment TO examine.
BELLOWS WARREN. Getty Square.
Yonkers
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CCITrLE, first class cook and butler. taxi
charge with small family: good manager
Al rcferoncer Call 90 Eat God -. or
Telephone PLAZA eSiS.
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ss-ousn OF Brook,sn-sms or Rent.
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
long Island-Sale or Rent.
BAYSliORE. l.. l.--1ror sale. . room house,
about IL cultivated acres, nicely shaded,
high elevation; bargain. $1,000. pONIh-
Ian, 1i0 Nassau ST.. Manhattan,
BAY SHORE-Candy and stationery busi-
ness, with room apartment: all improve
rlents: with property $4,000 part cash. J.
WEHN. phone 624W Bay Shore.
FOR SALE-I.ong Beach, L. L., West End,
new 0 room house: minutes walk TO
ocean and minutes 10 bay; newly fur
nished. Further particulars. telephone Long
Beach rs. Owner. p. o. box 19a. Long Beach.
l.. I.
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Furniture.

Furniture.
SITCKLEY daybed. mahogany table. Oriental
rug: after @. OCONNOR. 101 w. b2d.
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CoUPLE--Wife first class, economical cook.
houseworlser: useful butler. valet: will do
Ing. reliable; city references. Address Couple.
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ROOMS. board elegant. cool stone house.
screened sleeping porches; rooms parties
2 to @; boating, bathing, tennis, basketball.
dancing; references; $50 up. s3SLLSTONB
HALL Bayside, l.. I. Tel. 6U4.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Wcstchester.
New York.

For the summer. furnished six room house,
STERLING Poughquay. Dutchess Co. n. y.
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COUPLE, English. butier-vaiot. cook-house-
keeper, wish positions; both thoroughly cN-
perienced: bachelor apartment or would tais
fun charge; very bert persoenl references. X
hg Herald Herald 50.
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COUpLFi-Man, French. experienced butler;
wife American, excellent cook, middle aged,
?32 South Main ST.. Freeport. l.. r., rear
house.
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| CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, German, IS years
i experience on foreign and domestic cars,
| wishes position with private family; city or
country; has his own car for last six years.
does own repairing: good references. George
Winter. 1G5 East ssth. Telephone Lenox $780,.
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Westcliester.

BI.ONxNTLLE-To rem. June 20 octot ~
finely furnished apartment. rooms .
ba ths, 2 open porches near station; adults
only. Phone JUDSON, 1920 Rector.
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Borough of Bronx.
Long Island.

140TII ST., ASS E.-Seven rooms. steam hot
water. electricity: $50.
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COUPLE, young; man chauffeur and useful
outside, wife cook, houseworker; willing 10
70 anywhere wages wanted $500: want
steady year position. X 90 Herald, Her
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CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC (3O), American,
careful driver; 10 years private expert
ence high powered cars, Pierce. Locomobile.
Packard, Cadillac: neat, willing. obiiging
city. country. Archer, S62 Amsterdam av.
Academy 9Jo1.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DOUGLAS MANOR HOIEI,
Dougjaston. L. l., In New York city; over
looking IAttle Neck Bay; rates s25 up:
American plan; exceilealt table: gols: 30
trains daily; 90 minutes Penn. Station.
Phone Bayside 1923
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Westchester.

MAPLEWOOD FARM. Croton Falls. y. y;
Phone 27--Build yourself W IN the country;
al improvements; SIS; heat
ATTRACTIVE accommodations for Siscrimin-
aiing people. P. o. Box 626, New Rochelle.
Thone o2o-H.
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WILL rcnt dining room privileges, with
Kitchen TN six-year- -old house In 90 soom.
high class apartment hotel seating capacity
900: tables and chairs furnished. Apply
UPJOHN g. DE KAY, phone ~, Babylon,
l.. r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-09
I'm CHINO PUSO FIN A
SU EXISTENCIA AVER
DEGOLLANDOSE
Sc creia perseguido por unos
enemigos inuisibles que
10 menazabar con
darle rauerte

Pocos minutes antes del meo4o ola
de aver Sc suicide en- una cocina oei
Campo Travis, el ciudadano chino
Leo Sun. infiriendose una cortada en-
el cuello que asi lie separo Ia caoeZa
del tronco.
sun era cocinero de aquel campo mi
,;,,r eyidentemeEte habia perd'Go
ei iuicio desde antes de anteayer oc-
l. noche. Aver por la mallana, an.es
dc In hora en- que ALI Sc acostumora
priuciriar las labores, Leo Sun Tue Vis
70 arregiandose precipitadamente pa
"a ;r a su puesto ) fue el prlmero en-
Ilepar \ Ia cocina. Durante cuatro no
ras estuvo desempenando sus ocupa-
clones habitua!eS sin que Sc huolera
notado gran cosa sobrenaturai en- el,
\ las once aIgunos minutes de "a ma
mana en- momentos en- que Sc encontra
ba partiendo en- pequenas pleas un
gran troZo de carne. repentinamente
SO le vi6 volver IL hoja cortante con-
-ra 81 mismo, inferirse una tremenoa
cortada en- el cuello caer casl con Ia
cabeza desprendida del tronco.-
En- Ia lesion habian sido partidas am
has arterias yugulares y tamolen am :
has venas carotides, por 10 que Ia
muerte sobrevino un momento des-
pues por hemorragSa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-09
No Sc REANUDARAN
Los TRABAJOS EN-
LA. LACUNA
E!Io es eI resuItado de
los asesinatos cometi-
dos por los radicales
Telcgran,a Especial para LA PRENSA"
TORREON Coahuiia diciemore

Telcgraua Especial para LA PRENSA"
TORREON, Coahuila, d!ciemore 8.
Como resultads de los asesinatos
del Administrator Y empleados de Ia
Hacienda de Bilbao, inmediacicnes
de Torrc6n, cometidos por los asentes
soc;alistas del diputado Mijares, Ia
Camara Agrlcola de IL Laguna Ia
camara Algodonera Sc han dirisido
al Presidente Obreg0n pidiendo:e ga
rautias. Al mismo tempo, lie mani
f;estan que Ia Compania del Tlahua-
lilo V otras empresas que iban fea-
nudar los trabajos con e! SOLO pFopo-
sito de dar empleo Il cerca dc dlez
mil obrcros para conjurar Ia tfemen-
da crisis porque atraviesa esta re-
ci5n. no 10 haran va en- vista dc las
circunstancias, y que esta determine"
ci6n ocasionard el aunento de "a NIL
seria en- ia comarca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-09
FL Congreso que fue
convocado es eI de Id
epoca de Cabrera
Esa asamblea sera la en-
cargada de elegir
al Presidente
Provisional
(Por J. PAGG

Telcgro,ua EspecicI para ia PRENSA".
WASHINGTON, diciembre S.-El
Gobierno de los E.stados Unidos ha
prevcnido hoy los revoltosos qua
temaltecos que han derrocado ell Go
bierno del Presidentc Herrera y que
10 tienen p-cso en- su casa. que aeo+H
dc abtenerse de causar algln daao nj
a eI nj a los miembros de ST. G2b:I2te.
que Sc hallan confinados eE - prision
militar.
Tai intimaci6n ftIj envia1a hoy ror
el Depactamcn;o iG Tsrado despues
de una confetencit Scn ei DIR. E'anohl,
Ministro dc Guatemala en- los Esta-
dos Cnidos. quicn teme que los rebel
des ejccuten 4 los lniembros de Ia ad
ministraci6n derrocada, 81 los Es-
tados Unidos no los intiman en- debi-
da forma.
Sc cree que el Departamento de
Estado cnviara inmediatamente I'm
rcpresentantc a Guatemala para que
investiguc las condolences que preva-
lecen ALI, 10 mismo que en- FL saliva
dor Y Honduras, los otros Estados de
Ia recicn formada federacion.
Hay raZoues para Greer que ej Sc
cretario dc Estado. Mr.. Hughes, es-
taba decid!do reconocer Ia Fede-
raci6n Centre antes de :lue
cstallara La Ultima rcvolucion en- "a
ciudad de Guatemala. Ahora, ese' re-
conocim;ento Sc retardara en- espera
de que el representative que "a Il en-
v!arse !nforme al Departamento de
E.s;ado 81 es no de concedcrse.
FL DR.. Bianchi declare hoy que pro
bablementc saldra de los EStados Uni
dos c! I de epero. como ,enIa pensa-
do hacerio. yendo directamente Te-
sucisa,pa. Ia capital dc Ia confede-
raciGn. en- vez dc ir 4 Guatemala.
Dicho diplomatico cree Que es po-
sible que Ia Federation envis tropas
contra los rebeldcs guatesnaltccos, V
cn tai case 81 DR.. Bianchi cree que cs
dc su deher tomar partc en- todas las
opcraciones militarcs que tengan lu-
gar.
Los func!onarios del Departamento
dc Estado So muestran reservados en-
sus concentrates acerca del nuevo as
pccto que han tornado los asuntos
centroamericanos. pero sc sabe de bue
ia fucnte que el gobicrno cstablecido
por los rebeldcs no sera reconocIdo
Dor los Estados Unidos.
Per otra parte es probable que Sc
aplace el reconocimiento n Ia Fedora
ci0n Ccntroamcricana hasta que no
Sc restablezca Ia paz en- todo 81 terri
to-io.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-09
LOS UTNEYS SEGUIRAN
FUNCIONANDO SEGUN
LJN NUEVO ACUERDO
Ell Mayor acepto la PROPOSE
cion de que Sc estudiarm
primero los libros de la
Cia. de traRUldS

Como resultado de las Sestiones
que el Comite de los propietarios de
..jitneys" han ilevado. cabo, para
impedir que sea puesta en- vigor la
orden de las autorldades de la ciudad
relativa a Ia Suppression de ese seryi-
clio, aver en- Ia tarde Sc convino, des-
pues de una conferencia que celebro
el Mayor Black con los representan-
ties del Comite mencionado, efectuar
una compulsa de los lbros de Ia San
Antonio Public Service c., para Ger
ciorarse de 81 efectivamente il COM
pail.a no esta en- condicioncs de re-
ducir sus precios de pasaje a menos
que Sc retiren los '.jitneys' de Ia cir
culaci0n.
La ciudad convino en- que Ia COM
Dulsa Sc efectuara, y en- ser parte en-
ella, siempre que los gastos dc los
pcritos contadores y los otroS desem-
bolsos que Ia compulsa origine, fue-
ran costeados por los propietarios
de los automobiles que hacen ell SER
vicio en- Ia ciudad, como el Comite
conyiniera en- apartar hasta Ia suma
dc ounce mil dolares para cl case, Sc
tom0 el acuerdo de dejar en- suspense
la orden que previene el retro de los
"jitneys" hasta que sea conocido el
resultado de las investigaciones que
Sc hagan en- los libros.
Por las opinioncs que Sc han reco-
gido hurgando eli torno de este asun-
TO, Sc ha podido cerciorarse de que
los miembros del Ccmite de propie-
tarios de Jitneys Sc muestran absolu-
tamente seguros de su triunfo, air.
mando que como resultado de IA in
vestigaci6n, la autoridad de Ia ciudad
podra convencerse de que Ia compa-
MIA esta en- posibilidad de reducir sus
precios Ge pdsajes poder sostenerse,
sin que haya necesidad de suprimir
el otro servicio.
Sc dice tamoien, que al convencerse
Ia ciudad de tai cosa, Ia orden de su-
preston sera sobreseida, en- su lu-
gar Sc decretara Ia reduction del pre-
clio dc los pasajes en- los tranyfas, fl
jando el de seis centavos, que ha si-
do Ia tarifa por la q con tanto cmpe-
no ha venido abogando Ia autoridad
municipal.
Por su parte. los funcionarios de la
companfa dc tranvias, sc han mani
festado enteramente dc acuerdo para
que sc verifique Ia compulsa anun-
ciada, sienpre que en- ella Ia ciudad
figure como partc, y dicen tambien
tener la seguridad de que despues de
que tai revision Sc verifique, la con-
tabilidad de la negotiation podra de-
mostrar Ia ciudad y los propieta-
rios de "jitneys" como son del todo
justas dc Jas peticiones de Ia empresa.
Mientras tanto, IA orden de supre-
sion qucda en- suspense. a Ia mayor
brevedad Sc revisaran los libros de
Ia compafia, esperandose que en- Ell
termino de sesenta d.as Ia compulsa
quede verificada, fin de que cuanto
antes la autoridad de Ia ciudad sepa
por fin por que sendero debe encami-
mar sus pasos Y que previdencias to-
mar para lograr su prop6sito de bene-
ficiar a los habitantes de Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-09
DE LA
AUTORIDAD.

Las autoridades respectivas del con
tado fueron avisadas inmediatamente
del suceso entire los varios represen-
tantes de ellaz que Sc constituyeron en-
ell sitio de- suicidio, figure el dlpata
do Sheriff \. Viilanueva.
Cerca de tres horas estuvo el haclen
do las investigaciones de su competen
ria en- el Campo Travis. regreso
su oficina hasta cuando el cadaver de
Sun hab!a sido trasladaGo 4 poder de
ouienes Sc encargaron de Ia inhuma-
cion. uue Sc cfectuo aver mismo, por
IA tarde.
De las investigaciones practicadas,
Sc desprendc que Sun venfa padecien
do de delirio dc persecution delirlo q
s acentu6 de una mancra terrible Ia
noche del dia sietc del presente, en-
que Sc present6 al jefe del departamen
to de cocina del Campo Travis, dicien
6oie aue unos compatriotas suyos que
rian matar!o.
-;Quienes son esos compatriotas!
Sc lc preguntn. G-Acaso los compane-
ros de labores:
No. csos no-tiijo Sun. Son otros.
a ouieres no conozco; unos que me 81
guen siienciosamente y me rcclaman
una falta dc cumplimiento de promesa
matrimonial