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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
A KuKMER1 BtIcs sAI.AnHDN
Hogy kutattak ki q siketnema
lany szvithartjat

K6szegen tortent ez -latszatra
deriit, am vegs0 elemzeseben an
nal megnyngtatobb kis t0rtenet,
inert kiderulit bel6le az, hogy el-
veszthettek magyarok sok MIN
dent, Gle talalekonysaggal paro-
suit filozofiajuk megmaradt. Leg
alabb is Kukmeren meg, amint
ait kovetkez6 epizod tanusitja
Tortent tehat, hogy Vasmegye
nemetujvari jarasanak Kukmer
newt falujaban valami bal tor
tent. Mindennapos historic Vi
lagoon Istenem, megesett mar
jobb csaladokban is, ahogy mon
dani szokas. Arr6l volt $50
r0viden, hogy egy kukmeri oz-
vegy gazdaember hazaban apro
kis magyar jott a vilagra, am az
apa nevet mem lehetett beirni az
anyak6nyvbe. A boldogtalan apa
ugyanis csak mem akart jelent-
kezni, az anya viszont, mar mint
gazda hajadon leanya nena
mondhatta meg, miyel siketnema
volt, felelni tehat mem tudott, an
nal inkabb, mivel mem is hallotta
a kerdest. A megyei arvaszek
azonban k0ny0rtelen maradt min
den hivatalos k0zsegi atiratra $
vegiil is ICY irt "a kozjegyzdre
"Apa minden koriilmenyek ko
z0tt kinyomozando"
A kozjegyzo ere megvakarts
parszor a feje hatuljat azon a re
szen, amelyet tarkonak monda
max h9z0nseges nyelven, ami an
max a jele volt, hogy erosen gon
dolkodik. S tanacsba hivan a.
el6ljarosagot, nyomban kifejtett
el6ttik, hogy csak egyetlen moe
lchetseges meg. Ha ez Sc sike
riil, megbukott akkor az orszag. 4
tanacsbeli venek rabokolnak
hogy helyesen beszel jegyzo III
listen tartsa meg sokaig fenye
talelrtumat.
Es a .jegyzo ur ugy cselekedett
amint beszelt. A siketnema L
any-asszonyt kiallittatta az ud
varra, oleben a giigyogo kis ma
gyarral falu osszes legenyei
mex megparancsolta ugyanakkol
hogy sep libasorban vonuljara
el a leany-asszony elott. No ilye
rettento zavarban sem yoltak me
a kukmeri legenyek, meg d.
berdoi csataban SCI Megkezdte
hat az "el6leptetest," szemerm
sen pislogattak maguk ele, a l
any-aSSz0ny lit IS, OFT is ramOSOl.
gott egylkre-masikra, mig veg
aztan vegrevenyesen felmosol
gott, az utols6el3tti hetyke |
genyre es ugyanakkor az apro !
genyket is ujjongva nyomta OF
= az apanak.
Eddig van. A kukmeri kG
jegyzo ur bravuros otlete teh
iatszva gy6zott az egesz vonalo
Haromezer ev ota, ha bolcsesse
rol volt $40, Salamon kiraly
volt szokas hivatkozni. De mi
zsido uralkod6 nagy esze Kulm
talalekonysagahoz kepest? Sza
panbuborek!
~.-~x
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
--Pirtoliatok hirdetoinket--
EL.AD0

vagy elcser6lhet6 As akeres farm, Ber-
lin Center kozeleben, hat sxobas hAx,
istall6 IS egyeb mellekeptiletek far
mon. J6 viz es gyiimolcsos Ara csak
ST, 600, minden allatallom&ny Is felsze-
relessel egyiitt. B5vebbet Ira G. Park
irodajaban, 606 Home Savings & Loan
Raa1k dpdlet. Bell telefon. Federal
1910, Automatikus 697O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
MrINKAT KEREs

EpiiletasEtalos Is iaiibutorkeszi-
t0, most erkezett az 6-hazabol,
ununk6t keres. joseph Macy, 324
r. Myrtle a~snaae, YDungstown,
Ohia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
Egyezo velemeny

Ugyan, ,Borbala, hogy mehct-
tel olyan esunya ferfihez noulY
Hat tudod, ha teged vett
volna Ell, en- is csunyanak talaltam
5olna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12

sZALLLTAS! - FUVAROZAS
MuffolSshoz. szen shaza-
fuvarozashoz hivja Auto.
94O50 'telefonszammal a 318
Greenwood ave. alatt lako
Mesgaros Bertalant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
TEsTvERaYILKossAG

Tcstveret olte meg Fertoszentmikl6-
son Fodr6czi sdndor, A eyilkost le
tarsoztattdk,
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
w YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. 1922.

1922.
Year to date I'll, ,361. 6
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY. AUGUST 25.
Genewals......... Ok Last......,.......
High. ..... ........ Years high.
TIME LOANS.
Mixed coiaterals. 80 days...............
Mixed colaterals, 90 days............... AZ
lndustrials, 90 days. .......s.............
Industrials, 90 days. ys...................... a.
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Best narncs. 4 20 months. s........... AZ.
Other names, 10 O months. hs............. AZ
DISCOUNT RATE, RESERVE BANK.
Commercial paper, 10 days, 4: GO TO 30
DAYS q Liberty bonds and Victory notes is
Gays 4. 10 10 90 days, A. bankers accept
anccs, rs TO 90 days, 4.
sFixcd June ~. Previous rate, ~, fixed
November 2. 1921.
OPEN MARKET RATE.
Cali loans AMI aeceptances. ............. 4es
Discount rates on prime bankers accept
nnces eligible for purchase by Federal Re-
hid. Ask. Bid. Ask
co days.. 3M 40 days . 3A 3H
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges, SG20. 900 600:
balances. sT300O 900; Federal Reserve credit
balances, s6I SOC, 600.
SILVER MARKET.
OFFICIAL bar silver In New York. domestic,
O9ssc.. unchanged foreign, G9lsc.. unchanged !:
London, 35ikd. unchanged. Mexican dollars,
NC, unchanged
Hange Of silver prices this year:
Highest. Lowest.
London ..4.... .3TNd., May % 32nd.. Feb %
New York;, I3Ac., May Y 53kc., FEB. -
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
PORPHYRY COPPER
LOSSES IN QUARTER
Utah Is Only Company in tho
Group Of Four to Show Prof..o
in Three Months.

The reports of the four porphyry cop
per companies for the second quarter OF
1922. after a shutdown of twelve months
from April 1. 1921. to April last, shows
three of the companies operating at a
loss. However. the Utah Copper Conn
pany the fourth and largest Of the
group, reported a comparatively small
profit from production.
In a general way d. C. Jackling.
managing director OF the companies,
said that the deficits OF the three
smaller companies were due to shutdown
costs. extraordinary expenses involved
in resuming operations. and low prodsy-
ton in April and May, which consA
tions apply in somewhat lesser degree
TO the Utah Company by reason of it's
size and lower average costs.
The Utah Coppers report for the quar-
ter ended Juno 80. 1922. showed total in
come of s704.15S. equal to 43 cents a
share (par s10) on $18.244,90O capital
stock. contrasted with a deficit of $444.-
229 in the corresponding quarter last
year. Its net profit from the production
Of copper only was $323.293 contrasted
with a deficit of $589.605 year pre-
vious and profit OF s1.254.033 in the
same quarter of 1890. It's production
totaled 22.159,631 pounds, and earnings
were figured on a basis of 1905 cents
a pound.
The Chino Copper Company reported
q deficit of s126. 131 for the quarter COM
pared with a deficit of s3o4,60S in the
same three months of 1921. Its gross
production Of copper aggregated $685.
030 pounds, while net production
amounted to 6.652.174 pounds. the net
cost of a pound of copper being 1870
cents.
Ray Consolidated also reported a
deficit totaling s247,S67. compared with
a deficit of S370,209 a year previous.
the deficit from operations being cut
down to the former figure by S64,202 in
miscellaneous income. Its gross copper
production totaled 5.772.527 pounds, in
addition to which 1904 pounds were
contained in ore sent direct to smelters.
Production was figured on a basis OF
1906 cents a pound.
Nevada. Consolidated reported an op-
Grating loss OF S103,30S figured on q
basis of 13.209 cents pound. Shutdown
expenses and miscellaneous non-operat-
ing costs brought the total loss to $234.-
21S, which was decreased by sS9.S03.
representing miscellaneous earnings and
value or gold and silver, to a final
deficit Of s144415. compared with a
deficit of S27S.S58 last year.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
TOPICS OF WALL STREET
Market Imperturbable.

The uneasiness felt in Wall Street
over the European situation had little
or no effect on the stock market. This
was matter for considerable comment
i'm trading circles and was regarded as
an indication that allied statesmen will
find a way out OF difficulties abroad.
1t is true that In the late trading the
market lost some Of it's early buoyancy,
but that was due more To disappoint-
ment over domestic labor developments
than anything else. The decline IN
stocks was not general and some issues
made new high prices while others
tended downward About the only
point where some nervousness over the
foreign exchange break was shown was
in French bonds. which were weak.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
Tel. and Tel. snaps Back.

Revising its early construction of the
s115,0O0,0O0 new stock offering of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company as bearish development. the
financial community evidently formed
an opposite opinion on the announce
ment over night with the result that on
substantial buying the stock got up to
f21A, up 3% from Thursdays low. In
subsequent dealings only an eighth OF
the recovery was lost, the closing price
shaving a net gain of l II points for
the day. 1t was pointed out that the
additional s1o.o00.000 required to main
tain the current dividend rate on the
new stock will be provided for through
the expanded earnings which may be
expected to result from the additions
and betterments. Extraordinary activ-
ity in the rights carried the price up TO
from an opening quotation of "a.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
Mercantile Marine.

Probably because of it's traditional
ability to score sharp comebacks ex-
perienced traders bought Marine pre-
ferred and the stock rallied to 81 from
Thursdays low of 531s. It's strength
yesterday was further accounted for by
the realization that the company's pros
poets were little affected by President
Hardings shelving of the ship subsidy
bill. since only about 10000 tons Of
its 100000 tons of shipping are under
the American flag. The low level at
which Marine preferred Is selling, fol-
lowing rise from 35 in August, 1921.
to over 80 in May. 1922. may be ascribed
to the natural reaction which follows
meteoric rise and to international
trade conditions which have affected ad-
versely both freight and passenger
business
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
Tobacco Stocks Higher.

Among tho leaders In the industrial
list again yesterday were the tobacco
shares, virtually all Of which moved into
new high ground on persistent buying.
The principal ones in the group were
Tobacco Products and r. ]. Reynolds
class B shares. In the case Of the
former tho buying was largely Of an
investment character. for since the
declaration q few dayy ago of q dividend
at the rate Of per cent. on the olass A
stock Of that corporation the issue shows
a yield OF better than per cent. 1t Is
rated about the same as a preferred
stock in other corporations of like
nature. In the case OF the Reynolds
shares the buying Is said to be based
on expectation OF an Increase in tho
dividend rate from the present figure of
So to 81 a year.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
UNITED GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Net Earnings for July Show In
crease Over 1921.

The United Gas and Electric Corpo-
ration reports for July balance after
fixed charges of $17S.756. compared
with S143.467 last year. Gross earn
ings were s947,536, compared with
$S90.0S0. Net earnings were S314,794,
compared with S277.576 and gross in
come was $322.786, against S1S3,795 in
1921.
For the twelve months ended July 81
last gross earnings amounted to SILL
966,191, compared with S11,364167 in
1921; net earnings were $4.091, 400.
against s3,281.141, while the balance
after fixed charges stood at S2,461.476,
compared with S1.720.459 in the corre-
spending period of the previous year.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
Railroad Stocks Lower.

Chiefly due to the news of the Anal
breakup in the conferences between the
brotherhood leaders and railroad execu-
tives a number of rail Issues showed
fractional declines during yesterdays
trading, while losses in q few amounted
to more than a point Northern Pacific
and Chicago and North Western were
off sharply. while fractional losses were
recorded in Union Pacific. Southern Pa
cific. New York Central New Haven,
Great Northern preferred. st. Paul
common and preferred, Baltimore and
Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
Money Market Quiet.

The character of the money market
was little changed yesterday and rates
quoted for loans of all maturities were
the same as on Thursday. AS has been
the case for several days call money in
the New York Stock Exchange opened
and renewed at az per cent. and ad-
vanced to per cent. which was the
final price. Money was available on
time at Az per cent. for 60 days and
up TO months and AZ per cent. for
longer periods.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
Northern Pacdfc Weak.

The early weakness in Northern Pa
cihc stock was directly traceable to
rumors that the company was planning
immediate Offering In this market OF
approximately s44,500,000 In equipment
trust certificates. Inquiry at the offices
Of the company, however. revealed that
there was no truth in the rumor and
that the report probably had been con-
fused with the recent application by the
road to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to authorize the issue of S4,500.-
600 In equipment trust certificates.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
DIVIDENDS.

Gen. Electric Co. a.. 81. =. Sept. ! Oct. u
Bllyn Union Gas Co., O., 50. Sept. 15 Oct. .
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
Fewer Failures I'm Week.

Reports made TO r. c.. Dun & Co.
show that during the last week in every
section of the country business failures
were lower than in the preceding week.
1t was estimated that business casual
ties numbered 34S, compared with 415
last week. For the corresponding week
last year there were 339 defaults. In
solvencies with liabilities of $4,000 or
more were fewer. this weeks total being
100. compared with 235 last week.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
Plenty of Cars for Coal.

Howard Elliott. chairman of the
Northern Pacific Railway Company, left
yesterday afternoon for his vacation
which he had postponed until now be-
cause of the strike uncertainties. Mr.
Elliott stated that there were sufficient
cars to move all the coal which would
como above ground as result of the
resumption of mine operations. With
regard to the shop strike Mr.. Elliott ex-
pressed the opinion that tho position or
the carriers at present undoubtedly
would be better II there had been less
publicity given to the situation.
Recruiting shop Forces.
The termination yesterday afternoon
OF tho extended parleys between the
brotherhood chiefs and representatives
OF fifty-two roads, together with the
feeling that the shop strike will now
settle down to finish fight probably
will result in an increase in the number
OF men applying for Jobs. The fact that
the brotherhood chiefs intervened as
mediators in the situation Is believed to
have slowed up recruiting Of workers.
II is estimated by executives that normal
forces can be restored within the next
two or three weeks.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Aug. 20.-rrading was dull on
the Stock Exchange to-day. Quotations were
follows:
Bar silver, 3bi<d. pot ounce.
Bar gold. S2s. ID.
Money. Ia per cent.
Discount rates-Short and three months
bills. . T-1762h per cent.
Two and one-half per cent. consois, 5I%.
British per cent. loan. 100
British Az per cent. loan, 97h.
De Beers. II.
Rand Mines, 2A.
PARIS. Aug. 25.--Prices were easy on tho
Bourse to-day. Quotations were as follows:
Francs. Cents.
Three per cent rentes. ........... 80 90
Exchange on London. ............ 80 G6
Five per cent. loan. ............... 76 IL
United States dollar. ............. IL iva
The New York herald., 1922-08-26
FAR EAST.
SOUTH AMERICA,
CANADIAN EXCHANGE,

New York funds IN Montreal. g3c. pre-
num per 3 roo Montreal funds in New
York. a3c discount.
The New York herald., 1922-08-26

Open High Low Clos Net
ing est est. ing. lCh'nge
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
pEsBcRDANTE ENTUsIAsAIo
EN- sANTo DOMINGO

Huestro correspopsal en- santo Do
wingo nos ha remitido el siguiente ca
h.egrama relaeiOnsdo con la toma dc
possession del presidente de aquslla Re
pebliea, aoto solemnisimo que tuvo lu-
gar y con o. cual comienza una nueva
era de ibertades politicas para Ia isla
hermana:
''santo Domingo. via Radio, Ensena
da. oetubre % de 1922.
FL AfUNDo, San Juan.
Desbordante entusiasmo juramento
presidente.-TRIAS."
Ell MUNDo hace sinceros votes por
Ia hrillante aetuaei6n del nuevo presi-
dente de Ia Repdblica dc santo Do
mingo, asi como tambien de los hOln-
hres one integran su gobierno. a fin
de que Sc traduzea en- provechosos fru-
t0s para h felicidad Ell prcgreso de
aouei pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
Ia AsAMBLEA DE LA CASA
DE EsPANA

II domingo SO rev6 efecto en- los
salones del Casino Espanol, dc esta ca
pitai, una impcrtant.sima asamblea ex-
tFaordinaria de la Casa de Espana con
81 proT 6sito 90 discutir todo cuanto Sc
relacionaba cen la construction del do
mieilio social, proyeeto el cua. repre-
sentara para la colonia espanola de
Puerto Rico, Ia realization de sus as
pirae!ones y el triunfo de sus constan-
ties empenos
Dado el nGmero nutridisimo de re-
pressntaeiones de II colonia espa19la
en- la isla que asisti6 al acto del do
mingo. Sc pudo palpar ell gran interes
0ue existe en- ,os espaholes, para dar
principle cuanto antes al colossal pro
yeeto.
III distinguido caballero don Abelar-
10 de IA Haba, quiea presidia la Asam-
blsa. inforn6 n los delegados que, aun-
ylicaba dieha er l,rmedad
que 81 eminente abogado y orador es-
pa 40, senior Alvarez Navas, Sc encon-
iraba delieadamente enfermo, no i'm
plieaba dieha cnfermcdad el pesimis-
mo que preocupaba a sus amigos dc
Puerto Rico.
A propuesta del distinguido cahallero
don Enrique Zorrilla Sc acordo enviar
un cablegrama al ilustre enfermo don
Antonio Alvarez Navas, asi como tam
hien IN homemade de simpatia don
Manuel Gambler, ouien Sc encuentra
enfermo en- el Auxilio Mutuo con mo
two del accidente que sufri0 en- dia'
pasadOs.
In .os numerosos asambleistas do
min6 IN entusiasmo extraordinario, ira
sAndoss ampliamente tOdos los asunte'
relacionados con el rroyecto de cons
trusei6n del magnihco edifcio, el cual
por Ia importancia de que Sc lie quier'
dotar. sera IN grandicsc albergue para
Ia Casa de Espaha. al par que contri
huira 3 Ia belleza de la ciudad de SaI
I Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
PARECE QUE VA A CoEIENZAR Ell.
ATA0UE sOBRE ALHUcEMAS.

MADRID, agosto 23.-Anpliando los
informes recibidos de Tetuan Sc anun-
cia que numerosas fuerzas reghlares
de Mehalla y el battalion de Ceuta han
embarcado en- cuatro buques de guerra
con e. fin de hacer una demostraci6n
Gle fuerzas entire Ell Pen6n Velez y
Punta de Pescadores, a fin de des-
orientar el enemigo.
Les despachos llltimos dicen que ano
che ha comenzado la ofensiva contra
los berriugaleses psando para clio nu-
merosos aeroplanos, canones que bonn
bardearon con 6xito las concentracio-
nes de las kabilas.
Los peri6dicos de esta Corte dicen
Que el prop6sito del general Burguete
es atacar por mar y TERRA a A,huce-
mas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
NueStrO prOpOSitO
esenCiaI eS abrir los
eSIreChOs al tra6CO
mundial-diCe Kemal
CUnfsa Pres. wa An America Gables.

fUnitsa Pres. wa Al America Gables.
coNGTANTNoFLA. octubFe "a
NnsstFs psEnsmisnts eseneiai e. ahTiE
ias Estreehos "a trace nun
dial. IA diehs esta maAana dus'
fafA Wemal TeEoi,diendo r nm inte.
rTosstoFio ds ia United Press"
Y sl mder a. Jos naeionalistas tuT'
COS aEFes6 cue los numeFosss Pczos dc
usiT6eo qns se hailan en saeio tuFeo
son De ia pgopiedad exeiusiva de- go
bierno de AagoFa y que "a exploitation
Dc eilos no podrin intervsnir, de min
gan medo. gobisrE0s extEsaleTos.
AgFsg6 cue en- a pg6xima eonferen-
ega de- ia psE. los funelOnaFios kemalis
tas hnr2n toaa enanto sea possible pa
r. liegar q un acueFd0 honFozo con los
Etandsa PodeFes TaFa estableeeT deani-
tivsmeufs un gehierno estahle sobre
hases iumutahes De lustieia y orden
social.
MusiafA Kemal se m0stF5 o9iimista
en- 10 cue Fespscta a las euestiones re-
iativas d ias froateras del Asia Ne
nor. roF Greer hrmemeats qne los 60
hisTnos aliaaos aetdan de buena fe con
sl prsp6sito as svitiF tsda dlspaFidai
en 81 futuFo.
aegan Mustsfi las rslaelones entire
81 gobisrns ds Angora , To- paisss ALA
dos son exeslen'ss y poF eonsiguiente
sspera cue e mismo eaTiritu de cor
diaiidad aesFearfento presida los
trabaisa ds IA prtxlma esnfsEsneia dc
ia paE
Neg6 "a pssihridad dc enc el pro
bisma as ips DaFdanelos ~ resuslva
hsss ds les afpifaciones a. tnglateFra,
pargue clio impncsna ssguFamente IA
rssnu3ael6n inmedista ds "A iusha en-
Asia. Manifesto ademAs que Ia Tropa-
randa ds Jos Ffiegos contra el gobier-
no ds AnRoFa no tiene FaE6n de ser. "a
eus - IA vis's n taleEaaeia de los he
msississ a no ssguir 81 avanee en- tie
Fras de Traeia.
PFserHtndo aesFca De las aspiraeio
pss kemniisfas en Ia eonfeFsnela de Ia
par. Mnssafk 70 negS a tFatar este pun
"a. dshido q cue h Asamblea naeional
De AngoFa ac0Fd5 no haceT pdbneos
sos aeusrdos con e fn de- ans el pro
Frama que habrt ds nsvarss q Ia con
fsrsneis ~ frsra pfsiuzgado por Jos
dsmAa gohisrnos % eual aeria impsrdo-
nabis inacsDiahls
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
BONAR LAW HACE ALGUNAS
MANIFESTACIONES PARA SU
PROCRAMA FUTURO

LONDRES, octubre 23.-Andrew Bo-
mar Law, ha declarado a los Periods
tas que ell partido Conservador no ha
tornado rosiciones en- 10 que respecta
la politica que Sc pondra en- practica,
pero que este Sc determinara esta no
che en- la reunion Gel Hotel Cecil.
Sin embargo, el nuevo Jefe de, &C.
bieruo, manife.ld enfaticsmentc cue
el Gabinete Conservador Sc apartara
radicalmente del programa que puso en-
vigor Lloyd George ,durante Ia confa-
graci6n europea y que procurara amol
darse a la politica que mantuvo el
Gabinete de Asquith, anterior a la Cue
ira.
Bonar Law ha protestado contra las
manifestaciones de Henderson cue
atribuyo a un ardid politico Ell propo
sito de los Conservadores en- llevar q
cabo as elecciones en- noviembre.
FL Presidente del Gabinete dijo que
Ia insistencia de celebrar las eleccio
mes obedece exclusivamente al hechc
de que es inevitable Ia ratification de-
tratado con Irlanda Y que para ellc
no Sc podia aplazar la lucha de las ur
mas, puesto que es necesario un nuevC
Parlamento, va cue hay tambien III
nuevo Gobierno.
Los conservadores, de acuerdo cor
las Iltimas ilnpresiones han mostradC
su solidaridad con Bonar Law por Il
que SO asegrra que la election de aquel
Sc llevara cabo en- una votaci6n una
mime.
Esta tarde Sc celebrara una reunion
vreliminar del Comit6 Executive Con
servador para acordar los puntos de VII
"a v acsrcar a,gunos criterios encon
trados. con ell prop6sito de uevar III
programa hecho la reunion del Hote
Cecil.
A Ultima hora Sc ACADIA de anuncia
que e. acto de esta nocbe ha de ser Il
mas breve possible puesto que Ell nuev,
gobIerno debe juramentarse mafian;
" la lista completa de los Ministries til
ne que ir esta misma noche la san
ci6n regia. -
la situaci6n. pr va Sc esta acla
rando. Bonar Law, tiene en- 81 bolsi
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.SerViCiO PdbIico

Malana, las diez, So celebrara en-
Ia comisi6n de serviciO Pabhco una
vista pabl.ea p'ln discutir Ia peticion
de franGnicia hecha por el Municipio
de Manati pasa la construction de un
scuedneto.
Este Municipio, entire otras cosas.
follcita una concession para Lprovechar
Jas agdas de Ia 0ueb-ada "Sonadora -,
ANY cerca eel pueblo de Ciales.
Il Munioipio De GALES Sc oponc a
cue se haga tai concession sIegando
cue esta le periudicaria porque nece-
sta dichas aguss para su acueducto
cue sera muy pronto ampliado, para pG
der atender II consume que es cada
veg mayor y que aumentara considera-
blemense en- cuante sea construldo el
aleantasil.ado en- proyecto.
Hay otrOs oponentes que Sc hGgan
etras eoneesiones cue solicita Man2ti
para 4aroveehar las aguas dc otras CO.
rrientss dentro de su jurisdiction.
soaatne la petici6n del Municipio
de Manati el Iscdo. Juan B. Soto
epre5snta az Municipio dc Cialss e
Lcdo Fisucroa del Roslrio.