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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
Fight ig Over Wool
Rates Continues
to Rage in Senate
Proponents of Proposed
Schedules in Tariff Bill
Win Out in Each Of
Three Roll Calls.

Washington, July 28.-Assaults on
the wool schedule of the tariff bill
were continued from both sides OF
the senate, with proponents striking
back vigorously and winning out on
each of the three roll calls taken
during the seven-hour session. Dis
cussion was so extended that COM
mittee amendments in only on para
graph were disposed of but the sen,
ate was ready for vote on another
paragraph at the finish and leaders
were hopeful, but not at all confident,
that consideration of the schedule
could be .completed Saturday,:
Senator LSps republican, Wis
consin, created $omething OF stir
early in the day by asserting that
there was unintentionally concealed
protection in the schedule fof makers
of woolen cloth while late in the day,
Senator Nelson. republican, Mime
sofa, made vigorous attack on the
wool rates in particular and the
whole bill in general.
This is loves labor lost" Sem
ator Nelson said in summing up.
1--WE are in the hands of the wool
Philistines. They have us by the
throat and perhaps it would be wiser
to take the medicine in silence and
turn your head toward providence
and hope to get relief from that
source" .,
Democrats Fight Back. 81
Onslaughts from the democratic
side were made by Senators Walsh,
Massachusetts,; Simmons. North Car
DINA. and Pomerene. Ohio. Calling
attention that the finance commit
tee majority, upon reaching the
wool schedule, had ceased to make
appreciable cuts in rates as it had
done with a number of other sched-
u1es, Senator Simmons said wool was
"the very keystone" which had
bound the republicans together in
"a hard and fast compact" that Il
the rate on raw wool were cut down,
"look Nout for rebellion on the part
of the agricultural bloc; look out for
the slaughter of your high rates upon
the manufactured articles"
Defending the protective duties
on cloths, Chairman McCumber of
the finance committee said they were
lower than the tariff commission and
other experts had calculated would
be necessary to equalize conversion
costs in this country and abroad. As
to the compensatory rates, he assert
ed. they were necessary because Of
the. raw wool rate, and that this must
be conceded by all thoe informed
on the ubject.
Smoot Shows Samples.
Senator Smoot, Utah, in charge of
the bill for the committee majority,
defending the rates on cloth for mems
suits and overcoats, exhibited sam
Piles of cloth and showed how prices
had been decreased, due, he said, to
competition in the industry. He de-
clared the protective duties proposed
were necessary to keep the wooden
industry anlive and in that connec-
ton, presented translation of copy
of wage contracts between manufac-
turers and their employees in the Ger
man Rhineland, showing that male
workers received weekly wages ex-
pressed in American money ranging
from 74.8 cents for l4-year-old boys
tot $3.50 for grown men, and from
63 cents to S2.l8 week in the case
of femSic operatives.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
Famine Of Coal Causes Gas
Firm to Curtail Service

Marquette. Mich, July 28.-Short-
age of coal here has forced the Mar
quette Gas company to cut its service
to three hours day, and beginning
Saturday, it has been announced, gas
will beSfnrnished during meal hours
only. The company officials are try
ing ia. borrow coal from other cities,
as tho supply of the coal dealers here
is dowf to rock bottom, and no coal
is being Shipped up the lakes.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
President
to Submit
Peace Plan
Harding Will Lay Proposals
Before Separate Meetings
Of Rail Strikers and Ex.
ecuiives on Tuesday.
Outlook More Hopeful

Washington. July 2s-(By A. P.)
Proposals for settling the railroad
strike, drawn up by President Har.
ding and representing the conelu-
sions reached by him after the eN-
tended conferences OF the past 4s
hours with labor leaders and railway
executives. will be presented to sep
arate meetings OF representatives. OF
the two groups next Tuesday--the
railroad managers meeting in New
York and the employesl ENJOYS in
Chicago.
Details OF the plan or plans arc
still withheld. but President Harding
was said to feel that prospects were
bright for an early settlement OF the
controversy, which has threatened
10 retard seriously the country's
transportation system.
A major section in the presidents
settlement plan was understood to
involve the seniority issue. which
was said further to be the only sec
ton in the plan to have been identi-
fed as among the controversial is
sues between the railroads and their
workmen.
Concede Right to Rehearing.
Another section would concede the
right OF the stsikers to rehearing
before the railroad labor board on
the wage issue and another would
bind the railroads to set up regionai
adjustment boards, while fourth
would require abandonment by rali,
roads of contracts with outside
shops for repair work.
President Harding was understood
to have suggested compromise on
the question of seniority rights, by
which all men hired since the strike
would retain the positions, the strik-
ers regaining their former privileges
40 As 10 rank Just behind the men
who did not walk out July !. =,
The strikers. under the plan, wouio
return TO work at the scales set by
the hoard in its decision of July !,
which precipitated the strike, out
without prejudice to eiher side when
the matter was brought up tor re-
hearing.
Leaders TO Meet Tuesday.
B. M. Jewell, president Of the rail-
way employees department OF the
American Federation Of Labor. ana
international officers Of the railroad
unions on strike, left Washington Tor
CHICAGO. announcing that the general
str;ke COMMITTEES 81 each Cfganiza-
tion would convene in that city
Tuesday to consider the presidents
suggestions. T. Dewitt Cuyler,
chairman of the Association OF Rail
way Executives and principal spokes.
man of the managements, announced
that the executives would meet IN
New York on that day for the same
purpose.
1t is expected that preliminary
conferences will be held by eacn
group in an endeavor to formulate
programs for consideration by the
general sessions. The general strike
committees of the unions ordinarily
Consist Of a representative OF each
craft in each railroad system where
the strike is in effect.
It was understood that Secretary
Hoover might attend the railway ex-
ecutiycs' session at New York, rep
tTurn to Page Two. Column Four.)
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
Hold Tn Returns

Lincoln. July 2S.-(Special.)-F
lowing are counties which have failed
to send official returns of the prim-
airy election to D. NJ. Amsberry,
secretary of state: Douglas, Lam
caster, Banner City. Nance. Nuckolls,
Saline. Valley and Wheeler
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
Retention of Promotion
List in Army Recommended

Washington. July 28.-Retention
of the present promotion list for army
officers has been recommended to
the senate military committee by Sec
retary Weeks, in answer to the COM
mittee's request for his views on the
subject y
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
1000 Teachers Expected
at Third District Meeting

Norfolk, Neb., July 28.-(Special
Te!egram.)--E.. NJ. Hosman, secre-
tary of the Nebraska Teachers asso.
ciation, and H. H. Reimund, presi-
dent of the Third district group, an
nounced here that early enrollments
show that approximately 1000 teach
ers will attend the annual convention
OF the Third district here.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
Attempt on Life Of Poincare
Plotted in Berlin. Report

Paris, July 28.-(By A. P.)-The
French government, It was made
known today, has received what it
considers absolutely trustworthy in
formation that an attempt against the
life of Premier Poincare is being
plotted in German monarchist circles.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
Coolidge to Visit Seattle.

Seattle, Wash. July 28-Vice Pres
ident Coolidge in telegram re-
ceived today advised Mayor E. J..
Brown that he would visit Seattle,
August is
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
Noted Inventor Dies

Chicago, July 28.-Richard Msu-
rice Birdsall, 70. originator Of the
railway refrigerator car and widely
known invdtor, died here Thursday.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
The Weather

Forecast.
Probably thunder showers Satur-
day; not much change in tempera-
fire
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
EARTHQUAKE in Snain.

Madrid, July 28.-A brief earth
quake was felt last night at Granada,
causing considerable alarm. No dam
age was done,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-07-29
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"Uncle Bim" Help !
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TMr. K. E. Sharpe. 1o2S-29
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"Want" Ad section of The
Omaha Bee, using the head
lines "Oh! Min" and "Uncle
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4 That he was satisfied with
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following excerpt from his
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"Am pleased to ad-
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through your paper
as usual"
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take the guesswork out ct
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30
La PiZaIIal Dc Hoy

Ell senior Juan Pedrosa, gestor del
STANDARD Grocery" y conocido ele-
meneo politico de San Juan, miembro
de la Asamblea Municipal y del Co.
mite Local unionista, estuvo ell lunes
por la tarde, a llamada del Goberna-
dor segun sc informa, conferenciando
cerca de una hora con el Executive.
! De que hablaron? Ell senior Pedrosa
ha guardado reserva respecto del
asunto y el comentario en- los circulos
politicos relacionando ese detalle, con
la situacion actual, que el Goberna-
dor trata de atraerse algunos elemen-
tos del Partido unionista, en- tanto
desplaza a otros y "divide" trata
de "dividir" pues en- este case, tam
bien dice ell comentario general, no
es 10 mismo tratar que dividir, va que
Sc pueden tener conferencias mas O
menos largas. y quedar cada parte en-
su sitio.
La noticia de aver de que ell Sub
Tesorero de Puerto Rico sera el Sc
nor Gallardo, conocido elemento repu-
blicano, emparentado lejanamente con
el ex Tesorero senor Benedicto, Sc ha
interpretado en- los circulos politicos
aplicandole la locucion de "un hue
vo" caliente para ell partido de la ma
yorfa y para ell propio Jefe de Depar-
tamento, que asi, seg1n Sc We, no NOM
brara sus propios empleados.
En- Palacio negaron aver que ell
DR.. Coll'y Cuchf, habia sido designa-
do para Catedratico de Farmacia de
la .Universidad. Cast siempre STEM
pre- suelen negar allf las cosas que son
de dominic p1blico. Y alguna vez
hasta tres veces: 10 malo que el Apos
tol al fin Sc arrepintio y reconocio al
Maestro ell reconocimiento' aqui no
va a aparecer nunca.
-Todo este es muy bueno, dicen y
decimos muches. Asi Sc quitan mu-
chos antifaces y Sc descubre de una
vez que la simbolica estatua esta
buscando ell sitio en- donde ha huido la
Ieyenda de la libertad y de la demo-
cracia, barrida a puntapies en- la be-
LA isla ocultadora del Vellocino.
Ell Mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30
La opinion del Attorney

En- ell asunto de la San Juan Dock
Co., ell Attorney General senior Mestre
ha emitido la siguiente opinion:
San Juan. agosto %, 1922.
En- ell asunto de la Peticion del Gdber-
nador para que Sc cancele anule la
franquicia No. sos. Il &
En- el case arriba mencionado la Co.
mission adopt6 la siguiente resolution:
"Que la Comisi6n proceda dar los
primeros pasos encaminados a inves-
tigar' los cargos contenidos en- ell arri-
ba mencionado mensaje del Goberna-
dor; esta orden habiendo sido hecha
sin prejuicios para cualquier acci6n la
Comisi6n puede escoger 10 que crea
conveniente en- relaci6n con cualquier
otra denuncia que Sc presente Sc ha-
va presentado~ en- contra de Ia San
Juan Dock Company.
Como 70 no he votado por esta re-
soluci6n 70 deseo explicar las razones
que tuve para no hacerlo:
(1) Porque no obstante la Conf
sion do su propia moci6n puede ihsti-
tuir cualquier pesQuisa o investigation
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30
POR LA GORTE FEDE RAJ

IRA, James NJ. Giles, director de la
Mercd1it&s de Ponce, Lcdo Fornalis
v otros abogados de la lOdalidaG. La
discussion de esta moci6n result0 muy
intcresante, debidG n las importantes
Lk@lG1aciOnes que Sc Oyeron.
A las clzatro media de la tarde
cuando abandonamos ell salon de la
Corte, continusba la discussion con to-
liza animation.
ExtraOfcialmente pudimos DIR per
los pasillos de Ia Corte, que los can
didatCtS pcfGOables, p,lrG, sustituir al
seIor Leon Harra, en- case de que el
juez Hutchinson declare con lugar la
moei0n de les abogaa3s del Banco de
Ponce, suenan los sei1Cres William
Fable. Mr.. James NJ Gilns directa-
mente de la Central "Mercedita" de
Ponce, y otro mas que no recorda-
mos.
Aver tarde fuG puesto bajo fianza
en- la Corte Federal, el joven Jose G..
Morales. Il quien el fiscal acusa dc I'm
delito de viol@,ii6n III ley de Riego
Y SECURE Feii,ral de octubrc 6. 1917,
segdn fu6 enmendada, y por viOlaci0n
las leyes pGstales.
Segdn nos informaron las autorida
des feder&les, ell acusado estiaba fnti-
mamente rclaclonadd con un joven lla-
MAKO Telmo Elicier, que sirvi0 en- ell
dado. en- cJtyo csmpamcnto Sc inutili
20 Y el gObiern0 acord0 pensiOnarlO
oam Glen d6lares mCnsuales Los che
ques que estan expedidos por cl de-
partamento tle teSoreIfa al senior Eli
cier, debiCb a que este cstab;; desde
hace unos meses enfermo de algdn
cuidado en- Barranquitas, y estaba i'm
palido de venir a San Juan a recoger-
los. Morales-a 10 que Sc dice en- la
usaci6n-escribi6 a Washington pa
I'll que les cheques del senior Elicier
Sc los relnitieran q su cuidado, Y efec-
IANdiIeltc dSl ~ HlClufOH eIb NdSLlllS-
tea. Ultmamente el senior Elicier no
to que transcurrfan los meses de ma
yo, JUNO julio 10 recibfa un cen
tavo del gobierno. Desesperado pues
va no tenfa de que vivir, decide po-
ner en- cOnocimientO el hecho a las
autoridades federales, ha podido
comprobarse que Morales cobr6 los
cheques de mayo, jumio y julio, SUI
.plantsndo Telmo Elic:cr Seg1n nos
inform0 ell fiscal Crosas, ell joven Mo-
rales no neg6 los hechos per los cua-
les ha sidO denunciado Hasta Ia fe-
cha no hS sido presentada la acusa-
ci6n por yiolaci6n las leyes posta
les.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30

sobre cualquier asunto informado; en-
este case hubo una querella hecha ver
balmente ante la Comisi6n. Una reu-
ni6n fue convocada para discutir la
querella v las objecciones fueron ar
chivadas y contestadas oralmente por
la San Juan Dock Company. Yo no
considero propio proceder a una in
vestigaci6n basandose en- dicha que
rella sin antes decidir sobre las cues
tiones legales suscitadas por la San
Juan Dock Co.
f2) Porque hay ahora una quere-
LA propiamente archivada ante la Co.
mission en- contra de la San Juan Dock
Co.. que puede ser investigada aparte
de. cualquier otra decision que la Co
mission pueda rendir en- la materia de
las objeciones que fueron presentadas
por la San Juan Dock Company con
anterioridad la querella.
Por estas razones yo soy de la OPT
MON que la resolution antes mencio-
NADIA no debe ser aprobada.
(Fdo.) Salvador MESTRE,
~ Attorney General"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30
NOTAS PERSONALES,:

La distinguida esposa de nuestrO
amigo ell Sr. Nicolas Santini, durante
las 1ltimas veinticuatro horas; ha
sentido una perceptible mejorfa Sc
gun informan los facultativos.
Celebramos que la mejOrla CONT
En- el Porto Rico Sanatorium, ha
dado luz con toda felicidad en- dfas
pasados, la elegante esposa del esti-
mado joven Lcdo. Mateo Fajardo Chi
jo), una hermosa nina.
La DANA fue asistida por la Supe-
rintendente de la Clfnica doia Ana
Luisa D. de Circuns.
En- ell vapor 1'San Juan" embarca
esta tarde para Estados Unidos, nues-
tro estimado amigo D. Juan Angel
Ti6, en- compaffa de su distinguida
esposa doiia Laura Nazario.
Acompaiia tambien a los Sres. de
TIC, sus hijos Manuel y Juan Angel,
quienes van a cursar estudios. EN- un
eolegio de la metropolf.
Buen yiaje.
LA distinguida dana Maria Lui-
sa Ramirez. espOsa de nuestro COM
pafiero d. Manuel Aldea Nazario, re-
dactor de .nuestro colega LA Cores
pondencia", ha dado a lug felizmnentbe
una nina, la que serd impuesto el
nombre de Juanita, y es el quinto. hi
10 de nuestro amigo, quienes fell
citamos. e
--Ha regresado su residencia en-
Miramar; la distinguida sehora Defa
Della Cestero de Stubbe en- compafifa.
de sus encantadores nihoy desppes
de pasada una temporada en- Ia Ci-
dra.
7 LA linda nina de nuestro amigo
Rafael Balseiro Ramos, que estuyo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30

kASOStO lO, uc lc1A-.
ST.. Sandslio Alfonso,
Union Obrera Central.
Ponce p r.
Senior:
Me place singularmentr accr:ar la
invitaci6n que tan bondstDaimcnte ST.
me ha hechO p.r esa organi 3aCi0n
obrera para hablar Ell el Las +
Gay, Y le cstimare sc sirya iu:o.'
marine ell sitiO Y Ia h0ra en- que ten.
drd lils;,r la Asamblea reunion I'll
que hnbre de hablar.
Me pace tambi6n infoirarla cue
Il seileT. jefe INFERNO del Neg0ciado
del TrabajO, me accompaniment ese dfa
Y cstara con n.sotrOs en- In Asamblea,
consumiem'D un turno en- ella 81 uste-
des 10 permiten.
Para cOnocimiento de usted. me an
ticipo informarle que me prCpongo
estar en- esa ciudad el dfa de sep
ticmbre ror la mansna, en- cuya fecha
Sc celeblara allf una reunion lille agri-
cultores Estare hospedado mientras
este en-. Ponce, en- ell hotel Frances.
Reiterandole mi sgradecimiento por
La distinci6n inmerecida de que me
han hecho objeto ustd1es me suscri-
bo de usted
Muy corlialmente,
(filmado) LeopoldO Fe1ia.
COmisionadO.
e. ~ "r ""''
Respuesta del juez de la Corte de
Distrito de Ponce.
Agosto II, de 1929.
Ciud&d.
Sr. Sandalio Alfonso:
En- mi poder su Alta. communication
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30
la DEL GOBERNADOR RELY, d.
CE COMO SIGUE:

San Juan =. r., agosto "A, 1929
, Sr. Rafael Alfonso, Prrsidente,
Union Obrera Central, 50 VI
San Juan, p r. a ll
Mi estimadO seilor: 4MW n
Replicando a la vuestra de fecha
leciente en- que Sc refiere & Ia conmc
moraci0n del "L;E&sr Euy', teng0 el ~
placer de manifestaIle y por su con-%s
dlgcto a los miembros S,h la Union
Obrera Central, que gustosamente
tcepto la invitaci0n que Sc me ha ex III
tendido para revistar desde ell balloon ..,o
del Municipio Il Las tres de la talA!asyf /
septiembre 4, Ia manifestation de los ~
tr&bajadores que estan preparando,
para tcner efecto ese dfa Espero que
este Dfa de Fiesta nacional Sc obser-
vara enteramente en- tCt,h vuestra heEsla
mosa ticrrG.
Tanlbien acepto vuestra invitaci6n
lara dirigirme a la audiencia Qs1NssaGA
esista vuestra velada en- ell TeatrO
Municipal las 8 de la noche del
mislno dia. ,s:.ss.-ss..
Deseandole exito, permanezoo
Muy sinceramente vuestro, rs ~
(FirmaHo) E. Mont Reily.S &
Gobernador.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30

enferma de bastante cuidado, esta va
bastante aliviada, gracias a los va
liosos auxilios facultativos del DR..
Biam6n. %sr
Su abuelito nuestro amigo el nota-
BILE compositor d. Rafael Balseiro, ha
experimentado una gran algeria CON- :
la mejorfa de la nena.
Ell sabado regresara definitiva-
mente a su residencia de Miramar,
la distinguida dana dofia Enriqueta
PARA Castro de Biam6n, quien fue
a Barranquitas en- un breve veraneo.
En- ell vapor "San Juan" embafs
ca esta tarde para el Norte en- viaje !
de verano, el conocido abogado de es-yJ
ia ciudad Mr.. Charles Hartzell, zen
compa1fa de su distinguida esposa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30

envien sean validos, es que esten
debidamente llenos, como Sc habrA
podido comprobar por los Escruti-
MOS Parciales va publicados. Co
mo Sc acredita que un cup6n esta
bien llenoP Las observaciones que
aparecieron en- Ell 1MPARC1AL
hasta esta fecha, decfan: (e) No
debe incluirse la palabra suprt-
mida a los anuncios de un dfa en-
ell cup6n de otro. (f) Anula tam
bien ell cup6n ell que no este conve-
nientenlente lleno como Sc indica
en- ell mismo. lVerdad q. todo este
es muy sencillo, 81 Sc trabaja un
POGO, 81 Sc tiene suficiente pacien-
cia para leersy releer diariamente
los anuncios de Ell IMPARCIALp
Pero asf, todos acertaran al correr
de 10 que falta del aiio. Todos no;
la prueha es que concursantes que
tienen reunido un numero exec
sivo de cupones, aparecen va con
menos aciertos que personas que
solo nos han enviado un cup6n
diariamente----- I'm solo c1pon.
Caantas veces ell esfuerzo constan-
te, la inteligencia y habilidad de
una persona, vencen los que con-
fan mucho en- su dinero y Sc pien.
san que con este Sc adquiere to-
do Tai vez sea asf; pero no
nuestro antom6vil BUICK, puesto
que al suscribir nuestras bases en-
ell Concurso iniciado, tuvimos muy
en- cuenta este, para que los "chi-
quitos," los que no tienen mas ca
pital que su talento y su constan-
cia, pudieran retar en- la lid a los
otros, a los que careciendo de estaa
dos importantes riquezas natura-
les, ponen todo su afan y su cons
tancia en- el dinero. lPodra darse
mayor legalidadp
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-30
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" La fiesta del Labor Day"

tse agosto Z, de 1922, relativa ell habeT.
celeccionado mi nombre en- union de,
ntlOs caballerOs de esta ciudad para
fol1nar ell julado qhe tendra a su car /, !
go aljudicar I'M premio IL mejOr, i
GARCIA aleg0rica que Sc exhiba en- la ,y
Gran Parada que Sc llevara a caibO s
en- el Labor Day" ell primer lunes
de septielnbre. Me es grato partici in
rarle que con gusto acepto dicho car
g., quedando AgrGdecidN por tai dis. $-
tiIci0n.
De usted con toda consideration, & Ia.
(firmaiio) Rafael ID. Cintr6n.