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DR.. E. I. TRACY, Physician and Surgeon, ia
Main St. Office hours: 8 to n. no, to ; p. M,
2 to $50 D, n, Tel. $50
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". ]. KANE, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon.
Office, Room 10, Uflery building. HoursI $50
to $50; 40 to 800; TO s. Office 'phone 429-W,
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THOMAS RICE, NJ. D. Cutler Block. Office
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ARTHUR ANISDEN
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
SANS SOUCI DANCE AT
CLUBHOUSE A VERY
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

Fft&N&tttN ti41@s-1--- TEL fFal tA#tl f+
The sans Souci girls say they never
before had sosdeightfpl' {, dslned kis was
the One OF last night 1t fbe cabhonse.
The. crowd WAS inst the light size. the
music conti not Aave sbeel sbetter and
all went nierrvs as a lhaSgalso isll from
start 80 finish, ~Jf, sef
The auditorium OF thu clubhouse was
charmingly decorated, Vic color scheme
being black and yellow. Numbers of
ealriies were used in the lighting ef-1he
room. traditional lIallowg ~ pumpkins
furnishing The stands for She endles
and giving Just tlte right atmosphere
for a party in celebration Of tie one
beiiday which is given ever by every
body to fun and frohc
The women present were 3ll in even
ing dress and looked most charming.
The hostesses were delight fully coidiIl
aud every guest WAS made to feel .hat
he or she WAS especially welcome.
The Sans Souei girls present were:
Miss Rose Sammons, Miss Mildred
Brewer, Miss Evalvn Bowman. Mrs.
Keyes Mitchell, Miss Miilie MeGov-
nev, Mrs. William Reed, Miss Irene
Brooks, Mrs H. c. McKim, Miss lone
Sainmons and Mrs. Perry Rogers The
Patronesses We're: Mrs. J. W Giassford,
Mrs ". H. Brooks, Mrs. Robert Camp
bell, Mrs. John f. Baker, Mrs. H. b.
kepley and Mrs. Ii. W. Brewer.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
P. E. O. TACKY PARTY
AT HERMON HOME
GREAT FUN

! The F. +. o. party at the home of
Mr.. aud Mrs j X Hermon, last night
was decidedly out of the ordinary, even
I at Hallowc 'en time. OF course some
! thing of the Hallowe EN- motif fcatur-
ed decorations and menu but the cos
TIMES were certainly more original
than beautiful. 1t was ''Tacky' set
to be sure that showed up at the love
" Hermon home A prize had been
Offered for the best costume and all
had exerted their wits to the utmost
to win that prize. Mrs. G. f.. Richmond
outdid everybody thought, and was
awarded pound of Imperial Maid y
butter which She proudly carried home
with her.
The initiation of three of the B. /. l..
LIS, was quite the feature of the pro-
gram. The poor fellows were put
through an awful ordeal if all reports
are true, but each and every one sur
vived it and entered into the games
and stunts with right good will after
wards Ap old fashioned spelling bee
created no end of fun for everybody.
The latter part of the evening was
devoted to bridge, Howard. Meyer won
first prize for the men being presented
with real, live rooster as his reward.
Mrs. Henry Loud walked off with three
dozen eggs because she made the high
score for the women's prize. Apple
cider was served with the buffet sup
per.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
nev Hermon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Al
bright, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Loud, Dir.
and Mrs. c. w. Richmond, DIR. and Mrs.
w. F. Moshcr, Holtvillc, DIR. and Mrs.
l.. c. House, Mr.. and Mrs. Will ). Faw-
cett, Mrs. c. E.NParis, DIR. and Mrs.
Forrest Kutz, Mrs. r. b. Kepley, Mrs.
Robert Welch, Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don c. Bitler, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Cog
gins, Mrs c. w. Barton, Mr.. and Mrs
James r. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. +. B.
Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Hermon, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Sweeney, Mr.. Jack McDougall, and
Mr.. and Mrs G. f. Scott.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 1892


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF IMPERIAL.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ALBERT McGOVNEY, Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bv
the undersigned executrix of the estate
of Albert McGovney, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
file the same with the necessary vouch-
ers within ten months after the first
publication of this notice in the office
of the Clerk of the County of Imperial,
or to exhibit such claims with the nee
essary vouchers within ten months
after the first publication of this
notice to said executrix at the law
office of Chas. l.. Childers, her attor-
ney, at FL Centre, California, which
said office the undersigned selects as
her place of business in all matters
connected with the said estate of
Albert McGovney, deceased.
MARY w. McGOVNEY,
Executrix of the estate of Albert Nc
Convey, deceased.
CHAS. l.. CHILDERS,
Attorney for said eXecntrix.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
TEN THOUSAND CLUB
OPEN MEETING ON
THURSDAY

The program committee of the Ten
thousand Club wishes it to be under
stood that the meeting tomorrow after
noon mt the clubhouse is to be open
to al who desire to come. 1t Is Il
legislative meeting and of interest TO
all voters Some of the measures TO
be voted upon next week are to be
discussed and several of the candidates
for comfy offices viii speak briefly
and lay their cl;iims TO office before
those present.
The business meeting viii open
promptly at $50 p. m. the program
to follow AT Near 800 p M. The meet
ing of two weeks ago was extremely
interesting as well as international
and the one tomorrow promises to be
equally so.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
NOTICE OF EsTRAY

Notice is hereby given that on the
sixth day of October, 1922, there was
taken up at my place and is now be-
ing kept at my said place, 141a miles
southwest of Ell Cehtro, Mt. Signal
district, the following described ami
mails:
One Young BLACK mare, white right
hind foot, about years old, weighing
about 1900 pounds.
One Young roam mare. about wears
old, weighing about 1900 pounds.
Notice is hereby given that unless
the said animals are claimed by their
owners within so days from this date
and cost of damage and their keeping
paid as required by law, / shall turn
said animals over to the constable of
Silsbee township for sale, according
TO act 1860 of the general laws OF
California. Nalap about $l25.00.
NJ. 7. SILVA.
Dated October 81, 1922.
Oct II NJ II
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
HALLOWEEN EVENTS,
NUMEROUS THIS
SEASON

+ n r. q E
nalIowe 'en in FL ven;ro mas been
unusually. gay this year with parties
aud dances beginning as early as n
dav evening of last week and cohtmn-
ing on up to the day itself.
The church parties were mostly held
al the week end. the Young people of
the Methodist church gi>ang a ie-,''l'lr
Hallowe Ell party ut social haii, with
lots of fun and frolic: the Baptist
i. Y. r. L. staged an lual!r merry
partv in thee basement cf the Stark
home ON Fourth street, aud the thris'
fian Endeavorers of State Street
Church had real desert party, With
the H;rllowe en- spirit prevailing IN
games and stunts. The high school
'Glee Club entertained Saturday eve
ming with a seasonal party and loads
of fun.
DR. aud Mrs. Norman f. Dupcat were
hosts at one of the merriest OF dancing
parties Monday evening, with their
pretty home gay in H;liowe 'en decor
ations and a menu distinctive for thr
holiday.
On the same evening, the Business
Girls Club of Holtville were hostcsses
at a Hallowe 'cn ball attended by hun
dreds of their friends. Last night, the
real Hailowe 'en, will long be remcie-
lJercd for the brillianee of its social
events. and Tor the big community cele
bration staged ON Main street. There
were any number of little parties
throughout the valley, but in FL Centre
the Sans Souci dance, the Barbara
Worth dance and the 2. f. O. . tacky
party are the outstanding events.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

Eagles Hall, Holtville, was the
scene of brillian social affair Monday
night. The business Girls Club
dance had been looked forward to with
pleasant anticipation by all who have
ATTENDED, this annuai affair for several
yeays, ind nobody was disappointed.
Il Was 4 success In every way and the
girls are being saowered with compli-
ments today from everybody.
The hall was crowded all the evening
with merry dancers, the music was
fine, and everything was just as it
should be.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
E. Meads Closing Out Sale
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3rd

On the Mead Ranch, 8 miles north and miles west
of Holtvile One and half mile west of East Side
School house:
Having leased my ranch, everything is TO be sold
without reserve, follows: ~S
16 HEAD or GOOD WORK HORSES AND MULES IS
One Bay of Mules and years old. weight 2too
lbs; ] Blacl Mule 1900 lbs; Black team OF mares
years old, weight 2400 lbs Gray tea,n of Mares,
weight 2e6c lbs Bay team, l mare and l horse,
VT $500 lbs; bay team, mare, horse 6 and yrs
old weight 2300 lbs; Bay horse, years old weight
400; ! Black Mare weight 1900 lbs; Roam buggy
horse, Gray buggy horse 4 Mare colts yeas old,
Mare colts years old 5 sets OF double work
harness; ! set single buggy harness; II Ho:stein
family COW
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
TEN THOUSAND CLUB
HAS MANY PLANS

The week. Tor the Ten Thousand Imb
is rather busy one with section meet
ings, general assembly, big housewaInn
ing party on Friday evening. and the
dance SATURDAY night all to he arrang
ed
Next week there is to be the Chinese
bridge luncheon that is exciting good
deal of curiosity. 1t is expected that
many out-of-tewn guests win make res
ervafions for this unique affair as the
invitation has been sent to other clubs
Of the valley. 1t is to be one of the
big events Of the social calendar TO
the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
JOHN AND DOROTHY
KING ENTERTAIN
AT WEEK END

at the week end mt their suburban
home with Il Hallowe EN- party. The
guests were classmates, about 80 boys
and girls being present and all wear
ing the conventional costumes that fea
ture parties at this season of the year
Great merriment WAS occasioned when
the masks were removed later in the
evening. Hallowe EN- games mterspers
ed with music furnished entertainment
for the guests with dainty refreshments
served.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
HOME FURNISHING
POPULAR WITH
CENTERS

The home furnishing project of the
exteiision department OF, Imperial Coun
ty is proving to be one of the most
interesting that has been carried on
since the home department of'tire Farm
Bureau was organized. The meetings
yesterday at Eastside Sunset with Miss
Decker, specialist, in charge, were a
great success. Demonstrations were
given in two homes. one in the fore
noon and one in the afternoons, Today
Miss Decker s.ad Miss 0rpha \. Miller
are giving demonstrations at Alamo
center. The program is full for the
two weeks the specialist expects to re-
main in the valley
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
CLUBHOUSE DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT

Mrs. John Rice of the ways and
means committee of the Woman Club
was so gratified by the fine attendance
at the dance Saturday night that she
f.tnd her. assistants are planning an
Gother dance ~ tnc4 clubhouse for ihe
pexening of November /.
These week end dances will be given
lis long as the interest warrants. All
enjoying AN evening of music and
dancing are cordially invited. Young
people of the valley are specially in
vited
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

The Pythian Sisters are working like
Trojans for the big dinner dance at
Pythian Hall Thursday evening This
organization has been noted for its
good dinners an delightful entertain
ments and the record is to be kept up
they say. The general public is cor
daily invited 70 the dinner which will
be followed by short speeches Of can
didates for county offices and dancing
later in the evening. The proceeds will
be used in ThankSmiNinn clnritirs
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
THE BARNES FAMILY
NOW IN SAN DIEGO

Mr.. and Mrs T. l.. Barnes and then
interesting family have taken house
for the winter in San Diego and will
not return to the valley. Mrs. Barnes
will be greatly missed in, society and
music circles of this city iii which she
had so large Il part the last two or
three seasons.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01

IMfLEMENrS-One Zgang CanIvrnia Iiooaenouen
plow: l 8-foot double Tandem Moline disc harrow:
4section harrow corn and cotton planter; cuiti-
vator; walking plow; large Vey; double Vey,
for making borders; float, clod clushec; brush
breaker; 5foot fresno scrapers; / slip scraper; 2
broadcast seeder; 1<buck rake; wagons 2 thmble
skeins, "a inch with IA and 10 foot racks; thmbe
skein la inch with 10 foot box; l steel axle. si
inch with IL foot box; single buggy; stretchers
1Ifth chains, small tools and a lot of hog wire
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
SALE STARTS AT 1890
TERMS OF SALE-S1OO and under Cash. over that
amount credit of and months approved ncte
bearing 10 per cent interest from date
WACHTEL BROTHERS. Auctioneers
Residence Phone 1873, Imperial
A H. helar, CLERK E. MEAD, Owner
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-01
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Up to and including Nov.
25th, the following number
of votes will be issued on
subscriptions:
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Up to and including Dec
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From Dec. 9th to Dec. 18th,
the Following NUMBER o.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
LA BoDA DE EsTA MADRUGADA

Esta madrugada, las 4, contraje-
ron matrimonio, en- Ia Iglesia G'a 'os
Padres Redentoristas de Puerta de
TERRA. la bellisima espiritual sefio-
rita Mercedes Lopez de Tord, con el
distinguido y caballeroso joven, don
Herminio MADEIRA, valioso elemento de
nuestro mundo financiero.
La ceremonial fue celebrada ante ell
P. Lynch de dicha Congregation, apa
drinando e. aCto los padres de la no
via, Lcdo G. Lopez de Tord y su dis
tinguida esposa, Sra. Josefna Rios.
Tan pronto termino ell acto, los con-
tray'sntes salieron hacia Jayuya, dom
de pasaran la luna de miel, en- Ia ele-
gante residencia que ell padre de La
Gesposada posee en- aquella poblaci6n.
Ell MUNDO felicita calurosamente
los jovenes c6nyuges v les desea to-
da suerte de felicidaGes en- su nueva
vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
Ell PRoDUCTo sERIA DEsTINADo
AL POBRE

SAN JOSE. Costa Rica, julio 30.-En
el congrsso de esta repdblica Sc discu
te actuaimente I'm proyecto de ley pre-
Jentado por o. diputado Leonidas Rojas
en- el cual Sc establece I'm impuesto de
dos por mil por via de multa que pa
CARA tsda persona al firmar un docu-
mento pGblico privado sea cual fue-
re 10 clase de contradiction que Sc es-
tipule o al cjercer el derecho de peti
cion ante cualQuiera autoridad, siem
pre- que en- Ajcho documento conste que
ell contratante peticionario no sa-
be Eeer y escribir.
Ell nuevo tmpuestc. segdn ell aludido
prsyscto. - Eamar& de 'propagan-
do contra AnalfAbetas'' sus produc-
tos 50 dsdicGrAn exclusivamlente a su-
mtnistrar medtc1nas pobres de solem
nidad
A tales hnes los productos del i'm
puesto Sc d1stTtbuirfan previa deduc-
cion de los gsstos que origine su cobro,
entire las municipalidades de los dife-
rentes cAntores memories de cada pro-
vincia, en- proportion la pob,aci6r
que arroje cada canton segin el cenSo
annual de la ofcina nacional de estadis
tica.
E1 autor Gel mencionado proyecto.
al presentarlo en- la camara, dice que
! dichcs cantones cuentan con muy es-
| casas rentas para atender los servi-
clos de su cargo y que carecen sus MI
uicipalidades de facultades para impo
nler nuevos tributos que no sean los
ordenados en- IA ley de organization
municipal Ademas, agrega, Eel arbi-
trio que recurro es un impuesto en-
contra del analfabetismo, dado que la
existsncia de este va no Sc justifca
ci6n rural = resulta todas luces i'm
perdonable en- las ciudades, villas y
pucblos de importancia. -
Fl proyecto cuenta con muchos adj
herentes en- Ell seno del congreso, 81 bien
Sc le hacen objeciones serias. aunque to
dos estan de acuerdo con la patri6tica
intencion que guia al proponente. Ma
niiestase la creencia de que por el he
cho de qre la medida no tiene carac-
ter general no sea vista con buenos
ojos por Ia poblaci6n rural, a quien
afectara en- su mayor parte, no obstan
te que So reconoce que sYs efectos Sc
rian benefciosos en- todo case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
OTRA REUNION
DEL. MINISTERTC
LA REHABILITATION
DEL AZUCAR

NUEVA YORK, - 'Cuba y Puerto
Rico han exportado una inmensa zafra
de aziicar una gran prosperidad pro-
mete favorecer como consecuencia las
compailias. Una comp1eta rehabilitation
de la industrial es una posibilidad en-
los seis meses Dr6ximos. 10 que proba-
blemente viene explicar la acumula-
cion de los mejores grades de aztlcar
en- Ell Stock Exchange. Los banqueros
neoyorkinos Sc muestran muy entusias-
mados con ell porvenir. Segtln las es-
tadisticas de la Federal Sugar Refining
Co., las exportaciones de aztcar desde
Cuba han pasado del doble del total
correspondence al mismo periodic en- ell
ai1o pasado.
''Hasta ell 8 de julio Sc habia embar-
cado un total de 3 SIT 457 toneladas
en- la Isla, contra 1765 531 toneladas
durante ell periodo similar del aho pa
sado
"En los Estados Unidos Sc han re-
cibido 2.747. 1873 toneladas de az7dcar
hasta la fecha, que Sc comparan con
.479. 938 toneladas en- 1921.
''Durante la semana que termin6 Ell
de julio vinieron d esta pals 118 644
toneladas de un total de 1853 900 tone
ladas.
''Un promedio de mas del Is por
ciento Sc da conocer por eE represen
tante de la Federal en- Cuba. Este ha
sido obtenido en- los centrales Chaparra
v Delicias, de la Cuban American Su-
gar Co., que Ievan hasta ahora termi-
nados 1 5O7 8s4 sacos, contra ell calcu-
10 original de la Federal de /. $50 600
sacos.
s'La mayoria de los demas centrales
que contindan moliendo arrojan datos
muy buenos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
BoDA EN- RIO PIEDRAs

FL microbes 2 del corriente unieron
sus destinos por ell rito catolico. en- oil
pueblo de Rio Piedras, la gentil y dis
tlnguida se1orita Maria Teresa Colon
Frias Ell correcto joven senior Pho Mar
tinez Daz, pertenecientes ambos pres
tigiosas familias que gozan de la ma
yor distinction en- esta capital.
Bendijo la union ell Rdo. P. Torres,
actuando como padrinos ell prestigioso
caballero don Jose Martinez Llonin, ito
del novio, la distinguida dana dofia
Teresa Frfas de Colon, madre de la des
posada.
Aunque la boda Sc celebr6 en- familia
debido al reciente luto del contrayente,
81 saludo nupcial resulto lucidfsimo da-
Gas las simpatias de que gozan los no.
vios en- Rio Piedras. Las horas trans
currieron agradables, en- ia franca inti-
midad con que fuimos obsequiados en- ell
estimable hogar de la desposada.
La gentil Maria Teresa, hija del CO.
nocido pedagogo don Isidoro Colon y
Colon, es uno de los mas altos exponen-
tes de nusstra cultura feminea, habien
do desempenado con gran 6xito la Ca
tedra de Castellano en- la "Alta Escue-
la" de la Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Despu6s de a9radable estadia en- ell
Hotel Condado los nuevos c6nyuges han
fjado su residsncia en- Rio Piedras. Con
nuestra felicitaci6n hacemos votos por
cue la dicha ilumine siempre el nuovo
hogar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
DEPARTANTENTO DE AGRICULTU
RIA Y TRABAJO

FL dia seis de agosto Sc cele-
bro una nutrida reunion de agricultores
en- ell pueblo de Yabucoa, gestiones
Gel Sr. jose L. Berries, gus preside la
Comision de Agricultural que han orga-
nizado en- aquel munic .pio los agriculto-
res de cana &c azucar.
Al acto concurrieron los Sres. Conli-
sionado y b-Comisionado de Agricul
tura y Trabajo, ell Gerente del Banco
Federal de Prestamos Agricolas su
Consultor Juridico, reinando gran entu
siasmo en- la asamblea.
Sc espera celebrar asambleas como
6stas en- cada una de las capital1dades
&c los distritos senatoriales de la isla,
empezando por Humacao, en- cuya ciu-
dad Sc han hecho arreglos va para ob-
tener ell uso del teatro Oriente, en- 81
cuaI tendra lIgar dicha reunion.
Estas asambleas tienen por objeto
ell fomentar la organizs ci6n dc Ligas
Agricolas y dar conocer los agrt-
cultores ell modo de funcionar, y los
benefcios que han de derivar del Banco
Federal de Prestamos Agricolas.
Hasta la fecha Sc han celebrado asam
bleas en- San Lorerz 20, San Juan y va
hucoa, desde que Sc inici6 esta cam
rana, y los agricultores estan respon-
diendo entusiaStamente a lbs esfuerzos
Cue realiza Ell Departamento de Agr1-
cultura Trabajo en- esta activldad,
que tanto benefcio ha de proporcio-
mar ellos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
Asar1bLea
Espiiritista

Sc recuerda a los Delegados y
representatives de San Juan y la
isla, Que de acuerdo con Ell regla=
mento, la Asamblea dara princi-
pio ell viernes IL del corriente a
las 9 A. M. y clausurara sus tra=
bajos el domingo a las 6 P. M.
Sc recuerda aslmismo, que Ia
reunion preliminar preparatoria,
Sc llevara a cabo en- los salones
de la Logia Teosofica "Luz en- el
Sendero'', Gale Rafael Cordero
n1rnero 100.
La reunion empezara a las siete
de la noche, Sc suplica la asisten-
cia de todos.
LA coMIsIoN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-10
FL incidente del mar
tes entire eli Attor-
ney General y el go
bernador Rely
(cOnt1nuaci6n de la la. pag.)

festaciones, pues ell Gobernador 80
llevo consigo el documento que le-
vera y las notas que tom6 su taqui-
grafa particular.
Durante Ia vista. ell Gobernador
empezo su informe expresandose en-
ell sentido de que le extranaba que
hubiera quien sostuviese no conocer
sus Fundamentals, cuando cierto dia
rio local habia publicado una rela-
ci6n completa de su informe la Co
mission.
Ell Attorney General, sinti6ndose
naturalntente, aludido, pregunt6 al
Gobornador 81 el creia que las infor
maciones dadas en- ese peri6Gico DO
drian servir de base para las actua
clones de la Comisi6n de Servicio P1
blico, a 10 que contest6 ell Goberna-
dor: "Why, Mr.. Mestre, don't try to
make a damnfool out of me.''
La opinion publica justifca al
Attorney General en- Ia. manifestation
hecha, que tendfa 1nicamente a Ia
mar la atencion del Gobernador So
bre una Interpretation legal, toda vez
que nadie lie consta que dicho pc
ri6dico tenga, hasta la fecha, la au-
toridad de una "Gaceta Oficial''. Ade
mas Sc comenta, que nadie podra
justifcar al Gobernador al contes-
tar al Attorney General en- la for
ma en- que 10 hizo.