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The Jones County news., 1922-07-18
Washington

Investigation into soaring nation
wide gasoline prices will get under
way soon, Senator La Toilette, of Wis
consin, chairman of the senate manu-
factures committee, indicated follow
ing an executive meeting of the COM
mittee.
Charles w. Morse, HIS three sons
and eight others must stand trial on
indictments charging them with con-
spiracy to derraud the United Staies
government through wartime ship con-
tracts with the Emergency Fleet cor
poration of the shipping board, the
District Of Columbia court of appeals
held.
After a conference with President
Harding, Attorney General Daugher-
ty says that the government will make
sure that law and order are preserved
Turing the railway strike. He says that
he appointment of deputy marshals is
authorized and that they will be sent
wherever strike disorders Justify
Notice was given by the interstate
commerce commission that an inyesti-
cation would be instituted immediate
ly into the reasonableness Of existing
express rates in all parts of the coun-
try.
Wilfred Michaud. 1S-year-old high
school boy. was shot and killed in a
pistol battle with police who say they
caught him burglarizing a grocery
store.
The coal strike in the United States
has stimulated British exports Of coal
to South America from Vice Counsel
De Vault at London.
Republican senate leaders have vir-
tually decided to make no effort TO
pass the administration subsidy bill
at this session They will confer with
President Harding on the soldier bonus
before It comes up in the senate, hop
ing to get an agreement with him not
to veto the bill that Is passed.
Senator Caraway. Democrat, Of Ar
kansas, in a recent speech before the
senate, charged President Harding and
Chairman Lasker Of the shipping board
with fragrant violation in permitting
The sale Of liquor on shipping board
vessels.
Reports in Mexico City that legai
proceedings are contemplated by Mex
lean officials against A Bruce BieIaski
on charges that he had connived al
his own abduction by bandits recently
near Cuernayaca. lacked confirmation
at the state department.
More than a million men and womer
IN the United States are out on strikes
protesting against wage reductions
Figures made public by government
agencies revealed that approximately
5000. 900 hours of work a day ar,
being lost by Industries because O
walkouts.
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18
MIGHT DO BETTER NEXT TIME
Small Girls ingenious Plea for Her
Pet Bantam Should Have Sof-
tened Daddys Heart.

Five-year-old Mary Jane had a pet
bantam hen. Recently the latter
hatchcd six little chickens, but she
proved herself to be mn unnatural
mother and wouldn't take care Of
them.
The family was provoked and Mary
James father threatened TO sell the
hen If she didn't take care Of the
chickens. That brought Mary Jane
to strategy. That evening when her
father came home she was waiting
fon him.
"Where's your henri he demanded.
rs she caring for her chlckens7"
"Oh, no." Mary June was very seri-
Gus. "She's In the hen coop getting
ready to lay some more eggs to hatch
some more chickens. ns."--IndlaDapolls
News.
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18
in ouJe> Gives Charming New Color Tone 10 Old Sweaters
nV UGlEaS PUTNAM FADELEss you
I'm LAST LINE OF DEFENSE
Recruits Answer offers an Explana-
tion OF Why Some Army Drill.
masters Co Insane.

The sergeant mnJor was reaching
the end OF his patience In his exnmlna.
tion of the recruits squad.
"For the last tlme,n he yelled, going
almost purple IN the face, Il ask. you
the simple question: What Is a forti.
ncatlonTn
Shoulders dropped and with faces
void Of Intelligence as a vacuum Of air.
the recruits stood fast as a man. No
one answered
Rushing up to the most intelligent
looking man. the lrate n. G. o. bawled
''Tell me, my man, what Is a fortlnca
tionT
The answer came like cork on
of n bottle:
'rwo twentlfcations, sIrw--Londo
Answers.
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18

Steps Necessary to Put Aerial Touring on a
Par With Road Touring
By COL. J. c. VINCENT, Automobile Engineer.

will be steps necessary place aerial touring par
touring? The that this evolution will take place by
accomplishments pang those which led the rapid growth the
for touring purposes.
established fact that mechanism has been developed
beyond experimental its commercial development carried out
along certain wened lines and this will apply well The arpane
has to the automobile, radophone phonogaph, etc
of the airpane however have somewhat distorted
perspective growth due the tremendous impetus to its
development during the World What inclined lose sight
plane less of specialized Development
which not slightest attention paid commercial require
We beginning appreciate that the growth
Of aviation during the represented what might be termed false
start toward the aerial transportation and that many instances
necessary steps and find the correct path
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18
A. F. of l.. Action in Refusing Support of
Propaganda for Soviet Autocracy
By SAMUEL GoMPERs, President A. F. of L.

Of especial significance the action Russia Our convention
Of the representatives Of labor the full height of its dignity
that and took its stand for freedom After years Of propaganda
particularly intensified during the last year, the campaign for soviet
autocracy crushed in defeat.
Every possible been support
auoac Not single local has been overlooked by the popa
gndists for soviet brutality But emerged from
cloud of deceit and stood true American principles
With their arguments literally hreds the supporters Of the
the but handful of The
union has demonstrated its vision, unhnhng
and faithful devotion to American ideals.
The victory this propaganda which has had for its object the
of the American labor condition precedent
of the government of the American people,
tory the Importance the people line
held strong and proud of the service movement
has made.
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18
Commercial Vice Organized Cold-Bloodedly
and Callously for Profit
Bv LADY NANCY AsroR. Ameriean-Born M. P.

The average apt have the idea that the less
know about life the they This of the
hate 10 enter politics.
Nu begin to life when you enter politics have
corrnfou and more dreamed could exist but know
that the greater part commercaed proposition not
tanous oburs know that commercazed
organized caus coodedy for profit and that many young
.eone are led into it simply Others may make
So far standard Of law has been set by male outlook
handed down from In the future the laws must be based
standard which eliminates the double standard OF morality
There must be special standard punishment for either sex We must
work for one and only code Of legislative and administrative
treatment for both
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18
Gable for coLIeaIans.

lie had hung his pin--Iong dim ages
ago He had completed the payments
on the ring He was marrying the
most wonderful girl In school
On the eve OF his wedding he won
dered how things would be year
from that night. lie wondered II she
would stlil love him, II he would be as
crazy about her.
Time has a way OF going by. An
other year came-the anniversary Of
that night. And they were stIll as
crazy about each other.
You see. they hadn't been married
yet.--IlarOld Swanson In Judge.
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18

Marshal Foch at dinner party in
Denver said Of pollteness
eve attach great importance to po-
likeness In France, and think that we
are wise to do SO. pollteness Is like
pneumatic tire. There's nothing In II
but wind. yet 4 eases the jolts along
life's highway wonderfully"
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18

the thing onwheher fashionable summer
resort or the automobile foreign magic glow
camp fire the cleaning the rushing
hide the trout the spell Of the trail peaks
lasting
But many OF us are not so fortunate To the unfortunate the call
bears clear They rejoice prospect holiday
they do not know where what play. They
do with their payme The annual spectacle people play includes
the saddenng sight thousands getting little enjoyment less
wasting their precious vacation days.
Let not be of these unfortunates brains with
play Let put into vacation plans profit
by the and failures of peratey
1t easy make the play strenuous the other dng
does bring compared with change occupation
environment.
In short the right of vacation godnd wrong
kind be than To back from paytm
up from playthats thing TO with strength
and couageats another and very different story
play wisely So shall return work refreshed
with determination to face the responsibilities of life
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18

Gen Thomas W salmon Columbia Unverty is time to take
the treatment Of Of the eustodal and asylum class Of
human in which medieval attitude has kept them long
and place thpm in category the general public health ovemep
"Ho f"NN "''N- 80
where they belong.
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18
sssases9sssssssssssssessssRsas
So Shall We Return Restored to Face Anew
the Responsibilities of Life
By JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN, Chicago Writer.

This is the time Of year when the call of the wild
is heard by the city dwer even above the roar Of the
struggle for existence. The call is pretty much the
same to all Of Natures persistent message, which
We cannot escape, is something like this:
"Come and payl Drop work You have lived
the strenuous life long enough. You know the PEN
atty exact for all work and no play. Pause, take
breath, relax, rest"
Yes; the call is much the same to all Of us. But
its Interpretation varies according to our knowledge
and experience. Those of us are fortunate To whom
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18

Mrs Elizabeth canda Chicago Juvenile Protective Association
We want to raise the standard Chicago dance halls There twelve
halls which have total Of S5OoOoo0 in them Their average
attendance oOo week Dancing of the most important fac
tors in the life Of the yousg people
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18
FOR HURTS AND SORENESS

Apply vacher-Balm. Nothing Is Just
as good,n no matter what you pay. ASK
your druggist. II. w. Vacher, Inc, New
Orleans, Ln.--Advertisement
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18

Knlcker--"The Good Book tells us
10 love our enemies.n Bocker-"And
the check book tells US 10 loan en-"
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18

Working for board aud clothes Is
unsatisfactory because the clothes
always are.
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18

Does time ever come In his life
when q practical joker is ashamed OF
hlmself7
The Jones County news., 1922-07-18

Hens shouldn't caclle SO loud when
the price OF eggs is low.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-18
NOTAS DE SPORT

do su fdolo Fabito, cosa que fue inc
vitable.
Ahora bien, Sc lamentan nuestros vi
sitados de tai incidente podemos de
cirles que este no es el primer caso que
sucede en- hgas nj en- otras classes de
juego, pues en- "foot ball'A los inciden
tes sor mas peligrosos y sin embargo no
es culpa de tai cual jugador, sino
que el deseo immense de salir tciunfante
dentro de la legalidad Inoralidad, ha-
ce que Sc dispute con tenacidad para con
seguir la victoria.
Sentimos 10 sucedido al amigo Farbe.
lie, pero debemos consignar ore Jallase
es un caballero como todos los demas
jugadores y conoce tanta Iiga como
cualquier jugador de primera Inca. Hu-
macao sigue triunfante.
Santiago z. MAUNEz.
ENERo IL, 1922.
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Ell DepaFtamentO de AgTi-
CUIiOTa Sc OCupa del pro-
bIOnna de Ia 0SCaSez de
Carne y IeGhe

FL Comisionado de Agriculture Ira
bajo gestiono, durante su reciente visi-
ia washington, ell que las autoridades
Federales concedieran permiso, aunque
fuera temporal, para la importation de
ganado de Santo Domingo, con objeto
de utilizar los terrenos en- los cuales la
siembra de cana ha. sido abandonada,
abaratando asi los precios de la carne
la leche en- Puerto Rico. La idea le
fu6 sugerida por don Ramon Aboy Be-
nitez, Fresidente de la Association de
Prcductores de Azdcar de Puerto Ri
CO.
FL resultado de estas gestiones esta
contenido en- la siguiente communication:
16 de enero de 1922.
'sr. Ramon Abay Benitez,
San Juan, P. r.
Mi estimado amigo:
De acuerdo con su solicitud, me coupe
durante mi permanencia en- Washington,
del asunto de la Importation de ganado
de Santo Domingo, respecto dicho
particular tengo Ell gusto de transcri-
bir continuation la carta qge he re-
cibido del General Mcintyre:
Washington, D. c., diciembre 80, 1922.
Hon. Carlos Toro,
Comisionado de Agriculture Ira
bajo,
(Por conducto de la oficina del Cob. de
Puerto Rico.)
San Juan, P. r.
|. Mi estimado senior Tcro:
listed recordar& que durante su re-
ciente vista g Washington discutimos
Ell asunto de permitir la importation de
ganado en- Puerto Rico, de sitios que es-
tan bajo cuarentena debido a enferme-
dades. Entonces tuve ell placer de pre-
sentar ell asunto al Secretario de Agri-
cultura y ahora tenemos su opinion acer
ca del caso la cual esta ezplicada en-
la copia de la carta de diciembre is.
1922, del Secretario, la cual acompa-
no. Siento mucho, que ell resultado no
sea ell que esperabamos
Cen mis- mayores deseos para ell nue.
vo alo, soy de usted,
sinceramente,
Frank Mcintyre,
: Jefe del Negociado,''
De usted alto. s. s. y amigo
G. ToRo, Comisionado
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LA SRA. DE ARsUAGA EMBARGO
PARA PUERTO RICO


La acreditada casa 'sSobrinos de Ez-
quiaga'' de esta capital, ha recibido I'm
cablegrama procedente de Espaha, anun
ciando que la distinguida dana dofia
Rosario Daban de Afsuaga esposa del
acaudalado comerciante don Pedro Ar
suaga, quien Sc encuentra gravemente
enfermo en- ell s'Auxilio Mutuo'', en-
barc6 en- Cadiz para Puerto Rico, en- el
vapor Leon XIII" Ell dfa ounce del
corriente.
Acompaia a la senora de Arsuaga Ell
correcto caballero senior Eugenio Mu-
rda.
Este precipitado viaje de dofia Ro-
sario, Sc debe al grave estado en- que Sc
halla su distinguido esposo.
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NEAURA Y LA CIFRvA
FRENTE A FRENTE

MADRID, enero liza question de
que preside ell sefior Maura Ia vuelta
al poder de este, ha producido un vivc
debate periodistico entire Ell seilor Mau-
ra ell ministro de la Guerra don Juan
La Cierva. Ambos politicos Sc atacan
duramente y han puesto al descubierto
sensacionales revelaciones a prop6sito
de la marcha de los asuntos militares
en- Marruecos.
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IQuieren ustedes que charlemos un
ratio acerca de esa-ya famosa-cinta
cinematografca que l1eva un titulo tan
suggestive, que trasciende a la legua a
"olor'' de exito. inmancable2
Como redacto estos apuntes lunes de
mafiana, que Sc 70, me parece que mis-
iectoras recorren estas lineas con los
ojos semiabiertos.
Ancche, estaba Arcos en- ell Munich
pal, hacienda reir las gentes hasta
desesperarlas. Anoche Sc celebraba una
lucida fiesta social en- un suntuoso~ no.
tel de Santurce. Anoche llovi6, y Sc agu6
Ia retreta. Anoche no cabfa un alma
mas en- las salas de los cines. Anoche.
toda la poblaci6n de San Juan guerra
divertirse, y Sc divirtio. -. (Buen pro-
vecho.)
De ahi que 70 piense, creo que con
fundamento " perdonen, de una vez
para siempre el usO inmoderado del
puonombre personall, que no es esta ma
mana la mas a'prop6sito para escribir
acerca de un asunto que desearia des-
pertara en- mis- lectoras todo Ell inter6s
que merece, en- 10 que al "asuntO'' Sc
refere. ..@. III.
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Ell NEGocIADO DEL TRABAJo
ExIGE Ell CUMPLI1IIENTO DE LA
LEY DE MEMORIES

Enero IL, 1922.
A LOS INsPEcToREs DEL NEGoG1A
DO DEL TRABAJo.
Se1ores:
En- la revision de los distintos infor
mes remitidos a este Negociado, he no
tado que varios inspectores han conce
dido diez d1as de plazo alglnos patro
nos, para que en- dicho termine, presen
ten la prueba exigida por la Ley. Este
plazo tambien 10 han concedido los nj
nos memories de catorce amos.
Por tanto, Sc les llama la atenci6n
sobre ell particular, y en- 10 SUCCESSIVE, al
conceder ell termino de referencia, de-
beran hacerlo conforme 10 dispuesto POI
Ell Articulo IL de la Ley numero rs, so
bre trabajo de memories.
Muy atentamente,
JEFE AUxILLAR,
Negociado del Trabajo
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LA PERLA DEL CARIBE, lie pare ei6
a Sanchidrian un asunto que nj de per-
las, para hilvanar unos cuantos miles de
metro de cinta cinematografca, en- la
que quedaran grabadas, para siempre to
das las bellezas de esta incompatible
tierruca, que fuese exponente de nues-
tro progreso, cultura, desarrollo inte-
fectual, v que guardara, para ell futuro,
los mas salientes, importantes intere-
santes episodios de nuestra vida que no
deja de ofrecer cosas casos muy dig
nos de figurar en- las paginas de nuestra
historia
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DENEGADAs

FL Gobernador INFERNO ha denegado
las peticicnes de indulto de los confna-
dos Pedro ROsado, Vicente Laboy, Ca
lixto Medina Rios, Avelino oyola, Isido-
70 Sanchez Lopez, Rogelio Delgado Fra
goso. Jose de Leon Ramirez Inocencio
Tapia-
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Paris Sc haIIa en- Ell
.tOfbeIIinO de una
aCtividad pOIitlCa
I (Por Gable Frances)

PARIS, enero 17.-Esta capital Sc
halla en- el torbelIino de una gran acti-
vidad politica. Los hoteles, las casas de
hospedajes, las fondas y los restaurants
estan totalmente cubiertos por miles de
personas que han negado del mismo
centre de la Republica para presenciar
Ell interesante debate que Sc anuncia pa
ra el viernes en- la Camara de Diputa-
dos relative al reciente plan de, Lloyd
George mediante ell cual Sc irradia a
Francia de los asuntos europeos La
mayoria de las personals que llegan fue-
ron partidarios de M. BRAND hay
tambien nacionalistas y militares de la
antigua escuela de Clemenceau! Ell ex-
rresidente del Consejo BRAND, quien s.
halla actualmente en- Versailles prepa-
randose para ell formidable debate que
Sc anuncia ell viernes, insiste en- que
Lloyd George ha traicionado los intere-
ses de Francia.
Ell sENADoR LODGE CoNFIA EN-
QUE Ell TRATADo DEL PACIFICo
sERA APRoBADo EN- Ell sENADo.
WASHINGTON, enero 17.-El Sc
nador Henry Cabot Lodge, hder de la
mayoria republican, en- ell Senado y
miembro de la Delegation americana en-
la Conferencia sobre el desagme, IN
declarado hoy un representante del
"Petit Parisien'' en- esta ciudad, que
Ell plan de la cuadruple entente sera
aprobado en- el Senado per una mayo
ria rotunda v segura.
En- un rapido recorrido ell veterano
legislator norteamericano estudia Ia
forma en- que sera ratifcado Ell Tratado
por Ell Alto Cuerpo y agrega que a pc
sar de la oposicion de Wilson y los Sc
nadores dem6cratas ell plan del Paci-
fico tendra Ia aceptacion de los sena
dores Republicanos.
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Ell CAMPEoNATo DE ''FooT
BALL" GANADo PoR Ell ARMY

Renidisimo result6 Ell tltino juego
de campeonato que venian ceIebrando
los equipos de ''foot balI'' Army
y Navy.
Ell primer juego celebrado~ el dfa de
Gracias, fue ganado por los militares,
con un "score" de 81 punto ) cero. Ell
segundo 10 ganaron los del Navy
por un "score" de 0 6, Y Ell del sa-
bado, despu6s de una renida lucha, Sc
rindieron los del Navy, con un
(Contin1a en- Ia pagina y
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Ell COncursO de 'EI Mund0'
EscRUTINIO PRACTICADo
EN- ENERo. II, 1922

Ramon Ayala vazquez, Yaucc, 146
Angel Costoso, San Juan II
Andres Mel6ndez, San Juan, 55
Pillar Latimer, San Juan, 46
Marcos Amalbert Santiago, Cayey, 4s
Manuel Figueroa Jr., Mayagiiez, 40
J. Ncrat Rodriguez, Ponce, So
Carlos ]. Arias. Ponce 2s
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LAS TARDEs DEL DEPoRTE EN CA
GUAs. Los "TIGUERES'' DE LA
"LoZA" DERRoTADoS


Un fpase ball'' realizado por ST.
qui, receptor de la novena ''Ya1e'', hi
20 anotar en- Ell primer acto una carre-
ra por parte de los ''tigueres'' del "Co
lectiva", quienes Sc proponian sacar
limpios sus trajes que estrenaban en-
este game. pero Net, defensor del
'hogar" colectivefo, di6 OCCASION que
sus contrincantes del yale llevaran
la "tabla' indicadora, la snotaci6n
de otra carrera, mediante otro ''pase
ball'', habiendose terminado Ell primer
"episodio' con un empate para am
bos.
Farbelle y Mariani Sc proponian SOS
tener un duelo de pitcher. pues el
segundo y tercer acto pasaron en- blan-
co sin que la ''esferide'' fuera lIevada
terreno de nadie, pero en- Ell cuarto,
dos ''toletazos'' ngados por los del
"Yale" y una ''choteada' por parte
de Teleforo, defensor del "jardin" de
recho del ''Colectiva''. llevaron al
score dos carreras mas a la pizarra.
Los "tigueres'' no faquean, pues
siempre lie hemos dido decir. que clos
no Sc declaran vencidos hasta que ell
tltimo episode no pase por Ia panta-
Ia; en- verdad que luchaban ror dar
la vuelta al circuito, pero no era posi-
BILE, pues sus mejores 'sBat man. no
Sc que les sucedia, que no querian darle
a la "pe1ota'', contando con un gran
factor, y era que Fabito estaba dema-
siado descontrolado.
Todo nos hacfa presumir que los nres
tros cargarian con ocho ceros. pero yea
mos como Sc anot6 la Ultima carrera.
Viene el "old'' Pichip6n al bate,
Farbelle lama una curva de la que ell
viejo Pichi no puede nbrarse yendo
la bola darle en- la cabeza. La gorra
cayo al suelo, dom Pichi nostr6 al
numeroso plblico de los ''Blicher'' v
Grand Stand su reducida calvita,
que hasta entonces la tenia ignorada
formandose como es consigufente. Ell co
rreSpond1ente 'choteo''.
Don Pichi pasa a primera. v mas
tarde Sc roba la segunda; no conforme
con la segunda Sc aventura alcanzar
Ia antesala con tan buena suerte, que al
lamar Ell 'tcatcher'' la bola al defensor
de la "base'', esta es .'toreada''. lle-
gando al ''hogar'' sin novedad.
Sin mas consecuencias para "heme
team. ter1nin6 la tanda de "a tarde
con Ell "score'' siguiente:
CoLECTIVA 1000 90 1-2
YALE 10000 01x-4
Baterias por Ell "Yale'', Farbelle
siqui, y por Ell tColectiva'' Msriani
Net. Umpire" Rogue, Santiago I'll
ia.
Terminado Ell ''game'' fnfInos invita-
dos por Ell amigo Barea, uno de los
fanaticos mas acerrimos de Caguas, pa
ra dar un paseo en- su Buick.
indication de Quevedo, siqui v Beitfa,
nos llev6 hasta Ell pueblo de Gurabo,
que los aludidos amigos ne
habian visitado nunca.
Durante Ell trayecto, Barea nos in
dic6 que el era ell autor de las cr6nicas
baseboleras firmadas por 'sEdie Polo'',
lue tan interesante nos parecian y que
seguramente dentro de POGO ssguirfa en-
viandolas a Ell MUNDo.
Y ahora hasta el domingo, en- que Sc
snfrentaran los Marines y la Estaci6n
[nalambrica de Cayey, VS.. "Yale''.
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La ''AsOeiacidnde Conner
GiantGS de- New York" So
IiCita infOrmes del conner
clio de Puerto Rico

Ell Negociade del Trabajo ha recibi-
do la siguiente carta de la Association
de comerciantes de Nueva York., acer
ca de las condolences del comercio en- la
isla:
Diciemhre %, 1921.
Bureau of Insular Affairs,
Washington, D. @.
Senores
La Association de Comerciantes de
Nueva York desea obtener information
con respecto las actuales condolences
del comercio en- Puerto Rico.
Lie aseguramos que apreciariamos Ell
recibir cualesQuiera datos en- su poder,
references las condolences de esa is
la, asi como tambien desear1amos como
Ger 81 lie ser& conveniente un fabri-
cante americana de articulos de punto
tales como sweaters bandas, (para
corbatas fajas) etc., enviar un re-
presentante a Puerto Rico en- la actua-
lidad.
OanQole coru1d1eS graclaS con anIlc1-
paci6n por una pronta respuesta, que
damos,
De ustedes, atentamente,
ASOCLACION DE COMERCIANTES
DE NUEvA YORK.
A la anterior communication, Ell sefior
Soto Rivera, actual Jefe del Negociado,
del Trabajo, nos informo que iba con-
testar enviando un extenso informe con
amplios datos sobre el asunto de refe-
rencia, Ell cual Sc publicara oportuna-
mente.
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Ell NEGocIADo DEL TRABAJO
ExIGE Ell CUMPLIndIENTo DE LA
TEv DE MEMORIES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-18
CASTOR PARIS.
NoTA BENE:

Las vistas de San Juan son estupen-
das. Han sido impresionadas con singu-
lar acierto. En- elias Sc siente uno vi
vir' -. Vivian mis- lectoras un "buen
rato'' en- la ciudad tan querida.
VALE.