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Evening star., 1922-08-02
The Wife Who Wouldn't
Settle Down!
Sequel to ''Brides Will Be Brides
By Lucille Van slyke.
By Lucille Var, Slylse.
seuuel to ssBrides Will Be Brides.''

some mixed doubles, boat racing" d.
Thew were the first to- reach the
antiquated 'boathouse. The boatman
fslumbsring under his old straw nat
let his riekety chair thump nneed iohma'o him.
"Welf, what did you think was
here fors- he growied in answer err te @6
Kinks civil question about the ooats
ITO harpoon whales?" Ae itmped 10.
ward hts shabby feet. which 90 ye
want? Flat-bottom or a sun. ins s
skins hain't safe and the deposit or
them Is two dollars. A dollar on the
fiat bottoms
Young Squires chuckled.
'"Just how do you think anybody
could get out of your line OF VISION
on that toy-sized pond?'
well, you never can tell the Doat.
man responded gloomily. TOURISTS
.hain't noted for their honesty. M Ano
how do / know where you come from
and whether you're good Tor my
cents an hour II l don't coliect IN ao-
vance? Huh? I'm responsible ioi
these here boats and I got to take
Squires was trying to discover
which boat was the least clumsy. oul
Merriam's quick eyes had spleo
gayly painted, sound-appearins canoe
on a rack within the boathouse. ~,
Let's get that. quick! Before the
THAT amt for rent" the boatman
Not even with two-dollar de-
poslt?" laughed Squires.
Not fur less than ten-doliar De
posit." retorted the boatman. How
do know you know how to handle
one Of them things? They UP
burned easy If the TWO OF ye' Was
to drown I'd be put to q lot OF eA,Iy
trouble. I'm responsible. l am. aho
I got to take precautions
"You certainly are CAUTIOUS VS., fuss, .
the old mans gnarled hand.
The rest of the party, coming dow
the rickety steps. caught Squ1res
wink and began teasing the ola chap
Under the racket of their fun John
Lindsay began pleading with his per-
verse little wife.
"Please don't CO." he protested.
"This old mud hole has dead stumps
and sink holes and these TUBS .aren
seaworthy.' ,.,
that is very-er-lakewort She
pranced away from him.
ssa,Hs,S "a ean9e worTed is Tedss Esr rhey always
said the center of this lake was bot
tomless."
"They say that about every country
lake. she eiggled. "Ohee-kirk,' she
called sweetly. Here's another eau
tious cuss, Give him a ten dollar
deposit SOS he'll be sure of gettins
his wife back"'
She tossed her hat on the dock.
tied her bronze curls with her neck
scarf. rolled up her sleeves. stepped
out of her heavy sport shoes ana put
her hand confidently into Kirk Squires'
as, she stepped deftly into the exact
center of the frail craft.
AREN'T you sorry you turned me
down. Johnsy?" She blew a kiss to-
ward her scowling husband.
Kirk, hes hired a little canoe
With room for me, but none for
you;
Oh, watch us in our little canoe
canoodle-
She parodied an old song as they
drifted away.
Copyright. 1927
CONTINUED in tomorrow's Star)
Evening star., 1922-08-02
The Cautious Cuss,

TINE gay party that, had beer
- luuchjng a: .dTh'-Fish Frog
an'-Chickun'' had eaten and
laughed until the members
were in a gently relaxed humor that
made them feel at peace with all the
world. They stro1led from the mar.
row porch on which they had lunch6d
to the lawn that sloped down toward
the water. idling along under, wide.
spreading naples as II they hadn't q
care in the world. t-4- s;
Kirk Squfres and the young men
shat he had brought from his camp
ing party discovered a. spot where
they could throw ,s rusty shorseshoes
at a peg in the ground. John Lind
say and his friend Sheldon and young
DR.. Leonard Joined them in this bu-
collie game. while the girls of the
party powdered noses before an al
most silverless mirror that was nailed
against the side wall OF the porch
The primitive little inn delighted
the city folk of the party. but the
Hickville bellies were disposed to be
somewhat scornful OF Its measer ap'
You can call 1t quaint all you
please. Mrs. Lindsay" grumbled Es-
ther Winship, but il it was the only
place you had to go for pleasure
you'd get awfully sick of 1t. There
Merriam Lindsay let her brown
eyes rove beyond the group of men
to the ancient wharf that lay rot.
ting under the willows that skirted
the shore Of the tiny lake.
Aren't there boats down there"'
she asked.
"Old tubs" Esther shrugged her
disgust
But Merriam was dancing down the
path as delighted as child:
"Johnsy," she murmured breath
lessly. when she had reached her
husband. lets go rowing.
John shook his head.
Not out on that hot little hole"
Just teensy way. we might nnd
water lilies"
Not this early in the summer in
he even a bud before August" He
turned away from her to take his
turn at the game.
Please" she entreated softly. He
pretended not to hear.
Her lips shut in a determined line.
shelley, old dear she Mheedled.
will you take me for row?"
Philip looked distressed.
Hate TO be a killjoy, Mistress
Merry he answered as he pulled
out his watch, but it's getting on IN
the afternoon and I am worried about
our getting back in time for rehear-
sal You wouldn't like 1t, anyhow.
Those boats are heavy, old fiat-hot-
toned things that our granddaddies
abandoned
Merriam turned away from him
petulantly. She hated not having her
own way. She eyed the rest of the
men contemplatively. She sidfed
around toward Kirk squires. Her
voice was as plaintive as a kiddie's.
II do so want to go out on that
water"
'Come along,' acquiesced the good
humored bachelor. quite unaware that
the two others had refused to take
her. =,
Come along, some more Of you"
she called impishly over her shoulder.
Every feller get girl and we'll have
Evening star., 1922-08-02
Figs-Dried, Canned, Preserved.

"A relative Of mine says she will
send me some figs to put up this
year." writes q reader friend. How
are they put up?"
Dried Fiss.-Put two quarts of per.
feet whole figs in a gallon Of lime
water (made by combining one ounce
of lime and one gallon Of water) for
one hour, then remove the figs from
the lime water and let stand in clear,
cold water for one-half hour. Drain
well and drop them infgca sirup made
by boiling together, one quart Of
sugar and one quart Of water for ten
minutes. Cook / the hSs rapidly In
this sirup from forty to nifty min
utes, remove them, drain we'll. and
place in platters i'd the sum for sew
eral days. covered with chsAsecloth.
1t It should rain. during this drying
period keep them In your Stove oven
at very low temp6f6tures tia
oven door open. Bring the hgs In;
doors just before sunset each night
soda bath ss fol1owS. Spfinkles one
cup of baking soda over six quarts Of
figs and cover with about six quarts
of boiling water: allow to stand, nfs
teen minutes, then drAfn on, this eoQA
solution u "a aad ;n. rinse 5hs as s,s sl hiIa i
you make the following strip: Boil
together one gallon Of water and
three pounds and nine ounces Of
sranuIsted sugar. unfls tins. sugar II
dissolved. Now put the fise into this
boiling sifup and let cook IN u from
forty to sixty minutes. Cool, pa6k
the fruit In glass; jafs which have
been sterilized Chat 10, which have
been boiled, empty, in clear water
for ten niinutes), pour the slrup over
the figs, and adjust new fubbers and
covers. Partially sear by putting
pressing down side wire. and stand
the jara on q rack in your wash boiler
Gamer ins very hot water that rises
almost .toESshss iaG stRDs EEQesss'Ea
Evening star., 1922-08-02

dance, such .as Spain and France and
Russia and Italy have.
"And with the passing of jazz and
the fading away of/syncopation will
go other ugly tiings-rolled stock
/ ings, short skirts-the whole ugly
and graceless mode of the dressing
of today.
"women may not wear more clothes
than they do now, but they may wear
more beautiful ones. Take the short
skirt, for instance. The objection to
the short skirt Is not that it is in
decent, but that 1t is ungraceful.
Skirts should have the character of
drapery-short skirts cannot have
that.
with the death Of jazz I hope for
the birth of beauty"
Copyright, 1927
Evening star., 1922-08-02
t1IILE tI1IILESIoR!f!s.
6fbEDTInE,
Farmer Browns Boy Plans to
Prove the Story of the Tracks
HY THOR NTnN w RIrRGEss.
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Even though you feel you know.
Try to prove thing, is so.


Try to prove thing is so.
FARMER Browns Boy.
When Farmer Browns Boy reached
home without any fish he didn't say
word about the trout he had caught
land had had stolen from the tree
on WHICH he had hung 1t He knew
that Farmer Brown would laugh at
him II he said that Lightfoot the Deer
had eaten that trout, and Farmer
Browns Boy didn't like to be laugh
ed at. Few people do.
So he caid nothing about 1t, but the
very next day went fishing again.
Tkfs time he wasn't fishing for HIM
self. No, sir. he wasn't fishing for
himself. He was fishing for Light
foot the Deer. He knew that those
tracks he had found the days>before
had told him the true story of what
had become of that trout, but he
wanted to see with his own eyes
Evening star., 1922-08-02
Pineapple Tapiooa.

Take one cup Of pearl tapioca, cover
with water. ana soak over night. In the
morning add one. .tAaf = cup Of water
and cook until clear. Add one pint Of
diced pineapple, the juice Of two lemons
fir1 and fold in the white Of three esgs
beaten until quite stiff. Serve. with
whipped cream or sweet sauce. This IL
Evening star., 1922-08-02
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-continued.

YOUNG MAN. desires position driving any
| make car ON trip between August u and 20;
aass asS s"ndsy. Aa Box s6 stas once
YOUNG MAN Office work; $4,000 m0nthly
address own hand writing. stating age. ex-
perience. if any. Boz Sill. Star Office.
YOUNG MEN. two. ages IS TO q. to break
graduates preferred; steady work; rapid ad-
xancement; 800 monthly to start. Call $50
TO 5 p.m..- Mr.. Curtis, 900 Bond bldg.
| YOITNG MEN satisfied to start on 80 per
petent. 1211 New York are.-.--------, are.
Statesmen wanted; SlOO a
week to men who produce re-
suits. Call Room Az, Bond
bldg, Mr.. McCann.
Statesmen wanted; S35 to
S45 per week. This is an ex-
cellent opportunity for men
without. previous selling expert
ence, Call between $50 and 5
o'clock. See Mr.. Anderson,
Room l2O McGill bldg.
NIGHT. WATCHMAN, middle
aged, white man; must be ac-
tive; references required. Ad-
dress Box .Io-D, Star office.
SALESMAN-Establishedh firm,
dealing in high-class real estate,
have opening for a clean cut, in
telligent and energetic salesman.
Sales experience in real estate
desirable though not essential.
Strictly commission basis. Must
have automobile. Address Box
346-D, Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-08-02

From little statuettes of female
figures discovered in Crete, it is ap-
parent that as Ear back as 1000 BIC.
10 was fashionable for ladies to draw
in their waists by special appliances.
These early cor1AtS are believed to
have been made on q bone framework
and covered with some sort of woven
Evening star., 1922-08-02
wANTED-HELP.
FEM Timed.

SALESLADIES, experienced in
suits and dresses; good salaries
and permanent positions to those
who qualify differences required.
Leonce, IIIs e. st. NV
Evening star., 1922-08-02
MARSHALL BUSINESS =.
BROKERS. g

Roaming house: IA rooms: in business sees
finn. hot water heat, electricity; 500.
Rooming house; 10 rooms; rent, 500. owner
leaving city. Price, 500.
Hotel. well located and furnished. Full
particulars at this once.
Confectionery and cigars; splendid corlfr;
modern apartment above; electricity; o-yeaf
lease. Rent, $50 Price right. Or
Auto repair shop; heavy tranc passins.
doors. A live proposition. Rent, $4o leAsfr
Price. $50. hoiu
Tailor shop. well located. uptown. Rent.
S85. Price, $3.50 ~
Beauty parlors; desirable location. Rat,
SeS Inspection invited. Price right. q
MARSHALL BUSINESS
-. BROKERS, ~. s..
!. gag New York Ave. 10 1sg
Evening star., 1922-08-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRUG STORE for sale in NV. section Of eft , /.
DONG good business: price reasonable: III a
aufk Address Box I'D. Star office.
CLEANING and dyeing store for sale. Mac
rose 14l3 l4th st. NV. s.
Evening star., 1922-08-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP-MALE.
BooKKEEPE;R-sT -sTENoG. 1st. class. $50 wk.
BOOkKEEPER, knowl of stenog., 500 mo
STENOG., exp, IS a day; permanent.
MULT1GRAPH OP., beginner. fair sal. adv.
HANDY MAN, apt. hotel. salary and meals
MAN, repair & job work, salary. room 4 3D.
ELECTRICIAN, exp. house wiring. good pay.
National Personnel Service Bureau,
805 Bond bldg, 14th n. Y. ave: NJ. 844-5S21. .
HELp--rEMALE.
BOOKKEEPER-sTEN0G. exp, S25 to $50 wk
MULTIGRAPH OP., beginner. good pay.
TYPIST, knowl Of stenog., SIS week.
STENOGRAPHER, gen. office work. $25 wk.
STENOGKAPHER, 1st class. top salary.
STENOGRAPHER- -SECY., good salary.
STENOGRAPHER, exceptl opening, $40 wk.
STENOGRAPHER, beginner, $1S to $40 wk.
STENOGRAPHER, temporary. openings.
National Personnel Service Bureau.
30j bond bldg, 14th 4 n: 7: ave: II: 04-5S21.
BUSINESS POs1TIONS-Apply 2:30 to 4.3O.
Washington Employment Exchange, 1405 O.
sITUATION-MALE AND FEM LIE. :
COUPLES, cooks. chambermaids, Mattresses,
chefs. nurses, porters. dishwashers. laun
dresses. farm handl supplied free; i
REV: FULIER's EXCHANGE.
FILIPINO COOK, English nurse, references:
Ladies Exchange, 6W Vermont ave-,s a>-s
HELP SUPPLIED FREE, all depaftments;
references. N. 2669-W. 1871 9th NV. Phillips
Exchange - y
Evening star., 1922-08-02

MEATS. vegetables. groceries: low rent: "a
teiient equipment; clearing over $1,000 per
year; owner Ill. Address Box 34s-D. Siaf
Evening star., 1922-08-02

CONTINUED in tomorrow's starD
Evening star., 1922-08-02

FOR SALE-A general store: oppcsitioni
Just the place for a gas station and garsse !.
owner i'll: business too much 81 800: &sJ q
month rent; will lease s-ro0m house. Nd
dress Box lSo-D, Star Office -
Evening star., 1922-08-02
} NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.
EEVER mail ORIGINAL recontmendations !.
tn applying for employment. Cse COPIES.
ACCOUNTANT, experienced; f6rmer business
owner and executive; permanent ONCE posi-
tion with advancement and view to - future
Investment. Address Boz 8s3-D. Star once.
-
ACCOUNTING WORK. any kind, wanted;
books kept; statements made, auditing; any
tfnd Of accounting work; By e1periAncAd &C.
countant Address Boz 3z3.D, Str once: 4s
AMERICAN, 5s. clean. dependable. seeks
steady place Light .s wSTk; can paint Wake W g.
Burger, Ill d st. NV.
B00KKEEPER. experienced and competent.
desires position; references Address BOZ
ROY II. out q high school, wants position In
once; SO to begin. Address Boz 1S9-D. star
ROY, colored. wishes place IN Chevy Chase
or country: stay nights; age 10 years: were wre
inside or cut; write care Mrs. Crimes iso0
3 g.. nX:-s1s ,s. xsel 3D., ,..ss' =.
Evening star., 1922-08-02
PERSONAL

CLOTHES WANTED-HIGHEST PRICES
paid. Every one seems pleased and tells
another Of our cheerful way of paying ioF
mems worn clothing. shoes. etc. Main 4l4J.
IIrSTII,S An 10 al
Evening star., 1922-08-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MAIE-COnrinucd.

ICE BOX. small; descfibe. Address BoK 3D.
d, Star ONCE.
WANTHD-To use room with piano for prac-
tice PURPOSES; about three hours each evening;
preferably q quiet place In or about the city.
Address Box Sad, Star ONCE.
ANT to pMrrlasS a0spe horranoid furniture;
also player plano. Call franklin 6144. 6s
WANT to purchase an invsllds rolling chaIf.
Call N. s9442. ~,,-
Evening star., 1922-08-02

TWO OF THE BEST delicatessen stores In the
city, one Mt. Pleasant section. other central
northwest: these places will not be on fheL
market long Robert E. Mitchell Co, 1aos,'
Evening star., 1922-08-02

FOR sALE-The dental practice OF the hte
= Dr. Cbsrles l.. Anderson Apply at ONCE. sri's
| g. .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
$50 OBREROS DE MINAS HAN
SIDO PRESOS EN- CHARLES
TOWN.

CHARLEsToWN, West Virginia, abril
24.-Hoy Sc ha empezado en- esta ciudad
el proceso contra doscientos obreros de
las minas de carbon del Estado, los
cuales Sc habian declarado en- huelga a
pesar de las indicaciones del gobierno
federal de que no toleraria que los mi
neros abandonaran ell trabajo por con-
siderar dicha actitud como un atentado
contra la salud pdblica. Ademas de los
doscientos obreros arrestados, hay trein
ia mas que estan presos por traici6n al
Estado. Los abogados de los acusados
vieron al Juez que entiende en- Ell case
Y lograron que este redujera la fanza
$4,000 en- vez de $25, 900, que habia
exigido ell Fiscal. Toda la naci6n esta
interesada en- este proceso y ell pueblo
hace diversos concentrates sobre ell de-
recho que asiste los huelguistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
ANTONIO COLL VIDAL, ENFERMo

Desde Ell jueves Sc encuentra enfer-
mo, en- su residencia de la Parada %,
nuestrO estimado amigo y conpafiero
Antonio Coll y Vidal.
FL Sr. Coll Vidal Sc recluy6 en- ca
ma. pOr prescription facultativa, para
resguardarse de un s1bito abceso en-
Ena encia, a consecuencia de haberse
quebrado una muela en- malas ccndi-
clones.
El sabado, en- vista de que el abceso
continuaba, fu6 necesario recurrir la
ctrugia; y el DR.. Ponte. practic6 la
operaci6n, rebaiando en- gran medida la
hinchaz6n de toda la cara.
Sc espera Ell alivio del abceso, para
cstar en- condolences de extraer, sin Pc
ligrO de heinOrragias, las pleas deteriO-
radas.
Deseamos para Ell amigo IN pronto
restablecimiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
FL RfPRFSENSANTE HUMPHREYS PROAUNCIO
AYEROTROD|SCURSO En- DEFENSADEPT PTO. RICO
|LICITO La IMMEDIATE DESTFIUCION DE RELY Y IRA
TO LA QUESTION De DIAz COLLAZO
Omitted Press)
Cvia All America cables)

WASHINGTON, abril a.
El representante Hum
phreys, quien esta dando en-
Ell Congreso una intensa ba-
ITALIA en- favor de Puerto Ri
co, ha pronunciado hoy otro
sensational discurso en- ell
cual solicita que por la Ad-
nlinistracion Nacional Sc
proceda a la Immediate des-
titucion del Gobernador
Reilly.
Ell representante Hum
rhreys en- su discurso ka rel
terado todos y cada uno de
los cargoc contra ell Gober-
nador, incluyendo ademas 10
re1acionado con La destitu
cion del Fiscal de Distrito,
Lcdo. Dfaz Collazo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
FL LCDO. ROBERTO H.
TODD HACE IMPOR-
TANTES MANIFESTO.
CLONES A SU LLFGA-.
DA AVER A NEW YORK.
"EL GOBERNADOR RELY PFRMA-
NFCERA EN- PTO. RICO A DESPE-
CHO De Los ATAQUES DEL PAR
TIDO De La MkYORIA"
Omitted Press, via "An America
Cables")

NEW YORK, Abril 24.-El Lcdo. Ro-
berto H. Todd, Comisionado de Inmi
graci6n EN- Puerto Rico miembro del
Comit6 NacionaI republicano, lego hoy
a esta ciudad, con el prop6sito de Sc
guir viaje hacia Washington, en- donde
CONFERENCE.-THE con las autoridades ma
cionaIes en- relacion con los asuntos de
Puerto Rico, segdn anmciaramos en- an.
teriores mensajes.
A su 1legada a esta ciudad, ell sefior
Todd, en- varias entrevistas celebradas
con representatives de la prensa predi-
jo que ell Gobernador de Puerto Rico,
E. Mont Reilly, permanecera en- n tsla
despecho de los ataques de que viene
siendo objeto. Dijo que Mr.. Rely era
un Gobernador de primera clase y que
seguiria siendo ell Jefe del Executive
en- Puerto Rico, mientras los republi
canos estuvieran en- ell poder, Y agre
go que 6l (dr. Reily) habia conseguldo
la elimination de Ia Independencia de
todas las plataformas politicas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
ESTE MOMFNTO POLL
TICO ES FL MAS INTE-
RFSANTE DE CUANTOS
IVA VIVIDO FL PALS

Las frases que sirven de titulo a
esta information, son las que escucha-
mos diario pronunciar por labios unio
nisVas, repubhcanos, socialistas, etc.. :.
Y tOdos convienen en- que pocss veces,
en- los perfodos de la politica insular,
Sc ha podido observar un momento
mas curioso qpe ell que ahora rresenta
eI pals. Este, entero, tiene fila su aten
ci6n en- ell problema; todos los partidos,
hasta los INDIFERENTES, Sc mues-
tran interesados en- la soluci6n del pro-
biema, aceptando todos que, desde lue-
go el eje de la question es e. Eje-
cutivo insular. ell cual es Ell que impri-
1ne direction todos los asuntos rnbli-
cos.
Y son muchas las conjeturas que Sc
hacen respecto la actual proposition
del Executive, y Ia situaci6n de los
partidos pohticos, ahora, y en- el future,
hablandose de cambios de politica.
etc.. etc..
Y todo este parece intrigar las
masss, aun a aquellas que mas aleja6as
est&n de la pOlitica; pero que en- es-
tos dificiles instantes Sc han dado exac
ia cuenta de La responsabilidad que tie
nen. como parte integrante de la So
ciedad en- que viven.
Ahora mismo, Green muchos, que la
suspension de la Asamblea republican,,
acOrdada Ell domingo por la direction
de ese Partido, es una resultante del
aspecto curiosisimo, acaso ins5lito, que
presenta Ell momento de la politica ac-
tual,
81 de todo este nlaremagnun- opinan
los nejor intencionados-ha de surgir
q bienestar final, daremos gracias la
''mano invisible's que todo 10. guia,
porQue jamas habremos tenido que ven-
Ger tan sertos obstaculos.
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Las CORPORACIONES MAS IMPOR-
.TANTES DFLlPAE CONTRA La LEY
De INDEMNIzACIONES A OBRFROS
La SUERTE De TRESOENTOS MIL OBREROS P
TORRIQUENOS DEPENDE De UNA DECISION De
CORTE FEDERAL

Ante la Corte Federal fuercn presen-
tados por los abogados Hartzel. Brown
y Frazer, nonbre de la Pt). Rico
Coal Co., de la Bull Insuiar Line. de
la Pto. Rico Leaf Tobacco Co. de la
Pto. Rican American Tobacco Co.. de
10 South Pto. Rico Sugar Co., Ia
Havemeyer and Co., respectivamente,
seis recursos de Injunction para
impedir que Ell Tesorero cobre segun
ordeno la Comisi6n, de acuerdo con la
Ley, las Quotas que deben pagar dichos
patronos para fondo de indemnizacio-
res obreros.
Segln nuestros informes. en- los dos
primeros casos Sc plantea por scgunda
vez la question de la anticonstituciona
lidad de la Ley de Indemnizaciones a
obreros, en- cuanto Sc relaciona con los
trabajadores de los muelles. En- los
ctros cuatro casos, Sc ataca en- su to-
talidad la misma Ley, alegandose, entire
otras cosas, que algunas de las enmien-
Gas introducidss en- la misma, no han
aido aprobadas, insertando en- el titulo
q objeto de esas enmiendas, y ademas
qre no Sc transcribi6 toda la paYte en-
mendada, segdn dispone la Carta Or
ganica de Puerto Rico.
r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
DON ANTONIO GOMEZ PEREZ

Aver regrego de venezuela en- e. va
por espsiiol "Patricio de satrastegui'', /,
el distingrido caballero don Antonio
Gomez Perez, activfs1rno representante
de la acreditada fr1na norteame:icana
Frederick sterns'' de Detroit Mi
chigan.
Ell excelente caballero don Antonio
Gomez, quien desde hace mucho tempo
fue nombrado representative en- Puerto
Rico, Santo Domingo Venezuela, re-
gresa de esta Ultima Repnblica salts
fecho de los negocios que ha reahzado
ALI pesar de que los corerciates
venezolanos estan un POGO caInosos en-
sus compras.
Enviamos al apreciabilisimo amigo
sr. Gomez un saludo cordial de bien
venida.