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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23
FOREIGN

Clashes between Polish troons ,,s
Lithuanian irregulars have occurred
al several places during the occnno.
ton OF the neutral zone allotted n
roinnd by the council OF the league
OF nations.
Leon Trotzky is preparing n n,on
ior the rehabilitation of Russia's iron
ana steel and mining industries Tho
plan viii be submitted to the con
sress OF The communist parry next
month. neat
DnDlins walls are presenting
striking exhibit OF pIacards addrass
ed to irregulars and their svmna.
MIXERS urging a cessation of the con.
fiict before the amnesy period of tba
government expires.
Bomb throwing and serious caeoa
OF Sabot &c have occurred In Tho
iiuhr valley A bomb was thrown q,
street in Essen near the French
headquarters. damaging the building
but no lives were lost.
German alcohol win help nav ths
ropArAiions. In Dessedorf va,o
houses the French seized 90 600 cal.
ons OF alcohol which belonged 70 Inc
'srman government Alcohol mono.
by; this will De sold out ana ne /
proceeds applied 20 oermany's dold /
smyrna hartor Is thoroughly lsta
si'A mines which extend Dor a con.
siderable disfanco. acoordinr u,
I'sa"er captains from ,hat port
Ten thousand sourfy nolie,
throughout tbe occupied rsaion a,e
2 ~ alsafmed ~ order ~ 0oneni
'ssppiie "A paa esldalped A. fsneb
.fe1qpaifeis hai uls ncflon IA.
'f'i'1 Advisable le1aNfe ~ AZ aau
'H N'il'Nae iplas ~ fhf D0lls NJ.
"' iNf fQf'es ~ qeepiN|lo
finn ~ iNe llsn lail. fa
N0Ni ie'tn'p ile lf emo 0na
'N'0if y IA lnH WI I
PA Ail'' Hi.H.Np.l M Nh.
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23

This is Make of for information questions
which are pulling will be pleasure and privilege
iu and promptly all questions submitted except seeking med
zeal advice Names and addresses of business
hui s be sent stamped envelope accompanies the
guest FOR personal reply send stamped envelope Questions
limited 10 two and and address accompany
municatons held strictly confidential
Address letters very plainly with pen and ink Brooks Box
lS45, Sail Lake CITY, Utah.
In requesting and the title the first line the
author necessary in order to find Them - r,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23
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around girl. Very neat, very kind To
old people. Not long ago I heard on old
lady say. What a sweet girl" but she
Is not popular with the jolly set of boys
al dances She is not a wall flower, but
dances with the quiet boys. She will
not let you hold her tight when dancing
ana believe she'd kill fellow IL he
tried to kiss her. She will not talk.
laugh and be merry in a crowd. but al
ways smiling. very pleasant around
nome. don't think she likes anything
peter than to fuss with children. Don't
know that ! can get this one but
might try
NO. Is always jolly and giggling. To
dance with her makes you think Won
are In heaven. Very affectionate, don't
object to hug and a kiss Never saw
her make over children but is a butterf,v
Tor dress. Likes to go and is good COM |
pany. The jolly boys swarm around her
ana she never misses a dance, takes life
easy with Plenty of time to fix up. Saws
shes going to learn to cook and keen
mouse one of these days. Rather good
looking, but must have her own way.
hnow l can get this one. Tell which
one is best
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MOON. Wyoming
Just wonder If the ''Man-in the
Moon wishes advice ENCOURAGEMENT or
write a letter so he might see what ,
would happen? 1t would seem from vour j
description of these girls that II Is NOT ,
81 inucn advice and encouragement Won r
ieeu as IL Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that Il
ne one you think would make the best n
"ife, really would. l am not at All =
sure myself about this. One thing I -
I'm sure OF though and that is-it de- u
'enos wholly upon what sort of man u
ney marry as to whether either Of :
nein VIII make good a wife and +
.one maker. SO now my advice to you f,
YOU'D De to look within yourself and a
etermine whether or not you have lust =
nougn, (but not too much) of the fol1v =
qualities to balance the h,
uiee disposition, or enough (and not ~
% much) OF the sober, home-loyinr o.
uaities 10 balance the pleasure-Ioying a,
isposl,ion of the other, in order 70 81
eep the matrimonial boat from rock -
". NOW have you? If not, let some =
siow who has these qualities step In Z
- Suen q disposition is the only kind n
iat WIZ make for a harmonious home ~
ith either girl you describe. / do not
Ke your description of number two r.
W number one is similar tvna 70
Scept that she does not believe or in tn;
Iise IN prcriiSoIous display of her -
ieetion or caresses. These she holds
'creo tor her immediate family until 81
ich time as she establishes her own Be
,i,e, therepy preserving herself pure. for
oueS' ana indebted for the greatest =
an positions-that of home-maler
III mother think my vote will be ~
7 number one, but be very sure of / 6,
'urseH before you decide. Come again n
you wish further advice" l am AL II
avs glad to discuss with you a ones II
IN of this sort.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23
Hows Your Appetite? Are
You Nervous? Sleepless7
TAXI This Advice

Salt Lake City, Utah-~Dr Pierce,
Golden Medical Discovery was a
blessing TO me when was In a
weak. nervous and exhausted con-
oision. Ny appetite was poor and nv
sleep broken The tonic effec, OF the
discovery helped me in every wsy.
sof ] got my appetite back again. could
rest At night and my strength re-
turned For those in weakened
and rundown condition, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery can be de-
penaed upon Mrs Frances AL
5000. ~ West 9th ST. South.
AZ you need a building-up tonic
tor stomach and blood Obtain n
fserces Golden Medical Discover
from your nearest druggist. or send
loe for trial pkg. OF tablets 10 Dr
1ieres, President Invallds' Hotel in
Buffalo. n. Y. ~
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23

Bosx- said The Editors secrearr.
-hese's better frczn s feisow who
says ycs are hog-eared, wali-eyed
Tir tase1 hascisef- faced horse thief
NAzs1i answer hIns
hty-er.- said the Editor. lanEuId
~. -old be incicse : stamp fer retEyY
--Richzsoad TINES D.spatcal
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23
Dear Miss Brooks:


+. nave never written to your corne,
e, nevertheless / have been inter.
ested In Just Between You and Ne.
for over year l, too am asking ~,
some OF your advice. You have beIned
others' and l am positive you can belr
me, am boy 10 years DID, have been
ana am still enjoying the companv ~
d giri friend. but, Miss Brooks soms-
times she Is as pleasant as can he and
really acts like she thinks lots Of me
ana then other times she IS inst tbe
oppos'te- always try to be Jolly and
70 respect her. Do you think there
thlns as trying to be too good
So can't recall any act on nv
- .a "nich nave given her grounds
~ inistrust me. | shall appreciate vour
kinoness. II in return Won will r,,,o
sour ADVICE on the matter. Honinp
an not 100 much trouble and thankiny
you in advance IA &
A'N INFORMATION SEEKER, Utah.
am very glad to hear from another
BOY and happy to advise you In 40 far
40 can. put OF course l could not tell
you now much this girl thinks of Won
w ehinh Day can be too good to
siri' not in the sense that he can
redt her too gentlemanly or respect
iuiiy' Dut sometimes a boy is so kind
ana considerable of a girl that she i'm
poses on his good nature. 1t might not
oe pad idea to forget to call her I'm
occasionally, or not to go to see her
luite SO often and in various other wav.
DO not be Johnny on the spot" quite
so regularly You can do this without
'eing impolite and you will soon know
JUST now keenly she feels your
neglect '1'
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23
GENERAL

,hhfHes are made by r. n. West
Chicago attorney that two nr,,..,s
detective agencies have framed nm
bogus radical plot to increase their
business.
ihe grave az New York. OF Jame.
jones. sanior. reported 10 eont.,,
.hs Russian crown jewels. worth
H""rp. was opened. No Jewels
were found.
1he destroyer TArqubar was rnm.
He1 ~ a batflship xhfis enveg.s
'h Rattle pfnetice on Pnnama Thnrs
90, according 10 wireless messae e
received ~ Norfolk. Va. The rs,.or,
sN'' me destroyer vae 10 a s,nk,ny
f"aaiiioo an1 nns being coago,..a IN
"a A. =. b <Fe,ie.
tseotely " $4,000 voah u nonas
''''sn non W ohio beat. 80 900 ID
'"sf'f ffaefai fsfsps Dsnk ous,an.
- ~ 'ts holidays "a as nfalop Mat
80 "aqq ~ ae'sli|lna asi leas.alI
''i'l.fs ~ fleeleaa 0ta
ispH IS Honbauea fnsf oa
~ '.f'y fNaf4 fl.aaH ni.li.i
f"'fI i'Nfa l.0a laIal ~.
Az f" Hs'f HNl faE aaIInIl|
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23

ftNf miAf hloDts
have been gesdlDE your eognfr eYely
Hfeh pni fud how much you ~ fW
i''p'f Nprla yQp please hsp0 NJ ~
ffii4 in fqpH laff been ~
N NNI FAI uIpp u ilnfly NlHfw
tf nome fNffai llfHf and a'il N
~ fNNihNl fNNH nuI5 PA HV
Nf flnf lIHIlHN NW aNHA.
fiNNlfa fNffi4Il ~ fNH "a
ny NN lItnNIHf 500 lal| NN'F
o." fN" iNlnias yN0lf fn5 f"iN
fll ee inp ntpl ''p NJ il,sf
"ff N0iN ~ niN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23
DYED HER Ba5YS COAT,
A SKIRT AND CURTAINS
WITH DIAMOND DYES

beA p4ekar- Of -Darssad Dyes' con.
ara crertsos-s 20 simple xsy woman can
<yt ox tint her ed, worn, faded things
se~- Even she has never Died before.
s'ss can put rev. rScA color INTO shsbby
sfE1s, dresses, wants.. coats, stockings.
srest<rr. eoyerlnss. drsperies. haHzings.
sFcrythInf- Buy Diamond Dyes-no other
hHSo-.isep perfect borDe dyelnx is guar.
sric~1- Just tel your druggist whether
ssss material you wish to DE 10 wool er
Sf, Or whether Il u linen, Gotten. or
HaEssd goods. Diamond DIVES never streak
SPOT. fsde CT Observation-Disclosures.
L1se is short. and yet some people
waste u In longing.
Coarfrhip Is a sort Of coo-pnrtner-
ship.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23
TELEGRAPH TALES
FOR BUSY READERS.

mast have permits granted by courts
William J. Mite. Inventor. and TO
years Known as the chewing gun
StaS~ died in hospital at Cleveland
lie Was - years oid- Death resulted
from Injuries received IN a fall fou,
weeks ssO when he slipped on an icy
pavement
Captain Robert RoserbIuth. In
: diced ~ a federal grand jury in The
state OF Washington on charge or
numbering Major Alexander p. Conk-
hi;e. was discharged from custody bv
4 United States Commissioner Hitch
cock.
The worst blizzard in five years
was sweeping over Ontario Thurs
day with no indications Of abating
It was accompanied by sub-7ero tenn
per2tures, snow and a 6O-mile an
hour wind. Transportation was de
moralioed.
Fire which broke out In n ware
house at Detroit. threatened for some
time TO wipe ont Detroit's wholesale
district The city's fire department
was hours getting 1t under control. |
Eighty men of Clarksburg, West
virgin a, alleged members of n NH
fla at whose door is laid series of
twelve murders. are held for grand
jury action.
An outward bound freighter ran
over string of barges. in New
orH harbor. sinking seven of th.a1.
me bargeman was killed.
WASHINGTON
Scraping of warships under the
ashinston naval treaty resulted in
request to Congress from secretary
'enby for S21.163.7 25 to meet con. j
motors claims. DENLY said more 7
Iould be needed later.
virtual agreement On a compromise
the Bursum and Jones Pueblo In =
ian lands bills were reached nv tho o
mate public lands subcommittee. Z
compromise measure would Quiet =
ne TO Pueblo lands with a commits. n
on to determine matters of dispute. y
An inquiry into the Importance of pl
toxicating liquors by foreign dipIo-
ats was ordered by the house nv a,
tie OF lS9 TO 113. The inquiry ia OF
rected to Secretary Mellon. re
The twenty-fifth anniversary of
sinking of the Maine was ohser.
recently at Arlington cem>erv Al
the United Spanish War Veterans
q It's woman's auxiliary. After ~
'eaths, presented by President ro
'Fding. had been laid at the base
the Names mast, memorial ser.
e was held indoors at Fort Ayer. Ma
nrby. n
flhai arguments on proposals. to I '
ldJust freight rates on coal from
ms throughout the west 10 the AN
ciiic coast began Thursday hefore An,
interstate commerce commits
n. 1
ne resignation of Col. Charles r.
oes MS director OF the Veterans r''
eau has been placed In the hands A h
PRESIDENT Harding and the presi.
L now Is considering appointment AND
0ne OF three former overseas ser. And
men to the dictatorship, 1t was
definitely In administrator
rters. III
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
This 10 the first tim.
TO you and hope I'm ws,aVs Writ.
sHneo much from your ~ hn,
wish you all kinds OF lucr 0rk and
Ike 10 nnd the words to 50 soul
ine nrst is, Spotted Fawn ORTIZ,
OF the words are: u" and ssr.
She was the red chiefs on,
sought by many bra.xcn ild "
The other is. Comrades. :,
lines are: the r.
Comrades, comrades. ever
were boys. since \,
Sharing each other sorrow.
each others joys" sharir,
Thanking you before Tina
you to excuse my writing nu a'klnt
DAWN. smithneld rr.s
indeed you are welcome. | v T,aa
your songs II possible. Dawn. am mn ~
Neep your envelope to send them - VIZ
H. ihahks Tor your good wishs, W
Following Is list OF no.r
songs l have been unable n an
VIII be deeply gratified and annss
II more than can tell you. n an, scl,a
mas one or more of these vii, HM
them to me so that l may pass ths NM
Bury Me Beneath the Willows
Fifty Years Ago.
In the Sweet Long Ago.
When My Golden Hair Ja. r.,
Silver Gray hoo
Speak Up Ike. Express yo,.,.
A Little Child's Amen.
Just Before the Sun Went Down
A Picture on the Bar-room E1oo.
My Silver Bell.
iave Courage, My Boy, to Saw M
A Boys Best Friend is His Mothex
The Fatal Rose of Red.
Be Photographed on Your Birth5.,.
studios. 26Ih So. Main. Salt Lake. 0 a1'
Dear Miss Brooks:
l have been very Interested IN -
orner for some time and wonId J ,wal
gu 10 answer a few questions nv
men is considered the most beautifm
oionde or dark person. (2) Is lemo,
lice good to bleach the hair? Will
any narm to your hair, and win -
arm II? Thanking you. Yours truv
BILLY, Smithfeld, Utah
Gan only answer two of your o,a,
ons' Billy, and I will be glad ~ Won
'nd the rest later. % think ~.
PIE could be taken. It would prohah,,
lie as to which were the ro.
'autiful, blonde or. brunette as sses
I've about the same number Of Id
irers' am sure. (2) Lemon Juice /,
II an especially good bleach, neither
es II do any harm, although I wonS
I ADVISE using the pure juice contIn.
usly- AS for the other bleach Won
ention l would not advise its use for
me IL oleaches the hair and does ma
rtcular harm, it is a very difficp,
ing 10 keep 1t dyed. as 1t grows ont
tact 1t cannot be done at all salts.
storiiy without streaking the hal,
once you peroxide the hair Won
We continual and everlasting enor
-ore you, for no other treatment can
useo on 1t with any degree of salts.
'.ion. So. my dear. be happy and
ished with your hair as it is. forr
sure 1t Is more becoming to YOU
b" any dyed or bleached hair could b.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23

TIE Iowa senate moved 20 keep
reviewers, oslls ciaAs and brass
aacS.es o1s & re hands II Iowa
sA&Ss AID s@1r&ersrs when by a vote
- = - IA = 1il passed which pro
r55sS task Ho permit TO carry con
ee4le1 weapons may he issued except
~ s j1d-s ~ the district court and
tsst Ts7soas @ad firass who sell guns
z1<s have permits granted by courts.
W1lsaz }. Mite. inventor. and for
years known As the chewing gum
Sia- died in hospital at Cleveland.
ls VAS = years o,d. Death resulted
ION Injuries received IN fall four
EeeSs sso when he slipped on an icy
izye2s-t
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23

Dear Miss Brooks:
Could you please tell me who
me poem called The Unwritten Law.
Also when 1t was copyrighted? Ana 8,
the copyright has expiredg The nrs,
this ""'
~" h'' me know that I'm dying,
p' song OF my life has been sung.
i" aoHs ana there's no pse trying
10 mend bgilet-torp lung.
Yours truly,
M, " W.. Logan, Utah.
pHo no poem 81 this tue. and
eapfsf y any OF my readers have A
YIN me desired Information attached
= 49, and vii send d 20 no. YOU wni
N 'plNs freat favor and hlndaess
yY'' ~ '" LqFap reader ana myself
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23

Dear Miss Brooks.
q, nl@n yop would feii me which an. =,
nses f,tis makes me best vie No
49,, s'n"yl The scholars worshis|
o<.r ~ - He,ships them Is craz,
nome - socisble. nice and gd III
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
always read your corner and en,oy
your answers so much. Will vo,, nl,,ss
answer these few questions for mo
~ Does race cream, cold cream. ETC
81 me growth Of supernuous
think l am by my writing you
-, NJ ,, BLUE EYES. Utah.
pp NO, Blue Eyes, you nced ~,
.frald OF cold creams growing bsIr De
me race Every ingredient witch ea,' ~,
promote the growth Of hair Is eI,,a
mated IRON facial creams TO-DAY 49,,
Ats,s. tnst you use care IN select,,a
sou, creams ana toilet articles. "a yos
an' vn,' Use only the best Preparations
on your SKIN. ~ J should imactr, .,,'''
ere shout sixteen Judging ,-l.' D' you
wiring You write quite ntcei', Fons
nra.'iee VIII help you 10 WIZ 80 80
better Thank you. "'''s sill
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BE photographed on Your Birthday" r,,.
Studios, 26Ih So. Main. Salt Lake -0 an
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-23

courtship is sort Of coo-pnrtner-
Hhlp.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-02
iEsas moscas!--dice
I'm cOnOcidO doctor

Nos decia aver un distinguido doc
tor de esta capital, que ha. dedicado
gran parte de su vida las investiga-
clones quimicas y biol6gicas tratando Ell
asunto del aqua en- San Juan que este
no era question de CAhIDAD sino de
CANTIDAD. "Toda ell aqua que Sc
utiliza en- Puerto Rico esta mas me-
nos contaminada va que no Sc usan los
medios adecuados para su purificacion;
pero elo no implica una amenaza in
minente para la salud. Desde hace mu-
cho tempo estamos tomando aqua con
taminada con ell bacilo de Coly; Ell peli
gro esta en- la gran escasez, cada vez
nazados con una falta total de aqua. -
LA falta de aqua para la limpie-
"a de las alcantarillas y las cloacas de
la ciudad es motive para que las eses
fecales mingitorias Sc hacinen, for
mando un sitio ideal para el rapido des-
arro'lo de los bacilos tifosos. Las mos
cas-, ell gran numero de moscas que hay
en- San Juan, despues de saciar su sed
su hambre en- esos depositos de in
fecci6n, llevan los g6rmenes de la en-
fermedad a las comidas, los dulces,
etc, surgiendo de este modo una epi-
demia. -
Esta es la situacion porque atraviesa
San Juan. Como nos ha dicho nuestro
distinguido informante la calidad del
aqua no tiene la gravedad que Sc lie ha
atribuido. pero en- cambio la gran es-
casez del Indispensable Gemento, es
la amenaza directa que pende, como
la espada de Damocles, sobre nuestras
lcabezas, casi irremedia emente, va que
ell hacer Hover no es obra de ingenie-
ria.
Corroborando 10 que nos dijera ell
referido doctor sobre la possible sequia
total. nos inform6 aver que una comi
sion compuesta por Ell senior Canals y
dos ingenieros municipales mas, vista
ron aver Id TepreSd u0l dSuOu"NOO W
San Juan con ell prop6sito de hacer una
investigation en- ell Rio Piedras, cuyo
caudal sigue mermando en- proporciones
NADIA tranquilizadoras. Posib'erq9nte
hoy rendira la referida Comision su in
forme al comisionado de servicio Pu-
blico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-02
Fl Neg6ciado del TrabajO, al in
quirir nOtiCias sObre la prOyec-
tada emigration a Brooklyn,
cumple con 10 dispuesto pOr una
ley de la Legislature
E DepartamentO de Agriculture debe tener CO.
nOcimientO de las enigraciOnes que Sc Organi-
-ManfestaciOnes, que este respectO, nos
ha heChO eli Jefe del NegOciadO LabOrista

disposiciones de la ley, Sc condenara
a pagar una multa que no excedera de
quinientos d6lares o carcel por un item
po mayor de seis meses.
De este modo, la emigration que Sc
rumoraba y que di6 origen la inves-
tigacion practicable por ell Negociado
del Trabajo, en- Ell cual no Sc ha reci-
bido, de acuerdo con 10 dispuesto por
las leyes, los datos concernientes Ia
emigraci6n esta, en- el case de que Sc
intentase sin contar con Ell Departamen-
to, serfa Illegal. Pero como va hemos
dicho, segIn la information suminis-
trada por el Negociado del Trabajo, no
es cierta, careciendo de fundamento,
por 10 tanto, la information que sobre
el particular lego oidos del referido
Negociado. SsF
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-02
El nOmbramiientOd del
.LcdO. Cintr6nLas

De fuente que nos merece entero
credito sabemos. que ell gobernador
Towner ha de enviar hoy al Senado,
para que. este 10 confrme en- su Sc
sion ejecutiva de mafiana ell nombra
miento del licenciado Rafael Cintr6n
Lastra, para presidir la Comision de
Indemnizaciones a Obreros.
En- los cfrculos polfticos de la ca
pital Sc aseguraba el sabado que ell
nombramiento habfa sido enviado
ese dfa, pero, con arreglo a las in
vestigaciones hechas por uno de nues
tros reporteros, la noticia era falsa,
porque en- la Secretarfa del Senado
Sc nego ell informe, pues a esa bora
(dos de la tarde) no Sc habia recibi
do ALI ninguna communication Official
del Gobernador.
De todos modes sabemos que hoy
Sc dara cuenta con ell nombramien-
to del Lcdo Cintron Lastra proba-
blemente con otros de secundaria i'm
portancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-02
Existe una gran disparidad entire
el Dpto. de instruction Insular Y el
Dpto. de Instruction Municipal
Fue oprObada la Ley Municipal en- Ell
Senado con la enmiend0 para autori-
Ear la segregation de los barrios. No
Sc ha aprobado adn eI presupuesto

Fl s%h"do las diez de la ncche en-
pezo la session en- ell Senado con la
asistencia de los senadores Abril,
Iglesias, Martinez Davila, Tous So
to, Iriarte, Ramirez, Castillo, Jor-
dan, Susoni, Cuevas Zequeira, Gar
cia Duc6s, Zeno, Hernandez Lopez,
Benftez ell presidente, don Antonio
r. Barcelo.
Ell acta de la session anterior fue
aprobada sin ser leida.
Sc present6 en- discussion el pro-
veto de ley ordenando la construc-
cTn de una escuela industrial en-
San Juan, proyecto el cual fue So
licitado al Gohernador, para su re-
consideration. Hizo uso de la palabra
para explicar las causas por las cua-
les habfa sido pedido dicho proyec-
to, el senador Iriarte quien manifes-
to que el movil habia sido era la
disparidad de criterio que existia en-
tire ell Departamento de instruction
/ n s u ar Y ell Departamento
de instruction Municipal. Esta dis
paridad-dijo Iriarte-ha surgido
en- virtud del gran progreso alcan-
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