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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
Unusual Attractions Are Offered Amusement Louers

bearing at the Strand all week in a Cecil DeMille film feature, Adam S Rib Another galaxy of stars have roles in the Trianon picture. Marshall Neilan's The Strangers Banquet" Petite Viola Dana in June Madness appears at Loews, Vera Gordon and Frank Mayo are screen stars at the Lyric.
 Novelty acts predominate the vau- deville bill of the Lyric. with the Four Terrace Girls as headlners for the first half of the week Music and art models feature the vaudeville offerings at Loew's Bijou for the first half
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

Birminsham's calendar of amuse ments this week contains several moving picture attractions above the ordinary; vaudeville quite up to the cults and is elimaxed by matinee and night performances at the Jefferson theatre Saturday of Take It From Me- a musical comedy billed with the original company. Loveman. Joseph X Loeb's Easter juvenile fashion re- vue will be an added attr<ction at Loew's Bijou at 4:S0 and 9:S0 o'clock daily.
 Milton Sills, Anna Nilsson and Theodore Kosloff are three stars ap-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
b|G I |ME ACTS ARE FEATURES IN BILL AT LYRIC MONDAY
Novelty Is Dominant Note With Carefully Chosen
 Vaudeville Artists

When it comes to novelty, the new bill opening at the Lyric Mon day has that in large quantities and everything else to make. it en- tertaining. The five carefully chosen acts of big time Keith vaudeville contain everything that one could
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

The good results obtained in 1921
 from flax cultivation have stimulated Finnish farmers to SOW more seed this year. The only linen mill in Finland has constructed a flax dress ing plant near Tammerfors. Last year this linen factory bought from the farmers 1,S75,OOO kilos of air-dried
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18

screen, is the cave man. and between the two the audience is sure to be kept in state of side splitting mirth with the only after effect being delightful evenings entertainment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
FIVE MOVIE LEADERS TO VISIT BIRMINGHAM,
 APPEARING AT BU0U

Five well-known figures of the screen world will appear in person at Loew's Bijou Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. March 26. 2 and 2S, as an extraordinary attraction.
 In addition to Will Morrissey, ac- tor, author. song writer and motion picture director. the company will in- clude Marguerite Marsh, the petite sister of Mae Marsh, who was chosen
, 1923-08-31

the latter had announced his can
d, dacy for the presidency in opposi-
ton to Ignacio Bonillas, favored by
carranza as his successor. The
movement developed such proper
lions that Carranza fled the capital
and sought refuge in the mountains
of Hidolgo. where he was slain by
IndLan soldiers.
De La ueurtA was proclaimed
provisional president and confirmed
in office by congress. which then
convoked an election. AS a result
General obregon was elected for q
four year term and assumed office
December /. 1920. He established a
military command of the situation
regarded here as satisfactory and lr-
rltations for the United States great
ly diminished.
Many nations recognized Heurta,
and several. including a number in
Latin America. have recognized
Obregon. Others. however. notably
Great Britain. preferred to await
action by the United States.
, 1923-08-31
THE GRUB stake" ON
BILL FOR LAST TIMES

The only North American wild
animals trained to appear IN mo-
ton pictures are sen in The Grub
Stake Nell Shipman's new picture
of dhe frozen north. They are all
owned by the star and are part Of
her zoo, which includes more than
200 animals exclusive of &c sledge
dogs. Deer. elk, bear. cougar, wild
cats, lynx. wolves. coyotes, sikunks,
raccoons. . weasels, chipmunks
minks. marmots. badgers are in
her zoo. and most Of them appear
in 1.-THE Grub-Stake." with ravens,
owls and eagles as well. II is a
remarkable collection and the pic
ture is the only one Of Its kind. At
the Rialto theater for the last tlmo
today.
, 1923-08-31
AT
tulsa Again

TULSA, Okla. Aug. 81. Tulsa
citizens were npprehensive today
lest more rigorous impositlons OF
martial law regulations should fol-
low open defiance of state military
authorities by a masked band that
abducted w. j. Mathews. a me
ehanic. and attempted to hog him.
Whether Adjutant General b. H.
Markham, in charge OF the troops
here. would look upon the incident
as an overt act OF sufficient gravity
to warrant placing heavier restric-
tons on the city was a matter that
remained to be developed.
Mathews was seized on a street
in the downtown section by seven
masked men who forced him into a
motor car and whisked him out Of
town. They made preparations for
whipping him. he said, but he broke
away and escaped.
, 1923-08-31
SENATOR WARREN ON TOUR OF
State sees GREAT PROGRESS

LANDER, Wyo.. Aug. s1.-United
States Senator Francis E. Warren.
here on a tour OF the state renew
ing old friendships. stated this
morning that he is amazed anew
each time he visits the state at Its
growth and progress. The enator
feels that the recent rip OF the
Alaska congressional party through
wyoming will be Of inestimable
benefit TO the state in the FIRST hand
knowledge secured by the members
of the progressive conditions. and
, 1923-08-31
Street Railroad
Rights Protected

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Aug, 81
The Casper Bus s. Transfer COM
pany. which operates passenger-car-
rying busses in a portion Of chey-
enne, will not invade the territory
served by the Cheyenne Electric
Street Railway company. Tho Wyo-
ming Public Service commission has
declined to grant the Bus company's
Petition for a certificate OF public
convenience and necessity authoriz-
ing It to operate busses In tho terri
tory claimed by the Street Railway
, 1923-08-31

Is Favored

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aus. 81.
Responses received at National
headquarters of tho American Lee
glon in reply 10 that organizations
request for opinions in regard to the
convocatlon OF an international air
disarmament conference show a pre-
ponderance favorable to the project.
II was announced here.
A tabu,ation has been made of 252
replies from United States Senators.
congressman. governors. editors.
coless presidents and private clti.
Ems This tabulation shows 225 fav-
oring the conference. Twelve sena-
tors and forty-seven congressman
have endorsed It.
Replies favoring the conference
have been received from the Cover.
, 1923-08-31
PROVES o
TO PYORRHEA
Quick Relief Reported Even I'm the
Most Advanced Casea.

Physicians agree that Pyorrhea is
responsible for many such ailments
as rheumatism Kidney troubles.
Skin Infection. Stomach Disorders
and Insomnia II is also q well
known fact that so per cent " the
adult population is afflicted with
this disease OF the mouth In n great
err or lesser degree.
"Pyro-Form" lie the one and only
enemy of Pyorrhea which has been
discovered. II Is a scientific prep
aration made by tie Pyro-Form COM
pany, San Bernnrdino, Calf, which
destroys Pyorrhea germs n brings
the gums back to a healthy condi-
ton Teeth are made firm and
poisonous pus eliminated by this
remedy which permanently relieves
tho disease in any stage. So sue
cossful has II proven TO be that II
Is now sold under n positive money
back guarantee. Price SO per cor
ton. Get n carton of "Pyro-Form"
today at the Tripeny Drug Store,
i4i South Center.-Advertisement
, 1923-08-31
YEARS Of
TURMOIL ENDED
RECOGNITION
CONTINUED from Pnss One,

Continued from Page One.)
migrating as a result Of the at
titude Of the United Stntes and
military victories Of the constitution
alists in the north headed by Cen
eraI Carranza, then governor of
CoahuI'a. Carranza had proclaimed
himself in a state OF revolt. and had
been Joined by several Of Madero's
former generals. including Fran
cisco V lila, obregon and Pablo
Gonzales.
Huerta fed the country in July.
1914, and Carrnnza. entering Mexico
City. assumed the executive power.
Although fractional differences at
once developed after varying for
tunes Carranza was given de facto
recognition by the United States in
the fall of 1915, and de jure recogni-
ton after he had been elected presi-
lent for four years under the con.
stitution framed by a constituent as
sembly in 1917.
The refusal Of villa to support
Carrnnza because of the latter's
failure to hold an immediate con-
sttutional election resulted in n
state OF guerilla warfare In northern
slexico accompanied by serious con
sequences on the American side Of
.he border The raid on Columbus.
New Mexico. by villa was followed
by a national guard mobilization
ana n despatching into Mexico OF
the expedition headed by General
fershins in what proved to be a
fruitless search for villa.
The condition In the north was
finally accentuated In tho spring OF
1870 by n revolt OF governors head.
cd hy Adolpho Dc La Heurta IN
sonorn. who objected to a plan for
he arrest Of General obregon after
, 1923-08-31
FLOOD SCENE IN FOX
FEATURE HOLDS GREAT
THRILL, SAYS JOURNAL

THAT truth is moro thrilling than
fiction is amply proved In the new
William Fox picture THE Town
That Forgot God" Tho biggest
thrill seen on any stage at any time.
in picture or out. Is caused by the
flood scene which is stupendous in
its awfulness. More than three
months were required to build this
town which was then destroyed by
a single explosion of the dam
New York Evening Journal.
THE Town That Forgot God
plays at the Iris theater today and
Saturday.
, 1923-08-31
COMING
FOR TWO DAYS

It's going to be in the America
theater this time and It will be here
for two days. Sunday and Labor
day.
It is Bulger's comedy animal cir
Gus. 1t is a miniature circus with
laughs from beginning to end.
There are five trained ponies. mon
keys. dogs and goats and n real cir
Gus clown. but the biggest hit OF
the act is jazz Bo" the worlds
greatest and funniest trained mule.
This act is n show all in itself as
1t runs about forty minutes. but the
America is going 10 have II In con-
nection with William Farnum's lat
est feature The Gunflghter." and
there VII be no advance in the ad-
mission price.
, 1923-08-31

the courteous efforts Of the people
to point out the possibilities OF the
future.
Senator Warren expects to visit
Casper in the near future on his
trip of investigation OF physical CON
ditions which is to cover the entire
state.
, 1923-08-31

nors OF Indiana. Maryland. Maine,
Missouri, South Dakota and Iowa.
Governor George Hunt of Arizona
believes IN the movement In prinol-
, 1923-08-31

pie but doubts the success OF the un.
dertaking in view OF the present
policy of France and other European
nations.
, 1923-08-31
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For clear
Casper lots oil good equities in rem
tai property. Inquire at Liberty Gar
age.
, 1923-08-31

FOR SALE OR TRADE = Good
plano on car. SIS S. David. Phone
10s4R.
, 1923-08-31
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Homestead rslinquish-
ments near Cadoma. only $3.50.
Phone 1899.
, 1923-08-31

FOR SALE OR TRADE = 1923
model Ford touring car. Address
Box A-42, Tribune.
, 1923-08-31

FOR TRADE OR SALE Kelley
two-ton truck. $1,000 on terms. In
quire 1880 Box Elder.
, 1923-08-31

LOST-Small pocket book with IS
bill. a souvenir of Colorado. Trim.
dad bank on Grant street bus or on
corner of Ninth an6 Durbin. Finder
please return to 9o7 s.. Durbin.
Phone 1871.
, 1923-08-31

FOR SALE-3oo acres. II under ir-
rigauon; improved; four miles
from Casper: terms T31 Kirk.
, 1923-08-31

FOR RENT-Downtown store loca-
ton. size 1ex37 feet. Henning no
tel.
, 1923-08-31

FOR SALE-Store building and fix
lures, cheap at 5000: long lease on
the ground. Mathers Realty Co., 255
s. Center. Phone 10Ssw.
, 1923-08-31
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Boarding house. we'll
located; price $500 terms. r.
Ramon, 242 e. Second. Tel. 702.
, 1923-08-31

FOR SALE OR TRADE+Two very
choice residence iots In Thermop-
oils, very reasonable or will trade
for Casper property. Box A-4s. Trih-
une.
, 1923-08-31

FOR SALE OR TRADE+Ford tour
ing car; Dodge touring car and
Essex coupe as first payments on a
home; all in first class condition.
Phone 3S1.
, 1923-08-31

NINE. DOREEN JEROME = Gifted
Psychic reader: hours 10 a.. m. to
8 p. m. 5o4 e. Second. two blocks
from post office.
, 1923-08-31

LoST-Gold chain with Masonic
emblem attached. Phone 1sslw.
Reward.
LoST-Man's Waltham watch and
chain. between Casper mountain
and Casper. Finder Call e12M and
receive reward.
, 1923-08-31

FOR sALE-House under construc-
tIon two rooms ready for use gas,
lights. water; terms. HOS 5. Locust
street. Call after 8 p. M
, 1923-08-31
LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE = An acre Of ground.
fourteen blocks west Of the Md
west refinery. with attractive new
house. water on tract. $3.50 cash and
S65 a month viii handle this. Ad-
dress p. o. Box $40. Casper, wyo.
, 1923-08-31

FOR SALE-Lee's Cafe in fine To-
cation: doing Al business. Glen
rock. Wyo.
, 1923-08-31

Phone 381-108 South Center
INVESTIGATED BUSINESS
CHANCES
vulcanizing shop. $4,000.
Good tore building and fixtures,
$4,000, terms.
Cafe, n OF the best in the city.
Cleaning and pressing shop. at in.
voice
Rooming house. a real money
maker.
Apartment house. has large In
come.
Boarding house and lease; reason
able terms.
, 1923-08-31
PERSONAL

THE BESSIE M. BULLS School
for nervous. backward and unad-
justed children, and for all those
whose needs are not met by the pub
lie school will open In Buffalo. Sep
tember Is. For further Information
address The Bessie NJ. Bulls School.
Buffalo. Wyo.
, 1923-08-31
LOST AND FOUND
LOST

Between Fourth and Grant and
the Midwest Pharmacy. a mink
scarf. Finder please return to
Anne's Hat Shop and receive suit
able reward. Phone 17s4w.
, 1923-08-31

FOR sALE-Two fine lots In Cas-
per View for 1915. Martin-Lamar.
Phone '221i.
, 1923-08-31
FOR S%ALE-HoUSES

FOR sALE-Nice three-room house
In best residential district. paved
STRAIT. close 10 school. only s2.1o0,
$500 cash. balance monthly.
New house OF three rooms. Muir
nhy bed and bath. finished in old
Ivory with hardwood floors Just OF
CY on bus line. easy terms.
Good 6oxl4p foot lot n and ONE
half blocks east OF state hospital;
price 500. terms. Platte River Land
CO., Room 900 O.S Bldg. Otfice
Phone 1921. Res. Phone i751R-
, 1923-08-31
FOR SALE-APARTMENT
HOUSES

FOR sALE-APARTMIENT HOUSE
On corner lot; fine location; has
six apartments and has an income
OF $3.50 per month; $25. 900 on terms
takes this place and is an excellent
investment. Mathers Realty Co., 1855
q. Center. Phone 108sW.
, 1923-08-31

FpR SALE-Guoe lot. mar Fast
sesond. $500 eash. balance month
~. Phone zoo.
, 1923-08-31

FOR SALE-Three nice level lots
In East Burlington Inquire at
1885 W. Twelfth or Box 305.
, 1923-08-31
Business and Professional Directory
AUDITORS

@. ii. REIMERTH
Certified Public Accountant
Income Tax Service
Of 0-S Bldg. Phone 1871
, 1923-08-31
ENGLEwOOD.

FOR sALE-Lot in Kenwooa $3.50
cash. 1440 s. Conweii.
FOR SALE-Two corner lots. one
block from Center street on North
side. s1,050 with easy terms. Math-
ore Eealty Co. 255 S. Center. Phone
, 1923-08-31

FOR SALE - Four-room modern
house, completely furnished on
Fourteenth street. for $4,000 with
$500 cash and $50 per month. Mar
tin-Lamar 1871 e. Second Phone
aga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-14

salOnesjdel edificio donde estd instala-
do self nepartafhcnto del Interior. y cs-
til sexhibici6n asistieron todos los Pro
perty &tsnisbursing Officers de Ia
Guardia Nacioiial de los diferentcs
Estados de la Union. quienes encon.
traban reunidos en- Washington asis-
tiendo a una conferencia.
La presentation de Ia pelfcula tuvo
tan buena acogida, que muchos esta-
dos, la ham solicitado para exhibir-
la.
Eli vista de la demanGa que hicie-
ron, 81 Ayudante General dc Puerto
Rico, decide dejarla en- ell Departa-
nento, de la Guerra en- el Negocia-
do de Milicia, para que. ellos Sc en-
carguen de hrestarla a los estQdos. a..
la deseen. .3rt -
Ell Negociado de Milicia ha acorda-
i s' 81 elltresr IT'S Ia pelftiila As9tiaci6a
t.te slatGuarlia &acionaltae'Iosl Est;{dos
CnidCs, para que ella sc hagan cargo
,les;exhibirla lem eI Distrito5 de Colon
| Pia@ u demas estados que Iatdcseeh}
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-14

We la oportunidad de conocer; y otra
hija, la mayor que tampoco conoci
I'm ell paterno hogar quedan tres: Ro-
sa, fragante y pomposa como una
"american beauty; Etelvina, dulce y
'sencilla como un lis blanco; y Con
zalo. iqu6 dire de el? NADIA y mu-
cho: en- estos tiempos en- que los
hombres de voluntad frme escasean,
en- que la tonteria LENA muchos cere-
bros, el representa- de lleno el sustain
two "hombre", es estudioso, llano,
leal y atento, sin que haya NADIA afec-
tado nj indiscreto en- su caracter.
Tales fueron los companeros &C
brindaron algeria y solaz a mi espi-
ritu durante dos semanas. Quiera
Dios que tan venturosos dias puedan
llegar repetirse.
Finalmente he de anadir que La
res es un pueblo de maestros. Ali
todos son, quieren ser y llegaran a
serlo, maestros; el maestro Sc eleva
y signifca, entire ellos, 10 que debe
significar: la base del progreso.
Maria L. Reus.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-14

1.-"Morning Noon and Night in
Vienna, Overture, Suppe. Por
la' Orquesta.
2.-"El Rey que Rabi6", arreglo
de j. Figueroa, r. Chapi. POI
la Orquesta.
T.. 3.-"Porto Rico, The Island of En-
chantment'. Dissertation en- In
.q giles por Mr.. J. T. Quinn, Mgr
p. r. Tel. Co. I'D
4.-"Addio AL Passato", de Ira
viata, Verdi. Cantado por la
... Sra. Rieckehoff con acompa-
.ilamiento de piano por la Srta.
M. Mendez.
5.-"La Mission de P. R. entire las
dos Americas, disertacion en-
Inglesl y Espanol por Ell DIR. E
Fernandez Garcia.
6.-Selecciones cantadas por la
Sra. Rieckehoff con acompa-
namiento de piano por la Srta
M. Mendez.
7.-Noticias information gene
raj.
8.-"Dimples", Fox-Trot, Hearsor
e. Kern. Por la Orquesta.
9.-"Wonderful One, Waltz, Viii
teman & Grofe. Por la Or
questa.
10.-"Conversacion", Danza, Morell
Campos. Por la Orquesta.
11.-"Suspiros de Espafia", Marcia,
E. Alvarez. Por la Orquesta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-14
Miembros de Ia legion america
na, honran Ia memoria de
nuestros soldadoS muertos

his que eS,an entcrralCs en- IL Cemcif
tcrio dc Santuryr. Y la Legion eSpe!;i
informa sc dGnde Cstln situadas es;.
tumbas para tambiGn rcndirlts cl ho.
mCEaJe que tant0 mcrccen. EXiSten So
ten:a tumbas mas de scldados mucI-
tos durante la Gran Guerra Mundia'
en- 81 Cementcrio del Campamento
Las Casas', las cuales estdn identili-
caGas, Y dc las que cuida el Gobierno
de les Estados Cnidos.
Ell DR.. Gutierrez Ortiz, MGdico Mu-
nicipal de Benefcencia, Y su secreta-
rio, -el senior Pomales, prestaron su ayu
da la Legion, cuando 6sta les fu6 so
licitama. TambiGn ayudaron los dos
celadores de los cementerios.
FL miembro cuya iniciativa y es-
fuerzos personales sc Gebe este acto
para conmcmoraci0n de nuestros valien
ties solda1os portorriqueflos, es el Capt.
tan Frederick Morse Cutler, catedra-
tico De Historic de Ia Universidad de
Puerto Rico, al que presto su valiosa
cooperation el Comandante Noah She
pard o. II. c., U. S. A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-14
Cronicas de / ares

lie poetas, como dijera de su Maria,
Jorge Isaacs; Sara Casta; Isabel
Frau Y Georgina Ferrer. !. (estas
tres juntas por separado son capa-
.es de trastornarle Ell. seso al mas
,uerdo), son alegres cascabeles que
lenan de mdsica la vida; Rita Sein
IS una flor exotica,l rara, muy fna;
y hay otras muchas que por elias
mismas son cada una un ramillete de
glacias.
Deliveradamente dele el 1ltimo pa
;rafo para mis- fntimas, para aquellas
,uyo hogar tfbio y tranquilo compar-
i: la familia Gonzalez-Gonzalez.
En- las afueras de Lares, camino de
San Sebastian, a unos minutes del
pueblo esta el pequeho chalet nido
lie amores filiales. Bajo aquel techo
;odo es carino y paz. Aquella fami-
ia es un arbol fuerte cuyo recio tron-
%, don Carmelo y doha Saturnina,
, lutren con fe a hijos que les honran.
Algunos va estan casados y fuera,
Nina es la sefora de Aponte; DR..
Gonzalez v Della Casta; Rafael y
3lvira; y Antonio cuya esposa no ttl-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-14

Algunos miembros de La Legion
Americana Ell San Juan. conmemOra-
ron honrosamcnte 'El Dfa del Arbol,
en- Puerto Rico, erigicndo los valien-
tes soldados portorriquenos JnVertos,
v de acucrdo con Ia costumbre ameri-
cana. unas insignias de honor, hechas
cn bronco las cuales fueron colocadas
en- cada una de las tumbaS dc eSos
bravos s0ldados, de la misma manera
que SO prendcn las metallas Ell las
solapas dc las chaquetas de los vivos.
Sobre caGa una de esas insignias Sc
vefa flotar una bandera americana.
En- el antique cementerio de la ciu-
dad de San Juan. existen dos tumbas
ell las que yacen dos soldados ameri-
canos que muricron allende los mares
y los cuales fueron traidos Il su is
Ia durante el a1o de 1921.
He aqui sus nombres:
Jesus Clemente, perteneciente la
Compalfa H del Regimiento 163 dc
Infanterfa. fuG muerto durante La ba-
talla que Sc libr0 el 26 de Julio de
1918, V Ramon Ruiz Hoyos, dc la Com
paf1fa M del Regimiento Ill de In
fanterfa g. murio en- ell hospital el dfa
II de 0ctubrc de 1918.
EStaS tumbaS son altareS levantadoS
al patriotismo pOrtorriquenO, y CO.
responder Ia Tumba del soldado DeS
conocido' que tenemos Ell Washington,
ID. G. Fclizmente, la identidad de
nuestros s6ldades ha sido establecida.
En- el Cementerio de Santurce, fue
honrada La memoria de los siguientes
eX-sOldadOS:
virgilio Apontc. muri0 en- enero %.
1922.
Arturo f. Font. muri6 en- JUNO IS,
1921.
Captain Jose l.. Garcia, muri6 ell el
1923. .
Miguel Gomez Rivera. muri6 ell mar
70, Z, 1920. A tv se& t
Alberto Suason, muri6 ell enoro 1G,
1921. 1@3ns da
Hay, pof 10 mcnos, cuatro soldados
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-14
La pe|icoIa del Canpamentoo "Parra", de
la Guardia Nacional de Puerto Rico sera
exhibida en- los Estados Unidos

n 2 "A
h purante eli 'ultimo Campdmentof dc
,las CsuardSa Nacional de Fuerto Rico
z en- Il 'Campainento PARA en- Ponce
tfale .tomatia una pelfcula dellas3actiYi
da,les llevadas a eabo en- dicho Cam
pamento. Dos copias de la pelicula
fueron compradas por la Guardia Ma
cional. v una de elias esta exhibiendo-
Sc por la Isla, la otra la llev6 Wa
shington el Ayudante General Wilson
quien clio una exhibici6n de ella, que
Sc llev6 efecto en- uno de los grandes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-14
Diciembre 3, 1928.
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA.

PROPOSICIONES en- pliegos cerra-
dos para la adjudication en- p1blica
subasta de las obras de construction
de UN EDIFICIO PARA ESCUELA
DE SIETE SALONES EN- ANASCO.
P. R., cuyo presupuesto aprobado
asciende la suma de VEINTICUA-
TRO MIL VEINTE DOLARES CON
81l100, ($24,020.S1) Sc admitiran en-
esta Oficina hasta las 200 P. M. del
dia II de diciembre de 1928, en- que
Sc abriran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la ofcina del Comisionado Munich
pal de Servicio P1blico de Aiiasco,
donde Sc encuentran de manifesto los
documentos que han de regir en- ell
contrato, Y podran los licitadores re-
coger los pianos Y modelos de propo-
siciones que han de presentar, median-
te un deposito de DIEZ DOLARES
| $4,000 que seran reembolsados al
ser devueltos dichos documentos en- ell
plazo de veinte (2o) dias despues de
efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquier todas las
proposiciones, y el de adjudicar' el
contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las de precio solamente.
ANTONIO GONZALEZ SUARES,
Comisionado Municipal de Scrvicio
Publico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-14
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