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CLEVELAND PARK,
$4,000.

beautiful detached home. located on
Newark street, in a square conceded to be the
most desirable in the whole of Cleveland Park.
1t is a center entrance hall type. having eight
spacious, we'll lighted rooms, three baths: ex,
ceptiopally large living room three finished
rooms In the attic and every modern appoint.
ment. Large lot with an abundance OF
shrubbery and q garage.
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Luray Place,
S8. zoo.

Excellent six-room and bath brick: on lot
2OxI55: hot-water heat, electricity; screens;
awnings; many other appointments; very mod
crate cash requirement.
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Adams St. NE,
81. 900 cash and SO a month. six-rooms .rd
pain orlck: hot-water heat, electricity. sIeen
and Iarsn ian ana rear porches; hardwood floors
Iwo-Family Flat NE.
S6.5OO.
Twelveroom and twobath brick. ON Iot ao
feet wide can be sold on terms.
Near 5th and East Capitol Sts.,
$500.
Six rooms and bath corner brick. sIeaninr
porch: electricity: gas: cellar and other fea-
Near 18th and Eye SITS. NE,
$3.50.
oniy S;ooo cash; six rooms and harh
condition. - r.
Two-Family Flat NE.
$4,000.
Only 81 600 cash Ten rooms and two
osfhs, sd o.h htwo,story brick with hot-water heat
rooms and bath each. Good location
Second St. Sc,
$500.
Ten rooms and bath on lot over 20 feet
wide, in good location close to Library OF
Congress; moderate terms.
4th St. Near G,
$3.50.
Two-story brick house in first commercial
zone; easily remodeled for business Terms
Cleveland Park,
$4,000.
Fine corner property; lot 30 feet 'front.' two
story. detached; attic and cellar; nine rooms
sleeping porch. two complete tile baths; two
servants and bath; hot-water heat
electricity, hardwood floors throughout large
living room, stone fireplace; beamed ceiling
dining paneled: glass-incosed conserva-
tory; stucco over metal lath construction with
Spanish tile roof; garage to match: many
other fine appointments; attractive terms.
les in all sections of the city and
t Our list before you buy.
kER & CO., INC,
Main 26oo.
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Buy DIRECT FROM OWNER
THIS NEW HOME.

Five good-sized rooms and large sleeping
porch; front porch 20 feet long and feet
wide; house 80 feet square: 900 square feet
floor space: large lot with several shade trees
I have installed features and fixtures that
can only be found in homes that sell for
much higher figure. This home was built by
me to please man and wife that want
real high-class. complete home at a fair price
You will enjoy inspecting it, There is moth
ing lacking So, ,750: reasonable terms. To-
Gated in Clarendon, Va: three miles from the
White House; 18 minutes ride by trolley; one
fare. Address Box 1S3-A, Star office. IL
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BARGAIN.

NE; BARGAINS ROOMS. TILED BATH. 3
porcnes; e excellent condition; easy terms and
immediate poss no agents. Phi. Adams 1883
BARGAIN.
Near Grant Circle and New Hampshire ave.
wc roon,s pefworth: n.. two-family apartment of
colonial front porch and ami; hardwood
floors and trim; stationary tubs and iayatory
In IN basement deep lot with garage to paved
PhSns Adaas as s 00Ssh. Se .rsnts Tsh
These Are Quality Homes.
demand for these coziest Washington
Homes. This last group is the best of ali
In them you'll find many special features
for example the second floor can be cas-
ilE converted into separate apartment.
Kite planned and Kite built.
Mass. Ave. and 10th St. Sc.
Sample Home, 1888 MASS. AVE.
They are full of other features for which
Mite Homes are famous-and are excep-
tionally well located for convenience.
SIX rooms bath. sleeping porch. front
kitchen
Exceptionally Low Prices.
EASY TERMS
HARRY A. KITE,
Uncorporated)
1914 K St. Phone Main 1916.
Want Small House?
-. Here are some of the cutest and contest
little Homes ever designed and built
cation
4, 5 and E Room Homes
that we are just completing at
olUI-olZo Newton Street NE.
JUST OFF RHODE ISLAND AVE.
s;a uhey are are wholly detached-of new de-
slgn.cottages and Bungalows-with bath
q Tor hno
$3.50 to $3.50.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED.
open for inspection every day and eve
ming.
Take cars leaving 18th and G streets
NV, ride out r. i. ave. to Newton ST. ne.
|. HARRY. A. KITE,
Uncorporated)
1914 K st. Phone Main 4S46.
In Beautiful Chevy Chase
that part of Chevy Chase, d. c., where
+ the location is most commanding-and the
home sites impressive. Choice of sew
eral types of Homes of varying designs
all planned and built with the Kite ex-
perence and skill.
3SoI-3S2o Window Street.
Six rooms, bath. sleeping porch. high
grade kitchen equipment; hot-water heat
ingo ing system attractive f, electric I fixtures
fireplace.
$4,000 to SII,25o.
TERMS You CAN MEET EASILY
Open for inspection every day and even
ing. Our Mr.. Hamilton may be found at
the local office. 44o1 3sth st. Special ap-
pointment can be made by phone-Cleve-
Take Connecticut ave. cars to Albemarle
ST., walking to 3sth, and it's but step
through cars to Window ST., walking east
HARRY A. KITE,
Uncorporated)
I5I4 K. St. Phone Main 4846.
NORTHWEST BARGAIN
Near Interior Department. $500 cash and
balance on easy terms will buy nice home on
+ St.; rooms and bath. Price, $1,000.
$1,000
will buy attractive home near 18th and sts
NV; rooms and bath hot-water heat.
OWNER, LEAVING CITY,
will sell attractive home near LIST and SITS.
offer invited.
CORNER FOR $500.
Near 5th and SITS. NV, improved by two
frame dwellings. Fine business location
Two-FAMILY FLAT, NORTHEAST, 1000.
Rented for so a month. A bargain for
a home or investment.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtos.
723 Goth st. NV. Main $685.
$3.50 CASH.
North Capitol st. near k-substantial g.
one yacsnt, ready for occupancy; Price: se.sSo
L. E. F. PRINCE,
I4Io II ST. NV.
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BEAT THE RENTAL GAME.

Inc same money you are paying will buy home for
you IN the section desire live Make note of
special offerings. ~ = 'N
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10th STREET HIGHLANDS.
SII75O.

thoroughly modern and unusually attrac-
tive two-story brick home, located in that
popular section between 14th and 10th sts
and not far out. Six goodsize rooms large
screened sleeping plrch, breakfast porch tile
bath. oak floors. elee. lights. h.-w.h. and a
garage. A good buy.
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1903 4Ist ST. JUST NORTH OF JENIFER ST
hougho
A'N"'"e price
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors.
DETACHED BRICK,

p-O,OCos
most attractive detached heme located
west of 18th street and south OF the reser-
voir. There are well arranged rooms q
bedroomsl, complete tile bath and tile lava
tory, large living room with stone fireplace.
oak floors throughout large attic and all i'm
rrovements, including freproof buiIt-in
garage. Large lot 46x115 An offering worthy
of your immediate consideration.
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NORTHEAST.
S7so CASH,

A two-story colonial brick home. desirabiy
s;tnated off Tennessee ave. and close to the
car line that can be bought on terms of 500
cash and moderate monthly payments. 1t
contains rooms and BATH front and double
rear porches, cleo lights, modern heating
plant. hardwood floors and a built-in garage.
This property is in perfect condition and is
priced very low at 81, $50.
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PETWORTH,

Owner leaving the city is extremely anxious
to sell this bungalow, located close TO Soldiers
Home Park. 1t is of brick and stucco con
struction and contains real big rooms tile
bath, oak floors, eec. lights, h-wh. and
splendid lot 4oxl50 with garage. Convenient
terms.
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Close to Wardman Hotel,
$4,000.
Colonial type; eight room and bath brick;
modern in every detail; with two-car brick
garage.
Near I4th and Longfellow Sts.,
SI3,25o.
Seven-room and bath, brick flour bed
rooms); hot-water heat, electricity, hardwood
floors; porches: attic: terms.
Near Connecticut Ave. and S.
$4,000.
ira lavatory: steam heat. electricity: porches:
screens; other appointments.
18th Near Florida,
$500.
six-room and bath. brick; on lot over Is
feet wide; priced very low for quick sale.
Near Ist and V SITS. NV.
So,25o.
Eight-room and bath, brick: hot-water heat.
electricity; all modern features screens; good
condition.
Capitol Hill,
SIo,25o.
West of Lincoln Park; only 81 800 ca sh nee
essary to take ten-room and bath brick, with
six bedrooms, on lot 20 feet wide hot-water
heat.
Southwest,
S6,75o.
$500 cash and SIS per month unusually
well built three-story house; twelve rooms,
two baths; brick construction; steam heat:
electricity.
u St. Near North Capitol,
$500.
$500 cash sx-room and bath brick; front
and rear porches: good condition: Immediate
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| NE; BARGAINS ROOMS. TILED BATH. 3
| porches; excellent condition; easy terms and
| Immediate poss. agents PHI Adams 1859
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DOWNTOWN,

SIS,SOO.
very complete home that is in perfect
condition. conveniently located 18th and
Rhode Island ave. and especially adapted for
rooming and boarding purposes. three
story press brick, containing IL rooms, :
complete baths, elec. lights. h.-w. h., instan-
taneous heater, open freplaces and a good
yard with garage. splendid revenue pro-
ducer.
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U St. Near North Capitol,

$500 cash six-room and bath brick; front
and rear porches; good condition: immediat te
possession.
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1874 H Street NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

An exceptionally good offering in a large
well constructed three-story brick home, well
situated on Columbia road. This property is
in the best of condition throughout having
recently been repapered and repanted and
new electric lighting fixtures installed. Nine
rooms two tile baths, hot-water heat and space
for two-car garage. Very reasonable terms.
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OWNER, LEAVING CITY,
will sell attractive home near LIST and sts
me-; 6 rooms and bath; hot-water heat. An
offer invited.
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S6,75o.
$500 cash and SIS per month unusually
well built three-story house; twelve rooms,
two baths; brick construction; steam heat:
electricity.
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JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor.
s723 Goth st. NV. Main 5S0S.
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TWO-FAMILY FLAT, NORTHEAST, 5000.
Rented for $3.50 month. bargain for
a home or investment.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 sss N.Y. " THE REAL ESTATE ann o5o
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SI2,5OO.
In good northwest section: twofamily
apartment of rooms and bath each; separate
entrances; separate hot-water heating plants:
two-story brick garage. holds four cars; is now
rented for S140 a month
On H St. N.W.-$Io,5oo.
Large store with two apartments above.
8 and rooms and bath each; two-story brick
garage, space for two cars
In Petworth.
Corner; 9 rooms and bath; electric lights;
all outside rooms; price, 81 900; $500 cash. bal
ance like rent.
Raebach & Blum,
800 9th st. NV. Main 6194
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-hudIIIS ,OI. N. T.,
$3.50.
$1,000 cash and SO month. six-rnoms .nd
path orick: hot-water heat, electricity: sIean.
ing; Iront and rear porches: hardwood foors
and large lot to alley no'is
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CORNER FOR $500.
Near 5th and SITS. NV, improved by tw
frame dwellings. Fine business location.
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$4,000.
Three-story, nine-room, two-bath brick: ex-
ira lavatory: steam heat. electricity: porches J:
screens; other appointments.
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Near 18th and Eye SITS. NE,
$3.50.
Only 81, 800 cash; six rooms and hatf
prick; with Arcola hot-water heat: two-car
condition. - 80
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01
Boys Club Work Growing.

That the Boys Club Work of
Mississippi els growing in promi-
nence is evidenced by increased
interest for 1928. According to
reports nf |. B. Kerlin, Assistant
District Agent in charge Of : Boy 5
Club Work and l., A. Olson
District Agent of North Mississippi,
there is now a much greater en-
rollment OF boys in club work in
North Mississippi than there was
in 1922. The fret week of the
slgn.up campaign a number of the
counties of this District went 'over
the top" Since these dates the
work has been going forward in
those counties by leaps and bounds.
From all accounts the enrolment
for 1923 will be 800 per cent greater
than it was in 1922, This reflects
not only credit upon the leaders,
but much is due to the untir.ng
efforts Of the very efficient county
agent force of this district,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01
Burnsville News.

After an enforced absence We
will give you a few items from
Burnsville again.
Edward Finger aud bride came
in from Corinth TO spend the week
end with relatives here.
School has started again, How
ever we have several cases of flu
still in the neighborhood.
Allen Floyd has rented Mrs
Timbes place in South Burnsville
and has moved ON it. He will farm
the place in addition to his duties
in the store.
Several of our citizens went to
luka Saturday to pay taxes.
w c Bryant, our pastor, is in
Hornsby, Tenn, looking after hi.
flock there.
Mrs N A Elledge visited Corinth
last week.
Burnsville has fully developed
skating rink and the roar of the
rollers may be heard in the down
town district most any tine of the
day.
The baby of S Gray, we are glad
to report, has almost recovered from
its recent severe illness. X X
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01
d. l.. Anderson

This gentleman again wishes to
announce TO the voters of The First
District that he is candidate for
Supervisor. Mr.. Anderson has held
this office two terms and knows ev-
e-y detail of the business. He has
been a resident of the county for
the past fifty years and his pre-.
vious experiences in this office
lit him for the place because he
knows the county's needs and also
knows the condition of the people
who have to supply these wants.
His numerous friends will be glad
OF an opportunity to cast their votes
tor him. When deciding ON your
choice for Supervisor OF the First
District, consider Mr.. Anderson's
claims.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01

Hubel Dry Goods Co. Inc.
VS. No. 7I2. Plaintiff
u, u. Witt Defendant.
Under and by virtue of a judg-
ment in the above styled cause
rendered on 2nd day of January,
1928 in the Circuit Court of Tisho-
mingo County directing me as
sheriff, to sell certain property
therein attached to satisfy the
debt in this cause suid on, | will
offer tor sale and will sell the
following property to the highest
and best bidder for cash at the
south door of the Court House in
the City of Iuka, Mississippi.
within legal hours on the 9th
day of Feb. 1923, to-wlt. Lot No.
6 in Block No, 9 in the village of
Golden, Mississippi, according to
map of said village, and the Book
of Accounts of the firm of E. d.
Witt.
he tt tie to the above property
is belle. ed to be good but / will
sell anJ con ey only such title as
Is YES in me in said judgment.
This the 9Th day of January, 1928.
N, L Phil'i sheriff
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01
Reported Inventions.

A novel talking machine for the
neighbor's fiat that will automatically
cease to play when you retire for the
night has been designed.
A firm in Selimah, Africa, announces
a new tire that will repair itself after
a blowout without the necessity of the
car slackening Its speed.
A well-known financier is working
out an elastic currency that can be
stretched as far as some people can
stretch the truth.
Chemists in Oshkosh are expert
menting with new drink that will
not only conform to the letter of the
volstead law but even to Its punetua-
tion Masks, and vet give all the thrills
of olc.tlme liquor and leave no hang.
oyer.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01
J. P. Stanphill

Mr.. j. P. Stanphill announces in
this Issue as candidate for Super.
visor from the Fifth District. Mr..
Stanphill is a prosperous. planter OF
that district and as he has lived
there since early boyhood he is we'll
known to the people of said dis
trict. He is splendid citizen, well
qualified to fill the position to
which he aspires. His address is
Dennis, Miss, r i. Consider his
claims before casting your vote Tor
Supervisor for the 9Th District,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01

Hurry motherl Even a cross, sick
child loves the 'fruity" taste Of
SCalifornia Fig Syrup" and. it never
fails to open the bowels. a teasPoeniul
today may prevent sick cpild to-
morrow. II constipated, bilioys, fever
ish, fretful, has cold, coli& or Il
stomach Is sour. tongue coate breath
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01
THE vIDETTE

Expert In Ignorance.
Rub; jeff doesn't know blame
thing
Dub; What man for a juryl"
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01

bad remember good cleansing Of the
little bowels is often all that is necessary
Ask your druggist for genuine Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" which has directions
for babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle. Mother! You must
saw ~California" or you may get an
imitation fg syrup,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01
Sherifs Notice of Sale.

Rubel Dry Goods Co. Inc.
VS. No 742 plaintifI
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01

Detroit Free Press-Why does a
woman's hat cost so mucn more
than a man'sf Because it costs
more to sell hat to woman, A
man seldom takes up more than 2
minutes ff the salesman's time,
while a woman will keep the entire
sales staff busy for a halt day.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01
For Sale.

We have scholarship in the
Memphis Business College for sale
and also one in Wheeler's Business
College at Birmingham. Can save
you money on either of them.
THE VIDETTE.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01
Notice To Confederate
Pensioners.
State of Mississippi,
Tishomingo County.

State OF Mississippi,
Tishomingo County.
l, J. P. Ford, Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court in and for said County
and State hereby certify that the fol
lowing is true and correct list of
the old soldiers, sailors and widows
entitledto draw a pension for the
1st quarter of the pension year
1923, as per list furnished my office
by the State Auditor.
Form No. !. $50 per quarter
Bingham Geo. W. Moore, John J.
Sanders, G w
Form No. 2 $3.50 per quarter
Soldiers
Bryant, w M Harrison, J M
Duke, T. p Harvey, w
Whit6eld,J w Gattis, VIM
Moser, J A Smith, Thos r
Form No. 2 B $37 80 pr or widows
Blanchard, Martha Paden, Jesse
McNatt, Mary J Claunch, Nancy L
Form 4 Soldiers $3.50
Adcock, &c Adams, MD
Adams, l. B Grimes, ] F
Anglin, J D; Goddard, George T;
Bullard, c c Floyd, r H
Burchem, w G Fl, Mt, w A
Deaton, Louis Dean J C.
Ganong, Cornelius Hamilton; w D
German, James Hubbard, L ID;
Harris, c c Harp, w J
Humber, X H Hill, CA
Johnston, H C Lindsey, M G
Moore, James J Morris,J c
Milford, u w Montgomery J C
McCabe, A L Leitch, John J
Page, w D Underwood M V
Phillips. O L Russell, j III
Ross, w N Sr Ramsey, I'D
Rast, J D Smith, ] J
Scruggs, a T Scott, r A
Williams III j Mayo, RD
Thomas, B w Whitaker, W w
Williams Jno. w. Hill w. Il
Form Widows $3.50
Allen Mrs R H. .Alexand rMrs M c,
Ausburn, Mrs E, Ashley Mrs Jane
Browning Mrs P Y, Brown Mrs
Elizabeth, Beard, Mrs E J, Bar
nett Mrs Sallie, Burney Mrs Phoe-
be, Byram Mrs Sarah ], Blunt
Mrs Sallie, Belue Mary A, Cor
nelson Mrs M J, Carpenter Mrs
Sarah, Carter Mrs Lucy, Car
penter Mrs Matte, Cain Mrs L ];
Dean Mr., Mary, Doan Mrs Hattie,
Deaton Mrs NJ E, Fancher Mrs
Jane, Fairless Mrs Fannie, Gray
Mrs H, Gregory Mrs Ella, Houstcn
Mrs Mary, Haines Mrs Mary, Ha
Mrs Sarah E;
Hunt Mrs A M, Harvey Mrs Vic
toria; Harris, Mrs Laura; Hughes
Mrs Columbia; Harvey, Mrs Mary
Jane; Hammerly, Mrs Mary A;
Hill, Mrs Mary H; Jourdan, Mrs
Rebeeca; Jourdan, Mrs E R; John
ston, Mrs Fannie; Kennedy, Mrs
Eliza; Kirk, Mrs Rena; Kirk, Mrs
Lue; Miilligan, Mrs M E; Milford,
Mrs Lou 5; Marlar, Mrs Ida; Nor.
ris, Mrs Caroline: Paden, Mrs Mar
tina; Pace, Mary A; Pruitt, Mrs.
Lucinda; Pruitt, Mrs Sallie; Page
Nancy +; Phillips, Bette; Rut.
ledge, Mrs M A, Robinson, Mrs
Paralee; Skinner Mrs E A, Sharp
Mrs Mintee; Southwark, Mrs
Ophelis-; Smith, Mrs Mary A Tur.
ner,s Mrs Melissa; Vinson, M rs
A; Woodley;Sarah; Walker, Sarah
A;McKnight Mrs Elsie; e;Ligon Mr.:
Matte; Durham Mrs Nancy E,
Kirk Mrs. Lue; Sharp Mrs J, M
McMeans Mrs Rebecca E.; Hyatt
Mrs. Ida Lee; Martin Mrs Rather
inc; Sartain, Mrs. Mary A.
| Arnold Mrs Della.
The funds are now available fol
the payment of the 1st quarter
and will be glad to issue warrants
accordingly. ]. P. FORD,
Chancery Clerk.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-02-01
THE VIDETTE
Special Prices on Stock.
BY OPIE READ

3 ID can String Beans 15c
10 ID can Raven Syrup 75c
10 ID can Sorghum 75c
Dollar Meat Smoke Soc
Premium Family Soap O4
Boys and Mems Collars O5
Ladies Rubber Shoe Heels 15c
5 gallon Keg Kraut $3.50
Other goods just as low priced.
T M Mcdonald,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-23

Rico, integrada por los representatives
de las .distintas opiniones en- que la
Isla Sc divide, sea ella la que formule
tai petici6n establezca, por medic de
una Comision de su. seno, ante ell Con-
greso Y ante el Presidente de la Ma
ci6n, todas las denIandas que la pre-
sente situaci6n requiere, tanto en- el
orden polftico como en- el econ6mico
y el social;
Por cuarto, el actual Gobernador de
Puerto Rico, Hon. Horace NJ. Towner,
ha expresado piblicamente su criterio
favorable In anterior proposition, asf
como su conformidad Y su disposition
| a prestar todo su apoyo a una Conf
sion en- tai forma constitufda; Y
! Por cuanto, el Comisionado Residen-
lte de Puerto Rico en- Washington, Hon.
Felix Cordova Dayifa, en- su caracter
de miembro del Congreso de los Esta-
dos Unidos y como Representante del
pueblo puertorriqueiio ante aquel alto
cuerpo, debera habra de prestar su
ayuda a los trabajos de la referida
Comisi6n,
Por tanto. Resa6lrqse por' "a .Asdns-
JleG LegiSIatiuG dc Puerto Rico:
Secci6n 1-Designaf de su seno una
Comisi0n compuesta pbr el Presidente
del Senado cuatro 'miembfos que el
designe de este Cueipo Y por el Presi-
dente de la Cdmara de Representatives.
: tres iiiembros que 6l desighe de di-
cho cliefpo, la cual 'Conisi6n tehdra
poder para gestionar Y trabajar por
las refofmas que mas iadelantes Sc emu
merah; Dtsponiendose. que EN- dicila
Comision deberdn estar Representatives
los tres partidos polfticos que actual
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-23
EN- FL SENADO
DE PTO. RICO

LA RESOLUCIONC CONJUNTA PRE-
SENTADA EN- Ell SENADO POR Ell
SIR. BARCELo, creando una Comision
para que Sc traslade Washington con
lei fin de trabajar por la reforma del
Acta Orgdnica de Puerto Rico. asf CO.
mo por todo 10 que Sc relacione con eI
problema econ6mico, polftico social de
Puerto Rico.
Por cuanto, es llegado el momento
de que una voz unanime sc leyante en-
Puerto Rico para solicitar del Congre-
so de los Estados Unidos de America
una declaration de sus prop6sitos acer-
ca del regimen defnitivo de nuestra
Isla;
Por cuanto, es oportuno que, reuni-.
ia Ell session la Legislature de Puerto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-23

CO. Que Sc otorgue la Legislatu-
ra de Puerto Rico Ia facultad de le-
Hgislar sin restricciones sobre todos sus
asuntos locales;
(c) Que el pueblo de la Isla, eliza.
por ell yoto de sus electores capaeita.
dos, su Gobernador:
ca Que todos los nombramientos
Ique acttialmente son hechos por el Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos con Ia
aprobaci6n del Senado Federal, scar
Ell La successive hechos por el Goberna
dor de Puerto Rico, con el consejo J
Econsentimiento del Senado Insular;
(e) Que Sc otorgue a La Isla la fa
l0Continda 5en Ia pag. y.