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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01

Desde hoy ha sido nombrado Lircctor
de Ell MUNDO, nuestro qucrido com
panero Gle Redacci6n Sergio Ronanac-
CT, Iuien desde ell dia primoro dc mayo
liltimo ha venido desempenanac .nteri-
ramente dicho cargo, enteca s2hsfac-
cl6n de Ia empresa editora de este
diario.
La elecci6n del senor Romanacce pa
"a asumir las diflciies taroas eonfadas
su discretion y a su talanto nc ha
rodido ser mas acertada, tratandose de
un psriodista ilustrado, sagaz cultisi-
mo, con amplia vision del rodarno dia-
rlsmo. y dotado adenas de IN entusias-
mo una juventud fecupdos, cue le
permiten dar a su pals, que cs el nues-
tro. los frutos de una labor ccrsciente
provechosa desdo las columnas de
este diario.
Conoc;disimo como 10 es, nues5ro que
1ido companero, de cuantos escriben en-
Ia prensa y del quito pdblico cue siguo
con atenci6n ell triumfo de sue irtolec-
tuales, nos creemos re'evado5, For este
motive, de narrar los m6ri5os sobre-
saiientes de Sergio Romanacce. ZERO 81
hemos de decir sinceramentc cue 81
labor en- Ia Reduction de Ell MUNDO
ha sido selacta efcaz inteligeIte en-
sumo grado, hasta el extreme Gs consi-
derarle Jos que convivimos en- esta en-
presa periodistica, como I'm intelectual
dotado de todas las cuaHdades para
continuar Y engrandecer el 6xito que,
2racias al favor sostenido del publico
portorriquebo, ha logrado aIcanzar Ell
MUNDO.
Sergio Romanacco es, ademas, ino de
los j6venes periodistas que nos acom-
Ianan en- las tareas de este a.ario desde
81 fundaci6n; y este es a maestro jul
Go, otro m6rito mdiscutible para que
Ia personaidad intellectual &c nuestro
companero, de igual modo que supo des-
tacarse como Redactor de Ell NUN
DO, Ia veamos elevarse con intense ju-
bilo Y s;mpatia. hasta el puesto que
desde hoy desempena gracias su pre-
paraci6n y a su cultura y talento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01
LAS BASES DE UN
ENTENDIDO REPU-
BLIC-OS0CIALISTA
Seran presentadas en- la pro
xima Asamhlea del Far-
lido Republicano -
Ell, PROPOsITO PRLNCI-
PAL QUE Sc PERSIGUE
Es lamar dei poder q los
Unionistas en las aleccio-
nes yenideras

En- vlsperas casi de Ia celebrac ci6n
de Ia anunci9da Asamblea Constituyen
te del partido republicano, la cual Sc
llevara efecto cn Vel teatro Oimpo,
de Santurce, dmante los dias 16 IL
del corriente mes, han empczado a tras-
Gender al ptbico lqs intercsantes pro
yectos que difereptfs banaos de la ex
presada colectividad tienen ell PROPOSE
90 dc someter a La consideration de Ia
Asamblea.
Conocidss son az todo ell pals las
ideas expuestas en- T. ETUNDo por di-
ferentes persona idaaes de signifcaci6n
en- ell partido roafblicano. tcndentes
todas elias a procular una union entire
republicanos y uni4oist5s para conse-
guir mayor suna libertades dentro
del actual regimen politico due goza-
mos.
Ahora empiezan va a conocerse otras
tendencias prop6sitos prevalecientes
en- algunos miembros del mismo parti-
(Continua en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01
Ell SR. DIEZ De ANDI-
NO SOLICITALA AYU-
DA DEL PUBLICO
Ell GOBERNADOR ESTA
RESPALDANDO LA AD-
MINISTRACION, DICE
Yo estoy en- ell deber de res
ponder a la confanza de
Mr.. ToWner

Aver tarde un Redactor nuestro vi
sito al Comisionado de Servicio Publ
co de esta ciudad con ell objeto de dar
a conocer al publico 10 que la Admins
TRACTION Municipal ha resuelto para
conjurar Ia desesperante escasez de
aqua, que durante estos tres ultimos
dias adquirio mayores caracteres va
que ninguna hora del dia de la
noche hubo aqua en- San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01
Ell SR. CHARDON nos DA ANlPLIOS
DETALLES DEL PROCRAMA QUE Sc
PROPONE REALIZAR EN- SlJ DEPTO.
Sc espera que Ia Legis-
latura lie presto Su
mas decidida coOpe-
raci6n al joUen Com.
de Agriculture.

Hemos leiio ell proyecto de presu-
puesto del Dpto de Agriculture, pre-
sentado por ell Comisionado, ~ Carlos
L. Chardon la Legislature. In el Sc
hace una concig3 explicaci6n dc cada
INA de las partidas sodcitadas, entire
las cuales hemos visto que hay var1as
innovaciones, en- relaci6n con el Presu-
puesto anterior, ell cual hemos Nxami-
1adc tambien, fin de lleg9r a una
conclusion respecto de la justicia de la
peticion hecha por el joven funciona
rio, que cada dia que transcurre va ad-
quiriendo mayor simpatia en- "a opinion
pubhca, por su proceder laborioso G in
teligente.
&c que nuestros legislatures estudiaran
deten damente 10 solicitado por el ST.
Chard6n, va que Ell actual Presupuesto
del Dpto. que 81 dirige, coloca 8 este
muy por debaio de los otros Departa-
mentos, 10 cual resulta equivocado y pc
hgroso, 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta cue Ia
prosperidad en- general de Puerto Rico
depende exclusivamente de Ia Agri-
cultura sus industrias. En- efectO, no
son pocos los que recomiendan que, en-
case de necesidad, deberian ob3enerse
los fondos necesarios para el desarrollo
de ese Departamento; costa de cuaI
quier sacrifcio, pues NADIA serla compa-
rable a que Sc retardara ell progreso de
ia madre de todas las industIias
Es tempo va, dicen los comentaris-
tas, do darle los agricultores dc
Puerto Rico ell trato la ayuda mate
rial que son acreedores, porQue clio
soria ell principle dc una nueva era de
felicidad.
A continuation damos amplios deta-
lies del programa que ell Sr. Chard6n
sc propone realizar en- su Departamen-
to, con mas notas explicativas que
acerca de cada negociado del mismo,
obtuvo aver un reporter nuestro, que
ce!ebro una extensa conferencia con Ell
joven funcionario su assistant, Sc
hor Bague:
DIVISION DE FoMENTo AGRICOLA
'Sobre esta Division cae la respon-
sabilidad de Hevar a la practica, los
resultados dc la Investigation por con
ducto de m cuerpo de jovenos prepa-
radios, los cuales estan en- iutimo con-
tacto con Ell servicio tecnico del Depar-
tamonto de una parte, con las fncas,
(Continua en- la pag y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01
DIVISION DE FoMENTo AGRIooL
A IACER GRANDEs COMPRAs
PARA LOS DEPENDENCIES

En- Ell vapor Puerto Rico" EMBARGO
para Nueva York ell muy conocido ca
Lallero don Alfredo Ruiz Gonzalez, ges-
Tor de la acreditada frna IN Coma
lez & Co., con el proposi5o Gle hacer
ali grandes compras con 1estino su
ylegante establecimento "Los Deepen
dientes'' de esta plaza.
Le deseamos feliz viaje excelentes
negocios. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01
MARIO G. FERNANDEZ

En- Ell vapor "san Lorenzo lego
procedente de los Estados Unidos cl
distinguido joven Mario c. Fernandez.
despues de haber cursado con grandes
aprovechamientos, Ell tercer ano de Me
dicina, en- Ia acreditada Universi1ad
Jefferson Medical College, de PHI
ladelphia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01
Lo QUE DICE Ell CoMIsIoNADo

Nos dijo el senor Diez de Andino
que Ia Administra cion Municipal des,
de los primeros momentos ha estado
trabaiando con las Autoridades Insu-
lares en- la soluci6n del conficto La
comision de ingenieros miitarss en-
viada por ell Departamento de la Cue
IRA para estudiar el problema de Ia
falta de aqua, agrega ell senior Diez de
Amino ha visto nuestros proyectos
ha encontrado Que 10 que estamos ha~
(Contin1a en- la Ia. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01
CUATR0 TRANSPORTS IN.
GLESES SALEM DE CALI
POLL

ATENAs, mayo 81. Omitted Press)
I'm despacho dc Constantinorla in
forma que cuatro transporte5 inglesee
cargados de municiones han salido con
rumbo Londres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01
FoSFOROS DOMINO

Ha llegado a Puerto Rico n famosa
marca de fosforos de cerilla ''DoMI-
NO., fabricados por la "O.amond
Matches Co." Son los mejores doi mum
&c.
Agentes: F. ToRRECILLA & Co.,
san Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01
FL PaIco de 'EI MundO p

Una vez mas queremos repe-
trio Y repetirlo ahora dchniti-
vamente.
FL palco de Ell MUNDO en-
el teatro Municipal es dnica-
mente para los Redactores de
este peri6dico y no para los
que sin derecho alguno ocupan
los asientos del Palco, dlndo-
selas de periodistas.
S6palo asi la Empresa.
A guerra avisada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01

Sc VENDE por ausentarse su dueno
la Fuente de Soda de la 19 frente al
Institute y en- el local mas espacioso y
&c mas lujo de Santurce excelente clieu
tela. Para informes: Ramon f. Tnfan-
7on Box 45, Santurce. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-01
OTRO IMPORTANTE NOMBRA-
MIENTO

FL Conisionado dc Agriculture
nombro aver al DR.. Mel T. Cook,
para el cargo de Jefe de la Division
dc Patologia Botanica de la Esta-
(Contlnda en- Ia pag. 81
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
Uhe t-Feralh
S. NJ. ,Konke,. Editor .nd Owner

En,.red ., the Springfield. Colorado Postosaco
Second Ciass Matter.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
Public Trustees Sale

Whereas. David J. zsisIer. whose address 10 Ed
Ter. Colo. srantoe hyhis Trust Deed. dated Nay
2st. l02o and rscordsd Nay 2lth. 1890 in tho ofcs
Of The Clerk and Reeoeder Of baea county, Colo
redo In Book 100 1t nsss 55 Of the records Of said
County. conveyed to the Public Trustee Of said
county tbs followinR land in ssId county. towit:
Lots thrss fvs. seven. twenty-oas In section nns.
Lots one. ten, eleven. twsnty-one and twenty
three in section is Township thirty. three south
Of Rsnss forty west Of the 9th P. n. con-
tainins 1ot.7 sezes, II trust 10 secure ths pay
nent Of oos prineipal nses d svsn dats with said
trust Dssd for $4,000 peysbis 70 the orier Of N.
x. sickfud Ave yeass after dass with interest
thereon from date thereof until maturity. aeeord-
ing to the tenor Of certain interest notes Of
! date herewith and twelve psr cent interos'
thereafter until paid. interest ssmi-annuaily
And whereas. default has been made by the
said grantor 10 said trust Dspd in tho perform
anes Of the covrnants aaA conditions imposed
upon him BY the terms u sssd trust Deed 10 this.
to-wit That safd Rrantne has failed 10 pay inter-
est due On ssid principal nota.
And whereas. the legal holder II IN. 'niebte1-
ness represented by SAID MT. + lid with
said Public Trustee nqti.e .n l'.n,li l in W rting
declaring said default aad sic: ii. 70 dseI. 70
ths whole dsbt rsprsssnted By said note and n.
ssstthsrsoo - date Of sale due and payable
and demanding the sale nf said land under said
trust Dssd.
New theretoxe Public Noticc Is hereby given
that. pursuant to taid ruticc. o!cc,i-n and de
mand. and under and by Viz We of tn. authority
vested in m. by sad Trust Decd arc : g law, 1
Jessa Il. Homer. Pub. trustee Of sae RI ca County
will sell The above described land for cash. at
public auction. to the highest bidder at the east
front door Of the County Court House In Spring.
field in the C''untyo sea and state Of Colorado
on rues ayt'' 2lst ay Of August. A. D. 1893. at
10 o'clock in he forenoon fer the purpose Of pay
Ing said mute. interestts dats Of sale taxes and
the expenses Of this ssie. and will give to the
purchaser thereof certiheats Of purchase there
for ~ providedby law.
Dated July 18th, 1928.
Jesse L. Homer,
Public trustee Of Bsca County. Colorado
ist Pub. July 2oth. 1921
Last Pub Aug. 18th. Is2a.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
Locals

For Moline repairs for al
kinds of machinery see Clyde F.
Truax at Baca Co. Nero. Co.,
Colo.
For Acme and Champion
Header repairs see Clyde F..
Trusx at Baca Co. Nero. Co.,
Springfield, Colo. Order carly
and be sure and get your parts.
FOE SALE--Two SO foot lots.
Neat, we'll built bungalow.
Priced right-for sixty days.
Della Marcelus.
c5 Springfield. Col o
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
M. E. Church

VIM. E. Callahan, Pastor.
Short services, coupled with
interesting and inspiring mus
ic. ought to make the services
attractive to you these hot sum-
mar days. A child ems object
lesson in the morning, young
peoples quire in the evening,
and special music are some of
the features you will enjoy.
Sunday school. 10 .. 10.
Morning worship. IL y. m.
Intermern ediate League, 6:45.
Evening service. 7:45.
Junior l.. Thursday 9 a. N.
A cordial invitation is extend-
ed to all to worship with us.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
Box Letter

0O~N
be i'm mune. Or to put it another
way, it seems strange and really
incredulous that l should say.
''here IS my son of flesh and
blood-the only child of his
parents-take him-put him in
the thick of the fight - where
the gas is the densest and the
bullets fly the thickest; hut don't
you dare to put your hands on
that little income of mine-else
right then hell will be popping
and my pat riotism and forbear-
ance will be at an end"
The solution: The passage of
laws making great iacome % sub
ject to draft the same as service
able men; and if the big incomes
are not sufficient for financing
the war, then the drafting would
take per cent of the wealth al
ready accumulated. the draft of
either or both being on a gradu-
ated basis, and to reach incomes
aud wealth above certain mini
mum limits.
1t would work like this: AS
income is $50. 1000. 900. Then
we'd take say $40. 100000 of
that to start with. Finding we
need more. we'il take half of it.
Finding another draft necessary,
we'd take all of it. Finding
still another draft necessary,
we'd require him to put up a
certain percent of all his wealth
and NO more questions asked
than when he is asked to put up
bis son or his sons. In the lat
ter case we say. we've got to
have them to win the war;" and
in the for mer case we'd say the
same thing.
If there were any doubts of
the policy of taking some of the
accumulated wealth after the in
come had been drafted, we be-
lieve that the drafting of the
income itself would be effective
Wars are staged by wealth and
war dogs. and if wealth were
subjsct to draft the same as flesh
and blood. We believe the war
dogs would be told just where to
get off at, especially when the
war was wonton and hence with
out any kind of Justification; and
I'm inclined to believe that had
Germany have had such a law
before the world war-the world
war would not have been.
Besides all that. the law to f.
nance Wars when fought would
be right and just, aud future
generations would not then be
taxed for the sins and crimes of
the fathers.
lam
Very truly yours.
s. M. Konkel.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
Locals

Frank WEIGH and bro her in
law Jno. MuencA went to Dem
yer Wednes day 70 visit an old
friend. j. G. Schwartz of
Brighton.
The new slab crossing Bear
creek seven miles vest OF Man.
tor has been completed and
the hill will b. cut down next
week, so all wanting to 20 to
the new town will have a good
road from the north. so 18th and
west.
* IL, q
: ForSsie At Bargain-for cash.
Maxwell touring car, excellent
condition. See 1t al G. B. gar!
age.
Todd & Underwood.
co Springfield. Colo.
A birthday surprise party was
given Rev. Graham Sunday at
tie Baptist church. the young
folks presented him With q foun-
tain pen and birthday cake.
1twas acomplste surprise to the
preacher and highly appreciated.
W. w. King, whe proved up q
claim southwest, and has for
three years been living near
Sayar, Okla. 350 miles sonth-
east, says they have had no rain
since Jnne let and crops burned
up. He found it bad until near
Baca county. and says the crops
here made him feel good. He
still owns his land out near Graft
and may move back.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
W. O. BALLARD
place.,

Outside OF This, as stated in
the beginning, there is not any
thing but . court trial that could
bring out the exact facts.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
Lone Star

hot and dry. Hundreds of
acres will not yield half . crop.
Young towels doing well. bus
q good many OF the farme out
grain with which to car for
fowls.
F. r. Smith is back from Pu-
eblo and is now very busy caring
for his crop.
Hens are not laying we'll on
account of scarcity Of grain.
Oval Toby is reported able to
sit up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Riddle and
children returned from Pueblo
where tho have been making
their home. They intend to
make their home In this neiga-
borhood again, We are glad to
see them back.
Mrs. Frank Hynes went to
Texas last week in company
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Sam Elmore Of Rodley.
Mrs. Mary Hynes is staying
with Mrs. Cleve SmitI. who is
sick st this writing.
Mrs. Ed Crane has been quite
sick the last tew days. but is i'm
proving.
w. A. Riddle reports his
wheat il thin on the ground but
is Of good quality.
We read . good deal about the
condition the farmers are in.
But Lately we read in oneo the
county papers of the tina condi-
ton Of the farmers crops in
Baca county-when ae q matter
of fact the crop condition in Ba.
Ga county is at Y cridical point.
and If we are not favored with 4
good general rain in . very few
days the Corn on an average
won't make BALI a crop. We
past one field yesterday that
was reported as being good,
and we will venture to say
that with q good rain today it
won. yield five bushels per
acre. Kafir and maize are not
SO bad, but still thsy are dam.
aged some. Broomcorn is also
badly damaged.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10

Kodak rolls developed 10 cite:
Fine. glossy prints, 3 to s cent:
each. Mail US your rolls now =
pay later. "a hour ser vice.
Lam,r Studio. Lamar. Colo
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
Well Drilling

have purchased the we'll.
drilling outfit Of Bill Stillwaugh,
and am prepared to do well
drilling when desired. Four
miles north and two east Of
Springfield.
ca T. W. Doty.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
Peterson Letter

road grading let at wartime
prices of $l50.C0 per mile. ana
bridge material and work let at
high figures. These contracts
let by the old board, could not
repudiate. and as the $4,000
would not pay only a small part
of the contracted work, our tx
receipts were soon used up to
care for the needed road up
keep and pay for these old con.
tracts.
Moreover. the state money
for these road contracts has not
yet been paid. so that when this
state apportion-ent and the
second half of the taxes come
in, this End district will be in
good shape.
furthermore. with the exhor-
bitant cont acts of the past out
of the way. bids are being offer
ed to do rosd grading and main
timing at figures less by far
than the old time contracts.
Lam very glad to say that the
spirit of the citizens OF dis trict
No. 2 is fine. and 1 am pleased
with the cooperation given. Sew.
eraI miles OF roads have been
graded by our loyal citizens
without any charge to the coun-
ty and more is being planned.
Trusting that you will give
this front page publicity
as you did the other. I am
Respectfully yours,
l. klbert Peterson,
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
Prairie view

We are having some hot dry
weather.
Cecil Dunlap has blood pois-
on in his leg.
Archie Martin is working in
harvest.
Dave Potter is harvest ing
this week.
Ivan and Virgil Stevens and
wives have gone 70 the cedars-
Charlie Judd is getting read
y to go to Oxlahoms.
There are several from this
neighborhood attending the pro-
tracted meeting at Robb's
school house this week. Sever
al have been converted and
and most everyone seems inter-
ested.
D. D. Martin and wife and
two daughters spent Wednes-
day with F. A. Martins ut
Buster.
Mrs. Stevens. daughter and
son were at William Vile
Wednesday.
Harold Preston is preparing
hid hnd for wheat.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
Onda Young

ages from twelve to fourteen
years.
They were in the upper part
of the mill when the reported
at tempt was made. and As re-
ported the girls ran screaming
from the mill.
OF course all stories are en-
larged upon as they spread. and
20 the stories the public have
heard are revolving.
OF the after movements Of
Onda one of the reports has it
that before leaving the morning
after, he left a thousand dollars
with someone as q guarantee of
his return in the latter part of
the week.
1t seems increditable that an
assault was attempted. and also
strange that the girls should
leave the mill and Immediately
tell the sto ~ IL there was strict
ly nothing out OF the way took
The Democrat-herald., 1923-08-10
Ballard's cash Grocery

are
rlookin the bcstp plac to them.
10
oust o O a
Ian is e
We hnda at
When o n them up for
0centsin value for
Yours ForS Service.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-14
UNA RTNA PHENOMENAL.

El principle del tragico fin, segun
los datos que obtuvimos aver en- la
Corte de Distrito, secci6n Segunda,
fue una fenomenal rina entablada en-
tire numerosas personals que en- la ho-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-14
Il dSu0tO del nOmbrdmientO de
un receiver" para eI Quintana
Racing Park qued6 aver pen
diCntC de Ia resolution del Hen.
juez Rodriguez Sierra
En- Ia session de anOChe de Ia COrte de
DStritO, session Segunda, quedarOn ter
mlnadOS los aIegatOS de los IetradOS
de dmbaS parties

Como dijeramos aver, antenoche a
las continue la vista comenzada a
las cuatro de la tarde del lunes ult1mo
en- la Corte de Distrito, Seccion segun-
da, sobre la solicitud de un receiver
administrator judicial para Ell Qu1n-
tana Racing Park, interpuesta por el
Lcdo. Rivera zayas.
En- la continuation de la vista contl-
nuaron las alegaciones por parte de los
abogados Sres. Guerra Mondragon y
Feliu, defensores, en- union del Lcdo.
Molina ST. Remy, de las parties deman
dadas. Los citados letrados sostuv1e.
ron, como digimos en- nuestra informa-
ci6n de aver, la inconsistencia de la
demanda, para 10 cual tambien hicieron
ESQ de numerosa jurisprudence va sen
tada en- casos semejantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-14
AnOChe Sc continue en- Ia
Com, HipiCa Ia inyestiga-
Ci6n dCerCa de las ire
guIaridadeS en- las ca
rrCraS del domingo
FuG aCuerdO OfreCer 500 dOIareS de
rCCOmpenSa al que SuminiSHe infOrma-
G6n reSpeCtO de COmbinaCiOnUS
frauduIentaS

Con asistencia de los sefiores Ri
chardson, Benedicto, Monserrat Jr. Y
sifre, Sc reunio anoche la Comisi6n
Hipica Insular.
Sc procedio enmendar ell articulo
40 de las Reglas Condolences adop-
tadas en- Octubre doce de 1922, y Ell
cual ahora leera asi:
EN- ninguna carrera tomar&n par
te dos mas jockeys que pertencz-
can una misma cuadra''.
Sc di6 1ectura una carta de don
Ramon Falcon, relativa la suspen-
sion de la yegua Malvaloca la
multa Y suspension por cinco semanas
del jockey Tomas Benitez. Fue acuer-
do referir dicha carta al juez de sali-
da senior Penagarfcano para que infor-
mase acerca del particular.
Sc adopt6 ell acuerdo de ordenar que
fuese publicado en- la prensa de esta
capital un anuncio ofreciendo $500 de
recompensa a la persona personas
que suministren la Comision eviden-
cia suficiente para procesar declarar
convicto cualquiera persona que va
li6ndose de fraudes lograse obtener los
benefcios del pool.
Continue luego la investigation ini-
ciada en- ell asunto de las carreras del
domingo tiltimo Y presentaron declara
cion las siguientes personals: Javier
Asencio, conduefo del cuadro prenia-
do. Eustaquio Colon, jockey de sata-
mas; Rafael Pizarro, jockey de Singer
Machine; Angel Cordero, jockey de
Klinometal y Arturo Belaval. ell otro
conduefio del cuadro premiado.
Sc autorizo ell traspaso del caballo
Mohawk perteneciente a Jose Ramon
Quifones favor de Fernando Castro
La reunion fue suspendida para la
noche de hoy. Ell asunto de los NOM
bramientos no pudo ser tratado en- la
session de anoche.