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Evening star., 1923-11-03
DR.. HODGE TO PREACH.
Philadelphian to Occupy New Yorl
Avenue Presbyterian Pulpit.

Rev. Dr. Hugh Lenox Hodge of Phil
adelphia, Pa. will preach at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church to
morrow. DR.. Hodge has been preach
ing for: several years in the pulpits of
Free st. Georges, Edinburgh; the
Glasgow Cathedral and a number at
prominent London churches.
At IL o'clock he will preach on 'Our
Quarrel With God" at pm. on "The
Riddles Of the Gospel"
Evening star., 1923-11-03
BUS HEARING NOVEMBER 10.

The public utilities commission an
nounced today that a public hearing
will be held in the board room of the
District building. at 1890 on the
morning of November 19 on the ap-
plication of the Washington Rapid
Transit Company to extend its Po-
tomac Park bus line to the Lincoln
Memorial
Evening star., 1923-11-03
TWO WILL BE KNlGHTED,

Mrs. William Geda and Frank Bolar
are to be knighted as Knights OF
Mount ST. Sepulcher at the O'Clock
mass tomorrow morning at the Fran
ciscan Monastery by Rev. Father
Godfrey founder of the knfghthood.
Special music will be rendered
The public is invited.
Evening star., 1923-11-03
COuRTSHlP IS TOPIC.

Eev. c. 3. Austin is to preach on
'Cuurtship Then and Now" at 8 PM.
tomorrow, at West washington Bap-
tisE Church.
He Is to preach for six Sunday eve-
niYtgs on "The New Ten Command
mehts."
Evening star., 1923-11-03
CALLS BUSINESS MEETING
Petworth Baptist Church to Hear
Reports.

The annual business meeting Of
the Petworth Baptist Church will be
held Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The finance committee will report as
to the present financial condition of
tee will recommend the acceptance
OF the new church building, just COM
pleted. The monthly meeting of the
Sunday school council will be held
at 1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-11-03
CHAPEL CONSECRATED.
Gift of Capital Couple Dedicated
by Bishop.

The Chapel of the Holy Spirit. the
gift of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B. Kefer-
stein of this city in memory OF their
parents, was consecrated today at
Btshopscourt, Pa. by Bishop James
z. Darlington of the Harrisburg diocese
OF the Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1923-11-03
COMMUNION SERVICE.
First Presbyterian Church to Re-
ceive New Members.

Holy communion will be observed
at the First Presbyterian Church, at
III Am. tomorrow. preceded by the re-
Britain Clark viii speak on Drink Ye
All ef It." and at the vesper service
he will speak on Fragments"
Charles Trowbridge Tittman will
be tne soloist at the vesper service.
Preceding the vesper service there
will .be an organ recital, beginning
at 4:15 pm, by Mrs. G. F. Schutt.
Evening star., 1923-11-03
DR.. J. S. DURKEE SPEAKS
Howard University President at
First Baptist.

DR.. ]. Stanley Durkee, president.
Of Howard University, IS to preach
at the First Baptist Church, 10th
and o streets northwest, during the
month of November. His subject to-
morrow at IL am. will be "The Pull
of the Invisible" and at pm, Soul
Vision"
Evening star., 1923-11-03
DR.. LUBECK TO SPEAK.
New York Clergyman to Preach al
Epiphany.

At the Church of the Epiphany to-
morrow, Rev. Dr. Henry Lubbock of
New York will accupy the pulpit at
IL am and pm. The Young Peo-
ple's Society will hold their monthly
corporate communion, followed by
the fellowship breakfast in the parish
hall.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Rev. c. r. Stauffer, evangelist, is
continuing the revival services at the
Mount Rainier Christian Church. He
recently dedicated this new church,
which was erected at q cost of
$4,000. The evangelistic services are
growing in interest and power. He
will preach tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock on Born Again." and at 7:45
pm. "Hypocrites in Mount Rainier"
Decision day will be observed in the
Bible school. The Odd Fellows and
Rebeccas will attend the evening
services in a body.
Wednesday night the mems Bible
class. one of the largest organizations
of Mount Rainier, will attend In q
body. and have a special part on the
program. Friday night will be
Heaven night" The large junior
choir Will render special music un-
der the direction OF Rev. Leslie L.
Bowers, pastor of the church, and
song leader for the meeting.
Evening star., 1923-11-03
by REV. HUGH r. STEVENSON

WORLDWIDE PROHIBITION
WORLD TEMPERANCE
SUNDAY.
Psalm l01.1 is; Proverbs. 23.2e-35.
Golden Text II viii set no
base thing before Mine eyes
Psalm 101.3.
Evening star., 1923-11-03
VISITATION PLANNED.
Kings Daughters to Meet at St
st. Andrews Church.

There will be a visitation of the
order Of the Daughters of the King
of the Episcopal Church in the do
cese Of Washington to st. Andrews
Church, New Hampshire avenue and
v street northwest, next Thursday At
pm.
The yisitations are open to all
women, whether members of the or
der or not. Interesting matters Of
church life are discussed at each
visitation
Evening star., 1923-11-03
PASTOR IN TRAVEL TALK.
Will Tell of Northern Europe at
English Lutheran Church.

Rev. John T. Huddle. pastor OF ST.
Pauls English Lutheran Church, is
giving series of travel talks on
the countries of northern Europe.
Tomorrow evening he will speak on
Denmark, the Land of Cooperation
and Contentment."
Evening star., 1923-11-03
REVIVAL TO BEGIN HERE.

Rev. and Mrs. Ellery G. Aldridge,
"The Trombone Evangelists," are to
conduct a two-week revival at Ken
dali Baptist Church, eth street, be-
tween and C streets southwest, be-
ginning tomorrow night:
Evening star., 1923-11-03
WOMEN TO HEAR BISHOP,
Episcopal Church Auxiliary to Meet
Next Tuesday.

The monthly meeting OF the
Womsn's Auxiliary Of the Episcopal
Church In the diocese OF Washingto
will be held in the Church of the
Epiphany, 1917 g street, Tuesday, at
2 PM
The Bishop Of Washington will ad-
dress .the meeting.
Evening star., 1923-11-03
EPISCOPAL.
Grace Parish-CEORCETOWN

s.The Little Church on the Canal and the
Potomac"
1041 WISCONSIN AVE-. BELOW NJ ST.
Rector, THE REV. HENRY L. DURRANT.
Services 80, 8 80, IL 100, pm.
soloists, Miss Deuterman, Mrs. Walker. DR..
Evening star., 1923-11-03
Washington Cathedral

THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL.
wisconsin ave. NV. near Woodley road.
Holy Communion. on.-............ 1850 am.
Morning Prayer and Litany. 10 100 am.
Holy Communion and Sermon,
Preacher, Canon Myer III 100 am.
Peoples Evensong and Sermon,
Preacher. the Bishop Of Wash
fngton. ..........E........ 4 100 pm
Take Wisconsin are. cars or woodley road
bus lire.
Evening star., 1923-11-03
A weria Issue.

A few years ago the temperance
question was one of local option.
which created a demand for state
prohibition. When state after state
became dry the need for national pro-
hibition became apparent Today,
with national prohibition q perma-
nent part Of the Constitution. the
problem of smuggling OF alcoholic
liquors. from other nations has
tional field. Some OF the Scandina-
vian countries that have adopted
prohibition have been threatened by
wine growing nations OF Europe with
q boycott if they do not rescind their
actions. They look to US for moral
support that would carry the prin.
ciple of their nation and ours into a
position where others interested In
the selfish and sordtd success OF the
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-18
Sets Out 10000
Strawberry Plants
by Press Staff Correspondent

BRAWLEY, Jan. 1S.-William
Lawther, acting secretary Of No. 4
Water Company, received 10000
strawberry plants Tuesday that he
expects to set out on his 20 acre
tract of land south of Brawley.
George Dixon has sold a half in
terest in his barber shop on Main
street to Mr. Brown, a former resi-
dent of Holtville, who expects to be
on the job in a few days.
Silas Bryant, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher Baxter of Boston,
visited HOltville Tuesday.
Irrigation Candidate Visits
ID. H. Timmons of FL Centre, can
didate for assessor and collector of
the Imperial Irrigation District, was
in Brawley Wednesday meeting old
friends.
The Methodist church has divided
its membership into three sections
geographically, each section playing
host on a stated evening Of the three
get-together nights this week, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The women of the church prepare
supper, after which an interesting
program is rendered.
Professor George Momyer of the
high school gave an address Mon
day night; II. J. Ingram of West
morland spoke Tuesday night and
MIR. Dykes of the high school facul-
ty will address the meeting Wednes-
day night. About 200 are expected
to attend during the three evenings,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-18
Robbed, Third
Time in z Years
by Press staff Correspondent

CALIPATRIA, Jan. 1S..-Albcr,
Mead, rural mail carrier, had hi.
house robbed Sunday evening fol
the third time within the last two
years. The loss consisted principal
~ Of clothes. Mr.. Mead had brought
home several dollars in silver in a
paper bag which he had left on the
table, and this was undisturbed
Some valuable papers were careful.
ly removed from the pocket of his
coat and laid on the dresser, while
the coat was missing.
II. Willimas has had partition
put in the back Of his jewelry shop
Nand the arrangement of his show
case gives the place an attractive
, appearance.
Opens Up Mule Market
John Arnold, who for years had
mule market in Brawley and is an
old timer in the valley, has leased
the old Yocum corfals and expects
to build sheds for a mule market for
Calipatria, i'll the very near future.
This is the location on which the
sheds burned down about two years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Van Wormer
Of inland, were in Calipatria yestcr-
day.
Miss Freda Diffenbachcr, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Diffen-
bacher, is visiting her parents for
a few weeks from her home in Arroyo
Grande.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-18
Shoes Family a. Il
Extraordinary Values!

Our Shoe Department is featuring footwear right
now that deserves attention. is presentation
that Will save you manya-dollar Every pair is of
quality that will give the utmost service feathers are
rella6le and the styles those now in general de-
mand' Come in and see what little money will do!
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-18
! Mems Clothe $
= Git. - n
lits and Overcoats

Whether you have clothing of
conservative cut in mind or some
thing of the sport or fancy kind !
from our stocks you can select with
the greatest personal satisfaction.
TRY If
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-18

Don be influenced BY sensational
not need nor before you reed it. - - '-s ""~' 70" 40
ks. genuine savings are here today, Tomorrow
enormous quantities Naturally lower and maintain he
surely, you stop to consider this
savings buying will
practice o. stores. - ~ N> 'S~ ~"a
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-18

AS colorful as
Spring itself -
made of famou'
Amoskeag a n d
other dc
ginghams in q
number of daint,
styles. They lool'
well, wear well
and launder well.
Only two of tho
m a n y S m a + &
styles are here
illustrated ex-
cellent values at
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-18
START Your 1923
With q Well Regulated Plan!

Every well-organized business is founded on a
budget system. good business would
think of running his business without budget
than architect would think Of building house
without drafting plans.
The principles Of the budget just applicable
= the management of the home to a business
concern, and just important. The home bud.
get should therefore be worked out with much
thoreughness and
The. budget regulates spending and regulated
spending makes for economy. The housewife must
plan her own budget, but our 371 Department
Stores in all of which the policy is '1ow prices for
high values" help her to economize.
Q@A
+
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-18

Mems Chocolate Retau Army
Blucher, split gusset. soft tip, welt
soles, Munson last (as. illustratedl.
Just one Of the many splendid
values we have in stock.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
Ell Pres. de la Com. de hdem. a Obreros,
insiste en- que debe crearse el Bureau
de lnformaci6n General en- NueUa York
La legislature esd esta question fin de que no con-
tnuemOs pOr mas tempo en- una situaci6n tan aslada

Ell Presidente de la Comis1on de In
demnizaciones Obreros Lcdo. Rafael
Cintr6n Lastra ha tenido la cortesia
de hacernos las siguientes manifesto
clones proposito de la creacion de un
Bureau de Information en- New York,
FL Lcdo. Cintron Lastra expuso es-
tas mismas ideas, que hoy someramente
bosqueja la Legislature portorrique-
quefia EN- e. afio 1920, cuando el residia
en- Nueva York.
New York, por su situac.on geogra-
flea mercantil y por su densidad de po-
blacion. comienza diciendonos el Lcdo
Cintr6n Lastra-ha venado a ser Il
centro de las operaciones bursatiles del
mundo, extendiendo su inhuencia finaa
ciera por todas parties.
Antes de "a gran guerra Ios pueblos
de hispanoamericana que estaban intima
mente hgados Europa por su conner
clio, su vida rolitica social, en- la ac-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
hcia esta cop;ada literalmente del RE-
CORD taquigrafco, y dice asi:
DECLARATION DE MODESTO
SANTIAGO APoNTE

Diez de Andino.-- lC6mo Sc llama
I'd?
Modesto Santiago Modesto Santa
go Aponte.
Diez de Andino:-R -Refera 10 que Sc
pa en- relacion con este asunto.
Modesto Santiago: en-
contrado enfermo en- Ell Quartet de la
Policia de San Juan como ALI no te-
MIA quien me asistiera, acorde lamar
al Jefe Caban para que el me consi-
guiera una CANA en- e. Hospital NUM-
cipal. entonces ell Jefe Caban como a
las cuatro de la tarde volvi6 hacia mi
y me dijo que me preparara porque
habia consegllido la CANA. Entonces
lego la ambulancia municipal, me mon
te en- ella llegue aqui de cinco chi
CO media de la tarde. AL negar a
la sala de recibo del hospital ALI ha-
bfa una nurse triguefia v me dijo
ssi6ntese aqui'', me puso una sil'a en-
medic de dos camas y me dijo que la
aguardara. Como la media hora de
yo estar esperanto lego Y entonces
me pregunt6 que de donde 20 era ma
tural. cual era mi residencia actual
(Continua en- la pag 2.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

hierro la tuberia costaria 100000
mas que en- la subasta pasada. al Mu-
nicipio de la Capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

Basta hacer un complete estudio So
bre Ell terreno, para convencernos en-
absolute de que esta creencia es erro-
nea
Ell consumidor americana no escati-
ma Ell precio siempre que la calidad
del articulo 10 valga.-Se paga en- "a
actualidad sesenta centavos por la Ii
bra de te, por un cafe que 10 Green
bueno v que tiene buena presentation,
conocido en- Ell mercado con Ell nomb-e
de Hotel Astor Coffee, Sc vende de
cuarenta y dos cuarenta Y cuatro cen
tavos a libra, mucho mas del precio
ore estariamos nosotros satisfechos
de vender Ell nuestro.
Mas la Introduction de nuestro grano
en- este mercado requiere una actuaci6n
asidua e inte.igente. No es question de
lresentar las muestras ofrecer ell pro-
ducto al comercio. No, Sc requiere algo
tContinta en- la Ga. paginal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
Ell coronel Lewis en- cOmpahia del Al
calde de San Juan, practcarOn una
ampEa investigation de los hechos de-
nunciados pOr un guardia que estuvo
enfermo en- el Hospital Mpal.
Ell pOlicf0 mega haber hecho manifestation
olguno de cardcter politico, y agreg6 que 81 Ell
habfa octuado en- determinado sentidO fue por-
que Sc us6 el nOmbre de un miembro de la Co
mission de la POlicfa lnsuIar

Con motive de una information que
apareci6 en- el periodico lei TEMPO
illtimamentc. relacionada con el SUI
puesto maltrato de que fue objeto en-
los hospitales municipales de Santur-
ce ell Policia Insular Modesto Santa
70. plaza nImero 1876, Ell Alcalde, Sr.
Dicz de Andino orden6 al Departamen-
to de Benefcencia Municipal hacer una
investigation de los hechos denuncia-
dos. la cual investigation fu6 practica-
da. habiendose tornado record Ia
quigrafco de la misma.
Para llenar tai cometido, intervino
el propio Alcalde, Sr. Diez de Andino,
81 Sr. Pomales, Secretario del Depar-
tamento de Benefcencia Municipal,
' Ell Coronel de la Policia, Mr.. Lewis,
quienes examinaron a los testigos ST.
guientes en- relaci6n con los hechos de-
nunciados: DR. Jose Polanco, Carmen
L. Rivera (nurse), Maria Trinidad.
(nurse). Luis Martinez, (paciente del
HospitaD, DIR. Ramon suarez, DR.. ".
Font suarcr el guardia Modesto San
tiago Aponte.
Por ser la mas interesante, conti-
nuacion reproducimos las manifestacio-
mes hechas por el guardia Santiago
Aponte, rectihcando ciertos informes
que Sc le atribuyeron en- lei ITEM
POI. La declaration del refer.do po-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
FL fin prinordial que me ha guiado en-
esta subasta de los tubos es proporcio-
mar al Ayuntamiento material de pri-
mera caliddd y ahorrarle mas de
setenta y echo mil d6lares
Asl Sc expres0 aver ante un Redactor de "EI
Mundo", el senor don Enrique Vidal Sanchez,
quien agrega que el no tendrd muchas ganan-
cias por 10 cual solamente ha querido hacer un
benefcio la municipalidad

va estan enterados nuestros lectores
de que la Junta de Subasta del Mu-
nicipio de San Juan otorg6 la buena
pro la proposition, para ell suminis-
tro de la tuberia del acueducto nue.
vo, de Don Enrique Vidal Sanchez. por
ser esta proposition, juicio de la Jun
ia, la que mejores ventajas ofrece al
Municipio
Como Sc recordara, raiz de cele-
brarse la subasta fuimos informados
de que la proposition del Sr. Vidal
Sanchez era alrededor de $4,000 mas
baja que la anterior. Con relacion a
este entire numerosos elementos rela-
cionados de un modo II otro con ell
asunto de los tubos y de las subastas
Sc decia que esta baja aparente obe-
decia la baja del marco be ga que
Ell margen de ganancias del contratis
ia seria el mismo, y hubo quien asegu-
rara, segun informes que hemos tenido,
que la tuberfa habria-de costar en- esta
subasta alrededor de 5000. 900 mas. Con
relacion a este sostuvimos aver con ell
Sr. Vidal Sanchez la siguiente entire
vista:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
Sin previO examen pOr Ia Sa-
nidad IEsu|ar, Sc cOnstmea aqui
el aqua De los viejos pOzos
eXiStenteS en- yarils zOnaS
de Ia ciudad
No decimOs que esn agra sea
impurG, pero, lquien Gsegura
10 coRtraric, ST no Sc kG
examinad0?

Como principle basico de esta infor-
macion debemos hacer constar que en-
ell grave conficto del abastecimiento
del aqua para ell vecindario de San
Juan, quien tiene que intervenir, di-
rectamente. en- ell asunto es ell Num-
cipio. Perc Ell Comisionado de SAM
dad Insular. dentro de sus deberes pa
ra que la salud pnb,ica no cora riesgo
alguro. esta en- la obligation de yer
la calidad del aqua que Ell municipio
facilita al pueblo, en- su l6gico afan
de solucionar Ell grave conficto que nos
azota desde hace algun tempo.
En- estos tiltimos dias, segin hemos
podido apreciar, Sc han puesto en- prac-
tica distintas soluciones para amino
rar eli NAL. Desde las atlas autorida-
des. hasta las sociedades privadas, han
ofrecido medios y han indicado proce-
dimientos, la mayor parte de los cua-
les. llevados la practica. Immediate
mente por la Administration Munici
pal. han contribuido evitar que aqul
Sc dssarrolle ell consiguiente malestal
pdblico.
Una de las soluciones que. nos re-
ferimos antes. ha sido la de abrir los
viejos pozos existentes en- distintas 20
(Continha en- Ia pagina sa.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

tualidad hacen su principal negocio
con los Estados Unidos, la mayor
parte de ese negocio pasa por New
York; 10 que ha dado iugar a. estable-
lcimiento aqui de muchas importantes
empresas latinoamericanas.
Todos los paises de America " pa
semos por alto a los demas, pues no
nos concierne cara 10 que tratamos en-
estas hneas.)
Tisnen adenas de sus trt presontantas
dip omaticos en- Washington, agentes
l7onsul ares y coMERcIAIEs en- la ciu-
dad de Nueva York en- otras de i'm
portanc:a
rs cierto que politicamente estamos
digna patrioticamente representados
por Drestro Comisionado Residente eu
Washington. pero en ell orden conner
cial estamos hu6rfanos de representa-
cicn.
D.gna de hacerse menci6n es Ia
.eonstante v asidua labor. en- pro de to-
do aquello que Sc relaciona con nues-
ira Isa. del distinguido ppertorrique-
no don Gonza'o o'Ne,ll Y del buen ami
20 de Puerto Rico el prestigioso con-
t'nentsl Mr. Clarence E. Ferguson. mas,
como es natural eta labor personal es
imitada.
Puerto Rico necesita representation
.comercial EN- Nueva York como hemos
expuesto antes. por varias causas. sin
Que tsmpoco olvidemos las necesidades
re nuestra colonia. que por. ser tan nu
morosa, pudi6ramos considerable. no CO.
mo una agrupac.on de individuos par
ticulares, sino como.gna rroloHgacion
de nuestra patria.
Puerto Rico es e, pals mas densa-
mente poblado del mundo. pues con IN
area de tres mil Quinientas miIlas cua-
dradas cuenta con una poblaci6n de
un million doscientos mi habitantes. 10
que hace que, gran parte de su iuven-
tud impglsiva venga a esta netropoli
en- busca de mas amplios horizontes.
Sabemos de muchos casos en- ore RI
puertcrr.quefo, que por su preparation
intellectual ,ha sido preferido para ocu-
par un cargo de importancia, no puede
entrar en- ell desempefio de sus funcio-
mes por ser imperiosa "a necesidad de
los servicios requeridos para Il ruesto
y no poder nuestro compatriota presen-
tar referencias de personals entidades
conocidas Que certifiquen respecto a
las condolences morales del individuo.
Este simple detalle so'amente. requie-
re nuestra detenida consideration.
Nuestro cafe tiene que mendigar
los mercados europeos, sujeto todas
las dificultades fuctuaciones propias
de los mercados extranjeros. Es un gran
error Greer, como Sc cree en- Puerto Ri
CO. que la dificultad para la introduc-
ci6n de dicho grano en- el mercado neo-
ycruuino es la pequefa diferencia de
precio comparable con ell del Brasil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

-Si, existe la creencia de que hay
un gran margen de ganancias en- esta
negotiation. pero 81 Sc detuvieran
pensar que habiendo subido ell hierro
en- ell mercado hemos hecho una ofer-
ia $4,000 mas baja que en- la subasta
pasada, ademas de tener que suminis-,
trar 600 toneladas mas, verian al CONF
parar la nuestra con todas las propo-
siciones que negaron la Junta de SUI
basta Y teniendo en- cuenta la impor-
tante suma que tenemos que pa
gar la Aduana. que nu estro
margen es plenamente reducido, pnes
la baja del franco be,ga no es de tai
naturaleza, como algunos Green, para
compensar en- su totalidad Ell alza del
mercado.
(Continha en- la Ga. bagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22

Ell fin principal que me ha guiado
en- esta subasta DE los tubos, nos con
test6 Ell Sr. Vidal, les proporcionar a
la Municipalidad de San Juan, a mas
de la oportunidad de utilizar un mate
rial de primera calidad, va conocido,
evitar la especulaci6n dada la GREEN
cia de que con motive del alza del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-22
En- un interesante informe, ell
ST. Font explica las razOnes
que Sc han tenidO para adja-
dicay Ia subasta de Ia tu-
IBERIA al Sr. Vidal
Sc da cuenta, tGmbien, de los
motiUos por los cuales Sc re-
.chazaron los demfs S pro-
plsiciones

Aver tarde, solicitud nuestra, ell
Ingeniero de las obras del Empresti-
to, seilor Manuel Font, tuvo la bon
dad de suministrarmos una copia del
informe rendido por el al Comisiona-
do de Obras Publicas, acerca de la
suhasta de la tuberia para el Acue-
ducto dicho informe dice asi:
Agosto 20, 1923.
Hon. Comisionado de Obras Publicas
San Juan, P R.
sehor;
Ell obieto de la presente comuni-
cacion es rendir v. H. ell informe
sobre las proposiciones para el sunni
nistro de la tuberia para el nuevo
acueducto de San Juan. Estas pro-
posiciones fueron recibidas en- Agos-
to Is. 1923, Y son a saber:
POSTOR No. 1.-U. S. Cast Iron
Pipe and Foundry Co.
Para tuberia americana de hierro
fundido.
Fianza: $6O,ooo,Oo, Entrega. ocho
(Continiia en- la pag. 81
Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-08
DR. CLAYTON POLLARD AND
 MISS LUCY WATSON WE'D

A wedding of unusual interest tc Sewardites was consummated at An chorage, October 31, when Dr. Clayton Pollard took as his bride, Miss Lucy Watson, of Wood Island Orphanage. Both Mr. Pollard and Miss Matson are well known here, the former having practiced dentistry here at one time while the bride spent several weeks here recently, a guest of Miss Stella Fuller. The popular young couple will reside in Anchorage.