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New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
LARoRTrEs opPosITION.
he Associated Press

By T Ht AhsuVIdltu FIVaa'
 London, Dec. By 5:30 o'clock the laborites were definitely assured of being returned as his maJesty's opposition in the commons, as the liberals could not overtake them even if they won all the remaining seats The greatest number of seats the laborites ever held before was IA
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
K. K. K. INVESTIGATION

Providence. Dec. 7.--An immediate investigation of the circulation of Ku kluN Klan propaganda in the form of literature in at least one Of the city's public schools is requested by Mayor Gamer in a letter which the mayor sent this noon to Judge Howard B. Gorham, president of the school com mitfee
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
MAY TRANSFER SYRACUSE

New York, Dec. IA move to transfer the Syracuse club of the In- ternational league to Montreal, which formerly held league franchise, probably will be made at the annual meeting of the league in Chicago next Monday, it was revealed today by President John Conway Toole. He said Montreal interests were ready to go through with a deal.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
BALDWIN NOT AFRAID.
But He Looks Forward to Stormy
 Time in Parliament.
By The Associated Press

By The Associated Press
 Bewdley, Eng, Dec. 7.-After Pre- mier Baldwin had learned that he had won his seat in the house of commons over his liberal opponent by a majority of more than 5000, he said to his constituents:
 T think from the look of things I'm going to have a rather difficult time in front. but I'm never afraid Of difficulties and at all events I shall be able to face them. knowing l have your confidence and support"
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
JUMPS IS STORIES.

New York, Dec. IA man be- lieved to be NJ. E. kotcham of Baby lon. l.. l.. today jumped 10 his death from the fifteenth floor Of Broad way office building. He left note for a Babylon undertaken
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07

Eating on the streets is most popu- lar in warm climates.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07

The West End Presbyterian church in New York city has engaged door, man in livery to assist members from their autos. George La Mond. the nowly-aequired doorman, upon accept ing the job is said to have quoted: Its better to be a doorkeeper in the House ot the Lord. than to dwell in the tents of wickedness."
, 1923-01-12
Casper Basketball League to
Plays It's Games in Church Gym;
Revised Schedule Is Issued

Because of inability TO use the Enka auditorium a expected the
games in the Casper Basketball league will be played at the Baptist
church gymnasium. Il ~.
* All games originally scheduled for Wednesday evenings VIII be played
on Monday evenings of the same week -.
Tho revised schedule. issued by A. B. Polling, president of the league
this morning. is as follows:
January 15-Baptst versusP Plant No. 8: Enks versus Backloss
january 16-Express versus Kfwpnis; Legion versus Ohio on.
January 1e-Nethodist versus Plant No. /: Texas versus Presbyter
tan
january 7Z-e1thodst versus Express; Elks versus Baptist.
january 2a-Oho OIL versus Texas: Presbyterian versus Backlogs
january 25-Ohio No / versus Plant No. 8: Legion versus Kfwans
January 2e-K1wanis versus Plant No. o. Eks versus Plant No. /
January 30-Leg1on versus Presbyterian Texas versus BackloEs.
February Express versus Ohio OH: Baptist versus Methodfr.
February 5-Pant Nc. 8 versus Elks: Backlog versus Kiwanis.
February e-Ohio on versus Baptist; Express versus Presbyterian
February S-Methodhs versus Texas; Legion versus Plant No. ].
February 12-Elks versus Ohio OIL; Express versus Plant No. !.
February 1s-Texas versus Baptist; Methodist versus BackloCs.
February 15-Legfon versus Plant No. 81: Kfwanis versus Presbyterian.
February 19-Ktwanis versus Methodist; Eks versus Presbyterian
sbruary 2o-Legion versus Texas: Backlog versus Ohio OIL.
February 22-Express versus Plant No. 3; Baptist versus Plant NO. l.
February 2s-Elks versus Legion; Ohio oil versus Plant No. /.
February 27-Bapust versus Kiwnnis; Methodist versus Presbyterian.
March i-Texas versus Express; Backlog versus Plant No. 8. #
March B-Legton versus Baptist; Emes versus Texas
The championship schedule to compile lie eas wifi be held among
i've highest cams, right after the completion OF this schedule. Each OF
the five highest teams will play n game with every other of the lead.
es The team having the highest percentage will be champion.
, 1923-01-12
THREE INTERESTING BOUTS LINED.
UP FOR MONDAY NIGHTS SHOW
Tommy Eddy Of Frisco Meets Battling Silva Of
Denver in Main Go at Eks; Scale Of Seat Prices
Should Meet Approval Of Fans.

with three good bouts lined up and
the scale of seat prices tho lowest
that has ave been In vogue for a
high class card in Casper. the Elks'
boxing program at the auditorium
Monday evening promises to draw an
unusually big attendance OF fight
fans.
Tommy Eddy OF San Francisco and
Battling Silva of Denver will be the
topllner match. They are scheduled
for 10 rounds at 1856 pounds, to a
referees decision. Eddy has been
making good on the coast and is now
on his way to Chicago where no has
several matches signed UP. He is re-
puted to be fast and a hard hitter. In
Silva he is meeting a man who has
done well around Denver and, who
has always given the fans a run for
their money. The bout should be a
good one.
Jimmy Kline and Jack shafer,
local boys, will furnish the semi
windup, six rounds. The boys are
slightly under the light heavyweight
scale and nave agreed to come in the
ring at 1856 pounds. Neither has made
a name for himself in tho ring but
, 1923-01-12
Country Club At
Cheyenne Praised
By Casper Scion

Dr. Jeffrey, of Casper, who is a
member of the legislature. Tusedny
visited the new Cheyenne Country
club house and is most enthusiastic
over It. DR.. Jeffrey was n partlci-
pant in the state golf tournament
last summer and says the 1923 meet
should be very largely attended.
IT am going back to. Casper and tell
my people about your wonderful club
house." no said. 1t is one Of the best
in the entire Rocky Mountain region.
Your golf grounds are capable OF be-
ing as attractive as n in the west.
They have great possibilities and your
club will be a source of much pleasure
to its members and their friends.
, 1923-01-12
Sport Calendar

Racing
Meeting of Business Mems Racing
association, nj Now Orleans.
Meeting of Cuba,American Jockey
club, at Havana.
Meeting of Tijuana Jockey club, at
Tijuana.
Skating
New Jersey state championships, at
Long Branch.
Adirondack gold cup champion.
ships, at johnson City, N. Y.
Skiing
Eastern jumping championships, at
Brattleboro. VT.
Curling
Scottish curriers' play in Montreal.
Basketball
Northwestern collegiate conference
opens its season.
Boxing
Floyd johnson vs. Bill Brennan, is
rounds. at New York.
Jim Tracey vs.. Charlie McKenna, 6
rounds. at New York.
Billy Miske VS.. Harry Foley, 10
rounds, at Omaha.
Sailor Byron We. X. o. Lerouz, II
rounds. at Lewiston. Ma
, 1923-01-12
DEMPSEY SPARS;
NOT WITH MITTs
Champion Enters Legal Arena
in Painters Damage
Suit.

Los ANGELES. Jan. 12.-Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight boxing cham
pion. vas to enter n fight today but
not with boxing gloves.
Il was TO be a legal battle with the
boxing champion the defendant in a
SIS 900 damage suit instituted by
Owen Bartlett, a house painter. who
alleges he was assaulted by Joe Hy-
ram Dempsey. Jacks brother. and
Teddy Hayes. a trainer, while work
ing IN Dempsey's home here. Bart
lett asserted Joe Dempsey and Hayes
were in the employ of Jack at the
time he was beaten up" and there
fore Jack should pay the damages,
although Jack had nothing to do per-
Oonally with the alleged assault.
, 1923-01-12

both are anxious to win az the winner
has been promised 4 fight on a later
card.
Kid Plank. local nswsboy. who
fought here on the New Years
matinee card. will meet an opponent,
yet unnamed in the six round prelim.
mary. Plank emerged from his last
fight in solid with the FAM who will
DO glad OF the chance of seeing him
in action again.
A battle royal with six duskies
from the Sandbar will start the pro-
ceedings. The winner is to get s25.
The first two rows or ringside seats
are priced at So and the rest OF the
house at 81. These prices will be
maintained in future cards II the at
tendance juHtifies It.
, 1923-01-12

abuses" declared Dean Anderson, sis
to give the faculty control not only
over the eligibility of players, IN.
trance requirements and scholastic
training. but also over finances,
scheC ~ and the employment OF
coaches. Each coach would have the
standing of a full professor. under
the plan.
THE average expenditure OF south.
ern colleges for athletics is $24, 1874 per
year" the report said. "one institu.
ton last year spent 500 1917 for ath.
letics, The great and ever increasing
cost OF conducting sports is ono OF
the gravest phases OF the problem. /
, 1923-01-12

university. to the Association of
American colleges. In session here
Tho report was made following a sur.
vey OF a large number of leading
colleges and universities.
Among the leading abuses which
the committee discovered We're com.
mercialism. excessive expenditure of
money, scouting for athletes in pre-.
paratory schools. too much newspa.
per publicity, gambling and the over
emphasis on the part of alumni and
the general public OF the relative i'm,
portance of athletics" Dean Ander,
son stated.
THE first step in eliminating the
, 1923-01-12

Rynalskl. former Cornell university
player was as usual the star for the
Standard team. He scored IT baskets
while Lutz Of the Ohio led his team
with six.
Westghard. center of the Texas
team. was the feature player for his
team with Gilardi contributing most
points for the Kiwanis five.
This evening there viii be another
set of games ut the Baptist church
gymnasium. starting promptly at 1870.
The Standard on company Of Indiana,
Plant No. 1 team, viii meet the Back
logs and as neither team has been
defeated the fur should ny. In the
second game tho Express and Elks'
teams will meet
Last nights lineup and scores
, 1923-01-12
AShmore to Lead
Gonzaga Elepen
In Coming Year

SPOKANE, wash, Jan. 12.-Mar-
ion Ashmore If Amerdeen, Wash.
was chosen captain OF Gonzaga uni.
vsrsity's 1928 football team at the
annual Gonzaga football banquet here
last night. Ashmore played right
tackle in the season Just closed.
Tho John Luis Barrett medal for
h man providing the greatest In
s~piration to the football squad. was
awarded to Al s. Grant, OF Baker,
Ore. who las played through two sea
sons with a dislocnted neck.
, 1923-01-12
ARE
ABUSED, CHARGE

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Greater on
troll of athletics by the faculties of
colleges and tho elimination of COM
merciallsm from intercollegiate ath-
.letics. wes urged in n report made by
Dean Douglas Anderson of Tulane
, 1923-01-12

exaggerates the relative Importance
Of athletics. 1t should be the serious
business OF each institution to re-
duce these excessive costs. A sug-
gestion has been made that gate re.
ceipts be eliminated and admission
to games be made strictly a matter
of invitation"
, 1923-01-12

NEW YoRK.-An offer OF $3.50. 900
for a boxing match with Joe Beckett
in London has been received by
representatives OK Jack Dempsey.
worlds champion heavyweight.
, 1923-01-12

pert. part owner OF the New York
Yankees declared the deal by which
his club would acquire the service of
Eddie Collins. oon basemen for tho
Chicago White Sox may be completed.
, 1923-01-12

ST. LOUIS. Bfo-The battery men
OF tho st. Louis Cardinals will leave
st. Louis for the teams spring train
ing camp at Bradentown. Fla, on
February IL. a week earlier than
originally planned, Branch Hickey,
manager Of the Cardinals announced
today.
, 1923-01-12

CHICAGo.-Jimmy Blouin retained
his worlds bowling championship
when he defended his title in forty
games with Joe Faicaro of New York.
, 1923-01-12

BICKNALL, Ind. - Jack Dillon.
former light heavyweight boxing
champion. outpointed Joe Walters of
Columbus in a 1o.round bout here
last night.
, 1923-01-12
STANDARD NO.. AND TEXAS ARE
winners IN BASKETBALL CANES
Refinery Five Swamps Ohio Team "a to 10 While
Texas Takes Kiwanis Quintet Into Camp; Fast
Game Is Scheduled for Tonight.

The Standard Oil company of Indiana, Plant No. 8, bas-
ketbal team ran away from the Ohio Oil company's quintet
in the Casper basketball league last night, winning by the
lopsided score of Sd to 10. In the second game of the dou-
ble-header the Texas Oil five nosed out the Kiwanis outfit
after a close game by the score of 80 to 81.
, 1923-01-12
OPENING GAMES
ARE SCHEDULED

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-openlnz
games Of the National league on
quarters, will find New York at Bos-
April II. disclosed at league head.
ton, Pittsburgh at Chicago, PhIiadel.
phia at Brooklyn and st. Louis at
Cincinnati.
The shift after the first our games
series will bring New York TO Brook
Ign, Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, st.
Louis to Chicago and Philadelphia TO
Boston,
CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-opening games
OF the American league season April
IS Will be played at ST Louis. CIeve-
land. Philadelphia and New York.
President Johnson announced today.
Detroit Will play at st. Louis: CHI
caGo at Cleveland; Washington ut
| Philadelphia, and Boston ut New
York.
, 1923-01-12

Refereo-Bnl Rehr.
Timer and scorer-Glen Dimes.
, 1923-01-12

Meet me at, the Smoke House.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-08
Ell CASO DE ITALIA COMPE
TIE A LA SOCIEDAD DE
NACIONES
Omitted Press via All America)

GINEBRA, setiembre T. En- la Sc
sion que Sc llevo efecto aver tarde,
el presidente del Consejo de Embajado-
res, vizconde Ishi, declare que este al
to cuerpo tiene competencia para re-
solver Ell conficto italo-griego, el cual
sera discutido en- una session extraordi-
maria.
Hoy Sc reunio ell Consejo bajo la pre-
sidencia de Cambbon fin de seleccio-
liar ell comite que investigara sl ase-
sjnato de los miembros de la mission
itaiana en- Janina.
Sc tiene entendido que todas las ma
clones interesadas en- ell asunto acepta-
ran ell veredicto de la Sociedad de las
Naciones.
De acuerdo con informes recibidos poI
81 gobierno de Paris, Grecia ha acepta-
do las condolences del ultimatum dc
Mussolini, por 10 cual dentro de bIeves
dfas empezara la evacuation de Corfu
Y demas islas ocupadas por los italia
nos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-08

la Avenida Ponce de Leon, la tuberia
r,atriz del acueducto de San Juan que
pasa precisamente por ese mismo s:tio
sufriria grandes dafos a consecuencia
de la c0nstante preston de los trolleys
en- marcia causa de las infuencias
directas de las corrientes electricas
q. segdn reconocidas teorias corroerian
'os trbos con relativa rapidez. Esto
sin contar con las enormes dificultades
con que tropezaria el municipio de
San Juan para la reparacion de di-
chos tubos en- casos de reparacion
cualesuu.ewa otras averias.
B. Para que Sc lie artorice para au-
mentsr Ell costo de- pasaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-08
SENSACIONALES DECLARA-
CLONES DE MUSSOLINI
Omitted Press via All America)

ROMA, setiembre T. Un represen-
tante del periodico parisino ''Lc Ma
TIM pudo entrevistar al jefe del 60
bierno, M Mussolini, Quien respondlo
tpportantes preguntas a proposito dc
la situacion italo-griego.
Los derechos &c las pequefias paclo-
nes-empez6 G1ciendo Mussolini = no
ircluyen ell crimen. Debemos hacer
ccnstar que los representatives lie las
grandes naciones hicimos remover los
limites de Ia frontera siguiendo las or
denes de funcionarios griegos exaCta-
mente ell dia anterior de la matanza.
Hasta ahora signor Tellini cree cul
pable del sangriento suceso dos cin-
dad albanesas Dejemos que Ell Con-
seio de mbajadores aclare ell asunto
Solo hay tres caminos posibles para
encontrar solucion al asunto.
FL primero, ell cual es Ell mas inpro-
bable consiste er que sean los alba
neses y no los griegos los culpables del
asesnato. En- este case ell ultimatum
cue dirigi al gobierno griego variaria
por1ue Grecia seria responsible solo de
haberse cometido la matanza en- 5u te-
rritorio.
En- ell segundo case, 81 Grecia fuera
responsible, tendria que aceptar inte
gramente mi ultimatum.
Por tltimo 81 fueran no solamente
los helenos sino los funcionarios del
gobierno de Atenas los que tomaron
participation en- este horrendo hecho
entonces las indemnizaciones seran au-
mentadas
Francia debe recordar la indemniza
ci6n de cincuenta miilones de frances
orc pedida por el asesinato de los ma
rinos del ''Zappeion'
La opinion italiana- continue dicien-
do el jefe del gobierno-se encuentra
irritada debido a la actitud asumtda
por la prensa inglesa la cual ha hecho
mucho ruido sin causarle miedo ma
die.
NADIA puede obligarnos a retroceder
pues esta es una question en- que estan
onvueltos ell prestigio Ell honor de
Italia. Este es un atentado contra TIA
liza un crimen contra los oficiales de
Italia q. no debe ser sometido al Con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-08
Los unlOnstas de Pe1uelas, en- I'm teegra-
ma que nos enylarOn anOChe, deCIaran que
Ia Direction del PartldO no debe COntar
mas con SuS yOtOS
El que quiera ser COmisiOnadO Washington
dicen--SemadOr DelegadO, que Uenga personal
mente luchar gastar dinero

legado, que venga personalmente a
luchar gastar dinero Este pue-
bio esta completamente decepciona-
do con sobrada razon Las Jun
tas locales carecen de Influenza an
te los poderes superiores jy para que
trabajar asi? Este pueblo nunca ha
podido obtener NADIA de 10 que pide,
sus recomendaciones siempre van al
vacio, Y este. nos ha levado la ter
minante actitud que hemos adoptado.
Nos uniremos en- la proxima cam
pana uno de los partidos existen-
tes y trabajaremos unica Y exclusi-
vamente por la felicitad de nuestro
Pueblo. Seguiremos siendo Unionis-
tas pacificos esperanto un cambio
radical en- la Jefatura en- los Jefes
de Departamentos que quieren po-
ner una vela Dios y otra al Dia-
bio con detrimento de los derechos
que nos pertenecen politicamente.
Representando a la mayoria de los
Electores,
Marcos SEGARRA,
Pedro L. LOPEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-08
Faustino C. JIMENEZ.
NOTAS DEL SERVICIO FORES-
TAI INSULAR
DE INTERES PARA LOS
AGRICULTORES
PORQUE DEBEMOS SEMBRAR
ARBOLES FORESTALES

Originalmente Puerto Rico estaba
cubierto de bosques, pero, hoy, en- los
terrenos donde Sc levantaban los
densos, valiosos y atractivos plantios
de MADEIRA virgen, solo quedan mi
les de acres de terrenos baldios. Nos
otros debemos comenzar a contra
rrestar los efectos de esta devasta-
cion selvicola, siguiendo un progra-
ma comprensible de restauraci6n TO-
restal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-08
SIGUEN LOS EXlTOS DE LA
COMPANIA DIAZ-PERDIGUERO
UN BELLo RAsGo DE MERCEDE5 )
DIAZ

Con las representations de "Mal-
Valoca" lei Orgullo de Albaceto'
la Compania Diaz-P Perdig2ero que col
tanto exito viene actEando en- el tea
tro Municipal de esta capital, Sc Ia
anotaIo otros dos tr.unfos los muchos
que va tieus conquistados en- es'a TEN
porada que l]eva trazas de prolonParse
d jUzgar per la aceptaci6n que viene
teniendo la Compafia en- nuestro pa
bi o.
Anochs Sc reprif6 con gran 6xito. la
comedia do Felipe Saasone GA Campo
Travicsa'', Ia cual obra con dojar mu
cho que desear desde ell punto de vista
del A-he. ofreco a lac Compafiia amplia
opoytunid9d para Tucir todas sus excep
discretos talentosos que sabsn renar
admirabIemente su comstido sin pretel-
clones de aparecer como verdad -ras es
treDas de la escena
La notable primera actriz Sra Mer-
cedes Dfaz, qrnen tantos ap' ausos ha
sabido conqu:star no tan solo Ell su
labor meritisima de bri lante interpre-
tie de los mas dificiles personajes de
las obras del repertoire sino como to-
nadi lera en- 10 que es realmente erni-
nente, ha tenido I'm bello rasgo digno
del ap auso mas enthusiastic fervoro-
so. La Sra. Diaz. satisfecha del ext
to que ha aIcanzado su compania, y
deseosa de mostrar su agradecimien-
to EN- alguna forna la culta socie-
dad capitolina ha tenido bien ofre-
Ger a La sociedad Protectora de Men
digos una funcion a benefcio de esa
institution ben6tica y para cuyo acto
sc dsspone escoger I'm selecto Pro
grama. La funci6n Sc celebrara ell dia
IL del corriente y a los efectos de
tratar este asunto IA otra tarde La
Sra. Diaz obsequio con un TIE en- ell
Hotel Central de esta capital a la Di-
rectiva de dicha soc;edad.
Entire las djstinguidisima damas que
asistieron al simpatico acto recorda-
mos a las siguientes: Sra. Angela G.
de Miro, Presidenta; Luisa Mesorana,
Mercedes Gull ernety, Emilia de De-
gado, Rosa de Cort6s, Amparo Fernan-
dez, Nieves de Vazquez, Tula de Fer
nos, Angela de Benitez, Marina de Be
nitez, Gloria de zeno, Clara Diez de
And!no, Sra. de Roses, Sra. de Diez
de Andino y Srtas. Case. -.
Fara e3ta noche la Compania anun-
cia la divertidisima Comedia, exito
colossal de risa original de Don Pedro
Mufioz Seca titu,ada "El Eayo" y
para mahsna domingo, en- el matinee
Gel orgullo de Albacete'' y por la no.
che Ia bellisima comedia de Martinez
Sierra ''Primavera en- otono''.
REVISTERO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-08
GRECIA SIGUE LA PISTA DE Los
ASESINOS

Milan. setiembre 7. (Cable Frances).
Ell periodico 'rl Popolo D. italia"
asegura que M. Mussolini ha recibido un
despacho de Trieste, asegurando La no
ticia circulada, segdn la cual el gor
bierno griego eta sobre la pista de los
asesinos de la mission italiana.
FL despacho agrega que numerosas
personals han sido arrestadas en- Jani-
ma que dos de los asesinos fueron
capturados al intentar cruzar La from
terra.
Sc espera que los demas culpableS
caigan en- poder de las autoridades de
un momonto otro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-08

Nos oponemos a. este aumento en- ell
precio del pasaje por entender que es
innecesario e irrazonable. Ell precio ac-
tual es suficiente para producer a la
compafia peticionaria un razonable
margen de util.dades.
G. La, Asamblea Municipal de San
Juan Sc opone, ademas, las preten-
clones de la Porto Rico Railway
Light and Power Co. para que Sc lie de
cl monopolio exclusive del servicio de
transportation de pasajeros entire San
Juan, Santurce Rio Piedras. Esta
oposici6n a fundamos en- las siguientes
razcnes:-
/. Que dicha concession estableceria
un privilegio en- favor de la peticiona-
ria en- violacion alberta de nuestra
Carta Organica que prescribe la pro
te con igual de las leyes para todos
los ciudadanos y personas.
2. Que el otorgar la exclusive en- el
servicio de transporte la p9ticionaria
traeria como inevitable e consacuencia Ia
Suppression del servicio establecido de
guaguas, siendo clio a Ia par que in
justo. Una considerable merma en- las
entradas que en- concepto de patentes
rocibe etc municipio de las rsfer;das
guaguas.
3.-Que ell servicio dc trolley es muy
deficiente y resulta, en- la actualidad
insufciente para llenar las necesidades
del transporte de pasajeros entire San
Juan, Santurce Rio Piedras.
4-Qpe ell servicio de troueys es
muy lento Y defectuoso y de el no pue-
den depender los empleados de este mu
ricipio y demas porsonas que viven en
Santurce trabajan en- San Juan, vi
ce ven a, para hacer ,os wales en- las
horas del almuerzo.
5.-Que en- la actua'idad Ell servicio
de gua9uas entire San Juan Santurce
y Rio Piedras es una necesidad abso.
luta imprescindible, por la rsfpidez de
81 servicio, por ser complemento in
dispersable del trolley para Tenar las
nece esidades del transporte de pasajeros
en- esta ciudad. Tai vez necesita alguna
mayor reglamentacion este servicio, pc
70 81 SUPPRESSION signifcaria un atentado
violento un cope terrible para Ia
gran masa de los habitantes de San
Juan que neces.ta llegar a tempo sus
trabaios Quehaceres.
Por e-tas razones, la Asamblea Mu
nicipal de San Juan, Sc opone las
referi6as enmiendas solicitadas por Ia
compaiiia peticionaria.
San Juan, P. R. setiembre 7, 1928
EUGENIO FONT,
Fresidtnte Comite de servicio PIT
bico de la Asamblea Municipal de S. J