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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02
WASHINGTON NEWS

That "a per cent of the men stu
dents at the State College Of Washing
ton are earning all or part of their ex-
penses is shown by report Of Grad
uate Manager H. M. Chambers, who
compiled statistics from an enroll
ment QUESTIONABLE filled out by 374
men.
State Treasurer G. l.. Babcock last
week announced distribution to vari-
GUS state funds of S217,686 interest
which the balances in these funds
earned In the year ending January Is.
Fhe general fund received the larg-
est amount, $4,000, the remainder be-
ing distributed among 35tfuntis.
Property in Walla Walla county
owned by the Portland FIGURING mills,
bankrupt, was sold in Walla Walla at
auction recently for ss5,O0O. Walter
McCameron Of Portland. representing
the Security Savings & Trust COM
pany of that place, bid in the property
for his clients who hold mortgage
for this amount
Exports of flour from Puget Sound
ports to foreign countries during 1922
totaled 2,686,641 barrels, an increase
for the last twelve months of 349, 480
barrels. The total wheat export for
the last year was 5,930,4S0 bushels.
The three-days' session of the
Washington State Editorial associa-
ton, held at the university last week,
closed with a dinner composed of
Alaska products given to the 200 Wis.
iting editors and wives and several
hundred invited guests at the univer-
sity commons Saturday evening The
articles composing the dinner were
donated by various communities in
Alaska under the inspiration of the
Alaska committee of the Chamber of
commerce. Governor Scott G. Bone
Of Alaska and Lieutenant Governor
Coyle of this state were guests Of
honor. Governor Bone predicted bet.
ter days for Alaska and said Alaska
can easily support million people
from its varied products. The gov.
eminent railway is proving wonder
full developer and the prospective oil
development gives promise Of greater
prosperity for the territory.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02

was now much oppressed with of the mysteries in
which we had begun 1t plain if only from his
change of habude my lord had something his mind of
grave nature; what was, whence sprung why he
should now keep and garden, could make
at clear probation, the pamphlets had some
share revouton read all could find, and they
al extremely insignificant and Of the usual kind of party
rity; politician could spy particular
public questions.
truth the pamphlet which the spring Of this af
all the lords bosom. There that
last, after he dead the midst Of the north
Wilderness such place. such dismal circumstances,
read for the first time these idle lying words of Wing
pampheeer declaning against ndulgency to Jacobites:
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02

have to say to him, or he to my lord,
it passed my imagination to conceive;
or yet how my lord had heard Of him,
unless by a disgraceful trial from
which the man was recently escaped.
Altogether l went upon the errand
with reluctance, and from the little
saw Of the captain, returned from
1t with sorrow. found him In foul
smelling chamber, sitting by gutter
ing candle and an empty bottle; he
had the remains of military car
| riage. or rather perhaps 1t was an az
fectation, for his manners were low.
Tell my lord, with my service, that
will wait upon his lordship in the
inside of half an hour" says he. when
he had read the note: and then had
the servility, pointing to his empty
bottle, to propose that should buy
him liquor.
Although l returned with my best,
speed, the captain followed close upon
my heels. and he stayed late into the
night. The cock was Growing a sec
ond time when | saw 0rom my cham
Der window my lord lighting him to
the gate. both men very much af-
fected with their potations and some.
times leaning one upon the other to
confabulate Yet the next morning my
lord was abroad again early with
hundred pounds of money In his
pocket
never supposed that he returned
with it.; and yet was quite sure 1t
did not find its way to the master. for
fingered all morning within view of
the booth. That was the last time my
Lord Durrisdeer passed his own in.
closure till we left New York: he
walked in his barn or sat and talked
with his family. all much as usual;
but the town saw nothing of him, and
his daily visits to the master seemed
forgotten Nor yet did Harris reappear
or not until the end.
Much Oppressed.
was now much oppressed with
sense of the mysteries in which we
had begun to move It was plain. If
only from his change of habitude, my
lord had something on his mind OF
grave nature; but what 1t was.
whence 1t sprung, or why he should
now keep the house and garden, I
could make no guess at. 1t was clear,
even to probation, the pamphlets had
some share in this revolution; read
all could find, and they were all
extremely insignificant and Of the
usual kind of party scurrility: even to
high politician, could spy out no
particular matter Of offense, and my
lord was a man rather Indifferent on
public questions.
The truth Is, the pamphlet which
was the spring of this affair lay all
the time on my lords bosom. There
It was that found II at last, after he
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02
Dear, Dear. pearI

Speedo-When hunter is about it's
worth money to farmer to have his
COW act like deer.
Peppo-Yes and she's dear to the
hunter who shoots Topics Of
the Day" Films.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02

Every time you abuse or brighten a
COW, you throw her milk and butter
machinery out Of gear.
In raising calves, ground flaxseed
added to skim milk makes an ideal
feed.
In case calf should fail to eat all
Its feed within q reasonable length of
time, take 1t away and make the next
feed very light.
For scrubbing the surfaces of milk
vessels good brush should be used
There is nothing more Objectionable
for this purpose than a cloth, partic-
ularly the cloth that has been used
for washing dinner dishes or the pots
or pans. A good hand brush can be
purchased for few cents.
Dairying plays an important part in
the successful rotation of crops, and
no better means can be found for turn
ing all kinds Of grain and fodder into
valuable manure, so adding to the fer
tility Of the soil, than by feeding them
| to dairy COWS.
| The farmer must raise something
else In addition to wheat, according
to a statement made today by e.
Marcy, prominent farmer Of the Mos
cow section, who farms 800 acres of
Palouse land. From five ordinary
grade milk cows properly cared for
without all the conveniences, dairy
farmer hopes to have Mr.. Marcy has
| received in period of nine months
a cash value of more than $500. Like
many farmers of the section the
farmer must raise something besides
wheat to prosper" said Mr. Marcy.
ITO me the meaning Of having cows
is well fed and clothed family;
work enough for all IL months of the
year: bunch Of nice pigs for market;
few we'll nourished calves; a market
for alfalfa: and few dollars all the
time that no interest is paid on"
in purchasing milk or cream bot
ties, 1t is important to purchase stand
ardized bottles, and when buying these
insist upon having that kind of bot.
tie. The standard size bottle may cost
little more, but It is business to
have only the hest.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02
LIVESTOCK

Crops such as barley, wheat, corn,
peas, ETC.. all suitable for hog feeds,
are grown successfully in this state"
says Prof. Howard Hackedorn Of the
State College of Washington, discus
sing the problem of increasing pork
production to meet consumption de-
mands of Washington. "At the main
experiment station, Pullman, the aver
age yield of barley for the last six
years has been 3115 pounds per acre,
which is 634 pounds NOR than the
average for spring and winter wheat
for the same period Barley and wheat
have feeding value practically
equivalent to that of corn. Corn, as
grain crop, is grown successfully in
some of the irrigated sections. AL
falfa and peas are used extensively
as forage crops and aside from furn-
fishing superior forage for hogs, the
aid in conserving nitrogen in the
soil"
Animals to be slaughtered, es-
pecially hogs, should not be fed for
at least twenty-four hours before kill
ing Give the animal plenty of wa
ter during this time and this will tend
to empty the animals stomach and in.
testines of food and help the amateur
| hut In IN q
these organs. To withhold feed also
helps to get the animals to bleed
properly, as an animal gorged with
food has been found to bleed poorly.
This is especially important in the
curing Of meats, for the meats that
have small amounts of blood In the
idly than others. Hogs, when being
prepared for slaughter, should never
be excited and then killed after they
are warmed up, as it tends to spoil
the meat. If they have been chased
about in being prepared, 1t is good
plan to allow them to rest before
killing.
| -Dairymen in Pend Oreille
county are completing plans to i'm
port dairy stock from the coast coun.
ties of the state. This stock will be
obtained from COW testing association
members and consist of high class
heifer calves with known produc-
tion back of them.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02
Wise Bird.

First Simple Ninrod-Hey, don't
shoot. Your gun isn't loaded
His Partner-Cant help that, the
bird won't waft.-Toledo Blade.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02
Rather Fussy.

Pedestrians are getting 80 particu.
lar they want to be run over by an
expensive car not cheap car.-Flush.
ing IN " Journal.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02

expect the visit of friend. Otherwise
am not to be disturbed"
And with that he once more shut
himself in.
The note was addressed to one Cap
tain Harris, at tavern on the port
side. knew Harris (by reputation) for
a dangerous adventurer. highly sus-
pectsd of piracy in the past. and now
following the rude business of an In.
dian trader. What my lord should
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02
APPLY Put.

Papa, what is Pedestrian
IAN individual, my son, that is al
ways found in front Of automobiles"
lie Rire (Paris).
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02

Gen. Degoutte Is In immediate
Command OF the French troops now
III control of sthe Ruhr district OF
Germany. At certain points he has
thrown his troops beyond the basin
oundaries and invaded neutral ter.
rit0ry.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02
WORLDS NEWS
BRIEFLY RETOLD
important News of Both Henri
spheres Boiled Down to
Last Analysis.

Lily Francis, of Belfast, Ireland, Is
months old, was burned to death while
a boarder sat in the same room read
ing newspaper. He was deaf and
near-sighted.
All Sing Ching, Of Eva, Oahu, Ha-
wall, 14-year-old boy of Chinese ex-
traction, won first place in the Amer
lean legion's essay contest for Ameri-
can school children on the subject,
How Can the American Legion Best
Serve the Nation?" The contest re.
suits were announced by Garland w.
Powell, director Of the legion's ma.
tional Americanization commission.
Pairs of shoes made in the United
States during the last business year
numbered 318,424,917, or about three
pairs for each person in the country.
What is believed to be the oldest
specimens of canned beef in the world
have been discovered by excavators
in the tomb of King Tutenkhanum. at
Luxor, Egypt. While it was not wholly
palatable, being $3.50 years old, the
meat Is in an excellent state of preser.
vation
A resolution to abolish the state leg
islature Of Nevada and substitute a
commission of seven for it will be in.
troduced at once in the state senate at
Carson, Senator Fitzgerald OF Nye
county gave formal notice recently.
Dr. Edward B. Morgan, of Paterson.
N. j., who recently grated portions OF
a pigs eye to the eye Of Alfred Lem.
anowicz in an effort to restore the II.
year-old boys sight, pronounced the
operation a success. The youth de-
clared he could distinguish between
light and darkness.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02

Pairs of shoes made in the United
States during the last business year
numbered 318,424,917, or about three
pairs for each person in the country.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-02-02
DAIRY

Every time you abuse or brighten a
COW, you throw her milk and butter
machinery out Of gear.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
DTRECTIvA DE LA
LOGIA "SINCERIDAD"

Ha sido electa por la Logia "since-
ridad'' de Santurce, la siguiente direc-
tiva que regira los destinos de dicho
temple durante ell primer trimestre
del aho actual.
John Guerin, P. N. p; Jose Rivera
Martinez, P. N. P. 2; Rufo Ortiz, N.
P. Fulgencio Dias Muller, N. G.; Anto-
nio Gonzalez R, ". c.; Pedro Figueroa
B., S. P; Fabriciano Clemente, D. Cap.
Jose Boada, abogado; Nemesio Prieto,
S. E.; Pauline Rubio Antonio Negr6n,
Asistentes de la D. del N. c.; JESUS M.
Quifonez, derecha del v. c.; Jose Ra-
mos santo, Guardian interior; Antonio
Gonzalez, Izquierda v. c.; Pedro A. Ra-
mos, director de banquete John Cue
rim Jose Rivera Martinez, Consejo
de PIP. mn. PIP.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
"PROGRESO DE LA
CINEMAToGRAFIA'

Segun habran notado nuestros lee
torres, la inclination de las grandes in
dustrias cinematograficas europeas y
algo las americanas, en- los u-timos
tienpos ha sido de uevar Z la pantalla
obras cue va ell pub,ico conoce por ei
Lbro y por ell teatro. Vemos por ejem-
rlo, que los senores J. A. Giusti Co.
nos traen Puerto Rico obras tan CO.
nocidas y tan justamente elogiadas CO
mo clos Tres BGosqueteros'', lei 93''
&c Victor Hugo, otras dltimamente
Las Dos Nilas de Paris.
Ahora-ttiaa compania Alemana, La
Worner Film, irtent6 y consiguio po-
ner en- pelicn1a la gran obra de Sha-
kespeare, oTELo que tan conocida es
por Ell ibro y tantas veces llevada a
las tablas por las que fueron siempre
compafiaS dramaticas del mundo que
inspire al ceIebre compositor Verdi pa
ia producir una de sus operas favori-
tas, que nuestro compatriota Antonio
Faoli, interpreta con tanta maestrfa.
En- nuestro inter6s de obtener una
opinion sobre esta obra antes de tener
rosotros la oportunidad de formar la
nuestra, nos encont1smos que el "Cour-
rier Cinematographic' en- su edici6n
de diciembre 16 de- aio pr6ximo pasa-
do hace grandes elogios de ella, tan
to del trabajo del director en- la pre-
Sentaci6n de la misma como de los
ectores principales que toman parte en-
ella. Dice de Emil Jannings: ida al
personaje otelo la ternura oriental
la candidez del africano que ANA de
una manera casi religiosa la bella
patricia, CUE estrangula luego con ma
nos feroces." De Warner Krauss. ell
nonumentaI artista que hizo Ell Robes
Pierre en- 'Dant6n's, dice, ''que son
pocos los elogios que Sc le' hagan po~
2 interpretation del papel tan dificil
de Yago
CRONTSTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
LOS FUNERALES DEL Elk REY
DE GRECIA EN- NAPoLES

NAPOLES, enero Is: FL cadaver del
ex rey Constantine lego este puer-
to esSa mafiana bordo del crucero
.Italia''.
E, catafalco estaba cubierto con la
bandera nacional de Grecia con in
fnidad de coronas Y flores naturaIes.
La comitiva funebre setaba integra-
da por el Duque de Aosta, en- repre-
sentaci6n de- rey Victor Manuel, la
re,na Sofia, las princesas selena 6
Irene, los principes Jorge, Andres y
Nicolas, Ia Duquesa de Samsta, ell Du-
cue de Dellepuglie, e. aImirante Pa
parigopulos, el diputado Petraleas, el
alcalde Angiu,li, ell -prefecto Con-
de el vice-almirante Stephani.
FL catafalco fue colocado en- la Igle-
si.a Ortodoxa, donde esta custodiado
por so,daaos marinos.
La ex Reina Y las Princesas Sc diri-
gieron al domicilio del Duque de Aosta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
Ell vAPoR DOROTHY EN- PELI-
GRO TNMINENTE DE PERDERsE.

Hemos sido informados en- la ofici-
ma de la "Bull Insular Line, Inc'' ;,
que Sc esta hacienda cuanto Sc puede
por salvar este buque que Sc halla en-
callado en- Punta Patilla, cerca de Pto.
Plata. Las ultimas noticias indican que
hay pocas probabilidades de que Sc sal
We el buque, pues las olas rompen So
bre Ell constantemente y apesar de los
esfuerzos realizados por Ell Captain del
Helen de la misma empresa, la 81
tusc.on de dicho buque empeora.
Sc han dado instrucciones, sin en-
barge, para que, de considerable pro
cedente, Sc extraiga la carga.
Tenemos entendido que tan pronto
como Sc tuvo noticia de que ell vapor
Dorothy estaba encallado, Sc des-
pach6 en- su ayuda el vapor Helen, /,
que Sc hallaba la saxon en- Arecibo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
IN . K M a CION GENERAL
Ell SENIOR VIzCARRoNDo
AGRADECIDo

Nuestro amigo Ell distinguido caba-
Hero don Francisco vizcarrondo, Sc
cretario del Departamento de Educa-
con nos suplica hagamos pubiico, por
medic de estas lineas, a todos sus ami
COS de San Juan y de la Isla su mas
sincere aprecio por las simpatias que
Ie han demostrado con motive del re-
ciente incendio que redujo a cenizas
su hogar en- Santurce, y en- ell que afor
tunadamente las perdidas Sc limitaron
g la parte material, gracias a la in
tervencion de los muchos amigos del
Sr. Vizcarrondo, que lie prestaron su
valiosa ayuda durante los breves nilu-
tos que dur6 Ell voraz incendio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
DEL PUERTO

Aver por la malana lego a San Juan,
procedente de Espana, el vapor "Con-
de Wifredo'', de la 'Linea de Pini-
uos'', Ell cuaI sale hoy lacia la Haba-
ma y demas puntos de su ruta. FL ci-
tado barco trajo un pasajero alguna
carga general.
-Prccedente de Venezuela lego aver
por la manana Ell vapor "Filadelfia' /,
el cual sale hoy hacia Nueva York, con
pasajeros y carga general.
-Tnforma la Casa de Ezquiaga ha-
Der recibido TN cablegrama avisando-
lie que Ell vapor espafol, ''Buenos All
res, sali6 de Cadiz Ell dia Is del ac-
tual, en- viaje hacia Canerias, Puerto
Rico, Habana Y Sur America.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
LUJOSO OBSEQUIO

Ell distinguido caballero don Fede-
rico Sshomourg, representante &c los
acreditados productos "Bayer", ha
tenido la amabilidad de obsequiarnos
con un lujoso almanaque, tan bello
como utilEsimo.
Representa- los cinco continentes y
sus recientes divisiones politicas, asl
como las banderas de todas las ma
clones Gel mundo, incluyendo a las
republicas de reciente formation CO.
mo Yugo Eslavia Checo Eslova-
quia.
Nos completeness en- dar las mas
expresivas gracias al Sr. Schomburg
por su cortes1a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
voLo AL CIELO

Los distinguidos esposos don Jaima
Annexy y dona Rosalina Fajardo, ele-
mentos yaliosisimos de la sociedad de
Mayagiiez, acaban de pasar por la do
lorosa pena de haber perdido a su ido-
latrada hija Yolanda, que contaba un
allo de edad y constitute ell encanto y
Ia dicha de aquel hogar hoy sumido
en- riguroso luto.
Yolanda, que era la primogenita de
los esposos Annexy- jardo, era una
criatura encantadora, un capullo de ro-
sa deshojado en- eI primer albor de la
Trimavera.
Enviamos a sus desconso,ables pa
dres, asi como tambi6n, a don Jaime
Annexy, abuelo de la que va no exis-
tie, la expression de nuestra mas senti-
da condolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
LAS MEJoRAs QUE Sc HARAN EN-
Ell PUERTO DE PONCE

Como recordaran nuestros lectores,
hace varies dias la Prensa Asociada
anunci6 haber sido informado favora-
blemente en- la Camara de Representa-
tes de Washington, un proyecto de Ley
asignando la suna de $254ooO para la
realizaci6n de ciertas mejoras en- Ell
puerto de Ponce.
El citado proyecto ha sido muy bien
acogido no solo por los habitantes de
la ciudad del Sur, sino por ell pals en-
general, va que en- virtud del mismo Sc
convertira el puerto de Ponce en- uno
de los mejores de la isla.
segdn nuestros inforrnes, las obras
que Sc realizaran en- la bahia de Ponce
son las siguientes: la construction de
un gran malec6n como ell de San Juan,
" Ell dragado de todo el puerto, a una
profundidad que fuctuara entire 9 y 80
pies, de acuerdo con las necesidades
del sitio.
Probablemente, la tarea del puerto
de Ponce sera realizada tambien, por
la misma draga y el personal que ha
hecho el trabajo en- el de San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
UnprOnlinente hOrlbre denegOciOs
CANA trece libras tOIlando IanIac
FL Sr. Crist6baI Puig decIara queIa nueva medi-
Gina acab6 con sus males del est6magO despues
de haber buscadO rernediO en- VaIO pOf dos amos

dies amos de un terrible case de NAL
estomago. Padecia horriblemente de
dyspepsia, aeido en- el est6mago, gas,
entumecimiento estre1imiento, acorn
pailado de depression, debilidad per-
dida de apetito. El hecho es que yo
est2ba muriendo paulatinamente de in
habilidad para conner digerir bastan-
te para conservar mis- fuerzas. En- mi
esfuerzo para ponerme bIen hice I'm
vf3je Barcelona, Espana, aunque
me consult6 con los mas conocidos es
pecfalistas ALI, solo pude conseguir i'm
alivio temporal
LA pri1nera bote,Ia que tome de
Tanlac me puso mucho mejor en- Sc
guida antes que pudiera darme cuen-
ia, mis- males habian desaparecido.
Ahora tengo mucho apetito estoy Ii
bre de gas y de acidez de estomago,
todo Ell alimento 10 digiero perfecta-
mente una vez mas pienso que la
vida vale la pena de vivirse. Soy un
enthusiasts admirador de los meritos de
Tanlac y nrnca perder6 la oportunidad
de recomendarlo de la manera mas
efcaz.'
Tanlac Sc vende Ell todas las sfarma-
cias y droguerias. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17

Aunqua colocado a la venta en- Puer
TO Rico solo desde hace pocos meses,
la fama de Tanlac, la Medicina Macs
ira, la cual ha estado dando tan sor-
prendentes resultados por toda la Anne
rica del Norte, Sc IA extendido por
todo Ell pals V reportes recibidos de to
das parties demuestran que Ia deman
Ga esta aumentando err preparedness
hailagrosas. Solo un artic1lo de m6rito
poco comun puede obtene- popularidad
tan pronto, y la mejor evidencia del
merito de Tanlac es 10 que las perso-
has que % toman dicen de ella. No ca
be dud3 de esta verdad, cuando los
informes rendidos son de personals de
respetabilidad y cuando Sc publican en-
Ia misma comunidad, donde cada hecho
puede ser verifcado
Uno de los testimonies mas fuertes
de Tanlsc es el dado recientemente por
el sr. Cristobal Puig, socio principal
de Ia Panaderia Dulceria de Puig &
Abraham. Gale de San Francisco 48,
San Juan. FL sr. Puig es bien conoci-
do Y estimadto por cientos de personas
en- esta ciudad.
Tanlac me ha hecho ganar trece
hbras en- peso Y me ha devue.to la sa-
lud despu6s de haber sufrido mas de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
REUNION DEL BAR DE
ABoGADos DE PONCE

Ell domingo Sc reuni6 en- la saia de
sesiones de la Corte de Distrito de
Ponce, el Bar de Abogados con obje-
to de reorganizar v elegir la directiva
del amp 1928.
Presidio la session interinamente Ell
Hon. Rafael Diaz Cintr6n, y Sc con-
sideraron varias importantisimas me
clones. Dirigieron la palabra sus con-
paneros los Lcdos. Rafael Diaz Gin
tion y don Luis Yordan Davila.
Sc procedi6 elegir la directiva y
cued6 constituida de la maners 81
guiente:
Presidente: Lcdo. Fernando B. For
naris; vice. -presidente. Lcdo. Felipe Co
Ion Diaz; secretario, Lcdo. R. Yordan
Pasarell; tesorero, Lcdo. Alberto S. Po-
yentud vocal, Lcdo. Manuel A. Ri
vera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-17
INFORMATION OFFICIAL ACERCA
DE DE LOS NoMBRAMIENTos

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha expedite
hoy los siguientes nombramientos:
Para Juez de la Corte de Distrito
de Guayama al senior Gabriel Caste
jon, quien ocupa actualmente ell car
go de Juez Municipal at Large; pa
ra Juez Municipal at Large al sefior
Jose S. Aybar, actual Juez de la Cor
te Municipal de San Juan, secci6n fri
mera; para Juez de la Corte Munici-
pal de San Juan, Secci6n Primera, al
sefior Eafael Palacios Rodriguez; y
para Juez de la Corte Municipal de
San Juan, secci6n segunda, al senior
Pedro Manzano Avif6.