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The Washington times., 1924-09-29

have been thinking baseball
twenty-four hours q day for 30 long
that It WAS beginning to get me.
II I walked up at night I always
had some baseball problem facing
me. All day long It has been
baseball, baseball. baseball. Down
at Kerrss place there was no base
ball. Il was just a lovely. quiet
day on 9 farm near the ocean.
think we all got q lot Of good from
our trfp."
Harris has stood the wear and
tear exceedingly well. bat signs
show the strain IL there. He Il
inclined to be serious at al times,
something new for him. He has
not lost much weight, but his
nerves are on edge, lust the same.
His answers to questions were hrief
ana very much to the point last
Friday, following that defeat,
though he was quick to correct him
self. BuclSy usually has himself
well In hand. He never hesitatcs to
set himself right with everybody.
We are going out today 10
ctnch this thing" said the Gsriffs'
leader today. Never mind those
Yanks. l don't care what hap.
pens to them IN Philadelphia.
We've got 10 win our own pen.
nant, not have Philadelphia dc It
for ms.
$50 we're going out to trim the
Red Sox. If the Yanks lose, an the
worse for them. Then they'll be
three games behind. That's the way
I look at II. But we must win our
own pennant against the strongest
opposition. We are ready
Showers are expected here today
and tomorrow. Strangely enough.
u q heavy rain prevented the
fighting Griffs from playing their
last two games, they would win the
pennant against the Yankees, even
though the latter won both games
Of their battle with the Maclxmen.
In that case the Griffs would wind
up with margin Of one game over
the Yankees
II the Griffs lose their last two
games and the Yanks win theirs. q
tie VIII result and post season
series OF three games win FOLLOW.
rtHS - ~ law LIAO rIk1uLGs
One victory for the Grfffs. either
today or tomorrow, viii give them
the pennant, regardless OF what the
Yankees may do in Philadelphia.
we need one win, don't we?'' saws
Bucly Harris. ITO cinch this pen.
nant. We're going to get il today.
I'll admit this drive came near
getting US, but now know were
going to win. Believe me, therein
rbe some celebration in our club
house this afternoon when we've
won this championship"
Speaking OF celebrations, there
may be one tonight for those wish.
ing to celebrate. n the race Is
decided today and not tomorrow,
President Griffith win be host at q
celebration marking the end Of the
strain. Yes, It VIII be real one,
In the event that the decision does
not come until tomorrow, which Is
possibility, the celebration VIII be
necessarily curtailed for the Griffs
win hurry to their train after din.
ner and start for home
The athletes are expecting an
other Wild reception at the Union
Station Wednesday morning.
Twice have they returned to
The Washington times., 1924-09-29
Navy Is Yelling

!, with many members OF the last
years team graduated. the Naval
have hurt. Plebes are filling IN the
vacancies
The Washington times., 1924-09-29

Johnson really planned to quit
baseball in the big show with this
campaign. his eighteenth, but It u
q good bet that he win be at Tampa
in the coming spring. oiling up the
old soupbone and strengthening
those legs with q championship ball
club. He might have wanted to re.
tire. He undoubtedly did. But
johnson has never experienced .
pennant victory before. He has yet
to appear in his first world series.
He has yet to tour the league as
.one Of the champions.
johnson may learn from the
scoreboard today at Fenway Park
that he Is with q pennant winner.
In that case he Will know that on
Saturday. before the President Of
the United States and q capacity
throng at the Griffith Stadium. he
will pitch his first world series
contest. But another season must
come before he will be able to
tour the country az one OF the
champions. He win get that thrill
or this writer does not know Wal.
ter johnson.
The Washington times., 1924-09-29
Hole In One Club Is
Joined By Golfer
Of Rock Creek

The secretary to that genial
organization, "The Hole in One
Club" was busy today recording
the entry Of another member.
The recruit is M. E. Tickle,
an Official Of the Veterans
Bureau, and the seventh hole
at. Rock Greek Park was the
one which saw his genius. Four
golfers saw the bali trickle into
the cup after Tickle had driven
from the seventh tee.
The Washington times., 1924-09-29
Who Cares?

Rain stopped the. last game be-
tween the Indians and the Browns.
That's tough.
The Washington times., 1924-09-29

=
All / hope" says Griff, rs that
they won't make me ride a white
horse. That Carl Thoner would do
anything. He might have a white
horse for me to ride up the Ave
nue."
The Griffmen are a bit bashfsil
about this reception sthey win get
in Washington. Joe Judge wants
to duck out side door, find his
car and drive like mad out to Ali,
son street. So does Sam Rice, his
next door neighbor. The fans are
going to have hard time corraIing
some Of the boys at the station.
Do you have to have a dress
suit at the dinner they're going TO
| give us?' asked Early McNeely.
IF you do I'm going to be out Of
luck. came East with just enough
to hire one and then it'll be terri.
BILE II It doesn't happen to fit very
well"
Anyway. Il win be happy bunch
Of athletes tumbling out Of their
sleepers at the Union Station
| Wednesday morning, make no mis-
take about that. Their long grind
will be at an end. They will have
brief rest before entering the big
series with the Giants and it may
be said now as well as later that
| the Griffs do not fear the Giants
the least little bit.
Sunday In Boston Is a fine day to
visit cemeteries. The weather was
perfect and many Of the Griffmen
took stro1ls through the Back Bay.
Others walked down town, gazing
into windows for entertainment. A
football game over In South Boston
attracted half q dozen OF the players
and they returned disguised. It
was a sandlot game. which is OK.
PLANTATION enough.
Mule Shirley but in 4 rourh
day. CHANGING over the morning
paper, he discovered that Wake
Forest had beaten North Carolina,
his alma mater, I 10 6. That
ruined his whole day, Shirley
was halfback on The North
Carolina eleven last fall.
p. Lawrence Philips, announcer
extraordinary at the Griffith stadium.
Is here. He has seen both games
played to date and will finish out
the season with the fighting Griffs,
roofing his head off.
Frankie Baxter, clubhouse bow
having chewed all his finger nails
CT during the thrilling battle OF
the Griffmen on this trip, Is in a
sad way. He does not know how
he will be able to finish out the sea
son. He spent Sunday looking over
the historical battlefield OF Lexing.,
ton where John Bull took the first
one in the lamp and reported today
that his nails had not sprouted
hardly any.
George Marshall. washington
business man and pal or Bucky.
Harris. arrived this morning to be
In at the death. He win witness
these last two games and then for.
ever more win be able 20 tell his
friends that he actually saw Waah,
ington win q pennant. -
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McGraws Team 10
Practice Here
On Friday

NEW YORK, Sept. 29,-In
the event Washington clinches
its hold on the American League
pennant in the two remaining
days Of the race, it is the plan
Of John McGraw to take his
Giants to the Nations Capital
on Friday IN order TO give HIS
men . full afternoons practice
at the Senator's park before the
series opener there on Saturday.
II the Senator's win the pen-
nant, it Is likely they win make
use Of the Polo Grounds for
practice on Thursday, It is said.
In order to keep the Giants
on playing edge, McGraw will
take his champions to New
Haven tomorrow for an exhibi-
ton game with the Eastern
League club Of that city. The
following day, the Giants will
entertain the inmates Of Sing
Sing. It b possible that the
Giants may play Waterbury,
champions Of the Eastern
League on Thursday at Water
bury.
The Washington times., 1924-09-29

Brooklyn. s.; Boston, 4.
Chicago. Z; Pittsburgh, 3.
ST. Louis. 90; cineinnsti. s-s
TODAY's GAMES.
Pittsburgh At Chicago.
PhiladeIphia At New York
The Washington times., 1924-09-29

Washington in first place, each
time running into q wild recep-
ton. But returning as cham.
piOns Of the league they naturally
look forward to an even wilder
reception.
The Washington times., 1924-09-29
BASEBALL G.
~ STATISTICS

Yesterdays Home Runs.
National League.
The Washington times., 1924-09-29
Amerlean I,eaeuA.

Esssus totals. NatlOn.L tss: Amsri-
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BASEBALL q
- TANDTN Ga

Detrolt 10; Chicago. 10. (lO innings
darknessl. s
ST. Louis It Cleveland frair).
Other teams not scheduled.
TODAY'S VsAlTEg.
Warrington at Boston.
New York At Philadelphia.
ftfE -1,4ssl. KEW l0akratf 4 GhnNa -
The Washington times., 1924-09-29

rearing to go, anxious for the old
bah game to get under way. Their
confidence has returned and again
they feel It is impossible for them
to lose.
BucIky Harris has . hard time
ConceaIing his happiness. Walter
Johnson carries . perpetual grin.
The old boy has never before been
with q champs nship team and he
is like 3 kid, sIapping the players
on the back on the slightest pro.
vocation.
The Washington times., 1924-09-29

Mule Shirley put in rough
day. CHANGING over the morning
paper, he discovered that Wake
Forest had beaten North Carolina,
his alma mater, I 10 6. That
ruined his whole day, Shirley
was . haIfbacIK on The North
Carolina eleven last fall.
The Washington times., 1924-09-29

The athletes are expecting an
other wild reception at the Union
Station Wednesday morning.
Twice have they returned to
The Washington times., 1924-09-29

Boone made valiant effort 20
collar that drive and did ret his
hands on Il, but the bali was
moving too fast. He dropped n.
giving LETTER q tw0.bagger and
eending three runs over the SliaT1.
That one punch put the Griffmen
~ the lead and provided the fire
with which they finished the
contest. -
Evening star., 1924-01-24

The minister Of the Serbs, Croats and
Slovenes. DR.. Pavichich. is in New
fork. where he went to attend the
Inaugural banquet this evening of ~
American-Jugoslav Society.
Evening star., 1924-01-24

ss s.r. L Cap; Ps'.s sas Mt. The asss fs k:s: :::
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd WagEaman. Mrs.
Sarah Lee Phillips. Mrs. ouinby Nc
keon. Mrs. Georgia Lee Parker Miss
Mildred Greble.. Col. Joseph Eeach-
William Bowie Clark and Mr.. Dorten
of Boston.
The Misses sedgley will not re-
celVe tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. John b. Larner entertained a
company of eighteen Of this seasons
oebutantes at luncheon today fer her
de6utante daughter. Miss Anna South
ard Larner.
Mrs. Perry s. Heath was hostess to
a company Of eighteen at luncheon
today at her home on V street.
The Iostesses for Friday
Congressional Club Tea.
Mrs. Burton French and Mrs. James
Frear have been invited to pour at
the regular Friday afternoon recep-
tion at the Congressional Club,
Thoss wh9 S Mss ss puprs s
Leonard Echols Mrs. George Favrot,
Mrs. Hubert Fisher, Mrs. Hrthur
Free, Mrs. Richard Elliott, Mrs.
Charles Evans. Mrs. E. Hart Fem,
/, MIS-. lSTHel fOslcT anu NlTS. Louis
Fairfield.
Dean Wilbur will address the club
before the tea hour on The Corridor
of Lyric Poetry in the Congressional
Library"
Nine Bryn, wife of the Norwegian
minister and dean of the wives of
the legation representatives in Wash
| ir gton, is to be the guest OF honor
iof the American Association OF Uni
versity Women at it's national head
quarters, 1884 l street northwest, on
Wednesday,, January 80. from until 6
o'clock.
Representative and Mrs. Charles b
Ward of New York were hosts to a
small company at dinner last night at
the New willard.
Mrs. william Walton Harper and
Miss Marian >Iill of Peliso. Orange,
Va. are spending a few weeks at the
Lee House.
Miss Pearl Lee Boone has returned
to her home, on New Hampshire ave.
nue., from Ditchley, Va, where she
has been for a month. owing to the
illness and death of her grandfather
Col william Harvey Carter. Miss
Boone has Cancelled all of her Eocial
engagements and has set no date fol
her wedding, which was to have
taken place at Christmas time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Holstein
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Continued on Ninth Page
Evening star., 1924-01-24
(GBrooks-Stevens.)

them preceding the British bachelors
dance Saturday night.
Miss Margaret Harding. who was
Miss Hamlin's guest for several
weeks. has returned to her home in
Boston.
The assistant secretary of the
Treasury. Mr.. Eliot Wadsworth. will
day evening of the American Asso-
citation Of University Women when he
Mellon Plan" 50 much interest in
Mr.. Wadsworth's talk has been shown
that members have been extended
the privilege of a guest.
Mrs. Stanton Judkins Peelle and her
daughter, Miss Betty Byrne will be
at home at Meridian Mansions, 240O
16th street, tomorrow afternoon, from
to o'clock.
Mrs. Quincy B. Newman is enter
tanning today at the Washington
miral F. c. Billiard, United States coast
guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowie Chip
man will entertain at dinner Jan.
uary 2S.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman was the
guest in whose honor Mrs. Francis
WlEnbOr0 entertained d company OF
twelve at luncheon today in her
apartment at 2029 Connecticut
avenue.
Mrs Wigmore will receive on Sat
urdays, February 3 and Is.
Maj R. NJ. Campbell entertained a
company at the supper dance at lie
Paradis last evening.
Mrs. Amber A. Marsteller. who is
the house guest of her brother and
sister-in- law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
NJ Wallace. will return to her home
in Norfolk, Va, at the end of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Adams will
entertain at dinner at Wardman Park
Hotel January 28.
Col. and Mrs. Hamilton S Hawkins
will give a buffet supper this evening
in their quarters at Fort Myer for
their daughter, Miss Hawkins, when
their guests Will number about
thirty-fve young people. Col. and
Mrs. Hawkins Will take their guests
later to the hop at the fort.
Mrs. Hawkins will entertain at tea
tomorrow afternoon, after the drill
Mr.. Henry Martin Clarke was host
at dinner last evening entertaining
In honor of Mrs. w. Harry Brown
Evening star., 1924-01-24

OF Piainneld, N. j.. announce the en-
Eagement Of their daughter ABBY TO
Mr.. Thomas Renaud Rutter. the wed
ding to take place In the early
summer.
Mr.. Rutter is the son OF the late
]. Edgar Thomson Rutter and Mrs.
Rutter. formerly Of New York city
and now Of Washington. and grand .
son of the late Thomas Rutter OF
New York. He is graduate OF
Princeton University and OF Harvard
Law School.
The second of the series Of Army
dances will be given tomorrow
evening at the New Willard.
In the receiving line will be
Senator and Mrs. Arthur Capper. Mrs.
Clarence o. Sheriff. and Mrs. Lewis
Sherer. Col. Joseph Beacham will
make the presentations.
Several dinner parties will be given.
The Army dance committee an
nounces an extra dance at the New
Willard March 27.
Miss Kate Dean Owen left Wash
ington Tuesday evening for Southern
Pines, ". c., with her sister, Mrs. c. ID.
Cugle, who has been Ill for several
weeks.
Miss Gertrude Lutz has gone to
Florida, where she is the guest or
Miss Margaret Key, at Lake wales:
Miss Lutz will return the middle or
next month.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
yeytOn-Sands Wedding
In Rride's Home Mt Noon.

| The marriage of Miss Jane McCue
Sands to DIR. Sylvester Blanchard
! Newton took place at noon today, In
! the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Preston Blair Sands,
! formed by Rev. Edward F. Buckley
and was followed by an informal re-
ception for the small company OF rel
atives and intimate friends who wit
| messed the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown OF ivory
brocade, made on straight lines. the
| skirt slightly draped to one side, and
court train of the broeade. Over
| the gown she wore a tunic Of point
| applique lace, and her veil. of point
mother at her wedding. She
| carried a white prayer book with
silver corners. which has been car
| ried by four generations of brides in
| her family and from which the we'd
ding ceremony for each bride was
| read.
DR.. Newton and his bride will leave
| Immediately after for a wedding trip.
| and on its conclusion will make their
| home in Washington.
Admiral and Mrs. Edward w.
Eberle will entertain at dinner Mon
day evening in honor of Miss Natalie
HAMMOND. debutante daughter Of Mr..
VIII take their guests later to the
dance which officers of the Navy and
Marine Corps will give at the New
Willard.
Rear Admiral and Mrs c. C.. Black
will entertain at dinner this evening.
Mrs Lord, wife of the director of
the bureau of the budget will OBJ
serve her day at home tomorrow from
4 to o'clock for the last time this
season
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs Roosevelt will go to New
York Saturday to remain until the
middle of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren I. Glover will
be hosts at dinner at Wardman Park
Hotel February 5.
Miss Anna Hamlin will have as
guests for the week end Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Brewster, the latter formerly
Miss Tracy Lyon Of New York. who
| will arrive Saturday. Miss Hamlin
will entertain a dinner party for
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Society
The President and Mrs. Coolidge Hosts
at Dinner Tonight for Members
of the Supreme Court.

a fortnight at the senator's shooting
| box.
| Mrs King. wife of Senator William
| II. King. will not receive this after
noon. but will be at home Thursday
afternoon. January 81.
Mrs. Guy U. Hardy of Canon City
| Col. wife of Representative Guy u
Hardy Of Colorado, has Joined him
here for the remainder of the session
| Representative and Mrs. Hardy have
taken a home at 1888 Webster street
northwest.
Representative Willis G. Sears OF
Omaha. Neb.. has come to Washing
| ton and has taken an apartment at
| the New Willard for the remainder
of the session.
Frau Won Lewinski. wife OF the
counselor of the German embassy, and
Mrs. William n. Vale, wife OF Rep
resentative Vaile of Colorado. Will
hold a joint reception tomorrow AFT.
ernoon, at 3145 10th street. from 4:30
their hours later than usual on ac,
count of the regular Congressional
Club tea, giving visitors an oppor-
tunity for both calls.
Assisting during the afternoon Will
be Mrs Hubert Work, wife of the
Secretary of Interior; Nine. Varela,
wife of the minister of Uruguay
Nine Sanchez Latour, wife or the
minister of Guatemala: Mrs. p. Hart
Fenn, Nine. de Lambert and Mrs.
William Penn Montgomery.
The honorary counselor of the
Italian embassy and Signor Catalan.
who have been visiting the latter s s
mother. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, will
sail from New York Wednesday, Feb
ruary 6. for Europe.
Signor and Signora Catalan were
the guests of honor at dinner last
evening of Mrs. John stewart NC
I,ennan, whe entertained a company
of twelve.
Evening star., 1924-01-24
Little Diplomats Build
Theater and Properties.

Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher will
entertain in the lounge Of the AM
bassador Theater Wednesday after
noon, January 80. from $3.50 to 8
o'clock for the Children OF the Ameri-
can Revolution.
Mrs. Edouard Albion will receive
with Mrs. Locher, giving the children
an opportunity to meet the real story
teller Of the childrens hour over the
radio.
The feature Of the afternoons en-
tertainment will be q fairy spectacu-
lar performance Of the Enchanted
Forest" which will be given in a
Marionette theater. Milan, Vlado
and Ivan, the young sons Of Mr.. Mi
Ian Getting. attaches OF the Czecho-
IConiinued on Ninth Page.l
Evening star., 1924-01-24

Mrs. william Walton Harper and
Miss Marian ~Hi,l of Peliso, Orange,
Va. are spending a few weeks at the
Lee House.
Evening star., 1924-01-24

The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Roosevelt will go to New
York Saturday to remain until the
middle of next week.
Evening star., 1924-01-24

HE President and Mrs. Cool
idge are entertaining at one
Of the series of state dinners
tonight. the event being in
honor Of the Supreme: Court There
will be several out of town guests. in
cluding Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. But
Ter Of Boston and their son and
daughter in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan Butler Of Dedham Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs Rugg and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Chandler Christy.
Evening star., 1924-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowie Chip
man will entertain at dinner Jan.
uary 2S.
Evening star., 1924-01-24

Mrs. Quincy B. Newman is enter
tanning today at the Washington
Club for Mrs. Billiard. wife of Rear Ad-
miral F. c. Billiard, United States coast
py1ard
Evening star., 1924-01-24

Maj R. NJ. Campbell entertained a
company at the supper dance at lie
Paradis last evening.
Evening star., 1924-01-24

The minister of CzechosIovak;a Dr
Chvalkovsky, went to New York ves.
terday and will attend the BANQUET
This evening of the American-Jugo-
olav Society. DR.. Chvalkovsky will
return in a few DAYS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-30
MAS CADLEGRAMAS
&c DONALD AFIRMA SUS
,FRoP0SIToS DE REANUDAR
LAS RELACIONES DIPLOMA
TICAS CON RUSSIA

LoNDREs, eneco 30. Gable franees)
lima comunieac.on Official ma sido pT-
hIicada mediantc IA cusi SO mace sa-
bsr que el Primer Ministro dc Inglate-
rra. no IN vuelto a conceder nadie
,ninguna otra interview despues de la
prfmsra iinica Que concedi5 4 lbs
principales peri6diccs as csta ciuded.
Estas declaracionss han sido hechas
p6r 81 Premier de Ia Gran Bretafa, per
NOR de ciertos rumOres ans Sc v!enen
!. psopalando de que este HI resuslto va
riAr los primeros impetus de 81 s"oiaa
. Ia Primera Magistratura del Reino.
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LA CoMISIoN FEDERAL DE
COMERCIO ACUSA A LA "RA-
~DIo CORPORATION OF AME-
RIGA" DE SOSTENER UN MO
N0POLI0 EN- PERJUICI0 DEL
COMERCIo

WASHINGTON, cnerO %. Omitted
rress) - La Comision Federal de Co.
mercic acusa la Radio Corporation OF
America d. encabezar un monopoho pa
"a Ia tenta de aparatos de radio en-
grave psrjricio al comercio hhro.
Sc han iescubierto numerosos acner-
dos verihcados por dicha corporacien
com ia General Electric Co, la Au,eri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Co., Ia
westirg House Elsctric Co, la western
Eeetric Co., y ctEas grandes comVa'
hias manufacturers de apsratos eisc'
sricos radiotslcsrShecs. con ei hn dc
obten,r todas las patenses conceHeT
derechos de venta exclnsivaments a
los nsembros de dicha asoc;acion.
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III TRATADo ENTIRE ITALIA
Y YUGOESLAVIA HA SIDo
DADO A La PUBLICIDAD

ROMA, enero 90. Gable frsncSs) E.
--Los diarios de esta ciudad anuncian
qps el primer articulo del Tratado ita-
lo.yogoeslavo relative a Fiune, esti-
pnla una completa neutralidad recipro
e. em easo dc guerra. FL articulO de-
elmo del mismo tratsdo hace constar
.0us entre ambos paises Sc coOperara
pafa Ia defsnsa economical y milttar
Ests Tratado ssrS puesto Ia con-
sietraei6n de la sociedad de las nacio-
nes.
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ANlJNCIO De SUBASTA'
"BANco DE SAN JUAN"

San Juan. p. r. enero Is, de 1924
Por la presente Sc avisa los tene-
dores de certificates por accfones de
este Banco que por srs nlmeros sc ex-
presan continuation, que de no ser
satisfecho el importe total de los mis-
mos en- el curse de treinta dias par
tir de esta fecha, dc acuerdo con la
seccion Numero 12 de la ley de Bancos
y por acuerdo dc la Junta de Direc-
torres de este. Sc procedera a la su-
basta de las mencionadas acciones.
Froposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- publica subas-
ia de las citadas acciones cuyo valor
la par ascienden a (S3S5 OO) TRES-
CIEEToS OCHENTA Y CINCO DOL
LARS sin centavos, Sc admitiran en- es
Ia oficina hasta las dos de la tarde
del dia Is de fehrero de 1924 en- que
Sc abriran pIblicamente.
Ninguna proposition menor al impor
te de S263 10 sera tomada en- cuenta
para es:a subssta, sea el importe pcr
cubrir por los tenedores, entendi6ndo-
Sc que ia diferencia hasta los 1885 90
el importe total de las misnas, o sean
Sl21 s5, sera adjudicada al mayor
postor
Cualquier datO que sea requerido
por los intsrssados. podra suministrar-
sele en- esta oficina.