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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24
CHAMBER PLANS 1
 OUTDOOR MEETINGS
New City White Way Sought
 For Tuscaloosa
lTnIscaloosa Rureaul

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, May 23.--Out door meetings of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held in various places during July and August, it was decided at the meeting of the board of directors Wednesday night Fred Max we'll reported that the plans for the city white way were completed and ac- cepted by the Alabama Power com pany. The plans will be submitted to the city commission and merchants for acceptance. Report on the playground was made and committee was ap- pointed to take under advisement the appointment of a playground supervis sor during the months of June, July and August. E
 War Veteran Diss- The body of w. c. Hays arrived from Detroit We'd nesday night and the funeral was held from Bethany church Thursday after noon. He was a veteran of the World war and formerly lived in Tuscaloosa county.
 Banker Nominated Glenn Foster, cashier of the Merchants Bank and Trust company of this city was nomi- mated Wednesday as the director of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24
LEGION PRESENTS FLAG TO COUNTY
Brown Will Speak At Courthouse Exercises
 Next Week

The board of revenue and other county officials will receive a new American flag, the gift of Birmingham Post No. 1 of the American Legion, in an appropriate ceremony next Fri day morning. The flag will fly at the top of brand new flag pole to be erected on the court house lot just to the left of the building.
 Walter Brewer, prominent Birming- ham attorney and a former service man, will make the speech of presenta- tion on behalf of the American Legion. A member of the board of revenue, not yet announced, will accept the flag as representative of the county. The exercises will begin at 10 o'clock at the court house.
 Lieutenant c. R. Crandall, in charge of navy recruiting in Birmingham, has promised that members of his staff will see that the flag is run up in the morn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24
JEFFERSON PLAYERS

Tn Love With Love-" that deIight- ful and entertaining comedy of young love and youthful lovers, will be pre- sented just twice more, Saturday mati- nee and night, and those Jefferson pa- irons who have not yet made their res ervations are advised by the manage ment to do so immediately, because this Jefferson Players. Miss Tamzon Man ker, H. Glynn MacFarlane, Russell Fill more and Deforrest Dawley are the fea- tured players. Next week Scrambled Wives" sparkling farce with Miss Kathleen Comegys, Mr. MacFarlane and Mir. Fillmore featured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24
MAY CUT DOWN
 PRICE OF WATER
Public Service Commits sion Now Conducting
 Survey Tn Bessemer
[Ressemer Rnreaul

|
 BESSEMER, Ala, May 23.-The preliminary survey looking toward a reduction in the Bessemer water rates was begun Friday, under the super vision of the Alabama public service commission and officials of the water company. They are being assisted by city officials, and at the conclusion of the survey the rate hearing will be held either at Montgomery, or Besse- mer.
 The, city council asked reduction in the rates several years ago and being unable to reach an agreement with the company, the matter was ap- pealed to the utilities board short time ago. Time was allowed both sides to prepare their cases, and to have the commissioners study the situation.
 John D. Weakley, president of the water company and Engineers McDon- aid and Brown spent Friday going over the district with Mayor R. P. Me Tyeire and other city officials. The result of their meeting was not an- nounced, but members of the commis- sion have stated that the hearing will be brought up without delay. | There has been complaint here for number of years over the alleged ex- | that the company is considering sub mitting a> new contract to the city be- fore the hearing is formally brought up.
 Hold Confederate Tag Day-The United Daughters of the Confectionery will hold a tag day Saturday to raise funds for the veterans who wish to at | tend the annual reunion in Memphis. Tags will be sold downtown, with the assistance of the children of the con- | federacy.
 The following committees have been lappointed by Mrs. Charles Bentley, president of the Daughters; Pope Drug company, Mrs. A. D. Bell, Mrs. D. L.. Huey and Mrs. Roy Ledbetter. Fifth Avenue Pharmacy, Mrs. G. w. Will liamson, Mrs. T. J. Jones and Miss India Crofford. Postoffice, Miss Mary Lovett, Miss Bernice Bailey and Mrs. T. T. Huey. Court House, Mrs. Ray Tillman, Mrs. c. B. Lytle and Mrs. ". l.. Maritime. Fulton Drug company, Mrs. J. w. Perkins, Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. D. l.. Fulton. Pegram Patton Drug company, Mrs. J. W. Mcconnell, Miss Iillie Mae Christlieb and Mrs. J. W. McCorkle.
 Reunion CIOses-The York Rite re- union which has been in progress three days, was brought to a close Friday evening. A feature of the reunion was a banquet of all the lodges Thursday evening, when about 300 were in at | tendance.
 The degrees were conferred in the council Friday evening beginning at ' 80 pm. with the officers of Sam Stein council, No. 73 in charge. Work was carried out in four degrees in the lodge, with large number of eandi- dates. The reunion was brought to a close at 9 o'clock when a social hour was held.
 This has been one of the. most sue cessful reunions eyer held by Bessemer matronS, several hundred candidates having been conferred degrees in the blue lodges, the chapter and the council.
 EntertainS Young MatrOns = Mrs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24

ing and taken down in the afternoon in keeping with the rules of flag etiquette At its meeting last Tuesday, the board of revenue awarded the contract for erecting the hagpole to E. s. In. gram, specialist in such jobs, for 500. It has just been painted and will be erected as soon as the paint has dried, probably early next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24
YOUNG IRISH
 DANCE MAD
 BISHOP FINDS

DUBLIN, May 2S. Young Ire land has gone mad on dancing The Bishop of Armagh, following on the pronouncements of numerous other bishops, says that the youth of the country is suffering moral im- pairment through dance houses. Young people of both sexes, he said, frequent dance houses and stay out all hours.
 There has also been, wave of intemperance and an extension of stands where drink can be had.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24
AT THE LYRIC


 Saturdays performances mark the closing of one of the most entertaining bills the Lyric has offered in sometime, coming right on the heels of another of the same variety.
 The headliner is the offering of horin Raker and Company, Pals and the Girl" This is a One-act comedy that : is described as unusually good clever lines and q real plot going into it's makeup.
 Jean Sothern has met with the ap- proval of vaudeville audiences since her final appearance Monday afternoon. She calls her act Girls Will Be boys" and it is described as a bit of femininity with masculine twist.
 The added attraction is yet more humor put on by Bal Lloyd and Jack Goode, Gentlemen from Dixie" They are black-face comedians and are said to be about the best that may be found Variety will be found in the special feature.' The Santiago Trio, group of versatile entertainers from South Amer ica, will offer dances and acrobatics Rounding out the bill are Josephine Amoros, That French Girl" and Mae Francis, musical comedy songstress.
 AT LOEW'S BIJOU
 Movie fans of Birmingham will have the last opportunity during Saturday to see the great super-screen classic, Beau Brummel," at Loew's Bijou, with John Barrymore in the star title role, and special Saturday schedule for this great picture is announced as fol- lows 1, 1, :45 and 9 80 D. m.
 The vaudeville bill will begin at 1920, 8, 6 and $50 p. m., with the doors of the theatre opening at 12 o'clock noon promptly.
 Music lovers and especially lovers of that most beautiful of all instruments, the violin, will also have the last oppor- tunity to hear Jan Rubini, Sweden's young virtuoso, who headlines the vau- deville bill, accompanied by Yvonne MarF.
 ''The Honeymooners,' a one-act musi- cal satire, with. q distinguished cast of seven artists, . also a special 6aatzFz
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24
ELIMINArE CHANGE BOOTHS
New York Subways To Have Automatic
 Nickel Dispensers

cal slot machine for changing dimes, quarters and half-dollars has. been adopted by the Interborough Rapid Transit company to replace hte l 200 persons now. occupying change booths at the entrance to New York's subways. John Eagan entertained the members of the Junior Matrons club at her home Wednesday afternoon. This was a business session when the club eal- endar and the work to be carried next year was made up. After a social hour, the hostess served an ice course to 12 members. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. J. c. Pope.
 Epw0rth League Entertains--Nfem- bers of the Epworth league enter tained Friday evening at the Jones' boro Methodist church, when an inter esting Kid" party was given. This class is composed of both boys and girls, and at the Friday evening enter tainment there were a number of adult mmebers of the church, clother as chil- dren and attractive prizes were given for the most appropriate costume.
 Personal-Mr. and Mrs. R. l.. Bram- lett and Miss Eula Wimpee of Tusca- loosa, are the guests of friends here
 MISS OefaIulne ODeil3 WHO mas been teaching at Warrior will return home Tuesday. s-
 Miss Julia Dainwood is visiting friends in Birmingham for few days.
 Yeatman King of Tuscaloosa, is visit ing friends in Bessemer.
 Joe Rosenbugh is ill at the Bessemer General hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Haffner will leave Sunday for visit with friends in Pittsburg
 V. G. Sullivan left Friday for Co., lumbiana for a visit with relatives. Miss Una Bell Mayhan of CIanton, returned home after a visit with friends here.
 Miss Virginia Price of the Uniyer- sity of Alabama is the guest of Mrs. w. c. Baty
 Mrs. John Thomas and son, Jack Burgin of Coal Valley, were the re- cent guests of Mrs. M. Scott at Dolo- mite.
 Miss Margaret Raymond of Los An geles, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. T. Drum.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24
THE PERs0NAI. T0uCH

An interesting advertisement which appeared in a college paper:
 If the gentleman who took my psy- chology notes from the cloak track will return them before exams no questions will go unanswered. "-C Colorado, Dodo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24

RESORTS AND TRAVEL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24
BARNES PROTESTS
 SCHALL'S ATTACK
Charges Abuse Of Immunity In
 Payroll Charge

WASHINGTON, May 28. A tsle- gram from Julius H. Barnes, head of the United States Grain corporation during and after the war, protesting against publication in the Congression- a Record of statement by Represen- tatire Schall, republican, Minnesota, that Mir. Barnes put his son on the corporations payroll at $30, 900 year. was read today in the House by Rep resentative Larson, also Minnesota, republican.
 Declaring that Mir. Schall's charge ais embodied in an extension of remarks was ''manifestly an abuse of congress sional immunity Mir. Barnes said that at the time his son was only IA years old and was in school
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-24
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE THEATRES

Jefferson-7All-Star Jefferson Play CTS in '"In Love With Love"
 Lyric-Vaudeville lead, Lorin J. Ba- ker and Company in "Blondes;" picture, Fox comedies and Pathe News.
 Loews Bijou-Vaudeville lead, Jan Rubini and the HOneymooners; picture, John Barrymore in Beau Brummel. ."
 AT THE MOVIES
 Capitol-Wally Van in "The Drivin' Fool"
 Galax-Katherine Norris in You Can't Get Away With It.
 Odeon-Elmo Lincoln in "The Ad- ventures of Tarzan."
 Princess-Matty Mattison in Mile A Minute Morgan"
 Rialto-D. w. Griffith's ''SThe White Rose"
 Royal-Neal Hart in "The Fighting Strain"
 Strand Thomas Meighan in 'The Confidence man."
 Trianon-"The White Moth" with Conway Tearle and Barbara LaMarr. Temple-"The Great White Way, featuring Anita Stewart.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
Ia tUrmI0ar a N. PCna
TOdO eI trdfiCO de trucks SOrd pOr Ia Ca
netera nueva, reSOIM6RdOse de CSa ma
nera unO de los aspeCtOS del hdfiCO.-
Las Obras del puerto tambiGn quedaran
terminadas, despu3s del gran trabajO
efeCtuadO pOr Ia draga Captain Houston

Todos nuestros lectores estan en-
terados de las obras que Sc han We
nido realizando al traves de los meses
en- ell dragado de nuestro puerto.
San Juan, en- la actualidad, ha al
canzado un movimiento maritime sin
precedentes, es de esperarse que ca
da vez aumente mas nuestro conner
clio con ell extranjero. Y para respon-
der ese moviWentO, Sc hace necesa-
rio que nuestro puerto este en- exec
lentes condolences, y que ofrezca ga
rantias de segur;dad aun a los buques
de mas alto tonelaje. De ahi ell sumo
interes cor que Sc ha venido reali-
zando el dragado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
Ell CAsO DE MILLER

"Pero antes de que hablemos de
mi viaje-nos dice-vamos a hablar
de una information publicada por
ustedes, en- relaci6n con la detective.
Yo lie agradecere que usted haga
constar en- su peri6dicO, que en ell
tristemente celebres tcaso del joven
Miller y la Srta. Wells, no intervino
para NADIA la detective, sino que fue
obra exclusive de los agentes de la
prohibition. Ell acto de emprenderla
a tiros con un automovil particular
donde viajan dos jovenes de nues-
ira sociedad, es 10 que Sc conoce en-
los Estados Unidos como un Hold
(Comtinda en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
& ex-jefe del NegOCiadO del
lrabajO, S. Antonio Arroyo,
deClara que So successor, al in
tentar COmbatir So aCtuaCi6n en-
eSe ORGANISING solo ha IOgradO
dlrlglr las mas fuerteS CenSuraS
al Com. Sr. Chard6n

Ell senor Antonio Arroyo, ex-Jefe
del Negociado del Trabajo, nos dio
para publican las siguientes decla-
raciones:
"Debido haber estado ocupado
en- asuntos fannliares durante mu-
chos dfas no habia tenido la oportu-
nidad de contestar las declaraciones
hechas por el sefor Honore, en- el
periodico Ell MUNDO del 81 de
JUNO, pero habiendo terminado di-
tchas ocupaciones, tengo a bien con-
testarlas.
Dejando aparte ciertas declaracio-
nes hechas por el seiior Honore ell
relacion con su record que todo ell
movimiento obrero organizado CO.
noce desde hace amos, quiero hacer
mencion Y contestar la siguiente de-
claraci6n del Sr. Honore:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
VA ToCA A sU FIN

La mayor parte de nuestros lectores
estaran enterados del accidente del di-
que seco en- ell puerto de San Tomas,
que impidi6 que Sc 1levaran cabo
las reparaciones que anualmente Sc lie
hacen al Captain Houston, barco
de drag due tahtos ServicEos sns
prestado al traves de los afios Sin
embargo, y pesar de los inconvenien-
tes, ell active Captain Edholm, y la
eflciente fuerza de hombres a sus Or
denes, han conseguido poner la vie
ia maquina en- excelentes condolences
de servicio, va desde la semana pa
(Contin1a en- la pagina 4)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
fI aICaIde de Ponce, LcdO. Para Cap6,
ha prOC2didO Cambiar eI personal del
COnCejO de Administration de aCuerdO
con las dispOsidORes de Ia nueva ley
municipal reCIentemente enmendada
HA OUEDADO FUERA DE SU CAR
GosDoN BIAS oLIVERAs, LIDEE
SOCIALISM, QUE DEsEMPENA Ell
CARGO DE. COM1sIONADo DE
HACIENDA

Noticias recibidas hace algunos dlas
nos informaban que el Lcdo. Francisco
PARA Capo, Comisionado de Servic1o
Publico en- la ciudad de Ponce Sc pro-
ponia presentar La renuncia de su car
go inmediatamente despu6s que ell Go,
bernador procediese a estampar su fir
ma en- la Ley Municipal tai y como ha
quedado enmendada en- esta ultima Sc
sion extraordinaria de la Legislature.
Noticias posteriores informaban que
Ell Sr. PARA solicitaria una licencia de
dos meses para abandonar su cargo
la expiracion de la misma; pero en- II
tarde de aver hemos recibido un des-
pacho telegrafico en- que Sc nos anun-
clan los cambios administrators a''e
ha realizado ell Sr. PARA en- su adnli-
nistracion de acuerdo con las disposi-
clones de la nueva Ley.
LOS NUEVOS FUNCIONARIOS
aaa Elll sssr. Ra9aa 1las ssonlbRaGo, de acaer-'
do con los terminus de la nueva Ley,
que dispone la desapariclon de todos
los comisionados municipales con ex-
cepci6n del Comisionado de Servlclo
Publico que vuelve a ser Ell Alcalde
como anteriormente con faculta6 pa
ra hacer las nominaciones de los deTnas
funcionarios ADMINISTRATORS, con Ell
conssjo y ell consentimiento de la Asals
blea Municipal, Ell personal que ma de
formar desde ell dia de aver la adnl-
nistraci6n municipal de aquella ciu-
dad.
(Contiuna en- Ia p&g. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
DESEAMOS VENDEDOR

Neces1tamos I'M vendedor de expe-
riencia de apariencia. Debe conocer
la isla bien; tener experlencla en-
lineas de patentizados, perfumeria, es-
pecialidades, etc. Debe saber manejar
automoviI; preferiblemente que sepa
ingles. Buen sueldo. Colocacion perma
nente. Solamente aquellos de amblcjon
que quieran mejorar, deben solicitar.
Escriba: ''Comisiones P. o. Box 152,
San Juan, P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
Sc aeg6 que dichO funciOnariO re,
sultaba un obstaculO aqui; perO, no
Obstante, Ia mOci6n parece no tuvO
ambiente y el petisiOnariO hubO de
retirar''a

Aver tarde sc reuni6 ell "Bar" de
abogados de la Corte Federal con Il
prop6sito de elegir los oiciales que
han de componer su nueva Directiva.
FL Presidente, Lcdo Molina st.
Remy, abrio el acto entire otras CO.
sas manifesto que el habia va de-
sempenado ese cargo ducante va
rios amos Y que era justo que aho-
ia viniera otro a oelPar tau impor-
tonte puesto.
Los concurrentes sugirieron varios
nombres para Presidente, Vice Pre-
sidente, Secretario v vocales, y, fl
nalmente, verifcada la election re-
sult6 electo Presidente el Lcdo. H. R.
Francis. quien no Sc hallaba en- la
reunion; para Vice presidente el Lii
cenciado Gammans; para Secretarlo,
el Lcdo. Luis A. Castro; para Teso-
rero ell Lcdo. B. Sanchez Castanos,
etc. ga
Fueron aprobadas varias mociones
de caracter. inferno para el mejor
desenvolvimiento DEF Bars y, final
mente, ell Lcdo Gammans produjo
una solicitud que mereee especial
menci6n va que clio fu6 10 mas i'm
portante que hubo en- el mitin, no
solo por 10 que. la peticion sig
nifcaba en- 81, sino por circuns-
tancias que rodearo4 ell case en- los
precisos momentoszgn que el Lcdo.
Gammanses ee3G,a Aetici6n. y
En- vista de que estaban por ALI
un reporter de "El ImparciaE y otro
de eel MUNDO", ell Lcdo. Gammans
solicit6 de la Presidencia que, tenien-
do en- cuenta ell caracter privado y
personal de la mocion que iba pre-
sentar Sc lie sugiriera los periods
tas tuviesen la bondad de dejarles
(Cont1nua en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02
FL domingo Is Sc celebrard la Con-
Uenci6n del Partido Socialista para
sancionar el pacto electoral concer-
tado con los republicanos puros
Una vez CORCeitadO este UntenddO Ia
opinion plbIiCa Guedard diyidida en-
dos fuCrteS COaIiCiOneS pOItiCaS que Sc
disputaran eI pretOniniO del gObierdO
en- las CIeCGORUS de nOviembrU pr6ximO

Para Ell domingo trece del corriente
esta convocada la Convention del Par
lido Soclalista, con ell objeto de tratar
la question referente al pacto electoral
con la snueva colectividad denominada
Partido Republican, Puro, integrada
por los elementos del hist6r1co particle
Republican, que no aceptaron seguir
la politica del Sr. Tous Soto de unir-
Sc en- Alianza con Ell partido de la ma
yoria.
A esa Convention vendran represen-
taciones de todas las organizaciones
socialstas trabajadoras de la isla y
Sc cree que no habran difcultades para
Ell concerto de este entendido electo-
raj va que la opinion ha sido hecha
en- Ell seno de la colectividad con la
propaganda llevada cabo en- estos I'LL
timos meses y porque ademas existe la
conviction plena entire los grupos EN-
minoria de que 81 Sc hacia dificil ven-
Ger al partido de la mayoria cuando Sc
disponia ir solo los comicios, es
mas dificil conseguirlo ahora que 50
ha undo a un fuerte grupo de ele-
mentos valiosos infuyentes pertene-
cientes al Partido Republican,.
Como recordaran nuestros lectores en-
las pasadas elecciones la coalicion re
ptblico- -socialista Sc hizo impossible por
que la Convention socialista no la
aprobo. Fueron muchos los lideres So
cialistas que Sc opusieron que Sc
efectuara este entendido hasta el
propio lider maximo del partido,. Sc
nador- Iglesias Sc lnantuvo en- aetitzsa
pasiva determinando con este la derro-
ia del pacto en- aquella OCCASION memo
rable.
Las cosas han variado de tai suerte
que en- esta oportunidad, puede ssegu-
rarse que Ell Senador Iglesias esta mo-
ralmente obligado conseguir de su
partido que sancione ell pacto con los
republicanos Puros. En- este asunto,
mas que la suerte de ambas colectivi-
dades en- minoria ell Sr. Iglesias Sc va
jugando su posicion politica. A SUI ac-
titud en- contra del Manifesto de Bar
(Continla en- Ia ga. pagina.)
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FL estadO del puente de ''DOs
HermanOs" es SatiSfaCtOriO, Sc
gdn I'm infOrme rendidO pOr eI
ingenierO, don JesGs Benitez
No Obstante, Sc sugiere, que Ia CON-
paHia del trOIe Ie haga CiertaS refOrmaS

Ell ingeniero don Jesus Benitez ha
rendido al Alcalde el siguiente in
forme:
Hon. Rafael Diez de Andino,
Comisionado de servicio Publico,
San Juan, P. r.
Senior:
Aver cumph sus deseos de que hi
ciera una inspection del estados del
puente "Dos Hermanos' Gle los
dos pontones que hay en- la aven1da
del mismo puente, y me complazco en-
darle a continuation ell resultado de
mis- observaciones. Antes de entrar e1
elias deseo hacer presente que me aeon
pano en- esta inspection ell Ingenicro
Civil, mi hijo Jose Benitez Gautier.
El puente principal que esta COM
puesto de 10 tramos apoyado sobre .
palizadas formadas cada una por 4 pi-
Totes de acero y en- SUI eXtre-
mo en- dos estrbos de mamposts-
ria, Sc encuenfra Julc1o m1o y ei
de mi hijo en- bastante buen estado
de conservation. Sc observa que los
pilotes del lado de la via del trolley
han cedido a causa de la mayor "a
tiga que sufren por ell paso continno
de los carros electricos sobre todo en-
los apoyos centrales, llegando esta de-
preston alcanzar un maximo de A.;
y Sc nota tambien que algunos de d1-
.chos rapeyss mites ueron
sup ementados con calzos de hierro
fundido sobre la cabezs de los pilo-
tes. Este trabajo segtla cTeo fue rea-
lizado hace algunos amos por Ia
Compalia del Trolley deberia ext
girsele que volviera ahora a correg1r
esta falta de nivel suplementando con
nuevos calzos los puntos bajos. Ell es-
tado de los tirantes, pernos, rema-
ches que unen las paizadas asi como
todas las vigas trasversales y longitu-
dinales las planchas del piso no
Uont1nla en- la pag. A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02

Aver nos personamos en- la ofici-
ma del. caballeroso y active Coronel
Lewis, con motive de su pr6ximo
viaje para el Nolte. lie encontra-
mos muy ocupado, examinando el ba-
lance mensual, que lie enviaba ell
Banco, de su cuenta particular, y
como lie preguntasemos cuando era
su partida, nos dijo con su natural
buen humor: "Pues va We, estoy exa-
minando mis- fondos para yer 81 en-
realidad puedo marchar, y 81 el re-
sultado me es favorable, me embar-
care el pr6ximo jueves hacia los Es-
tados Unidos."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-02

Tratando de epitar tOda cIase
de pubIiCidad, en- una reunion
del Bar" de Ia COrte Fede-
raj, aver tarde, Sc prOdujo
una mOci6n para sOlicitar de
Washington que Ell Jefe de la
Prohibition, Mr.. Barret, sea
retiradO de Puerto Rico
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ANDINO AUTO SUPPLIES
CARRETERA NUEVA
CEPRA NO 33

Por vapor Puerto Rico he recibido
un gran surtido de Gomas y Tubos de
todos tamanos variedad de pleas
para toda marca dc AUTOMOBILES.
Precios, no hay que hablar
Carretera Nueva.
Carra No. "a