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Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
COBuRN ICE BIRDS NOSE OUT
CoNy HIeH, 8 TO 2--G0AL WORK
McDONALD features CONTEST

Especial to Kennebec JoulnaD
Waterville, Jan. Is. Coburn
Classical Red and Gold Terrors de-
feated the fast Cony High school
team of Augusta. Friday afternoon
at the Waterville Community rink,
) to >.
Cony started off with Il bang and
scored twice in the first period
Coburn could not get going In the
first period but braced UP in the
second period. and scored one. This
was slipped by McDoaald. by Don
nelly on a clever piece of. skating.
Weston went in defence at the he
ginning of the second period and
worked very well with the team
This was when Coburn braced up
and began to work harder. Time al
ter time Weston would take the
puck away from a Cony man and
take it TO the Cony defence.
At the beginning of the third per
iod Coburn went like team and
Drummond scored fine goal. With
two minutes to play DeNeau shot at
Mcdonald. who stopped the shot but
DeVeau followed 1t up and made 1t
count.
Cony High had a fine forward line.
They always checked back very
ouick and kept Coburn from piling
nm n higher score. Randall, VINO
PLAYED right wing for Cony was a
dangerous man when he got by the
forward line. Mcdonald the goal
tender made many wonderful stops
MANY of the shots he could not see
and they hit along his body some
where. He stopped one over the
eve Conv can hand It mainly to
this lad for not being scored on
more.
Mt the Augusta Winter Carnival,
and should furnish good eXhlpl-
ton.
Summary: ,,
COBURN COM hi1,n
prummond lw.......... ..iw r. Ems
Deyeau rw .............rW hanuaii
Donnelly ........s..'.'c NaI ulne'
I.eary Id ...............ld Id Quimby
West rd ,.............rd Bradstreet
Hardy ............. o'Ssone
Substitutions: Coburn, Mason for
r.enry. Minnehan for DeVeau; WesS
ton for Mason, Romeo for Drummond,
larsen for Minnehan; Cony, Gre
Cojre for Bradstreet.
Coals made by Coburn. Donnelly.
DeVeau. Drummond: Cony. Ellis,
Randall: referee. Paganucci; timer.
weusterfels: time. three Is minute
periods. p,,n.. ono
for each foot distance: 20 points
additional for perfect form.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
RICHMOND WINS
FROM FREEP0RT IN
LAST MINUTES PLAY
Special TO Kcnnebec JournaD

Especial to kcnnebec JournaD
Richmond Nc. Jan. 1S.-In one of
the fastest games OF the season seen
here. the Richmond quintet defeated
he Freeport ball tossers by score
Of iG to Is. The playing OF Young and
the passing of Shaw and Little fea-
tured for the home team. while the
work Of Roo and White stood out for
the I'rceport team.
Frecport has n fast team this sea-
son and they have lost only two of the
GAMES played. then forfeiting to Bruins
wick and Wcstbrook Seminary. The
game was fast and close from the start
until tho final whistle. with Freeport
leading in the first half by score of
1-5. In the last few minutes OF play
the Richmond team gained the lead.
The summary:
RICHMOND FREEPoRT
shaw. ri ............... lb, Taylor
l.ovcjuy. Eandell. lf.......r. RIB. Roc
lounS, .,........''' buchiih
Melvin. rb ............... IL. Douett
Little. 10 .................. IF. White
Score: Richmond 1s. Freeport Is.
Goals from floor: shaw !. Young 4.
Melvin /. Little /. White !. Douett J.,
Roe .. Goals from fouls: White 2.
nuuett !. Bucslin 3. Roc .. Young l..
lAttlo !, Referee, Kempton. Scorer.
Garrett Timer. Foster. Time, four los.
Attendance, zoo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
B0wdoin Hockey Five
Lose to st. Dominique

Lewiston. Maine. Jan. 1s-AssociaS
ton st. Dominique 5: 6owdoin 0. :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

A meeting OF the State Bowling
League will be held in Waterville Sum
day afternoon at o'clock. Four teams
will be Observation-Disclosures. Angus
Ia, Pittsheld and waterville. Mr..
Spauldfng will represent Pittsfeld;
John Tarrio. Augusta: Roy Harris,
Gardiner; John Barney. waterville.
sought admittance to the
league. but owing 10 train connections
1t would he difficult for visiting team
TO 20 there. Central Maine bowling
fans will see some first class pin pick
crs in action when the league gets into
action next week.
The Bates hockey team will meet
the Army seNtet at West Point to-
day, the first game of n hard series
of three. On Monday the Bates boys
will meet Williams and on Tuesday
the 4 herst team, The West Point
ers we're defeated by Bates 2 to l
last year and il is hoped the Maine
puck chasers can repeat. The fol-
lowing men are making the trip:
Coach WiGgin. Manager Gilpatric.
Capt. Stanley. John stanley. Cogan,
Corey. O'Connor. Scott. Leonardo.
Wyllic.
Augusta folks are looking forward
With anticipa ton To the Annual Win
ter Sports Carnival which will he
held here Feb. ~, 80, and IS, when
'snowbirds" from all parts of the
state will flock here TO enjoy and take
part in the annual winter event Au-
gusta is undoubtedly the great sport
Mecca of New England and this year
various organizations N the city are
planning to make this year q winner.
Special attractions for this year will
be clash between four Maine col
lcces for the Governor Baxter trophy.
University OF Maine has two legs on
this cup and II successful this year
will win it for keeps.
Because of soft ice Friday. the Cony
High school skating rink was not used
and il Is expected that IL willSbe in
especially Tine condition today. The
warm weather is causing the same
trouble all over the state. as the water
comes MP through the ice and freezes
in bubbles. Last night the rink was
flooded and as it came or colder the
surface should he in fine condition this
morning.
Coach Thompson will take q winter
sports team Of four men 10 Waterville
to represent Cony High In the winter
carnival interacholastio sports meet
today. The boys will leave on the $40
train. The sports will he ski Jump.
ski dash. snowshoe dash. half-mile
race and mile skating race. Those
making the trip arc Ted Lishness.
Lauren BagieN. Earl Baker and Nor
wood Mansur. Some Of the boys will
use both snowshocs and skis, and
liShness will participate in the mile
skating race.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19

A center should be tall. rangy. and
intelligent. He must be tall In order
10 get the tip-off at the center Of
the floor. He must be rangy because
most offenses and defenses are built
around him as tn key man. He must
be Intelligent because basketball Is a
fast game and requires quick think
ing to analyze instantly It's many and
complex situations.
Copyright, 1924, Associated Editors)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
BASKETBALL

Midd,ebury. vt. Jan. 1s-Nevi
Hampshirs %; 1Iiddlebury q,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-19
Waterville Speed
League Results

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Wstcrville. Jan. 1S.--Team No. and
Team M. Z were winners tonight IN
The Speed League. Team No. took
five points from Team No. s. while
Team Ne. I took four points from
Team No s. barney captured high
sirg'e for 1lS. also took tive-string to-
tal rolling sol. The next games VIII
lie rolled Monday evening.
Evening star., 1924-09-12
DENIES PRINCE SAW
W|LLS-F|RPO FIGHT
Secretary Declares Wales
Was at Private Party, But
Declines to Say Where.
By Tie Associsted Press.


SYOSSET, N. V, September "a
Capt. Lascelles, secretary to the
Prince of Wales. today took cogni-
Zance of published reports that the
prince had attended the Wills Firpo
fight at Jersey City last night by
issuing az denial.
He said the prince had spent the
evening with friends on Long Island.
Last night when the prince and his
party left the Burden Mansion. the
residence placed at his disposal dur
ing his stay here. reports spread that
he was en- route to Jersey City.
Britains heir attended private
dinner party last night, Capt. Las
celles assured the correspondents. He
added that as it was a private func-
,ion he was not at liberty to name
the princes hosts or fellow guests.
The prince retired at 2:30 O'Clock this
morning, the earliest hour at which
he has gone to his room within a
week.
The customary polo game was on
the princes program for today.
On Saturday the royal party will
be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John San
ford at dance at Chimneys, the San
ford house in Brookville.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

eign Office in 1917 requesting that
other governments be notified of his
occupation. but that the ministry
answered that his claim was not ac-
knowledged. In 1921 the govern
ment formally occupied the inner
area of the island and built wire
less station. Rudd. Immediately on
hearing of this, offered the island
for sale to Hugo SHINES. who died
before making a decision.
Later Rudd offered the island to the
Soviets, who refused the tender. Rudd
said today that If the Norwegian
government had not accepted his Of
fer by the middle Of September he
intended to sell the island to a state
in the hands Of which Norway's in
terestS would be threatened, which
would mean that the government
would be bound to take counter
steps.
Copyright, 1924. by the Chicago Daily News
Evening star., 1924-09-12
She Changed Her Mind.
From the Pittsburgh Chronicle -Telegr


Among the jurors summoned was a
woman who wished to be excused.
We'll. madam, why don't you want
to serve on this jury?" asked the
judge.
I'm opposed to capital punish
ment."
But this is merely case in which
4 wife is suing her husband for an
accounting. 1t seems she gave him
thousand dollars to pay down on
handsome fur coat and he is alleged
to have lost the money at poker
The woman juror spoke up
promptly.
ri serve. Maybe I'm wrong about
ca pital punishment.
The sound of a bell which can be
heard 1920 feet through the water
can be heard through the air only
4J6 feet.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

changed conditions for Danish immi-
grants. The American consulate re-
ceives daily heaps of applications
from people wanting to go to the
United States. Only 21S visas are
granted each month.
1t was expected that the new
American law would cause more i'm
migrants to go to Canada, but the
number has not increased. The Scan
dinavian-American Line expects much
Evening star., 1924-09-12

AS a result Of the new immigration
law. the greatest Danish ocean
steamer has recently been taken off
It's route, being used to take tourists
to the Wembley exhibition. The ves-
sci now is on a trip in the Mediter-
ranean.
Copyright. 1924. by Chicago Daily News Coz
Evening star., 1924-09-12

immigration to Canada next Spring,
however.
Il do not believe Canada can re-
place the United States with regard
to immigration" an official of the
line told the correspondent. 1.-THE
United States is still for most en-
igrants the land of promise, where
they believe success awaits them"
Evening star., 1924-09-12
SEAlHUNTER THREATENS
TO SELL JANMAlN ISLE
Norwegian Says He Has Held It as
Private Property Since 1916,
But Is Ignored.

By Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily
CHRISTIANIA, September 12.-The
Norwegian seal hunter Rudd an
nounced today that he has occupied
Janmain Island. North Spitsbergen,
as private property since 1916 and
that he has offered it to the govern
ment for half a million kroner. This
comes as Il surprise, as Janmair has
been considered Norwegian territory
already.
Rudd said that he wrote to the for
Evening star., 1924-09-12
Relationship.
rom the Boston Transcript.

fr0m tHe B0sf0n TranscrIpf.
Muriel-I don't know whether to
marry Ferdie or merely be sister to
him. What do you think, dear?
Madge-Oh. Ferdie's all right for a
husband, but / wouldn't want such a
boob for a brother
Evening star., 1924-09-12
DANES REGRETLIMIT
ON u. S. IMMIGRATION

BY CHRISTIAN HUSUM.
BY Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily
News Copyright. 1924.
COPENHAGEN, September 12.-The
new American immigration law has
New Britain herald., 1924-06-16
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUILD

There decided continues ments for the likely will suitably would of
 
 thissu wilb showing ggood
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and 1cncmcnts

i Apartments and 1cicmcnts 69 ABATEMENT of six rooms, m modern Improvements, steam heat, central To. catlon Apply M Bhnbaun, 5S7 Main ST. Phone 2JSi.
 CEDAR ST. 50--T encnlcnt uf rooms with all modern Improvements. Tor liifthur partitulafs phone los, CORNER North and Hartford Ave. room apartment, with all modern improve ments. Sec Conn about it at is Main St. DEWEI sT. 3s-5 room tenement gnd floor, all modern Improvements, with or without garage.
 BENNINGTON AVE Kensington, next tn A. E. r. barber shop, 1 room tenement. Appiy J. scolnick. Phone 6l6-4. HARTFORD AYE-and North st. tenement of , rooms all improvements. except heat. Apply H. solomon. Tel. 20se. HTRLBrRT ST. 2b--5 room tenement, all Improvements. Inquire, lsS Washington st. Tel stgi.
 floor with all Improvements. Gamge. call on premises.
 No BrRR1TT ST. 4i5--5 room tenement new house. all modern Improvements. iu- qulre et above address RICHAED sT.--Fiye room tenement, sll Improvements. rent reasonable. Phone Ssl-2.s
 STANLEY ST. 5l2-tenement ta rent, un End floor all modern improt umcnts, Ccn- trally ioeated. T ]. Quini,au. STANLEY ST. ss7-B room tenement ali modern Improvements. TALCOTT ST. 7Os room tenement, ail modern intiucycricits. Phone 2sts-t WEST MAIN ST, 45i--s aad room apart 1acnts. all modern Improvements See cohn about it nt ls Main street. WEST MAIN sT. asg-8 room tenement sud floor. aii impfo femeHts, no children. Appiy s7s West Main st. F Monkroyot.
 I;usiness Places Tor Kcnt 70 MAIN sT. i5-store. suitable for automo- bile show room. sss Lohn about ii, ut i5 Main Sf.
 PAnk sT. 11I store 10 rCnt. Cal Bristol 6ti.
 sTOREs-f55 FaTk st. tsg W1st Main s; Eeasonabisy iT taken at Uuce. See Conn at i5 Main street ri0ne isgo.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agt4us-IscaI Estate

TOR real estate and fro irsaranes eco The John Cooke rorupaHy. HOugh s.. PlainviHe. csHn. TfsATNvifi.E-Reai esfate AnA insurance Mortgage isans skiHne Smith Co. Fer block. PlaiEXiiIs and Madison. CsaH Phone li-s. PIsAINSII.LE-.Jesi sasle for raie. Insur. anrs of every dcserin lon See Cunning ham 6 winluger. Realtors. Esr EIds4 pIatnyfHe. Tel. IgB.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
FINANCIAL

THE sFMI-ANNUAL payment on princi- pal with 7es interest In advance, makes Bodwell Realty First Mortgages a gilt edge investment. Sold iH amounts from ,sp9.0g 70 ste0o.0e. Phone 1901.
 Business Opportunities 46 GfitrsEliN sTurgE- -in northern part Of liaftford doing good busiftss, for Hale at a sacrifice. owner is leaving town. Ad- dress Box q. Herald. REST TRANT--for sale. Good iocafiou. near two factories. doing good business Well established place. 1:ssson for sell ing, leaving toRn. Ter particulars. write 5ss East Main si.-Aatsfbury. Conn, Tel
 Money Loaa.sI 4s FIRST AND sECoSD- mortgage money in any amounts. V. l.. Hatch Co. CIty tall Bldg.
 FIHsT AND sECOND MoRTgAGE- money available in any amount an real estate G. f'eimisrsi. ses Nah St.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
AUTOMOTIvE

TOUR BATTERY--Is INSURED WHEN
 STORED AT o'NEILS. DON'T LET IT DIE IN THE CELLAR. PHONE
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04

F717Nf5- saaiIlh feilar wants room aad
 t.srs e fsri ate sHsaiai family. Ansss- C. gshna5n. a Bu1liasllsm s. HartfsEa-
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
ROOlns Tor II0u~..I.g.ping

iilGi sF. ls--raena ahd board 71 T-7-7-ss iHiniiy Tor 2 gentlemen. Au home t51E- iuE.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04

MAIN sT. fdTnIzii1i fsI-t 7-si,---F-,5.. irs fHoza and alas allsr raaH5 sfi r,ss- tetii"n nHF. saam beat sfe.. ganffsily t5- uat.I.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04


 Pressing and Tailoring 2s CLOTHES called for and delivered by Ths London Valet Service. is London Shop. is Main street; phone s0st.
 SUITS for spring and summer. of genuine English wooiens. ,2b aud up. slyle. quail fly and it absolutely suarsntsed. Jack salonla. leo Lafayette si.est.
 Printing, JoIo;ng, stationery 90 kULPER PRiNTiE0' co. Booklets. csts- iosues, programs. sdsertisem-..s. clTcu. lars, posters. office stationery. faetory forms, color work. -PrsaDpt service and
 Professional Services 31 DIsFAsEs-of the sIdne, ruptured and crippled treated suu appliances made Dr. II. l.. Battalon. 24a Windsor Ave- Hartford: phone 2-5sS2. . WATCH IIEPAfRfNG sneeialiy at B. Georges Jeweler. i65 Main s., Room 10. We take in old watches for new. Repairing and l'iano Tuning g BEr0if65- Have nf work done nos. Mattresses box springs cushions. etc. renovated and remsde equal to ner sno returned same day. New bedding made to order. Cpboisterins. Hardware C.ty Bed ding Co.,, sg Fremont St.. phone ifs1 q TIuTz AND BETNDTs equipment viii dc your mschsne Svfk: welding, carbon burning and sharpening of edse teois. Rear si Greehsyod si.; piions lbs-lL IN .ase you require the services Of . trained piano tuner and repair man cel' 2s47. .. 4. Humphrey, s7 So. Bsrrltt st repaired. expert serFiee on nil makes of talking fnachints. John A. Anarews & co. Tine Bis Furniture Store"
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
FINANCIAL
Money Loaned

MONEY-To loan on second mortgages at reasonable rates. The Fidelity Finance Corporation. S7 West Main St., City. MOEEY-To loan on second mortgages and second mortgages bought and sold. P. J. Murray & Co.,. Real Estate and Insurance Agents, 325 Main St. MONEY-To loan an first second mort gage. Schultz & Costello. Inc. 242 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04

pLAtNk1lI.E-J ottago of ! rootnF, an modern improvements lot 5oA23O. opi7 . minutes walk t0 trolley. Price kb, 200, cash required only si.5Ug sliinner-smith Go., Inc, Neri block Platnyille Phone 4l-4.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04

room cottage, electricity, water and hot air hest. only i6 years old. Very good location price reasonable. small amount of cash requifed. skinner smith Co., Inc, Neri block. plainvilie, Phone 4I.4
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
shore I'la,es Tor Sale
suburban For Sale

BELNlDEliE-eotlage or rooms, open fire place, car garage extra corner lot within Goo feet of now normal school, for price and terms. see A. Carlson, I6y Main Si.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04

5REsTJ LUNCH and ResiaHrart-ths placs ul quslity. seIVics sn1 sstisftcs tion, u1F homemade pastry alsaFs fresh sI Nsln srssf-
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
M aI1fesI-Isaafd Or IfsIging n'

PAEE U0TEl.-IfrinE room. aH hefas r-sFs za-tfsH fsf class sarf8~e a a g.r -6 fs 55Uusr -s supper
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04

! pIASb -GpftEht, mahogany, second haud, Bargain pfite. easy tsfmH Mr. Andfsas. sH1 Arch Sf fzf fisfaF
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04

PLAtNViiiE- ifae1mnt house iof Io6x lst, barn, lIeu haust=.s spyash. pear af5pls aud cherry trec=. Close to troItey. Price &tgVe, EiVhu cash. Balance on fttms. iiUN s5, iiIuUi.
 fiAINNtLias si room buhEai1W, aii mod. "rn Improvements. uipettic Hgita etc easy terms. John Q. Conl0n, rei. 4i-s.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
Ii@ns and I,osr,I

"tot MAIN ST. G1t-furf83siIl4B fT551-1.
 room room seam hcat and ah eyuseniensss.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
IiOonis Tor Rent

~ AilE ST.. ab- furnished ragHl- sfsa59
 frfersHees uhsszasfrs
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04

WORKING MANS HoME-Yery central il rooms, two family house. with improve mcnts. II, N. Lockwood, Real Estate, & Insurance, tIty Hall
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
MERCHANDISE
Radio

jROSBY'S RADIO SHOP--Radio sets parts and service. Poneers in Radio. Al Main St., up 1 flight
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04

PJ,AlNNil4iE---2 family house of 10 rooms, all modem Improvements Located on West Main At Price very reasonah hle. sknhui- smith X Co. McNeri block, piainvllle, Phone 41-4.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04

family house of i3 rooms all modern Improvements. store on prop- crtyt bringing in nice income. This prop tItN must bt sold Immediately. Small amount oi casi required. skinner Smith X uoa lnr7 Nett idoek PlainFille. Phone 4l-i.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04

from yss up iu q dinerent
 models- All the latest console styles In different finish . st convenient terms. better look us SteI before deciding on ssBr purchass Get tIe best and set H at M8funs. Henr. 1forans, ss5 Main st.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
MIterr To pit,r


DEIANEf Li NIH-Thtg ali HEs fS est here TheIeE @ raas0L. leo The na5sf p0pGisr fustaufaBt in town. 10 ths lseIsia HeJsL ors. etss station.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-29
Con motive del incdene OIO e sabado en- Ia COte Fede-
raj e Jue1 Oila manifesto que dard Cnenta del Gsnno
Washington para que ALA Sc den cena de las dfioItads
q lue1 apla16 al fiscal Y a los abOga-
dos defensOres para que disCdtiesen
las cuestiones IsgaIeS que habIan sur.
gidO con mOtNO de 81 negativa a
abTT el yeTedidO. Il ST. Fernando Mo.
ret detIafa Que el tgradO proceeds con
peffeda hOnradez

El viernes de la semana pasada SO
celebraba IN iinportante juicio en- Ia
corte Federal. Sc habia insaculado ell
pcqueiio iurado quedo constituido
por: Alfredo Hoheb, jaime Hohcb, z.
j. Silvestri, E. Terrats A. Heinzman,
Manuel ubarri, Ramon Delgado, Fer
Aando Moret, Emilio M Adams, Rafael
Sacarellc, Jose Rosaies Y G. Torres. Ell
acusado cstaba representado por los le-
trados Roman Diaz collazo " Benicio
Sanchez Castaho. La acusaclon, q1e
emf tia en- Ia possession y Transports d.
hcores cnbriagantes en- un autoniovil
. Moon ALA para ell 18 Gle noviembre
lie 1923, en- la carretera que conduec
al Sanatcrio de tuberculosis en- Rio
Fiedras, "a sostenia el Fiscal Jesus
Gonzalez.
Despues de desfilar la prueba consis-'
tente en- las declaraciones de los detec-
tives Duchesne, Haddock, Miranda y
Forrer Barratt y I2aacio Mangual
(a) Sombrer6n, un chauffeur, los letra-
(Continua en- la pagina AZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-29

representation en- el Gabinete NUM-
cipal. la Jefatura del Departamento de
instruction NADIA mas. Ell 35 por cien
to de los empleos municipaleS en- re-
laci0n con ell range, sueldo, clase, etc,
yyse respetaba Ia forma en- que dicho
Partido acostumbra hacer sus nomina-
clones v recomendaciones. Sc fijaba,
por dichO laudo, que Ia Jefatura Gle Be
neficcncia In desempenarla lin coalicio
nista cualificado para el cargo, que
todas las demas Jefaturas las desem-
pe1arian republicanos historicos en- el
Gabinete. Esta acci6n del Comite Te-
rritorial Republican, Hist6rico, Sc nos
dijo. cause el disgusto de don Rober
to II. Todd, quien anunci0 su renuncia
como Alcalde, de Pedro Juan Barbosa,
quien tanbien la anuncio como assam
blefsta municipal, del doctor Jose Go
mez Brioso, quien tambien la anunci6
como miembro del Comite Territorial,
Y no sc 81 disgusto algunos otros ca
balleros.
La Junta de Apelaciones Sc reuni6
serenamente, despu6s de la accl6n del
Comite Territorial Republican,, en-
cumplimiento de su deber, devolvi6. Ell
expediente "a los Comitcs Locales Re
puhlirano Historico y Socialista con
slis recomendaciones para ulteriores
procedimientos no inconsistencies con
los acuerdos que Sc habfa llegado.
FL Partido Socialista, tai como 10 ha-
bfa anticipate en- su alegato ante la
Junta, v aunque solo sc lie concedia un
Departamento, ell de Instruction aca-
TO inmediatamente ell laudo, Sc dispu-
50 esperar que ell Partido Republica
no IIist6rico, representado por su Co
mite Local hiciera 10 mismo le in
tCcntinua en- la pag. p