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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-21

FIRST MORTGAGE-S5o0 upon property in Jefferson county; mortgages bought. g E. Thompson, 2O9 Title Guarantee. REAL ESTATE-Loans on first mortgages at and 8 per cent. Henley-Spurgeon Realty Co.,. 322 N. 21st St. Main 1290. LOANS made on Birmingham real estate; $ and per cent. Title Guarantee Loan & Trust Co.. Title Bldg.
 WE negotiate loans and sell real estate Mcconnell White Terry. 2o2S srd Ave.
 MONEY TO LEND e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-21
IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE
 NO 39l.D

An ordinance to provide for certain improvements on 72nd street, from the north property line of End ave- nue, to the south property line of Srd avenue, and on 1st avenue, south, from the east property line of 66th street, south, to the west property line of 67th street, south.
 BE IT ORDAINED, by the Commis- sion of the City of Birmingham, as follows:
 Section l.. That 72nd street, from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-21
FINANCIAL MORTGAGE LOANS

MORTGAGE LOANS on close-ln and suburban dwellings and apart Inents, centrally located business property in Birmingham and other Alabama cities of 10000. popula- tion and more; also improved Ala 6ama farms: prompt service. minimum expense.
 JEMISON & CO, INC.
 221 x. 21st St. Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-21
MINERS WANTED

GOOD LIVING CONDITIONS, CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS. WORKING FIVE DAYS PER WEEK. MoFFAT COAL COM PANY. NORRIS. ALABAMA. SIX MILES FROM BLoCToN ON M. 6 O. R. R. TELEPHONE BLOC TON SS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-21
IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE
 NO. 3S2.D

Age-Herald, July 21, 1924.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
OLDEST MODEL CARS
IN FIESTA PARADE
WILL GET PRIZES
Local Dealers Will Enter
Newest Models This
Year.

Handsome prizes will be awarded
to the owners of the oldest models
of automobiles entered in the auto
mobile parade during the Fiesta, t
vas announced last week at meet
ing of local dealers held in the sales
rooms of the Wroten-Hundley Motor
Company. The following rules were
decided upon:
Each dealer will be permitted to
enter three new models. Each dealer
will be permitted to enter only one
model less than ten years old. Eacn
dealer will be permitted to enter any
number of cars over ten years old.
Uniform signs, size 8 by is inches,
will be used on the new cars with
the name and type of the car only.
On the old models the name of the
car and the year of manufacture and
type will be carried. In all old mod
el the owner of the car and his
family will ride and in all new mod
els the dealer and any one he may
select will ride. Handsome prizes
will be awarded to the owner of the
oldest model car which is being rep
resented by n local dealer.
Members of the Fiesta automobile
parade are: a. j. Goetz, chairman ;
George Wroten of the Wroten- Humid
ley Motor Company, vice chairman !;
Allen Barnes, packard dealer: /. ID.
Mckee, San Antonio Overland Com
pany; Griff Vance. sales manager for
the Jack Neal Nash Motor Company
Roy Smith Of the Smith Motor Sale
Company; Bill Morgan of Morgan
Woodward.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
SELLS q CARS
Essex Hudson Business Good During
Last Ten Days.

Twenty-Five cars, Essex and Hud-
son. were sold by the Crockett Auto
mobile Company during the last ten
days, according to William Steinhardt.
The sales are as follows: William De-
vine, San Antonio. Essex coach; DR..
I. l.. Moody, San Antonio, Essex tour
ing; Milton ii. Michael, San Antonio,
Essex coach; Mrs. George Bargesser,
breckenridge, Hudson coach; Mrs.
Grace Coblentz. San Antonio, Hudson
coach; Miss Eleanor Wilson, Taylor,
Hudson coach; ii. c. Pfannkuche, San
Antonio, Hudson phaeton; Mrs. Jack
Pitluck. San Antonio, Essex coach !;
VI. Half & Bro, San Antonio. Essex
coach; A. ID. Rookie. Woodsboro, Hud-
son sedan; X. A. Gregory. San An
tonic, Hudson coach; c. Perry. San
Antonio, Hudson coach; Mrs. Joe J..
Nix, San Antonio, Essex coach; Paul
OBrien, San Antonio, Essex coach !;
c. A. Skiles, San Antonio. Essex
coach; Judge c. C. Clamp. San An
tonic, Hudson phaeton; Pierre Bre-
mond, Austin, Hudson coach: +. J.
Stewart, Austin, Hudson coach; A. X.
johnson. Austin, Hudson coach; DIR.
VI. +. Kreisle, Austin, Hudson coach /:
William c. Church, San Antonio, Hud-
son coach; J. C. Brockhausen. San
Antonio, Hudson coach.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
WOULD TURN
OUT 100000
CARS IN 1924
WiIlys-0verland Make Good
Start With 22,04S in
January.
MAY BREAK RECORDS
OF the 22,04S, 1850
Overlands and $500
Willys-Knights.

With the announcement Of total
production of 22,04S cars. amounting
to a net volume of ST ,63S, 400, dur
ing the month Of January, WHY'S
Overland has made a gratifying stat
towards the realization of its goal OF
100000 Willys-knight and Over
lands 10 be produced during 1924, &c,
cording to the San Antonio Overland
Company.
This record is more than twice as
great as the production mark OF
wear ago. which saw Willys-Oyer-
land started for its peak year OF more
than 100000 cars.
OF the 22,04S cars produced during
last January, 1880 were Overlands
ard $500 were Wilysknights,. new
record for Willys-knight production.
Sales Reports Optimistic.
The highest single days production
for the month was 1892 cars, not far
behind the topmost daily mark of last
summer, Since then, this pace has
been held steadily and it is anticipat-
ed that the average daily output dur
ing February will approximate Janu-
ary's high point. A working force OF
1000 is now being maintained al
the factory, with additions being made
constantly.
Reports of retail sales are very sat
isfactory according to Wlllys-Oyer-
land officials, having doubled IN jan
uary those Of a year ago. Inc de-
mand has been so heavy and constant
throughout the. cold weather period
that the number of cars stored by
dealers for the spring rush is much
less than was expected.
No better indication of the healthy
sales condition can be gained than
an analysis of automobile. show sales
records. Sales records during the New
York Show displayed 100 per cent
increase over a year ago.
Chicago Shows Lead.
Buffalo's sales curve also showed a
sharp upward trend. Milwaukee,. de-
spite zero weather. set a new peak Tor
retail business. Elmira, n. V, Q
city of $4,000 inhabitants. purchased
81 Overlands and Willys-knights dur
ing its show week.
Once again Chicago took the lead
in Willys-Overland retail sales, re
porting 544 sales during its show. Thi'
record was followed one week later b!
Toledo. Ohio, where 800 Oyerland
and Willys-Knights were sold during
its own show week.
This brisk buying, climaxing thu
steady interest throughout the coun
try all during the cold weather, has
made it necessary for Willys-Overland
to take energetic steps to speed up
production plans for the next few
months.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
BREAK SALES RECORD
Oakland's February Sales Exceed
Prior Record Month by 1000 Cars.

Pontiac, Mich. March 9.-During
February the Oakland Motor Car Com
pany broke all previous Oakland sales
records for a single month. Sales for
February exceeded the previous record
month Of June, 1919, by over 1000
cars, according to the Koehler-Kunkel
Motor Company.
The figures show a 300 per cent in
GREASE over February, 1923, and are
more than 80 per cent greater than
February, 1919, which was the pre-
vious record February for sales.
During the last five months period,
starting with October 1, one month
after the new models were introduced
the total Of Oakland cars sold was
greater than the same five months
periods in 1919 and 1920-which held
the previous sales record for these
months.
Two other monthly records also
went tumbling, when sales for Novem
Der and December beat the previou!
high November and December of 1919
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
NEW BUICK RECORDS
Hangs Up Plenty OF Them This Yeas
Says Report.

For car whose manufacturer
long since abandoned activity in tn,
racing field, Buick has certainly hun
up a lot of traae and road record.
this year, says Henry Bryant of the
San Antonio Buick Company.
The Buick factory. although in
active in the promotion of these
events, is none the less proud of re,
suits obtained under the auspices OF
dealers.
The latest track triumph for Buick
is reported in cablcgram from Bar
celona. Spain. where Ruick stan
dard model won both the general clae-
sification cup and special cup Of
fercd by the Studebaker distributor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
COMMEMORATE 26STH
anniversary OF
EXPLORER CADILLAC
Was Founder of Detroit
and Governor of Terri
tory of Louisiana.

March the fifth is the 266th ami.
Jversary of the birth of Antoine
Laumet de la Mothe Cadillac. one o
that group of early French explorers
and colonizers who stand out as heroic
figures in American history. Cadillac
was the founder of the city of Detroit,
commander Of Mackinac, and for a
number of years governor of the ter
ritOry of Louisiana. His brilliant
achievements, his resourcefulness, de-
termination and vigor place his career
on a level with those of Jacques G"
tier, Champlain. Frontenac, LaSalle
Marquette and Joliet.
Detroit was mere trading pos
when Cadillac drove the first posts for
the fort at Detroit in 1901. 1t was q
strategfetic point, well chosen, and re-
luired defense against both Indians
and hostile European forces. The
founding of the post was excellent
md far-seeing generalship.
Prior to this time, the restless
French nobleman had come into po'
session of a 20,000-acre tract of land
N Maine. and an island off the coGs
He had explored much of the eastern
1art of the continent from Quebec to
he Gulf of Mexico. He had taken part
n naval expedition sent out from
France against the Atlantic coast.
For nine years following 1901 he
successfully held Fort Ponchartrain
at Detroit against hostile forces from
without and treason from within. He
was then made governor of Louisi-
ana. and in later years governor of tn
province of Castelsarrasin in France
OF noble blood. high spirited, intro
pid, constructive and powerful. he ex-
pressed the results of heredity com
bined with careful training and rigor
Gus experiences.
Throughout the organization Of tn
Cadillac Motor Car company. which
has adoDted the name and coat-of
arms of the rugged French pioneer and
colonizer. his birthday is suitably com
memorated each year. The COMPANY
has also been able to point raral'"'
between the pioneering achievements
of the French nobleman and mar
notable accomplishments in its own
history.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Gas.cossip& Z,

reports that he has sold two new Hup-
mobiles in Fredericksburg during the
last few days.
F. NJ. Daugherty, Ford salesman for
the Yantis Motor Company has been
sick, and confined to his bed for sew
eral days.
Drive with chains
When it rains:
Chains and brains
Avoiding strains
And railroad trains.
John Watkins Of the Wilks-Watkins
Motor Company, Buick dealers at
Glanno. has ordered a touring car and
sedan from the Buick Motors Com
pany for immediate delivery.
Henry Stillwell of Del Rio has
signed up with the Burton-Lary Mo-
tors Company for the Del Rio Hup-
mobile agency. Mr.. Stillwell has or
dered three Hupmobiles for initial
stock. pending the arrival of a carload
SHIPMENT from the factory,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

AL Russell delights to tell Of a movie
proposal that happened while he was
directing one OF his latest pictures. 1t
seems young writer had laid his heart
at the feet of the leading lady and had
been coldly turned down. perhaps It's
best after ALL" he remarked acidly.
AFTER all. a man OF 90 would soon tire
OF woman who hovers around 80"
But I'm not that DID," gasped the
woman: whatever led you to believe
that I'm 1872" "Well. perhaps you're
not" admitted the young man. "but II
certainly struck me that you must be
somewhere near the freezing point"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

H. E. Bell of the Mayfield Auto
mobile Company, Studebaker dealers
at Corpus Christi, was in San An
tonic Friday, visiting officials of the
Winerich Motor Sales Company. Mr..
Bell drove out a Light Six" sedan
when he left.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

C. E. Harris, travelling salesman for
the wholesale department of the San
Antonio Overland Company, spent the
past week in Eagle Pass and Del Rio,
putting in new Overland agencies in
these two cities
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Complete Distributors Home.

The new home OF the Dearing Mo-
tor company, of Harlingen, distribu-
tors for the Studebakers, has been
completed. Bert Dearing and G. A.
Toolan, both of Harlingen, are dis
tributors for Cameron and Willacy
counties. The building is red bricl;
30 by % feet, with a display room &c
by 40 feet and shop and parts de-
partment 60 by so feet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

Clarence Covert, of the Covert Auto
mobile Company, Buick agents at
Austin, visited the Buick Motor Com
pany last week, and ordered Buick
sedan and roadster for immediate de-
livery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09

J. Altman purchased n Hupmobile
club sedan from the Burton-Lary Mo
tors Company last week.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-25
GQUE ES LA INSULINA?

La insulina es otro de los secretos
escondldos en- el seno de la naturale.
"a y arrancado de sus entrafias por
la 1nfatigable retorta del sabio, Uno
de esos descubrimientos que pasan
1nadvertldos para la inmensa mayo
ria de la gente que son ell producto
de una serie de brillantes investiga-
clones fisiologicas: que nos ofrece ell
resultado de muchos dias de ardua la
Dor y de privaciones, que nos de-
muestra ell resumen de muchas noches
de >insomnios, de muchas fatigas inte-
lectuales: pero que al fin representan
un tr1unfo mas en- ell campo de la
c1enc1a un gran acontecimicnto en-
la historic de la medicina.
La insulina representa- una antor-
cha mas para ell porvenir de Ia hu-
manidad doliente, un rayo de luz fuer
to y poderoso iluminando los fondos
obscuros en- la patologfa del diabetico
arrancando de La muerte a inuchos Sc
res que pagan diario su tribute a
dicha enfermedad. La insulina, es
pues, un medicamento endocrino, 10
q. es 10 mismo una substantial CLAN
dular, un extracto alcoh6lico del PAN
creas, descubierto por ell DR.. Rantirg,
fisi6logo canadiense Y cuyo princi-
pal objeto es ell reducir ell aziicar acu-
mulado en- la sangre excretado por
la orina. La obtenci6n de este produc
to es sumamente delicado, por te-
nersele que aislar de los fermentos CO
nocidos del pancreas, tales como la
triptina y la Iipasa, muy titles en-
la digestion intestinal: pero que su
presencia alteraria ell valor terapeu
tico de la insulina. De manera que
la substancia Sc obtiene solamente
de m grupo de celulas que hay en- Ell
interior de la glandula y que en- his
tologia Sc llaman los islotes de Ian
germans (D, aislada completamente
de los fermentos antes dicho pues su
presencia alteraria de un modo rari-
do la virtud del medicamento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-25

t0nicos, indicativos del coma diabeti-
co future: hace desaparecer los gran
des signos toxicos: aumenta de un
modo sensible el peso del cuerpo y
mejora por iguaI la fuerza muscular
la actividad intellectual. Por consi-
guiente, nos hallamos frente una
nueva aurora, a un nuevo despertar,
en- ell campo de la terapeutica aun-
que la sustancia descubierta no sea
un especiico para la diabetis, la par
que las sales de radio han sido suma-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-25

mente titles en- la regresion de los
neoplasias maignos; tambien esta Sc
ra un arma mas para combatir la
diabetis, arrancar asi de las ga
rras de la muerte una pleyades 81,
de vidas que diario pagan su tribu
to dicha dolencia. Vale pues la pc
ma de que todos los hombres de bue
ma voluntad, dediquen de un modo
desapasionado sus energfas, para COM
probar los efectos de este descubrf-
miento y ensanchar 81 es possible IN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-25

Ramon BANUCHI,
Alcalde.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-25
MINOX
Ell NUEVO GERMICIDA
Una forMd mejOrada del antisePttcO Ca"
rreL-Darkin" que pern'ite dptIcdct0n
continual
Y DEODORANTE

"MINOX" fue OriginadO durante la guerra
mundial pOr la necesidad de un prOductO
de mayor seguridad Y mas poderOsas prOpie-
dades antisepticas.
Ba 10 SUI nOmbre tecnicO su usO Sc eXtendlO
pOr sus resuItadOs cOncluyentes no sOlamen-
te a los hospitales del ejercitO de los Esta-
dos UnidOs sino tambien los hOspitales de
los ejercitos de las naciOnes aliadas
"MINOX'', siendO una pasta destituida de
toda cOndici0n grasOsa Sc presta con faclll-
dad para aplicaciOnes de suficiente densidad
espesOr en- heridaS v regiOnes lnfectadas,
prOtegiendO cOnstantemente contra pOslbles
reinfecciOnes ejerciendO SUI c0ndiciOn Gu
rativa cicatriZante.
Como germicida, "MINOX" es cincO veces
mas poderoso que ell yodo con las ventajas
que no mancha nj cauSa irritaci0nes de la
piel.
"MINOX'' sin ser venenOsO es de un pOder
bactericida muchas veceS mas pOtente que el
acido carb0licO. Viene a re-emplazar las
muy peligrosas pastillas de biclOrurO de
mercuriO en- ell hOgar.
"MINOX" es UNI agente curative mejOr que
cualquier ungiientO y es mas limpiO para usO
puestO que no es grasOsO. Els sesenta veces
mas efectivO que ell peroxide de hidr6genO.
'MINOX" debe re-emplazar tOdOs los an
tiseptcOs venenOsOs OtrOs antisepticOs me-
nos efectivos en- la GAIA de medicinas de la
familia.
Lease la lista de sus usOs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-25

AL Hon. Antonio r. Barcelo,
Presidente del Partido Union
de Puerto Rico,
! San Juan, P. r.
Hon. Senior:
Los que suscriben tienen la COM
placencia de comunicar a, Ud., en- SUI
caracter de Presidente del Partido
Union de Puerto Rico y Miembro del
Directorio de la Alianza Puertorrique-
ma que hemos constituido en- ell barrio
San Juan Moderno de Santurce, de es-
te Municipio, una Vanguardia con ell
nombre de Arturo O'Nein compuesta
de los siguientes miembros:
a4x
Presidente: Marcelino Ramirez,
Vice IPresidente: Julian Pesante,
Secretario: Alberto Nieves Diaz,
Tesorero: Manuel Encarnacion.
Vocales: Julio Aristud, Juan Rosa,
Juan Correa, Jose Iriarte v Epifanio
Oxyl. Vocales Suplentes: Balbino Ce-
DIRE, Esteban Rodriguez, Francisco
o Neill, Julio Laviera y Augusta Co.'S
ia Quifiones.
Ell objeto de este Comite es ayrdar
los trabajoS de la Alianza Puertorri-
quefia en- los barrios de San Juan Mo-
derno y Chicharo tener un Centre
permanente de reunion para acuredos
Y actfvidades de propaganda.
Ell Lcdo. Arturo o'Neill fue unani-
memente nombrado Presidente homo
rario de dicha Vanguardia.
Luego de nombrada la Directiva an
tes expuesta y de nombrar comisiones
para la redaccion del Reglamento In
terno que debe regirnos y acordar que
Sc comunicara a v. H. la constitution
de este Comite asi como la Junta
Local de la Alianza, Sc resolvi6 hacer
la recommendation mas enthusiastic del
Lcdo. Arturo o'NeEI para miembro
de la Asamblea Municipal por el Dis
trito de Santurce que pertenecemos
Y siendo 10 anterior conforme 10
acordado 10 sellamos con nuestras fir
mas y hacemos votos por que Dios con-
serve siempre patri6tico triunfante
vuestra sefioria La Alianza
Puertorriquefia
En- la ciudad de San Juan, P R.,
21 de agosto de 1924.
Fdo.) MARcELINo RAMIREZ
Presidente.
(Fdo.) JOSE NIEvEs DIAz,
Secretario
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-25
AccIoN DE LA INsULINA:

Ell medicamento Sc administra en-
casos corrientes por la via subcuta-
nea pero en- los casos traidores del
coma diabetico puede usarse intrave-
nosamente, donde puede decirse que
ha verificado efectos maravillosos:
pues antes de su descubrimiento los
ataques de coma diabeticos eran casl
siempre mortales. De modo pues. que
la insuLna reduce disminuye de M
modo rapido la hiper-glicemia (2), o
sea ell exceso de azlcar acumulado EN-
la sangre y por consiguiente disminu-
We la excresi6n de azilcar en- la ori-
ma: hace desaparecer los cuerpos ce-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-25
ANUNc1o DE vENTA
S1oO,oOooo NO MAS DE 5-1I29o iBo'
NOS PARA MEJoRAS PuBLIcAS
DEL MUNICIPIo DE isabella,
PUERTO RICO

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados SO
bella. P. r. en- su oficina, hasta la i
p. M. del dfa 25 de Septiembre de
1924, las cuales sc abriran una hora
despues en- la Casa Ayuntamiento de
Isabella, P. r., para ser consideradas
por la Junta de Subasta del munich
pio para la yenta de la emission de
bonos para mejoras pnblicas por la su
ma de $100,000.00 a un interes que no
exceda del 5-1I2 por ciento anuab pa
gaderos semestralmente. Dichos bonos
llevaran fecha 10 de Enero de 1924,
les; venciendo Ell primer plazo en- 10.
de Julio de 1885.
Los bonos seran emitidos en- forma
de cup6n de la denomination de
81, 100000 cada uno. Tanto ell princi-
pal como los intereses Seran pagados
los bonos entregados en- cua1qrier
banco banco de dep6sito en- Wash
ington, D. c., Nueva York Puerto
Rico, election del comprador, para
ser designado por la Asamblea Murn-
cipal de Isabella, P f. Ell comprador
tendra que pagar en- adicion del i'm
porte de su oferta, los intereses acu-
mulados hasta la fecha de La entrega
de los bonos.
Estos bonos estan exentos del pago
de contribution en- los Estados Uni
dos en- Puerto Rico.
Estos bonos pueden ser aceptados
por Ell Gobierno de Puerto Rico en- ga
rantia de dep6sito de fondos de dicho
Gobierno como fanza que las leyes
de Puerto Rico exigen para ser depo-
sitados en- ell Departamento de Hacien
da.
Ell Consejo Executive de Puerto RI
co ha empehado la buena fe de Ell
PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO para Ell
pago del principal intereses de es-
tos bonos
Las proposiciones para la comprs
de dichos bonos tienen que venir acom
pa1adas de I'm cheque certtfcado 81
70 bancario por ell por ctento del
valor a la par de los bonos, contra
cualuuier Banco Nacional en- los Es-
tados Unidos, contra cualquiera de
los bancos que hacen negocios en-
Puerto Rico, favor del TeSorero Mu
nicipal de Isabella, P. R., en- dine
70 en- effective, como garantia de bne-
na fe.
Cualquier postor podra asistir al &C
to de La aperture de las proposicio-
nes bien en- persona por medic de
I'm agente. Las proposiciones deberAn
presentarse en- pliegos cerrados y dtri
girse al Alcalde de Isabella, P. r.,
escribiendose en- ell sobre, de una ma
nera clara, 10 siguiente: ''Proposicio-
nes para la compra de bonos del Mu
nicipio de Isabella, P. R.
Estos bonos Sc emiten de acuerdo
con la facu1tad conferida los muni-
cipios por la Ley del Congreso de los
Estados Unidos, titulada: LEY para
proveer un Gobierno Civil para Puer"
to Rico, y para otros fines aproba-
da en- de Mario de 1917, y por los
estatutos de Puerto Rico vigentes, ash
como de acuerdo con una ordenanza
de la Asamblea Municipal de Isabella,
P. R., adoptada con arreglo la Ley.
Para otros informes dirijase al Al
calde del Municipio de Isabella, r.
f., al Tesorero de Puerto Rico, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Isabella, P. R., IL de Septiembre,
de 1924.