davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-05-07
Smart Spring Coats Greatly Reduced
Spring Hats Reduced-Now $3.50

Many little styesstraws and silks variety OF
tractve co1ors; styles for little folk of 2 to 6.
nfantss Fourth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02
The Old Mechanic Saws;

We automobile repairers get
blamed for a lot OF things we're not
responsible for. Here's typical
case, and one that's a double tip 10
tho car owner who's inclined to ny
off tho handle:
The other day I gave n chap n
rush job on grtndin' in the valves
and Cleauin' out the carbon. Went
through the usual dope, being care
ful not to set anything else out of
kiltcr while I was dom it. The next
day when he took tho car out he
Rad tho worst trouble he'd ever had
with it. For his benefit II did
cVcrythin' from stallin' TO huCkin'
with little hlcktirin' thrown in for
good measure.
Cost him few dollars for some
roadside helr that didn't do more
than help relieve his pOCketbook.
Made him mad clean through. Led
i'm to believe that | had gotten
somethjn' out OF whack when | re-
moved tho CYLINDER head. Naturally
when he came around to see me the
next day | got the blame for the
whole business.
Right off the bat he told me that
the other mechanics who had tried
TO get him out Of his predicament
all said that | musta monkeyed with
something when | Gound in the
valves They tried 70 find out what
Id done. he said, hut Just couldn' {
find the combination.
How'd they know I worked on
this engine" | asked him
Why or told EN-, OF course Il"
he admitted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

Economic on your moven1e nts
when driving in congestion. When
YOU are slowing down 10 a point
where high gear Is not suitable and
when You know that ira ft,c VIII
move again in moment disengaGe
the clutch and shift into second
gear. This will save YOU the
trouble Of disenga ging the clutch
twice, and the shift into the lower
gear Will probably obviate the neces-
sity of using your foot brake to
slow down.
Don't thy to get your pick up" in
low since the gears are likely TO
stick" This will necossitate slow
ing down. Shift into second" just
as soon as the car has been set N
motion. Step on the gas when
you're in second if YOU want to
get ahead Of the rest
Remember that more cars stop
near the crossing line than 1T any
other point along tie street and
that, as n consequence, the paving
will have more Grease and oil
cropped on it at this point When
You are counting on making quick
stop a. the crossing Mt times when
II . streets are wet you are counting
tToubie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

Never has the danger Of eaacce
taking been better illustrated than
in the instance of Connecticut
srade crossing accident where two
motorists lost their uvcs because
they mistoo< an express Tor local
The local had always stopped at tine
station even though the bel, kept
singing at the crossing, and the men
were entirely safe in driving across
,he tracks. The advent of Il how
and through lraiu changed the pic
ture to one of destruction and death.
THESE men did not realize the;
they We're taking 4 chance t.yaiust
grcat odds because. like many mill
lions Of other drivers. they did not
know that it is hazardous to act
upon assumptions when at the
wheel Of Il car. one is safely past
the chance taking stage of driving
only when one is willing to investi-
gate with 4 view toward being alb
solutely sure before taking any
definite steD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02
Plain Sense, Not Law

II IS customary to hear super
conscientious driver comment upon
the careless act Of some motorist
with the statement that there ought
to he a law against such foolhardi-
ness. 1t never occurs to such peo-
pie that certain laws are not need
ed because the public is assumed to
have sense enough not TO indulge
in these particular acts anyway.
There Is no written law to pre-
vent motorists from backing down
entertainments provided they have
permission to trespass upon the
property. There Is no law to compel
a motorist to get ont Of the way OF
q runaway motor truck. If a
notorist has n mind TO he is priv
ileged to stop his car so suddenly
and so carelesslY on wet pave
ment as to cause his car to skid a
dozen ways and perhaps end in a
crash. In short, there are no laws
against many very dangerous things
that motorists could do If they
We're so foolish as 10 try them.
Common sense is believed to be n
better guide than law in such in
stances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02
Financial
NEW YORK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, Aug. 1.-Hcayy profit
taking hy professional traders
brought about moderate reaction
toward the close of today's stock
market. after an carly period Of
strength. leaving final quotations IT.
regularly higher. Thirty stocks
attained new peak prices for the
wear. with sales again exceeding the
million share mark for the Nth con
scCutiVe full session.
Settings orders, as q rule were well
absorbed strong buying support be
ing provided for practically all
standards. industrial and railroad is
sues Brokers reported a steady in
crease in public participation, par
ticUlarlN from western points.
Fighter prospects for nearly set
Element Of tho reTarations question
We're an important factor in the ear
~ buying,
United states steel common was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02
Boston Produce Market

iNNSlCN, aug. !.
EEEF-Choice whole cattle lSTl-.
81 rTER--ENtras SSGSSA. hrsts IS
GET.,
CHEESE-Fresh choice :lTell.
tirSts % q saA.
CORN-No. yellow lSSal26; l.2l
GlS2
EGGS-NcSrhv hcnncrv brown cN-
tras i"U So. White and mixed extras -
q IS. western extras SidS>
FLOlR-SNrlpc patents. l9f-1N.
sacks. special sacks SS5G9lo. stand
ard 7.S0IST5.
HAN-No. timothy c6TSS
lAMB-Spring 2SnSo
oATS--FcrtN pounds 71G1S
PORK Medium backs So6S2.
rOTATnE,S-tireen Mountains NNN
so per loo pounds: new southern NJ.
l 20 a ; % Per barrel
SlGAE--AmerIca0 Sugar Refinery
quotes 6.75 cents IN l0o-rarrcl lots less
per cent for cash.
NEAl.-i"0 n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02
New York Produce Market
Nnrr Ynrl. At1u

-,.,,. New York, Aug. /.
WHEAT-Spot easy: 40. dark
northern spring r New York lake
ana raj l.bf. No. hard winter b
lake ami rail 1.47l: No. Manitoba do
1919 I'D NJ. 2 mixed durum do. ] ~.
tcRN-Spot strong: No 2 yellow
! track New York lake and rail
1898 and No. mixed do. 1871.
oAJ~-Spot easy: No. . white ss3
PORk-Firm: family 20 "a ~ m
tARD-Steady: middle west 1906 q
Dtner articles we're unchanged.
~ IIEP--SteadY: receipts 17.40s;
creamery higher than extras 2sf,2SS!
creamery extras. % score, 373037g:
572 "'+~
EGGS-Steady: receipts 1887
IATOES-Weak: southern per
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02
"Seasoninu' vs.. Sense

What Is seasoned" cylinder
block? Ia there such a thing as a
green block?
50 many rumor mongers are pass
ing around the information that
certain engines are giving trouble
because the blocks are machined
while green" that this department
has made an investigation OF the
subject for the many million motor
isis who are doubtless interested.
some statesmen, in fecitlng tales
about competitors' I'll luck with
cylinder blocks, intimate. and some.
times state definitely. that their
firms always 'scaso blocks By
kaying them out in the open sub
scqucnt to casting and prior to bor-
ing and machining. The average
motorist has been puzzled because
he knows that the blocks on some
cars have not held up as they should
have, while they are metallurgtsts
enough to suspect that seasoning
is largely dclusion.
What. thcn. causes blocks to go
wrong? What Is it that cub sales
men and iumor peddlers are trying
to explain"
The engincoring departments Of
several prominent car factories
"tIt VNhst!oNcu ana IN every IN :
stance the explanation was the
sgmo. The seasoning" process IL
merely ono of neat treating. done in
order to guard against internal
stress in the iron at the time IL -
maChtued.
As one engineer explains 1t, "All
castings have internal or heat strains
which tend to warp or throw these
castings out Of shape ns they are
being machincd or after they have
shortly been uut into actual ser
vice" An intermediate heat treat
ncnt is resorted to in order to r.
lie}e such strains.
This is partly accomplished by
ono manufacturer Through actually
operating the engine at high speed
before il is fully machined IT Is
SGT up three times in all. In addi-
ton TO neat treatment one Of the
finest ears on the market underEocs
three gentle boring operations he
tore grinding, Thus when YOU get a
'grccn' cylinder block YOU merely
got one that is carclessly treated
during the machining processes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

barrel 2,2S rs; Long Island 1890
s.5S
CABBAG ES-Stcsdy; Long Island
Per head &C.
Raw sugar was quiet and UNCHANGED
today AZ 500 for Cuban. duty paid.
No new business was reported.
Raw sugar futures were quite activn
hut orders were pretty evenly divided
and price changes We're narrow. Tia
market oSed UNCHANGED TO one point
net higher, September 5 SO, December
$40, March SIS. MAY $50.
kehned SUGAR continued in light re-
quest bat there were good withdrawals
on old contracts. Prices were unCNs0r-
ed at 6.t0 10 as rCr tnr SrarulaIr5
Refined futures were nominal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02


"~Itn ~ "'4SN uVi'l1I'H' ~" ('"- w
10 us is or Nl'hlh small traction
q thc \oar hlS eS'a hllshcd IaS'
SpiLnS ana theh i.IllnG back 10 100
> on Itdil@lh@' ludop'hu'hi Steers
H'oH'd ~ - NJ paIn'hc manner
IL, feature OF me Iallto'd 5ioup
was me 'NlahilShneht OF new hlSh
PIl'CS ny 'iit Slo'hS 81 an f"lito"uS
m'h'''hta IN connection with the
p'"PoS'u van H"erlnNrh 'nlN"ilda-
liol,. I'lII common. ni|t anI second
=, CO. ou''It'' 'r - = - ana
!" 49, N"I queue
r ,''I, ~ =" an" -'"F PIE
D'',u -, ~. ., - "nI - ,'Si'''-
,,,,.Il, >il N1L E, nn ;" ','u h'T-
't' any ",," ''Il'' Nv -t'I h"',N Il
I,,,' '' , - '..S. tI".',' It'll I',iN h'-
,.,,,o.I ,.r NV '''' $50 =
,'i,7'n '0''' I'''''"'i' 10 -
f'l,, +, .,.........
o.,, i"HT Sp"'' /" me an Ga q
- o"L NV 'u"', c'h""' ana fud
~, ~" ~ Eastern liilhols. 'hl-
CIV! ,N"' N'H,rIh H. H'>hhfEn
gnu N'Nl Ni,Si'ia' Gun NohlIe ana
~, 'n y. " ~" -\aSi, Nlil' na' l"no"Ga
a''' -. LOUIS an ar fh'ir best
- -. i''9 - tie Ne2r. NeW orleans.
20" "Ili -HeNt,o jumped more imam
S'N POINTS 10 us ana 1h'h reacted
""'
ii!e" PiIS'" Sp'claIt'oS continued
~ - on r"n"iS 81 an impending
SpiIlhP ~ N"aI' r. GENERA Electric
1. il"'I "'a'i = points /" a record
i ,',7,' ~, -. ,lIIle - ana
,i,. 10, "II e, ,u"'P'H more nan ~
i"I,-'S I" - '-4; also new top and
Ii', casing speculative attention
Na' "1N"''u 10 IN" OIL SHARES with
'tl Ndi,S - Z point pr NOR" being
jtooIoch hN racine. American,
- 'oNa'h' Houston, Maracaibo
PRODUCERS and Itefners. and Phillips
ie'Foieufh' buiiish demonstrations
d'So were staged in the rubber
equipment ana gas shares
'aH money continued 10 rule At .
ToF CENT Time money and COM
me- Clal PAPER rates We're unchanged
win business quiet. Foreign OK
'HalEe rates stlitened in reflection
OF the better reparations news Dc
nt2ld Sterling moved UP a cent to
fi'fu "-t' or WI nm fraction Of the
ear 1len' ana French francs ruled
ABOUT !" points higher at Oh cents.
Bona prices today failed TO de-
zelop . oeIihI'H trend but tho tone
Va urn III reflection Of favora bic
uett'ophhenfs Affecting foreign obi
7d,lonS ana certain railroad issues.
lndicatlohs that the Inter-allied
conference would reach an early
agreement. paving the way for exc
Cullon 81 the Dawes plan for the
hoIa'lon OF German loan, exerted
Z heathlnI influence on foreign gov
eIhnseht ponds. French 1-2s and
IS reached new high levels on the
current movement and Belgian is
sues scored substantial gains. French
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

The space left in the touring
truck when the grips are taken
into the hotel furnish a safe place
tor the robes. road books and other
miscellaneous paraphenalia when
making a stopoff. Saves taking a lot
OF extra things into the hotel with
YOU and relieves your mind about
them when the car is on the street
or in the garage.
When retracing your steps over
s. dirt road watch out for inverted
forks in the roads. These are the
forks which you pass without not
ing as YOU go along in the first
direction. On your way back it is
an easy matter to set of into the
wrong road without realizing It,
Always ask the rates for meals be
fore sitting down TO dinner at an
unfamiliar road house or tea room.
They can charge YOU what they
please after you've put down a din
ner. unless YOU have made an agree
ment beforehand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

Then that explains IT," 1 shot
back az i'm. You switched EN-
of the track. II YOU hadn't told
EN- about II they'd have opened up
the timer and seen that the breaker
points are dirty. II just happened
that this trouble followed the valve
grindln' but had nothing TO do with
II. You forget that two things can
happen TO a car at the same time
without one havin' anythin' to do
with the other"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02
Did You Know -

That newspaper makes the best
protection for the celluloid lights
of rain curtains when they are roll
ed up?
That smoother start can he had
with less possibility Of stalling If
the engine is accelerated a moment
before the clutch is engaged? The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

Once upon a time the r7otor-
ISIS passengers found it
problem to hold on and keep in
the car. Now a lot Of them
look at the plate GLASS and
secure doors and wonder how
they are going to get out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02
cuttinn Shirmu Shnrt

Shinmy. or wabbling, OF the
front wheels does not usually last
Tor more than a few seconds at a
time but the length OF the an
noyance can he greatly shortened by
pulling hard in one direction or the
other. Shimming is invariably due
to play" or looseness, in the steer
ing assembly, though there are
other explanations in many in
stances. Definite steering in one
direction or another will serve 10
take up this play temporarily and
thus bring the shimmy TO a quicker
end
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02
Stock market avera geE
New York Money Market

New York, Aug. /.
Great Britain. dsmand al, q FIes
! u Il. 61-dsy bills on banks ABB
France. demand 5.I43. cables SIS,
Italy. demand 49,, cables 4353
BalEi I'm, demand 4ss IA. cables
ass ga
Germany. demand. per trilIion. .23s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

Half Of rotordom is smiling
because il succeeds in passing
everything on the road. me
other half smiles to think il has
such good sense as to let the
fool half pass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

These Compartments fer the
golf equipment are excel ent,
Doubtless many rotorist wall
put a stick in them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

Telegraph poles have stopped
more speeders than the polioc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

Copyright 1924 BY The Ulrnar
Feature ServiceD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

Mother fully realizes that
ignorance 10 bliss after she has
learned TO drive the family bus
and spends Sunday riding with
Father at the wheel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

momentum Of the flywhecl help
smooth the start.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

You never can tell the size Of
a parking space By locking at il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02
Bradstreet's Report

New York, Aug. l.-Bradstrccts TO-
morrow will say.
Improvement ~ tho kcyWord If tho
week : reports. this covering gains tn
crop conditions and IN tentative '-iI-
mates Of NicId, Particularly ot corn ana
wheat. in sent imCnt rs to the iutW"
cut i0rk for trade IN wide areas. in pa
monls "n some long nNcrdu" account
made possible by lrcc marketing -
grain and hogs. and in actual sales D."
Whnlrgd tors or IudnuiaC turCTs Of stool.
lumber. shoes. leather. cotton goods
and Wool Sew buying rs very general
~ moderate, caution in fact. bat thcr"
seems more definite faith expressed tu
on actual turning for the better than
prices and securities in Jun" CAV"
promise of lifting or the depression
IL farm product prices, particularly
grain and hogs.
A certain woman is blessed TO an
unusual degree with both discrimi-
nation and tact. The first of these
admirable qualities she has displayed
by her two marriages. Her first
husband was a minister, most de-
lIEhtful man. He died. and after a
lapse Of some years she married his
only brother, a successful lawyer.
Sow on her library desk stands
picture Of the first partner OF her
joys and sorrows. and one day Il
curious caller asked who it was.
That" said the hostess. with evil
dent emotion. lis a picture of my
husbands brother. who died some
years ago. and who was very dear
to us th,"-Harper's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
}. A. GAMAGE & CO.

STOCK BROKERS
S55 Water Street AUGUSTA
Phones 129I-12o2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

perfect balance, smoothness,
simplicity.
You'll marvel at Paige's
riding comfort! That's the
advantage of l3l-inch wheel
base, rear springs more than
) feet long, and snubbers
front and rear.
Come in and see this New
Paige Broueham. Try Quits
amazing performance. Mark
its riding comfort. 1855,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-02

nitel states steel common was
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-14

nado de instruction Publica retornaoa
de sus ohcinas a 81 hogar instalado en-
una seflorial mansion dc Hato hey
Volvimos atrSs Y, preferimos los Co
misionados molestar hora tan intes-
pectiva al selior Huyke ante ell tenor
de no poderIe encontrar mas tarde
La Comisi6n fue galantemente aten-
dida. FL sefior Huyke escucho de la
bios del que ahora escribe estas lineas
e. msnsaje de pena que le enviaba Ia
Asamblea por Ia inmensa desgracia
que aagia al sefor Huyke, con motive
de la muerte de una de sls hijas, muer
ia en- muy temprana edad. Luego,
expusimos los deseos de la Asamblea,
rec. .bierdc. del seiior Huyke la prone
sa de que los maestros ssrian excusa-
dos ell dia 81 de dar clases.
CompIacldos en- grado sumo por la
amabilidad con que el HoA. Comisio-
nado atendia la suplica de los macs
tros, expresandole el profundo agra
decim ento de n Asamblea, le inquiri-
mos la converisnc.a de que fueramos
a yer al Hon. Gobernador para dejar
asi ounplido en- todas sus parties el
mandate 0e la Asamblea. Entonces,
Ell senor Huyke expreso su consejo de
que no molestasemos al Gobernador
PoRcUE EIA INNECEsARIo va que
81 nos ofrecia buscar la forma de que
ningda maestro trabajase ell dta 81.
No obstante. la seguridad que nos
diese cl Sr. Huyke, pensamos ir yer al
Gobernador. Ese era el criterio de La
mayoria de la Comision. Sin embargo.
quisimos ssguir los consoles del vetera-
no y distinguido cOmpahero. sr. Ne
groni. quieu, con su persuaci6n y va
lioso consejo, nos convenci6 de que
no habia neccsidad de ir Palacio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-14
Cronicas de Gambia

dablemente nuestra amiga es IN eli
cantsdor persoaaie de freud que obra
obeiec.endo a estimulos subconscien-
tss. Al tirarse dc "a falda nos ha recor-
dado que sus piernas son codiciables.
hacienda asi que las codiciemos acto
cont:nGo. he aqui como Ia pornogra-
fi7, cue realizada por una mujer podia
consistir antes en- el acto de ensenar
les ernas consiste mas bien ahora en-
el seto de ocultarias.
Hay, evidentemente. una manera por-
nosrafca oe ocultar los encantos feme
ninos. a veces esta manera puede
Legar a herir hasta nuessros seati-
mientos mas mobiles Asi, cuanGo Una
m. er cue esta amamantando un nj
no pretende esconder a mi vista su
seno maternal 20 me reconozco pro
fun6amente huni;.ado. Icomo p1ede
suponer esta mujer quo en- tai momen-
to yo sea capaz de convemp arls cor
b44o AAAACAAlANAA HSAAAoe-AaAASNt 0~~-Nt-NNst
re1te la mujer en- question Sc hace
una idea muy pohre no tan solo de
mi moraldad, 10 q. me sorpreEd9 pocc.
sino tambien de mi pornografia, 10
cue va ne sorprsnde en- un grado ma
yor.
Y es que no hay que dare vueltas.
La pcrnografia resElta ann un con-
cepso muy oscuro Yo creo. como to-
90 c! mundo, q'le es necesalio comba-
tir'a. paro para combatirla ignore 81
hay que perseguir las 'chicas que en-
sefan lss piernas las que las o.al-
tan. 81 Sc dehen cubr;r los senos fe-
meninos en 81 function maternal para
desnudarlos en- la opera, 81. al contra
rio. debe descubrirseles en- el primer
case, dccorando los palcos de la opera
con una co,ecci6n de biberones.
Julio CAMBA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-14
CuairO paIabraS para una aCIaracI6n

Y asi resorno la Co1nis.6n a Caguss
Eatisfecha V ccndada en- que su mi
s.6a habia terminado bIiIantemsnte.
ral era nuestIa algeria y asi 10 esti-
MO la Asambiea, cuando al oir el in
forme rendido por el mas humilde de
los Comisionsaos, acogi6 las ultimas
palabras de este con una saliva de
apausos que convertidos en- dolares
hrb.era convertible su veE al que in
forEana de hombre pobre porten-
tado.
Lusgo. la Asamblea pUdo enterarse
con disgasto que todo era buche Y plu-
ma, cEando !os mssstros Creian que
era en- roali3ad music y carne. Y 10
que no puede evitarse, alguien lanzo
contra los comisionados el califcati-
vo dc pusilanimes"
Para despejar Ia atm6sfera viciada
cs que salen estas euartillas en- defen-
sa del prestigio de mis- compafieros de
Comisi6n va que no por el mio pro-
pio Que fueron ellos dignos repre-
sentantes dc la Asamblea que confa-
ron eIlos en- cue el seiior Comisionado
de Instruction PGblioa hubiera podido
cris.alizar su promesa en- una verdad
coRsoladora para los que de manera
tan patri6tica consagran las energias
de su espiritu a levantar el nivel in
telectual de nuestro pueblo que bien
debieran ser atendidos cuardo recla-
man un derecho sancionado por la ira
dici6n.
Juncos, P r enero Q. 1924.
Fulgencio Pifero RODRIGUEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-14

CO. motive de celebrarse en- Caguas,
duga lte los dias &c, 81 y % del pasa-
Go d.cismbre. la Asamb.ea de la Aso-
c.aeidn General de Maestros de Puer-
TO r CO. medaIIte una mocion debida-
mcnts secundada Y aprobada por una
mimi lad. Sc designo del sero de aque-
LA una Comision para que, tras!adsn-
desc a la ciudad de San Juan, trahaja-
Sc ante el Hon. Gobernador Ia decla-
racion de dia festive el 81 de diciem-
bre. habida en- cuenta de que, siguien|
do Ia trsdicion, les alumnos no habrian
de concurrir clases ese dia Y Ell ira
bajo a real;sar por los maestrcs result
taria inutil sin provecho alguno
L. Presidencia design6 a las pro-
fesoras sra Joaquina Perez de Cor
dero Srta. Maria del Pillar Ledesma.
al vieio lushador Y brillante paladin
de Ia causa. Don Santiago Negroni. al
distinguido comp nero Carlos v. Urru-
tia al que estas lineas escribe El
compafero Usrutia no aeept6 Ia desig-
naci6n Y la comis o. quedo reducida
los otros Com sionados
Tras un hgero camblo 6e impresio-
res. la Comisi6n. que recibia ell manda-
TO expreso de la Asamblea de yer an
tes cue al Hon. Gobernador, al Hon.
Con-isionado de instruction Pubhca,
ssfor Huvke. sacrifeando felices ho-
ras de agrsdahle esparcimiento, con
motive de una jira ofrecida aquel dia
pov 'os compsfisros y padres de fami-
lin ds csguas los Asambleistss, re-
solv6 rendir aquella misma tarde su
comc lido Sc traslad6 inmediatamen-
te la Fortaleza.
clsndo la comisi6n Sc aproximaba
al llamado Puente de Martin Pefa,
pudo observar que ell Hon. Comisio-