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Evening star., 1924-06-24
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

WILIS-ST. CLAIRE TOURING, late 1922 re-
painted and in perfect condition; terms $500
cash S62 30 monthly. Will accept your pres
ent car in trade. North $3.50. 1900 18th st.
NV.
WILLYS-K NIGHT touring. demonstratur; like
new. Overland Wheeler Co. Inc. 1921 18th
st. ~
tKS-White. Packard. Autocar REQ. Re
public; various sizes: all bargains; need the
space they occupy. General Motors Truck 60.
OF Washington 1905 23rd st. NV.
Alto CAR: new body: frst-class condition.
626 ST. Sc.
TWO LATE % FORD TOURISGS: in al CON
dition: good tires and lots of extras. These
the property of local finance com
pany and must he sold. See Mr. Ricketts, or
BraShears 427 NV
CHASSIS 80.
For light trucks, hearse ambulance duty.
Priced low for quick sale. Packard. 1907
kalorama rd.
Evening star., 1924-06-24
BUICK
USED-CAR DEPARTMENT.

Star sedan :. $500
Oakland sedan .......... 400
Essex "6" coach. 5000
Dodge sedan. n............. 600
Buick E touring. ....... 1000
Buick coupe. ............ LOO
Buick touring, 7-pass. -. 500
Ford sedan. n.............. 800
Nash touring. ZOO
Chevrolet coupe. ........ 400
Nash touring. ............ 500
Cole touring. g............ 600
Haynes touring. g.......... 700
Dodge sedan. ............ 900
Buick 4-cyl. touring. ..... $50
Locomobile touring. ..... ZOO
Chandler touring. ........ 500
Buick touring, Calf. top. $50
Paige touring. $50
Studebaker speedster..... 1,O5O
Studebaker touring. ...... ZOO
Chevrolet sedan. ........ ZOO
Durant coupe. .......... 600
LIBERAL TERMS.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER,
1O15 14th Street. Main 52o6.
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JEWETT, 1924,
ESSEX, 1924,
FORD. 1928.

Special Jewett roadster. looks rs good as
any new Iewett roadster in town. 1924 model
less than cost at factory. Cali Main 1912 for
further informatio Trade your used Jewett
part payment. A liberal and splendid as
sortment of used cars awaits you at
DISTRICT OAKLAND CO.
Evening star., 1924-06-24
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
Thirty of the best light used In the
city; some equal to new. See us before you
buy.
A. ]. STABLER,
47S K St N w
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RENT ROOMS-FURNIsHED.

236 RAEDOLPH PLACE NE. tEcKingtonD-
Corner, bay window room. porch; ami; con
venient to cars; Ink. if desired. Potomac
1881
Evening star., 1924-06-24
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

TRY
LUTTRELL CHEVROLET
SALES CO..
FOR REAL VALUES IN
USED CARS.
DEMONSTRATORS.
1924 Chevrolet sedan.
1924 Chevrolet coupe
1924 Chevrolet touring
1924 Chevrolet roadster
CONVENIENT TERMS
All Model Ford g. Chevrolets.
l4th AT T ST.
FORDS! FORDS!
AS Low AS SIS CASH AND s. FER WEEK.
Touring cars s,a up
sedans. s1T5 up.
Deliverys. $50 up.
Ton truck. SITS.
Ton truck. panel body, $500.
Liberal allowance on trade
ins if car is right.
ROBEY MOTOR CO.,
1879 !. ST NV. SERVICE A PLEASURE.
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR
VALUE IN DEPENDABLE
USED CARS.
Chevrolet Touring. 1923: a real buy. ...... 400
Columbia light Touring: newly painted 500
Stutz Bearcat Roadster; neat. ......,;... 475
Studehaker Touring. light 6: fine cond'n.. 40
Buick 8 Touring. E-45; new paint. 49,. 400
Ruick Roadster. H-44: 4 good buy 80. 37a
Wllys-knight Touring; a good car....... 400
Stndebaker 4 Touring this. ....... 375
Ford Coupe. late: excellent condition. 300
Overland Sedan: newly painted .......... s1a
Kline Touring: fine condition ............ 375
Ford Sedan: newly painted. ............... go
HAYNES Touring: powerful. ............ 200
Ford Touring. late: good condition. 200
Chevrolet FB Touring: a good buy. ....... $50
Ruck Touring, light s. D-45. .............. 200
Rec Touring. good running order. :...... $50
chanics and will be demonstrated to suit the
purchaser Terms can be arranged.
UNION STATION GARAGE,
Fr. 1906. Always Open 81 Eye St NE "a
FORDS-FORDS.
1923 Ford Tourings: choice Of ten. sc25 up
Ford Roadsters; some with carry
1872. rord l3f Sonpe: Son e.,r.s..:... e.,r.s IS Is up
Ford Chassis: starter. IS
Ford Light Deliveries: choice of
Ford Truck; starter; ice body -. $50 -
rord ord 1racu 1rac,of n:nei hod; iso I5o
f0fo Low l5VsA' casm ashfi P%TSMExr. Pay lou
Low MONTHLY PAYMENT.
STECART'S GARAGE,
141 18th St. NE. Line. 62OO.
CHEVROLET COUPE.
1923 Superior; willard battery: in fine
parking; s42J; liberal terms. WINEBERGER
co. 37Oo GA. AVE.
TRADE OR TERMS.
1922 Ford touring
1922 Dodge coupe.
Dodge roadster, excellent shape.
Mitchell roadster, nearly new.
Oakland coupe.
Hupmobie touring. runs fine: and 20 other
cars, open and closed
Special sale this week.
FRED l.. MORGAN,
1926 CONN. AVE.
RECONDITIONED
USED CARS.
ANY car not proving satisfactory may be
returned within three days. Our service in
ciudes upon delivery of gas. oil. driving
license and securing tags and permit
Open Evenings Until 9 PM.
MOST LIBERAL TERMS
IN CITY.
1923 Ford Touring. $3.50
1918 Ford Touring. ....... IS
1922 Ford Coupe. ......... US
1921 Ford Coupe. 225
1922 Ford Roadster. 200
1921 Dodge Coupe. 375
1923 Chalmers Touring.... $50
1923 Star Touring. Us
1928 Star Touring (new).. 44O
1923 Star Sedan new. ..... 675
See Mr.. Barnes,
Used Car Department,
HARPER MOTOR CO..
Distributors DURAST AND STAR Cal
Established 1912. Phone Frank. 430.
1880 Connecticut Ave. NV,
Between l. and NJ SITS.
A Deposit Will Reserve Any Car
for Future Delivery.
Open Evenings Until 9 PM.
Evening star., 1924-06-24
ROOMS AND BOARD

17os y ST. N.W-For young women. beauti.
full home. single and double rooms. semi-pri-
Vate bath; opportunity TO study piano or voice
ana practlce II desired For appointment,
Evening star., 1924-06-24

174S LASIER PL.-Fine large room. connect
ing hath: private veranda: beautiful home;
exclusive location; S25. Gentleman.
Evening star., 1924-06-24

ESSEN COACH 1924. run onv a few miles:
many extras: u real huy at SST5: easy terms
See me today. MIR Hines. Washington Flint
Co. 1917 Conn. ave. Potomac 1918. Your
car as mart nsrmeot
Evening star., 1924-06-24

l715 ] ST.-Two lovely large. rooms near
bath in refined home. with every comfort:
splendid meals; suitable for young ladies or
gentlemen. 24s
Evening star., 1924-06-24

933 S.W.-Two cool rooms. kitchenette:
reasonable: also nice cool single 800
BIZ 4th ST. S.E.-One large front for
married couple; newly furnished; ami; $40.
Evening star., 1924-06-24
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

CLEVELAND TRING, reconditioned. new
paint: a bargain: terms. 1920 cash. SS3
monthly. North 1850. 1900 14th st. NV.
CLEVELAND SEDAN, four-door; reconditioned
and reps snted: looks like new: terms. $3.50
cash. sol monthly. North $3.50. 1900 14th
Evening star., 1924-06-24

CLEVELAND TOURING. late 1929; over
hauled and repainted: excellent buy; terms,
$500 cash. $40 monthly. North $3.50. 1890
Evening star., 1924-06-24

1893 18th ST. N.W.-Beautiful. clean at
trac1Ve home, single and double rooms; un-
9 xceIIed hnme
Evening star., 1924-06-24

100 LAMONT ST NW-Dehghtfuily cool
front rooms, single or double; refined location .
ami delicious food o4s
Evening star., 1924-06-24

DTRAST TOURING. late 1922. in excellent
condition; good tires. This car is the prop
erty of local finance company and must he
sold for the balance of the unpaid notes See
Mr.. Ricketts, or RrnshnarS 4o1 h ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-06-24

FORD TOURING, 1921: excellent condition.
SIS. Your car part payment Justice
Motor Co. 1915 l4th St
Evening star., 1924-06-24
WANTED-AUTOMOBILEs.
WILL PAY CASH
FOR SALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

for any Cadillacs. Dodges. Bucks. Hupmo
biles or Fords
A ] STARLER & son, 4o5 X St NV. e5'
Evening star., 1924-06-24

COLUMBIA RIG; q SEDAN; rubber and
paint wonderful buy for 5000. Rickenbacker.
Evening star., 1924-06-24

INDIAN SCOUT. 1924 model; used only tw
months; practically same as new; cheap fo
cash. W. S. Rhodes, 9o1 10Th st. NV
Main o016
Evening star., 1924-06-24

DODGE TOURING. 1922, in splendid condi-
tiOn: bumpers front and rear. This is real
huy and well worth more than we are asking.
Easy terms. MIR Hines, Washington Flint
Co. 1917 Conn. Potomac 1873 Your
Oil car as part payment.
Evening star., 1924-06-24

ONE BLOCK 18th ST.-Attractive front room
| three windows, two closets. next bath. Col
u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-31

Friends of Osmond Clark Bonsey'
who has been in failing health for sew
eral years, are grieved at his death on
December 81, after a severe attack
from which he could not rally HIS
sister Olive, head nurse in sanatorium
in Rutland, Mass, was sent for, and
came to care for him the last week OF
his life. and to make his last hours
comfortable. He win be sadly missed,
as he was always cheerful and
favorite with young and old Funeral
services were held at the church this
afternoon, Rev. Clarence Emery of
Ellsworth officiating There were many
beautiful flowers. The body was laid
TO rest by the side of his mother and
little sister, who, died several years years
sey, one sister, Miss olive, and four
brothers, Earle, Claude, Delen andHol-
lis.
Mrs Anna Gray and her son Ray and
wife We're here to attend the funeral
81 Clark Bonsey.
Maurice Gray, who spent the Christ
mas holidays with his sister, Mrs. Cog
gins, has returned to Sargentville.
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present location, with few ineXpen-
sive changes near said Junction,
could not be bettered, and certainly,
for all present public necessity, is
well enough, and what is we'll enough
should be let alone.
In conclusion, let me say that our
railroads and State highways are the
main arteries and veins through
which the life blood of our land COM
merce must flow, and it is of supreme
Importance that those arteries and
veins shall be so located and so con-
tinually kept open, that at all times,
that life blood shall have a free and,
as far as possible, direct flowage.
We are passing through an era of
forced reimbursement of our land
transportation system, and in order
to best handle the situation, we must
see to it that none but honest, eff
flcient persons are placed in charge of
the work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-31

Linwood Gray has been confined to
the house the past week, i'll Of grip
Dorothy Gray, who has been en-
ployed at Leon Austin's, North Brooks
vile. spent hristmas with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Caleb Gray.
Fred Vessel and family, of North
land Durgain on Christmas day.
Sylvia Grindle who is employed at
Eugene Lymburner's, North Brooks
Vile, spent Christmas with her mother,
Mrs Nellie Grindle
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Clement and
daughter Virginia, and Mrs Addie
Gray. were guests of Preston Gray
and Laura Howard on Christmas
Schools are closed for the Christmas
vacation of two weeks.
Sidney Snow and little son Frank,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-31

of Brewer, were guests at Frank w.
Gray's Sunday.
TITLE Gray is home with her sister,
Mrs. Bertha Hanson.
The community was shocked and sad
deped by the death of Roscoe D: Gray
on Wednesday, Dec. 10, after a very
short illness of bronchial pneumonia.
He will be greatly missed in his family
and community. where he had lived
for the past sixty eight years. He
was a man of sterling character, hon
est in all his dealings, and his death
viii be mourned by a wide circle of
friends. He was a son of the late
Crawford and Amanda Gray. He is
survived by his widow, one sister, Mrs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-31

Laura Howard, and one brother, Pres
ton Gray. Funeral services were hello
at the home Friday afternoon, Rev. F.
w. Baldwin officiating. By special re-
quest, duet, Wait, and Murmur Not"
was rendered by Mrs. Mildred Staples
and Mrs. Phebe D. Vessel. Mr.. Gray
was a member of Eggemoggin lodge
f. and A. NJ, of Sedgwick, Bagaduce
chapter. O. e. s., and Rainbow grange
of North Brooksville A large number
of Masons attended the funeral. The
bearers were Levi Gray, Fred w. Yves
sell Albert Pierce and Vinton Gray
Interment was at Camp Stream GENE
terry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-12-31
.Inst NTnine Folks. !"

The first edition Of Just Maine
Folks" is out. This is written by
members Of the Maine Writer'S Re
search Club of Maine, and is a COM
panion volume to Maine, My
State" published some years ago.
1t Is collection of short biographi-
cal stories OF noted Maine people.
Anyone wishing to procure one of
these books may and out particulars
by communicating with Mrs c. o.
Tufner, High street, Ellsworth
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pnrtridre Cove.

to Bayside.
Alice Young and Eta Phillips spent
Christmas at Trenton with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ernest Hopkins.
Arthur Eaton and family, Jennie
Davis and children, of Northeast Har-
Dor. We're at home for Christmas with
their parents, W. A. Dorr and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Googins and
BABY, OF Bar Harbor, and Mrs. Frances
Hodgkins and Mr. and Mrs. Shirley
Allie McDonald's Christmas day.
Helen Thompson is spending a vaca-
ton with her parents, G. A. Thomp
son and wife.
Dec. 20. d.
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not nave been one wholly OF Judg-
ment
16 Because the commission,
with the engineers, being virtually
indicted, have a right to a hearing
that they may have an opportunity to
yindicate themselves, and should well
come such an opportunity.
II, Because the public wishes TO
know the origin of the propaganda,
This proposed road or no road"
that was evidently circulated for the
purpose of deceiving the citizens of
Ellsworth and Hancock, and thus
whipping them into submission to the
viii of the engineers.
is. Because it is always better
TO lock the stable door before the
horse is stolen" AN ounce of pre-
yention is worth more than pound
of cure"
49, Because we wish to show up
to the public the wrong of our
! present law that gives the State
highway commission the power, with
the approval of the governor and
council, to change any part of the
present State highway, and thus in
many cases. ruin the established bust
| ness of those along the discontinued
part and greatly lessen their prop
erty value, without any provision for
damages thus sustained
20. Because the State highway
via Washington Junction, in its
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EN- LA SESSION DE ANOCHE.
QUE Sc ESPERABA RESUL-
TARA BORRASCOSA, Ell AL
CALDE PARA PRESENTO,
CON CARACTER DE IRREVO-
CABLE, LA RENUNCIA DE
SU PUESTO

Anoche, Ultima hora, recibimos de
nuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce, un dos
pacho telegr&fico EN- que nos comunica-
ba que no habia sido possible conseguir
que los socialistas aceptasen la ulti-
ma proposition hedha por ell Alcalde
senor Parra y la1cual fue pubncada
por nosotros en- nuestra edicion de
aver, ell senior PARA, pesar de la in
sistencia del senor Tous Soto de que Sc
mantuviera en- su puesto Sc dispuso u
presentar su renuncia.
En- la session de la Asarnblea Munici-
pal, ce'ebrada anoche, Sc di6 cuenta
con la expresada renuncia del Alcalde,
sefor PARA, la cualatostualmente dice
asf:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09

"a, los "PUROS'' han lido hacia los
socialistas para darles la batalla
GQuien sera ell successor del Sr. Bar
cello en- la Presidencia del senado?
GQuien debe serlo?
GY ell del sr. Guerra, como ''speak-
err de Ia Camara?
GQuien debe serlo?
Estas son las preguntas que Sc oyen
por todas parties.
Cualquier esfuerzo que Sc haga, cual
quIer opinion sensata que Sc emita
acerca de esta incognita, resuItara de
interes pdblico, y los que asi hagan
no hay duda que habran sido efcaces
colaboradores en- la gran realidad de-
finitiva. @sEMN
Ell MUNDO, fiel su tradici6n de
periodico defensor de los intereses ge-
nerales de la isla, no desea permane-
Ger independence en- estos momentos
de expectaciones colectivas y quiere
poner a contribution su gran ascen-
dencia en- Ell concepto pubIico, a fin
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de los dos bandos de mantener ell esta-
do de violencia que origin6 la discor-
dia
En- tales condolences no me queda
otro recurso que, o prescindir de uno
dc los partidos que formaron ell pacto,
10 que no Quiero hacer por que repugna
a mi conciencia ell violentar compromi-
SOS hechos base de la voluntad popu-
lar presentar la renuncia de mi car
go para que 10 ocupe otro hombre que
mas afortunado que yo, pueda resta-
blecer Ia marcha tranquila segura de
Ia Administration, que es 10 que desca
"a gran masa de habitantes de esta ciu-
dad, cor1tribuyentes no eontribuyen-
tes, que alejados de la hoguera, ven las
cosas con calma y no Sc dejan cegar
por la passion al extreme de olvidar,
como Sc ha olvidado ell sentido de Ia
response bilidad que todos nos impusi-
mos al aceptar los puestos que ocupa-
mos. Sirvanse sefiores de la Asamblea
aceptar la renuncia irrevocable de mi
cargo de Alcalde de la Ciudad de Pom
ce. Muy respetuosamente.
Francisco PARRA.
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Los herederOS del preeminente
CabaIIerO, don Vicente SOIterO,
muertO tragiCamente bajO las
fuedaS del trOIe, piden una
determination de $4,000 a Ia
COmpania de los CarrOS eI9CtriCOS
FL dia IS del COrriente Sc CeIebrard E
IuiCiO en- Ia COrte de DiStritO
de San luan

Segln nuestros informes, para ell dia
fecha del case por indemnizaci6n de
danos y perjicios seguido por los he
redercs del prominente cabalIero de
Sabana Grande, don Vicente Soltero,
muerto tragicamente bajo las ruedas
de un Trole, en- contra de la Compafiia
de los carros electricos, exigiendole la
sulna de $4,000 por ell daflo que ale
gan haberle causado la demandada con
motive del lamentable suceso, que con-
movie profundamente la opinion publ
ca por ser ell seiior Soltero persona muy
conocida Y estimada en- ell pals.
Los demandantes alegan son todos
mayores de edad vecinos de Sabana
Grande, Puerto Rico; y la demandada
es una corporation de servicios publ
co Incorporate con arreglo las Leyes
de Puerto Rico con sus ofcinas en- es-
ia Ciudad de San Juan Puerto Rico.
Que la Corporation demandada era
duela en- la fecha en- que ocurri6 e. he
cho OCCASIONAL de esta demanda, 10 es
actualmente, de una Inca de tranvias
el6ctricos dedicados al transporte de
pasajeros y que circular regularmente
entire las poblaciones de San Juan Y
Rio Piedras en- este Distrito Judicial
Que el dia diez de enero del corrien-
te arc 1928, el caro- el6ctrico marcado
con ell nti11ero 8, guiado por ell motto
rista Felipe vazquez, al pasar por la
parada % en- Ia Inca de San Juan
Rio Piedras, arroll6 Vicente soltero
Pagan CUE en- aquel momento atrave-
saba la carretera que cruza por aquel
sitio; y lie ocasion6 lesiones de tai gra-
vedad que lie produjeron la muerte ca
81 instantanea.
(Continla en- la "a pagina.)
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Este mes empiezan a publican
Sc los ediCtOs para Ia reaIiza-
Ci6n del colossal plan de los
ferrOCarriIeS de Ofiente
Sc da IN pIazO dc 30 semaNas a las
COnpahias ferrOCarriIeras exiSteateS en-
eI pals p6r 81 deSean reaIizar diChas
OhraS, y al venCIlnieHtO del miSmO, 81
ninguRa 10 hiCiere, eDtOGCeS prOCedera
Ell taI SentidO eI GOb'ernO de P. R.

De conformidad con la legislation
que existe en- la materia, resuelto
asi por Ia Comision de Servicio Phi
bico, ell Secretario de 6sta, Hon. Fran
cisco del Vale, ha autorizado Ia pu-
blicaci6n de los edictos correspondent
tos para Ia realization del magno plan
de los ferrocarriles los cuales Sc pu-
bhcaran una vez cada mes, desde julio
hasta diciembre, Y son contentivos de
la orden de la Comisi6n de Servicio
Publico autorizando al Comisionado
del Interior a construir las siguientes
lineas f6rreas:
Iinea que commence en- la estaci6n
de Carolina de la Compaiiia de Fe-
rrocarriles de Puerto Rico, a sus ce-
sionarios llegue hasta la estacion de
Mameyes, de la Fajardo Development
Cmpany.
Linea que principle en- Ia termination
de la via ferrea de la Fajardo Develop
mcnt Company en- Naguabo Y llegue
haSta Ia ciudad de Humacao.
Linea que partiendo de la ciudad
de Humacao " pasando por 5tis1eos en-
paine con ell ferrocarril de la Caguas
Tramway Company, cerca del kil6me-
tro 90 de dicha Inca, con un ramal a
San Lorenzo.
Iinea que principle en- la ciudad de
Humacao, pase por las jurisdicciones
de Yabucoa, Maunabo, Patillas y lie
que hasta Guayama.
81 antes de un plazo de 80 semanas
dice el edicto, que Sc empezara con-
tar en- primo de JUNO y terminara en-
81 de diciembre de 1924, ninguna de
las compaflias ferrocarrileras existen-
tes que puedan organizarse al efecto
solicita authorization mediante Tranquil
cia concedida por esta Comision, para
Ia construction de todas, cualquier o
cualesquiera de las secciones lineas
ferroviarias antes mencionadas, el
Comisionado del Interior y ell Tesorero
de Puerto Rico, de acuerdo va sobre ell
particular, procederan con toda dill
gencia dar cumplimiento a las refe-
ridas leyes.
Cualquier compaflia de servicio pu-
blico existente que Sc organize al
efecto que construya una mas de
las secciones enumeradas en- ell articulo
primero de la Ley No. 90, parte de
las misnlas, quedara exenta del pago
de contribuciones por diez afios por el
valor de la tasaci6n, hecha para fines
contributivos, de las lineas por ella
construidas.
La Comisi6n de Servicio Publico fl
(Continua en- Ia "a. pag1na.)
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dentro de los mas puros principles
para que nadie yea en- el torcidas in
tenc:ones, 10 habremos de circunscribir
las siguientes condolences:
1.-Invitamos las personals mas
caracterizadas del pals, sin distinction
de matiz politico, a que visiten, cuan-
do gusten, nuestra Redaccion y Sc GER
c-oren de los procedimientos que Sc
guiremos Ell la marcha del Concurso.
a. Todos los cupones que Sc COM
puten diariamente seran depositados
en- una urna preparada AID HOG
3.-se nombrara un Jurado, COM
puesto por representatives de todcs los
partidos para que asista al compute
final, del cual dara fe, para mayor le-
galidad, 81 es precise, un notario Pu-
blico.
Las bases a que sujetaremos este
Concurso, son:
Debera llenarse Ell cup6n que publ
caremos diariamente mientras ell Con-
jContinda en- Ia pag. p
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In Ombe, dOmnadO pOr los CeO arranca vida Ia Ompaera
de 81 Wda uegO, wKe ama hOmda contra ST. de u CaterO
dEparO Cae examine unto CaddYpr de Su Ya z
OrO, ddndose eUar pOr la ra en- un omentO de rabia
la emPrende mGchetGzOS contra nfez mujer produ-
ciendOLG dos heridaS de grGUedad
LA POBRE WCTXMA Sc MEGA ROTUNDAMENTE /
Sc ENKE A UN PRESlDIO AL PADRE sos
TEN DE SUS HLJOS

La historic del crimen Sc apunta dos
episodes mas en- sus anales. La ola
dc sangre que arrasa nuestra isla es
cada vez mas arrolladora. Hoy tenemos
que traer una vez mas nuestras colum
mas la relaci6n de dos delitos de san
gre, que por las circunstancias espc-
ciales en- que fueron cometidos mere
cen especial menci6n.
Ha sido Afiasco ell escenario de n
tragedia que vamos relatar nues-
tros lectores, viendose la paz patriar-
cal de que disfrutan sus habitantes re-
pentinamente turbada por 10 espantoso
del delito cometido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
4 LA AcAMBLEA
MUNICIPAL De tPoNCE

: SenoreS:-
CUando hace mas de tres afios, raiz
de las lltimas. elecciones fuf escogido
por la Asamb'ea Municipal de Ponce
para ocupar elsscargo de Comisionado
de servicio PdblicQ, comprendi que
uno de los prop6s51og de mi nombra-
miento era ell de fdadas mis- rela-
clones con los nentos que ha-
bian asumido La raapcnsabilidad de la
Administrator Municipal ii, Ponce,
estarian en- mejores condolences que
otro a;guno para mantener la ammonia
y cohesion de ambass fracciones, nece-
saria una buena labor.
Durante todo ese. tempo pude To-
grarlo apagando los chispazos de dis
cordia que de cuando. en- cuando amena-
zaban quebrantar nuestra unidad de
accion. Poro un estado de violencia
creado en- ell pasado mes de JUNO ha
traido consigo una situacion tan amor
nal en- la administration de esta ciu-
dad Que me obliga presentar Ia re-
nuncia de mi cargo. He hecho cuanto
ha estado mis- manos para lograr un
acuerdo entire ambas fracciones aso-
ciadas hasta hace POGO tempo procu-
rando un entendido cue garantizara
una paz administrative que es 10 que
en- resumen esta pidiendo a gritos e!
verdadero pueblo de Ponce; pero he
fracasado ante la insistencia de uno