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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-06-26
CERTIFICATE


!, Walter s. Hicks, DO HEREBY
CERTIFY that my place Of residence
is CIT 3rd Ave. So, Great Falls, Mon
tana, and that ! am conducting tire
and vulcanizing business at 8 Sixth
Street So, Great Falls, Cascade coun-
ty, Montana. under the name. style
and designation Of GREAT FALLS
VULCANIZING COMPANY
further certify chat l am the sole
and exclusive owner Of such business
and no other person or persons are
Interested therein.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, /
Aave hereunto set my hand and seal
this 14th day Of June, 1924.
(Seal) WALTER s. HICKS.
STATE OF MONTANA
Sc.
COUNTY OF CASCADE
On this 18th day Of June, 1924, be-
fore me, Frank M. Wallace, personally
appeared Walter s. Hicks to me
known TO be the person described IN
and who executed the foregoing IN
strumant, and acknowledged that be
executed the same.
Witness my hand and official seal,
the day and year last above written.
(NotariaI eeal)
FRANK NJ. WALLACE,
Notary Public for the State Of Mon
lana. My commission expires July
18th, 1925. Residing at Great Falls
Montana
First pub. June ie--last pub July 10)
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-06-26

Melstone-Hibbsrd OH company to-
resume operations on structure near
here.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-06-26
Are You Contenfed?

An enterprisng publication recently asked thousands
of farmers wives this most personal question: Are
you contented with your lot "
In "a per cent of all the answer eyes. de-
cidedly."
Yet only decade ago farm life meant drudgery.
Today the washing machine and electric iron make
quick work of what used to be formidable task
New utensils speed up the preparation of meals Dish
washing is disposed of in short order Vacuum
cleaners lend their most effective aid. Running
water, better ceansers and innumerabIe household
helps tighten, quicken and improve the work
That is what advertising means TO women the
farm. It has brought them countless appliances
which help in their work. better conditions in their
homes add to their pleasure and increase their IN
terest in life.
Advertising means much to you. Advertisements
published IN this paper continually tell OF many
veniences and comforts that you might otherwise
miss
The Ids Are Your Good
Friends---Re0d Them
Evening star., 1924-04-02
KEEP ISLE OF PINES,
PRESIDENT is URGED
Woman Planters Present Petition
With 100000 Names to Bar
Cuban Jurisdiction.
TREATY rs NOW PENDING
1,500 Americans Residing on Isle
Join in Plea.
TREATY is NOW PENDING

President Coolidge was presented
today with petition urging the re
lection OF the Hay Quesada treaty,
pending since 1902, which would give
10 Cuba permanent jurisdiction over
The Isle of Pines.
Mrs. II. p. Wheeler ana Mrs. Charles
T. Fetter. American woman planters
Of the island, presented at noon, to
thc President, a petition bearing 100
600 names including those OF the
800 Americans on the isle.
The women, sent by, the chamber
OF commerce of the Isle Of Pines.
which is about the size OF Rhode
Island, ana is located sixty miles
south Of cuba, were accompanied by
Judge and Mrs. NJ. q. Hall Of North
t,akota. Edward Vanish Of st. Paul
Mimi: 7. J. keenan, Of Pittsburgh
ana Miss Florence Ttchenor Of this
civ.
Setting forth that the Americans
.rc slowly being pushed off the is
..nd. under conditions imposed by the
de facto government nf cuba. the pc
Ittion made plea for the retention
ut the island, which, ii is stated. was
..led 80 tn" United states under
article > OF the treaty OF peace of 1898.
The two women told the President
that they pay taxes and duty to Cuba.
and duty and income tax to the
nited States. There is no trial by
1ury in the island, they stated.
They asked for the retention OF
the isle as American territory. and
IN" restoration of the American tlas.
Ten thousand purchasers Of land
On The island obtained ten names
zach TO the petition. The Two dele
gates declared that. the General Fed
Grafton Of Women's clubs has backed
their petition
Saturday night Mrs. Fetrcr will
broadcast from station WRC talk,
~ Sketch of the Isle OF Pines, and
describe this modern isle OF para
ajse.'' as she calls it, and tell Of its
political history. ami OF the hopes
Of the American reSiGtrtS
Evening star., 1924-04-02
CALLS MARYLAND
G. @. P. CONVENTION
Chairman TAFT Suggests Coolidge
Support at Gathering
May IA
By tic Associated Press.

By the AsSccia ted Press.
BALTIMORE, Md, April -.--Cialeu
J.. TAFT, chairman Of the republican
state central committee. YESTERDAYS
issued a call for the republican stat
convention to bc held May / H. he
primary election, at which delegate
To- the convention win be selected
viii be held May ;. The state con
Nention viii select nineteen uele-d,. /
to the republican national conven-
ton.
1T is generally assumed that since
President Coolidge is the onl,- can
didate who has flied in Maryland, 4
no other files lie obtains the dcIa-a-
tion by default" Mr.. TAFT said iu
his call. This is not strictly true.
The primary law provides that the
primary ballot shall be 50 printed that
republican can vote for any pres
dental candidate who has flied or
may vote for an uninStructrd dele
cation to the national conN -nL:ou"
Chairman TAFT suggested as ''prin-
t,plcS or policies" that republican 5
should support President Coolidge at
tn" May primary. that the state con
Nention should pledge the Delegates
TO the national convention to vote
Tor President rolidge: the admins
trdtIn of President Coolidge should
ic Indorsed, and that suitable recog-
niuon in the national delegation
should be given women and negroes
Evening star., 1924-04-02
WAGE ROW CURTAILS
0RCHESTRA'S PLANS
Philadelphia Symphony Organiza.
tion Gives Up Scheduled Trip
to Coast.
Bv the 4 Associated Press.

Nv the Associated Press
PHILADELPHTA April > - Dis
agreement with the musicians Of tho
Philadelphia orchcstra over a new
wage scale has resulted in the aban-
donment of the proposed tour Of th,.
orchestra to the Pacific coast next
season. Arthur Judsou. the manager.
announced today. others closely a.
spCiated with the organization said
that unless the differences were adj
justcd temporary disbanc!ment of the
orchestra might become necessary.
About twenty-five concerts in diff
'erent c!-icS had been planned for the
Pacific coast tour and part Of the ex-
penses Of the trip had been under
written.
Mr.. Judson said the present mini
mum wage rate was $50 a week. The
mon al first demanded a. 40 per cent
increase. but later agreed to accept
- per cent.
Thomas Rival. president of the To-
cal musicians union and a member Of
the orchestra. declined to discuss the
situation. a conference Of union off
rials and representatives of the or
chestra association is scheduled for
later in the week.
Evening star., 1924-04-02

at Fort Benning, Ga; Col. r. j. Kirk
patrick. retired. in Alexandria, Va ::
Col. William 4. Wood, retired, at
United States Soldiers Home, this
city; Lieut.. Col Joseph S. Hardin, re
tired. at IL Iaso, Tex; First Lieut..
Daniel Wells. 30th Volunteer In
fantry, at Detroit. Mich, and Second
Lieut.. Marion r. Babson, 2Sth United
States Volunteers. at Marion. S. &.
Posthumous awards were made in
the cases Of the late Col. James 4.
Irons. United States infantry, Of
PennsyfN ania. and the lat~ Lieut.. Col
Peter W. DAWSON. United States in
fantry, of Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1924-04-02
'En,n,a'' Asks Job
On Police Force,
Name Bars Hin,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Harry
Armstrong cannot join the police
force because his name is Emma.
In applying for the force he had
to show birth certificate, and he
went to Southampton, L. l., to get
one.
You are a girl said the clerk.
"I am not" said Armstrong.
We'll, you were registered under
the name of Emma Armstrong"
replied the clerk.
Armstrong disagreed violently,
but was told he would have to
take legal action to change his
name to Harry.
Evening star., 1924-04-02

Come III selection j, still excellent t,yn
unc English Broadcoth and Alpha Oxfords III white
careful buyer will fancy. Sizes 49,. to H.
sHoP-sTREEr FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-04-02

themselves to the predatory interest =
Recalling that President Roosevelt
once suggested some such arrange
ment Mr.. Bryan said the Senate dis
closures had prepared the public
mind for acceptance of the practical
details Of the plan and advocated
quick action SO ii could be employed
in the 1924 campaign
The formal announcements of can
didates would, under Mr.. Bryan's
proposition, be placed before the
people in a bulletin issued by the
government, and there would be an
additional appropriation from the
federal Treasury amounting to 10
cents per voter, apportioned among
parties according to the last re-
corded strength.
First raincoat ever made melted in
Evening star., 1924-04-02
CITED For GALLANTRY.
Spanish War and Philippine Insur-
rection Officers Honored.

Citations for gallantry in action
in the Spanish war or the Philippine
insurrection have just been awarded
the following named officers Of the
Army: Maj. Gen. William q. Haan,
retired, at Milwaukee, Wis; Brig.
Gen. ID. f. Nolan. at the War Depart :
ment: Col. Edward Anderson. retired,
at 1906 Varnum street. this city; Col.
Henry c. Fisher, Medical Corps, Of
this city, now in the Panama Canal
Zone: Col Henry A. Hanigan. in
fantry. at Phoenix. Ariz; Col. James
V. Hcldt. infantry, at San Antonio,
Tex: Col. Monroe @. kerth. infantry.
Evening star., 1924-04-02
Chalk Up 4nother Success
Sale Ollar-AttaChed
Shirts Is Going Good
And No w order. With
English Broadc1oth and
Alpha Oxfords
$1.SS

We staged this event
with even more than usual
confidence, because al
signs pointed l. its time
illness.
To-day ; selling, ii spite
II the. weather proved
that we had gagged our
customers needs nicely.
for they've been busy
ht1z-;no- Uoof, shirts oiI da1-
Evening star., 1924-04-02
BRYAN PROPOSES U. S.
PAY CAMPAIGN COSTS
Says Candidates and Parties Thus
Would Not Be Obligated to.
Interests"

William Jennings Bryan brought
forward here yesterday plan to
let the government pay the cam
paiGn expenses of candidates for
public office. which would save par
ties and candidates from "obIipatipe-
Evening star., 1924-04-02
MODART
CORSETS
Scientifically Fitted
Leave Nothing
to Be Desired

We are proud TO exploit
their merits to the dis
corning women of Wash
ington, for their careful de
signing and beautiful work
manship are well known
and sponsored by modistes
everywhere.
A complete range OF
models is here for every
type, each built with a def
mite design in mind and
moulding the form into
beauty and symmetry.
Each OF our attendants
has been trained to fit you
cxpertly and will consider
your individual needs to
the minutest detail. For
absolute assurance of smart
lines, ask for Modart-the
corset beautiful!
Evening star., 1924-04-02

First raincoat ever made melted in
the sun
Evening star., 1924-04-02

GIRLS SILK DRESSES
Crisp Taffetas and soft Crepe
de Chimes, daintily trimmed
with embroidery ribbons and
lace. Excellent color choice.
Sizes z to IA. S5.9S.
Evening star., 1924-04-02

Air mail flying planes over San Fran
cisco and the high Sierras have been
equipped with snowshoes and life pre-
Evening star., 1924-04-02
Sale of Spring Bly
I.5OO BlOuses-
Many of Them EsquisiteIy Handmade

Soft handkerchief linen blouses i'll coors with drawn
work and other dainty handwork adornn9 them Strictly
tailored styles with Bobby Tuxedo collars and others with
feminine fr down the front Designs varied they eggal
description Seven OF the STYLES as skctched
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18

Mayaguez, P. R. julio l5, 1ea4.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18
MANUEL SANTOS BERMUDES

/ Cuando el reloj del ''tSanatorio In
sular'' souaban las II en- punto de Ia
roche del domingo s de- actual, expi
raba ALI mismo 81 joven MANUEL
SANTOS BERMUDEZ, que pocos dias
antes babia regresado de Nueva York.
no FIRE Santos Berm1dez LIN desco-
rocido no. Fu6 I'M gran coraz6n, cuya
palabra cuya puma estuvieron STEM
pre- al servicio de las grandes causae
porgue 81 sentia con ell pueblo hacienda
sUvas sus do ores y su3 aleg,:ias.
F~6 nor infrttos propios ofciales cran
do ell iltimo ca1pamento on las Casas
~ al frlnarse la paz. march6 a EstaIoa
Unidos donde sc ahri6 campo donda
SO code6 con hombrss penfadcrNs Do
aouela urba de Ia America latina.
Era ~ magnl6co IS ritter, pes q
ars oscsitos siennpre haLia grande5 en-
fefcnzas.
Ali Ebr6 Eiry buenas campaitas Ell
favor do Puerto Eico s1s cr6nicas
MO EL MUNDo publicaba. eran roci-
hidas cen agrado por el lac*or Porto
rriqueao
En- ca+afio, ante5 de Salir pare Esta-
dos Unidcs sc dedic6 la cnsehanZa de
la Taquierafia luch6 mucho en- defen-
sa del mcioramiento de In mujer ohre-
ra q Ia cIe defendt6 con todas sus
energias e. calor de su paiabra.
Llsmaba Don Manuel Negr6n Co.
llazo su padre esp!rtual guard6 siem
pra para el So familia una gratiud
inmensa, p1es Don Manolo 10 alent6
sieinpre el ola sus consoles en- todo
momentc.
Muere jovea cuando 10 vida empe-
zaba sonreire. No era hombre de
od1as, 7unque 81 SO acostumbr6 de-
ci- la verdad clara Hama sin fiarse
en- les conse.dencias qre>e este p2diera
originate.
Fu6 I'm lrehador. honrado sincere
Y dc su pluma salieron stempro chie-
pazos de iteas, porque Ell medic de Ia
trcha el era tn sonador.
Paz a sus restos y reciban sus familia
res entro eIlos ST. hermano Juan P. San
tos ell testimonio dc nuostra pena
G.. 3. F.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18

Casi al anochecdr una manifesto
cion bien nutrida de este barrio,
dando acalorados vivas, entr6 en- la
poblacion siendO acompanada pOr
TN immense publico in orquesta
que le ayud6 a recorrer algunas ca
Hes de la poblaci6n, alegrando cor
sus notas armoniosas los espiritus
de estas fuerzas humildes y patrio-
ta3 de Coamo, que emplelan con To-
do el ardor de sus ideales el COM
bate por el triunfo de su causa.
Despues de este trabaio Sc disol-
yieron los manifestantes, entrando
todos Ia plaza pu5hca Gonde de-
liiaron por la tribuna os orado,es Sc
6ores I.cdo. Martinez Nadal, Lcdo.
Crist6bal r. Colon, Cregorio Fores
tier, Jose Dulles Ramon Tosas, to-
dos los que e5tuvielon coFrcctos en-
Sus elocuciones.
El orador DULLES fuG muy oy9rio-
nado por sus camaradas soeialistas
republicanos simpatizadores, asi
como el Lcdo. Martinez Nadal es-
tuvo juicioso serene habIando con
mutha senciiloz y pausa como hora
media, cerrando como las doce
este hermosO acto con las palabras
dc oro que saturaron aquel ambjente
de verdadero patriotism0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18

esta. Sc >sentia dcsde el primer mo-
mento una magnifica atm6sfera de
cCrdialidad DE pensamiento una
mime en- las cuestiones palpitantes
pendicntps de consideration La cues
ton Fundamental discutjrse, natu-.
ralmente, era 10 del pacto con los
Republicanos Puro5. Desde eI 1920,
Y adn dcsde e 1916 cuando Sc CO.
memo q hablar sobrc IA posi5ilidad
de un entendido con el Otro partido
de Ia minoria, he sido un partidario
ferviente de la coalicion republco-
Socia,ista Ve;a en- esa coalici6n un
movimiento rcdentor de eta colo
MIA DE esc!avo8 poIiticos q parias
econ6mjcos, que habria do decidir in
paso de adelanto y De progreso p4-
blico para Ia Isla, J hahria da de
rrctar 81 caoiquiamo ahsorbcntn
tiIanico del Partido Unionjsta. Hoy
veo con gran cntuS,a3mo con gan
emoci6n que mi idea Sc ha clistali-
zado, que va cs una Yea idad II
pacto con los Ropublcanos, y .digo
Republicanos porque on realidad cl
Vcrdadcro Partido Rnpublicano en-
masa es cl que Sc ha undo ron nos
otros, dejando at"as ri lastre del trai-
dor Jose Tous Soto Y los otyos H.
dcritos que Tous ha arrastredo con
sus falaces promesas de medro eco
n6mico politico en- Ell stpo de la
Union de Puerto Rico.
Yo estoy SECURE q. la coaiici6n Re
ptblico Puro- -SociaIista sera avasalla-
dora hahremos dc barrer para STEM
pre- con la tirania de los caciques
Unionistas, y hahremos de iniciar
para esta desgraciada lsla una nue.
Va era de paz, de democracia verda-
dera, Y de progreso pd5lico general
Y que habTemos de tener IN G05ier-
no verdaderamente del pueblo, por
el pueblo y para el pueblo, y no 10
cue hemos tenido hasta abora quc es
una caricatura dc Gobierno entrega,
do sumisamente media docena De
corporaciones cue estrangulan al pa :
nuestras infelices muchcdumhrcs
trabajadora5 de los can1pos, f&bricas
y tallercs.
Bolivar CCHAET.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18
Bolivar CCHART
INPORTANTES ASUNToS RE-
SUELTOS POR LA COMISICN
DE SERVICIO PUBIICO
POR QUE Sc VALORA La PRO,
PIEDAD DE IA COMPANIA
DE TELEFONO?

La Com!si6n de scrvicio P1bl;co
colehr6 session 81 dca Is del actual,
con asistencia de los coniisionados
Callardo, Cabrera, Coats, Tstcves,
Figueroa y Kessinger, habiendo re-
spelto los siguientes asuntos:
Fue acucrdo pasar'e copia a la
Porto Rico Railway, Light and Po-
wer Company de la opinion del At
torncy General, sobre la solicitud del
director de la compania para que
Sc informara con que fin Sc 2roce-
dia a la valoraci6n de la propiedad de
la misma.
En- el case de la resolution del
Municipio de Yauco al efecto de que
no tiene fondos disponibIes para cum
plir la orden de la Comisi6n respec-
to a la installation de contadorcs dc
aqua, fua acucrdo cnviar1e copia del
informe del Tesororo de Puerto Ri
CO, donde dicho funcionario sugiero
IA forma en- cue ell misno puedo
allegar los fondos necesarios.
Paso al Comit5 dc Vehiculos de
Motor para ettudio 9 hforme ciorta
pet t'ci6n De la American Railroad
Company solicitando la reglamenta-
ci6n de los vehiculos de motor dc
servtcio pdbIico que SC dcdieau 81
tranporte De carga,
En- eI caso de Ia querella de Jose
L. Berrios contra el Nunicipio de
Yabucoa, por no haheF cumpido
este la ordon de Ia Comision respec-
to la installation de contadores. fu@
acuerdo insistir en- la installation dc
los mismos la mayor hrevedad po-
sible, para 10 cual pucde util;zar q
municipio los fondos del emprestito
para mejoraa pGblicas.
Sc aprobaron las tariffs para el
aeueducto municipal de Vega Baja
sugeridas por ell ingeniero de la Co
mission.
Qued6 sobre la mesa e' asunto de
la solicitud DE Ia British Moiasses
Company Of Porto Rico para que Sc
apruebe la ceSi6n traspaso su
favor por la Sugar Products Com
pany, de la franquicia concedida a
dicha compan'a.
Sc ondos5 favorabIemente la petit
ci6n de la Compan!a Popular de
Transportc, Iac.. al Secretario de la
Guerra solicitando permiso para re-
mover ciertas rocas que eTisten fren-
te a su muolIe Gle Catano.
Sc discuti6 ampliamente las coQdi-
clones en- quo puedo concederse a Fe-
lix Benitez Reach la franquicia pa
ra la construction de los diques, etc,
az, Isla Crande.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18

TEemos sido informados por personas
pcrteneciontcs al Partido socialista
que e, pr5xi9no domingo seran convoca-
COS los cornit5s todos del partido socia-
rgta en- los diferentes pueb|os que com
ronen ell distrito senatorial de San
Juan, para reunirse en- esta ciudad y
proceder a designation de los candi-
datos que hon de If al ticket electoral
como scnadores de distrito V represen-
tantss a ia Camara por los cinco dis
tritos representatives que componen oil
senatorial.
La Convocatoria sera> hecha por el
Icdo. Bolivar Pagan en- su caracter de
Presidente de las seccioues socialistas
de esta ctudad.
En- cuanto 10 designation de sena-
dores al Partido socialista solamente 10
. ccrresondera designar TN senador Va
cue Ell otro sera designado por los re-
publicanoc puros de 2cuerdo con los
t6~!ninoe de la coahci6n Que ha sido
rccientemenete arrobada per los dos
partidos en- minoria.
Sc ind'ca como indiscutib'e candida
to por el part!do sociaIsta al sefior
Julio Ayhar, director de 'tUni6n obre-
ra'' nno de los elomentos de mas
sjgnificact6n dentro del movilniento
obrero.
Para ell cargo de Representante a Ia
C8mara por Ell primer distrito repre-
sentative o sea, San Juan y Puerta
de Tierra, Sc cree cue el candidate In
diecutibe 10 sera ell Lcdo. Bolivar Pa
gan.
For Eayam6n Y Guynabo seya reelec-
to el actual representante Don Epifa-
Mo Fiz por Rio Ptedras, Carolina y
Trujillo Alto sera nomtnc6o el Lcdo,
jose soto Rivera. Los otros dos dis
tritos representatives del distrito sana-
torial correspondent a los rep@b!ca-
nos puros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18
Ell CANDIDATE A. ALcALDE

Hasta la fecha parece qua los rep
hl'canos pyros Y los socialistas no han
encontrado Ia persona qne ellos de5ean
Para cue ecopte la caodtdaturG dc A
calde de eGta ciudad, para c1yo psesto
deaean hacer una crtdaaosa Sc >ecci61.
i Hoce salgunos dias, segtn nuestros in
formes, los puros los sociaA8tas, 50
valieron de 10 inhuencia de I'm prom
nents element9 republicano o'ie ahora
re mantiene a siado de In politica. pa
ra yer 81 coassguisn gre oil Doctor 10
pez sicard6 aceptase Ia cendtdatura Pc
ro cI rechazo la proposition.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18

FL Lcdo. Alemafy Sosa, presidente
del Parddo Untonfsta en- Mayagrez
presidenta de la Legion Uniontsta
de esta ciudad, en- un cambio de i'm
pres ones que sostuvimos con Ell, nos
ha deciarado que Ia information que
aparece en- Ell nImero de LA Cores
pondencia del viernes pasado no eS
IN refleio fiel v exacto dc sus pala-
bras con Ell reporter de ese perlodi-
co, pues el en- ell curse de la conver-
sacion con ell mencionado reporter no
monciono para NADIA nj ma sola yez
ei nombre del prestigioso correligio->
mario don Edelniro Lespier, que 81 a
6t", su digtingrido amigo Sc hubiera
refer'do habria sido para reconocerle
Sis m6ritos como luchador entusias-
T. consecuente de la invicts Union
&c Puerto Rico. Mega rotundamente
nuestro prestigioso entrevistado ha-
ber hecho mencion slguna del case
del professor Lopez dc Vega.
mis- manifestac' ones al represcn-
tants del citado peri6dico fueron mas
menos las siguientes En- Mayaguez
no hay disidentes; ALI no hay mas
qre umonistas, decididos y fervorosos,
p~estos a entrar en- bataIla para ase-
gYrar para la Alianza Puertorriquc
Ia el mas abrumador de los t:innfos
en- las luchas comiciales del proximo
roviemhre,'' ascgura ell sehor Alema
fiy Sosa.
Al preguntarle nosotros que pensa
ba responder ma hoja suelta frma-
da por I'M t'aIiancista'' que ha cir
crlado por la ciudad, combatiendo la
organization de la Legion Unionista
dc Mayaguez Y comentando el mani
cuerpo directive de las diversas Le
giones, el Lcdo. Alemafy Sc ha mega
do a contestar, declarandonos Que
solo sc trata de probados correligio
narios que no han comprendido ell
movimiento salvador iniciado por
ejlos Clos Iegionarios) pero que en-
grosaran las flas de las Legiones tan
pronto Sc den cuenta del error de
epreciaci6n en- que una hgereya les
ha colocado.
La organization de Legiones es
un movimiento puesto en- practica
por primera vez por los repubicanos
de Ponce para reorganizar sus hues-
tss conque cooperar al triunfo de la
tlianza y el cual nosotros hemos imi-
tado por parecernos magnifico para
la causa aliada en- todo ell pais'', de-
clara lleno de visible satisfaction
nuestro ilrstre aprecido amigo, pa
ra dar por terminada nuestra breve
entrevista.
CoRRESPoNsAL
Mayaguez, P. R. Julio is, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18
LA CONVENTION SOCIALISTA.
AL TRAVES DE LOS LENTES
DE B. OCHART

Desde Ell instante de su aperture
assist constantemente la gran Con-
venci6n que acaba de celebrar mi
partido. Desde que naci6 la vida
pdblica mi partido he asistido to-
das sus convenciones Y asambleas
generates, pero en- ninguna he visto
tanto calor Y tanto entusiasmo des.
plegado por los delegados como en-